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West Kensington Area Guide
Posted on January 24, 2020 February 3, 2021 by Studios2let
Until recently West Kensington was one of London's best-kept secrets… Don't miss out on this up and coming area if you're looking for an exciting and international London experience! This central yet quiet and residential neighbourhood is well connected to all of Central and West London and is evolving into one of London's cultural hubs
West Kensington is increasingly popular with young professionals, students and international expats
West Kensington is defined as the area between Fulham on its southern border, Shepherd's Bush in the north, Brook Green in the west and Hammersmith in the east. Despite what its name may suggest, not all of West Kensington is in the Kensington and Chelsea district. A large part of it is actually part of Hammersmith & Fulham. The West Kensington postal code is W14, which it shares with the adjacent Holland Park neighbourhood. In comparison to its affluent neighbouring areas, West Kensington is more affordable, but its prime location, easy transport links and pleasant characteristics have led to increased investment in recent years, which in turn added to its attraction. It is also strategically located with easy access to many of London's leading higher education institutions, among them Imperial College with its main campus in neighbouring South Kensington, and its campuses in Hammersmith and Charing Cross hospitals, all within a short commute or even walking distance.
Quiet residential streets line the West Kensington area (Photo © John Lord cc-by-sa/2.0)
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Getting to West Kensington
West Kensington has excellent transportation links with other parts of London, especially with anywhere in Central and West London. Its prime location between the Fulham, Hammersmith and Kensington transportation hubs means that West Kensington is exceptionally served by public transport. The West Kensington underground station, which is actually above ground, is on the District Line. It is located on North End Road (B317) close to its intersection with West Cromwell Road/Talgarth Road (A4), this tube station is in Zone 2. The two other nearby stations, Earls Court and Barons Court, are both on the District line and the Piccadilly line. There are quite a few bus routes serving the area, connecting it to other London attractions and transportation hubs, among them Paddington Station, King's Cross station, Notting Hill, Oxford Street and Trafalgar Square. These lines include bus numbers 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, 391 and C1. A night bus, the N9, also links West Kensington with Heathrow Airport via Isleworth and West Middlesex Hospital.
The West Kensington underground station is actually above ground (Photo © Russell Trebor cc-by-sa/2.0)
What is West Kensington like?
The residential area now known as West Kensington dates back to the 17th century when impressive buildings started to appear on what was formerly an archery practice terrain (more about the history of this former village here). Nowadays, West Kensington's location on the border of two historic boroughs – Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington – gives residents easy access to both the luxury and prestige of Kensington and the bustling commerce of Hammersmith. West Kensington is itself a well-established area with a history spanning centuries. It has exceptional Victorian architecture, leading to the preservation of many houses and even entire streets as listed buildings.
Classic Victorian residences line West Kensington streets
While West Kensington has its own historic character, it has also a growing cosmopolitan nature due to its diverse community, which includes large Antipodean, American, French, Mediterranean, Italian and Spanish populations. There are also many students living in West Kensington due to its proximity to the Imperial College campuses and easy commute to other Central London universities such as King's College and University College London. Asides from students, many young professionals opt for this area: more than half of West Kensington's residents have a degree, and a similar percentage are single. Since the 19th century, West Kensington has become popular with artists and writers. Some of West Kensington's famous residents include Mahatma Gandhi and Jamaica's national hero Marcus Garvey, legendary rock band Queen, the pre-Rapahleate painters Edward Burne-Jones and John Melhuish Strudwick, the poet Yeats, writer Compton Mackenzie and the renowned classical composer Elgar. This mix of history, diversity, and increasing investment and prestige has created a variety of shops, pubs, galleries and other local establishments which are unique and organic to the area.
What to see and do in West Kensington?
For a quiet residential area, West Kensington packs in a lot of surprising places to shop, eat, and hang out. At its borders, Shepherd's Bush, Earl's Court and Holland Park also offer ample opportunities for shopping, dining, entertainment and recreation.
The North End Road, which links West Kensington to Fulham Broadway and is the West Kensington's high street: boutique and speciality shops and eateries, as well as popular high street brands. From the Mountain Warehouse on the southern end of the road, which specialises in outdoor gear, to the Vitamin Shop at the opposite end dedicated to supplements. Along North End Road you can find pretty much anything, from supermarkets to opticians, jewellers and electronics shops.
The daily North End Road street market is one of the best in London. It has been revamped in 2016 and offers a huge variety of produce from all over the world as well as fabrics and haberdashery. And if that doesn't completely satisfy your cravings, the adjacent neighbourhoods to West Kensington feature additional markets. Neighbouring Shepherd's Bush market is well worth a visit, while Earl's Court has a Sunday farmer's market selling crafted and organic food and other specialities from all over the UK. Two other farmer's markets operate in nearby South Kensington on Saturday and Tuesday.
The bustling North End Road Market stocks fresh produce from all over the world
Also nearby, between the neighbouring Shepherd's Bush and Holland Park areas, the massive Westfield shopping centre, London's largest covered mall, features hundreds of shops including all the large high street fashion retailers.
The Olympia exhibition hall, with its own tube station (operating only on weekends), is a famous conference centre established for more than a century. It houses large scale trade conventions and public events.
The Olympia exhibition centre is renowned for its largescale industry and public events
Baron's Court Theatre is located in the basement of the Curtains Up pub and is an intimate venue for classic and contemporary plays.
Finborough Theatre in the adjacent Earl's Court, also located above a local pub, is an independent and highly acclaimed theatre with a groundbreaking repertoire.
The Bhavan is an Indian culture, art and heritage centre that hosts a programme music concerts and other cultural events, celebrating Indian festivals and offering classes in classical Indian dance, music, languages and even yoga!
For art lovers, the Arthill Gallery, housed in an impressive former church, features contemporary art from emerging and established artists. In neighbouring Holland Park, you can also visit Leighton House Museum is a Victorian studio and residence of the painter Fredric Leighton, housing a pre-Raphaelite collection including many works by Leighton himself.
Also in Holland Park, the Design Museum offers a large collection of historic and contemporary artefacts, with free admission to exhibitions and an abundance of activities and events. While South Kensington, reached via neighbouring Earl's Court, you can find some of London's most attractive museums: the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
The Design Museum is a must-see for anyone interested in modern design and user experience
Although West Kensington doesn't have its own cinema, it is practically surrounded by cinemas in its adjacent neighbourhoods, and you'll be spoilt for choice for a night at the movies.
West Kensington is a foodie's heaven, with dining options that just far too many and too varied to list here. Some of West Kensington's best reviewed restaurants include the Filipino style Romulo cafe, the Thai Eat-Aroi, the Italian Il Portico and Pergola Olympia, and the Indian Miran Masala and Karma restaurant. The Wassouf Lounge is a cheap and delicious Lebanese eatery on the North End Road. If you love East Asian food, sample the menu at Simya Korean, which is also vegetarian- and vegan-friendly. Head to the acclaimed 222 Vegan Cuisine for purely plant-based delicacies or to the Crepe Factory for a made to order a selection of crepes.
You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to picking a cafe in West Kensington
For your coffee run, you can choose between Blue Cafe, BITE cafe, Cafe Continente, L'Élysee artisan cafe and patisserie or the Oriental-style Jaffa Bake House, to name but a few options.
Pubs, bars and nightlife
West Kensington has an abundance of "locals", well-established classic British pubs, as well as more modern bars and gastropubs. Some of the most famous include the Curtains Up pub, which, besides being home to the Baron's Court Theatre, is also a popular drinking and dining spot. For sports fans, the Famous Three Kings pub hosts sports viewing events hugely popular with West Kensington's Australian and New Zealander communities.
The Colton Arms is a family run pub of more than 50 years vintage and West Kensington's "village local". Near the Olympia Exhibition Hall, The Hand & Flower is a traditional, nearly 200 years old pub with a boutique hotel on top. Also close to the Olympia, on the North End Road, The Cumberland Arms is a gastropub with a Mediterranean menu, while The Hansom Cab is a craft beer house formerly owned by media personality Piers Morgan. Other pubs include the Albion, the Clarence, with live music on Sundays, and the Old Oak.
For live music, check out the intimate Nell's Jazz and Blues bar not only offers live jazz and blues but also other musical like soul, funk and reggae. Don't forget that neighbouring Earl's Court, only a 15 minutes walk from West Kensington, has a huge amount of nightlife and entertainment options. And of course, West Kensington's excellent transportation links mean that the nightlife of central London is easily accessible.
West Kensington features several typically British pubs, such as The Hand and Flower
The Queen's Club is a renowned and highly exclusive private racquet sports establishment and the oldest multi-sport club worldwide. Nowadays it is devoted exclusively to tennis, squash, lawn tennis and rackets. The club is notoriously difficult to gain membership to, but you can view top-level tennis games, as it the Fever-Tree championships, an annual pre-Wimbledon tournament.
In the adjacent area of West Brompton, you'll find the Stamford Bridge stadium, home of the Chelsea Football Club. This legendary stadium has seen FA Cup Finals, FA Cup semi-final, international rugby and cricket matches, and even baseball, America football and greyhound. The stadium has a huge capacity, with a record attendance of more than 80,000 fans. Asides from watching premier-league and international matches, you can enjoy guided and audio tours around the stadium.
You can view British football right at the source in nearby West Brompton
For martial arts fans, the Gracie Barra is a specialised Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school with classes for all levels and ages. At the Kensington Olympia, the F45 is a members gym which specialises in group functional training (high intensity and circuit training lasting, as its name suggests, 45 minutes). The Charing Cross Sports Club near Charing Cross hospital has a large pool as well as a wide range of other sports facilities. The Lillie Road Fitness Centre offers a large number of sports activities, fitness classes and spa and health treatments. Also on Lillie Road, Virgin Active is a well known gym and fitness franchise. At the Queen's Club, West Kensington Pilates offers classes, and there are many other options for sports or personal training in the area. West Kensington features three small parks – Normand Park, Marcus Garvey Park and Gwendwr Gardens – where you can grab a book and a blanket to relax on sunny days. Nearby, of course, are some of London's grand parks which offer great opportunities for walking, cycling and jogging. You can combine a relaxing visit to Holland Park with the bustling commerce of luxury and speciality shops in shopper's paradise of Kensington High Street. Kensington Gardens in South Kensington are not far off and are famous worldwide for their beauty and charm.
Living in West Kensington
West Kensington is an attractive and fascinating area of London and a great area to live in. Considering its great access to all of Central and West London and its own well-established character and attractions, West Kensington not as expensive as other West London areas. On average, flats in West Kensington are rented out for £376 per week, but this reflects a wide range of prices, from around £275 and up to more than 500 that depends on the size and quality of the property. Studio flat rentals generally cost between £275-£400 per week. Finding quality studio accommodation in West Kensington is something that we specialise in. Studios2Let.com are a great source of information for those looking to rent a studio in West Kensington. Moving to West Kensington will enable you to experience London life at its best and most affordable. If you need some extra information and advice on renting a studio in London, be sure to visit our website and get in touch with any questions.
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Q: What's the difference between >= and ~ in package.json dependencies? "foo": "~0.2.1"
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What's the difference?

A: >= means any version equal or bigger to the mentioned release. For example 42.42.42 would be fine with >= 0.2.1 requirement (no matter how incompatible it would be in practice). Also, it means that 0.2.1-beta is not fine, as beta was before final release.
~ means reasonably close to the specified version (as in, compatible). It takes the semantic versioning definition, so any major version jumps aren't considered to be compatible (higher than the last number in specified version). For example, 42.42.42 or 0.3.0 is not fine with ~0.2.1 requirement. However, 0.2.1-beta or 0.2.42 is allowed, as it's reasonably close to the final version.

A: Tilde means next significant release. In your case, it is equivalent to >= 2.0, < 3.0.
A simple rule-of-thumb way is that the ~ allows the last digit to go up. e.g. ~2.2 means 2.2 and any 2.x where x is 2 or above. ~2.1.3 on the is also any 2.1.x where x is 3 or above.
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A surprisingly delicious combo of salty dill pickles, sweet root veggies, spicy Old Bay seasoning in a creamy soup; serve with fries!
I tell the following story with no disrespect to Michiganders (as I'm married to one) – nor to Bostonians (whom I lived among for 10 years and love dearly).
People from Michigan love to tell the world that they are from Michigan.
People from Boston like to tell it like it is and serve it up straight – with a side of sarcasm.
Waitress: "Well lady, then you can just go back to Michigan and eat a hamburger with pickles there." And she walked away…to return later with Clara's hamburger, sans pickles.
My kids still love to hear "Grandma's pickle story"…practically every time we eat pickles. Which in our house is a lot.
I've found several versions of the 'original' recipe online and most all contain at least a cup of heavy cream but I found that pureeing several winter veggies like potatoes and sweet rutabagas along with whole milk provides a perfect creamy contrast for the salty pickles and piquant Old Bay spice.
The chunks of pickles give plenty of salty, dill flavor so no need for 2 cups of pickle juice found in some of the original recipes. We serve it often with (baked) fries like they do in Michigan. Or, recently we've been pairing it with these sweet-savory Bacon Egg Muffins… and beer.
Cheers to you Clara; I'm so thankful for the 15+ years of memories…that began with pickles.
Heat oil in large soup pot; add onion and cook, stirring occasionally for 5 minutes. Pour in broth, potatoes, rutabagas, Old Bay, black pepper and cayenne pepper. Simmer for 15-20 minutes until rutabagas are tender.
In a glass measuring cup, whisk together a slurry of flour, sour cream and milk. Slowly add to soup, whisking until smooth. Add dill pickles and serve with garnishes.
Saute onions; then add everything except flour, milk, sour cream and pickles to slow cooker. Cook on high for 4 hours or low for 6-8 hours. During the last 30 minutes, whisk together flour, milk, sour cream; add to slow cooker and cook 20-30 minutes. Just before serving, stir in pickles.
Have you ever heard of Dill Pickle Soup? In this season of sharing, please, please share a quick fond food memory!
Wow, I would have never thought to use pickles in soup, but now I can't un-think it! Sounds delish!
Ann you could be the first to make it…in Georgia. It warms the soul – as much of your soul-satisfying food does!
what a fun and creative recipe! love it!
I'm not from Michigan, but I'm with your mother-in-law, a hamburger needs pickles. I love discovering regional specialties, and this one looks like nothing I've seen before. Thanks for opening my eyes to something new.
Speaking of regional specialties, did you see the NYT article of Thanksgiving dishes around the country that Gretchen shared above? So fun – and yummy! New ones to me. But not the venison steaks from Montana – where I'm from!
Hahha that is so Boston 🙂 Though I don't understand why a hamburger place wouldn't have pickles either!! I LOVE pickles, but have never even considered having them in a soup. Such a fun idea!!
Thanks Sues. The no-pickles policy is a mystery to me…that is 15 years old and will probably never be solved. And don't you love Boston?!
What a creative recipe!! I have never heard of dill pickle soup before, but I would definitely give it a try. Loved your story. Thanks for sharing!!!
O my gosh! Haha, that's so funny!
Well,l I have never heard of this, and I am from Michigan! It sounds intresting. Now I am curious which restaurant is famous for its dill pickle soup?
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I was waiting for someone to discount my mother-in-law's story….hmmm. She likes to tell lots of stories – along with telling people she's from Michigan!
This is so weird…but I LOVE it! We almost moved to Boston a few years ago. Now that I know they have something against pickles I am so glad we're still in SC!
Oh SB… this made me laugh out loud. Love it! I can only imagine that if that same scene had played out down south, the food service personnel would've been sweet as pie to her face, but behind her back, would have RAKED HER OVER THE COALS #BlessHerHeart. Ha!
I've never had or heard of pickle soup. Interesting!!
I love this look! Look really beautiful!
Woah! I have never heard of pickle soup, but I'll have to share with my sister, Madam Pickle!
Haha! Might Madam Pickle be sipping her soup soon?
hilarious… i'm surprised dill pickle soup didn't make the cut to represent michigan in that new york times article (http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/11/18/dining/thanksgiving-recipes-across-the-united-states.html).
this is so unique! i'm fascinated!
If she likes pickles, I'm sure I'd like her too. Hope you get a chance to make with her!
This is such a good idea! I'm sure I would love this…I can eat dill pickles in mass quantities!!!
Whoa! I've honestly never heard of Dill Pickle Soup and now I feel like I've been missing out. I definitely need to try this one soon!
Let me know if what you think Sonali! It's good comfort food.
LOL I can't believe anybody talked that way to Grandma Ball, but I'm a mild-mannered midwesterner. If you can't have pickles on a hamburger in Boston, I never want to go there.
Love that story! You weren't kidding about bostonians telling it like it is. I've never heard of dill pickle soup but it sounds wonderful.
NO WAY. I love dill pickles but never thought to have it in a soup!!!
Confession- I may or may not enjoy drinking the pickle juice…then skulling water ha.
Hah! I love this story. I'm born and raised in the Boston area and I'm not surprised by the reaction of that waitress! My fiance will love this recipe. Very unique- I would have never thought to do this.
I hope I don't hurt your feelings, but I don't think I'll be making pickle soup anytime soon. But to amuse you, I'.. share my pickle story. When my son was little he loved pickles, so much so, that one time after eating the last pickle from the jar he decided to drink the juice, too. He hasn't touched a pickle in 18 years.


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Home News Energizer banks on big battery power of its new range to help...
Energizer banks on big battery power of its new range to help spread the word to the UK market
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Still in the 'getting to know you' phase, the company's new range puts power and value first
Avenir Telecom has launched its latest smartphone handsets under the Energizer brand. The Power Max P490S, the Energy E500 and Energy E500S will be the latest devices to be released in the UK and distributed by Eurostar Global.
All three devices will be available for release in early August, with the Energy E500 retailing for £59.99, the E500S for £79.99 and the Powermax P490S for a suggested retail price of £115.99.
The E500 and E500S will be part of the value range from Energizer, with both phones featuring a 2,000 mAh battery and 5 inch screens. The E500 is 3G enabled, with the E500S capable of connecting to 4G.
Both phones come with an anti-shock back cover and also a tempered glass screen protector incase of any hard knocks.
Commenting on the two entry level smartphones in the range, Jason Kemp, co-founder of Our Perspective, which acts as agent for Avenir Telecom in the UK said: "For the price point, it's a compelling battery and the type of product we expect to do well in independent retail and grocer. They're great value smartphones, particularly for people who want price over brand."
The Powermax P490S comes equipped with a 4,000 mAh battery, with a 4.95 inch screen offering a 18:9 ratio for users.
Like the E500 and E500S, the P490S comes with an anti-shock back cover and tempered glass screen protector. The P490S runs on an Android 8.1 and also has a rear-mounted fingerprint reader.
Eurostar Global hasn't announced what retailers will be ranging the three devices but did say talks are ongoing with resellers.
Speaking to Mobile News Eurostar Global head of commercial and vendor management Steve Hankey discussed the Energizer brands early success in the UK market.
He said: "We're gradually carving out a little bit of market share for Energizer.
"We're still in that engagement process with customers, everyone we're in talks with seem to be positive about our products but it's tough to break into the UK given the control that networks have over public ranging."
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Q: Is there a way in Redux Forms to make a form validate from code? I'm having problems getting my code to validate on submit when the form is pristine. Is there a way to make the form validate?

A: Try the below code:
componentDidMount() {
  this.props.touch('username', 'email', 'age') // pass names of input fields
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A: Yes, if you're using JQuery you can create event listeners using CSS Selectors for the form inputs like below
var __inputListener__ = $("input[name=firstName]).click(function (e) {checkString(e.target.value);});

function checkString(string) {
  //Run string validation here
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  else
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}

Note, I am not sure it is e.target.value will return the value, you may have to console.log(e) to get the array of e and look where it is at. You just repeat this for how many inputs you want to check and etc.
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Forgot to mention, you mean SET the event listeners AFTER the element you want it to listen to HAS BEEN created.


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import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import org.eclipse.jface.text.BadLocationException;
import org.eclipse.ui.console.IHyperlink;
import org.eclipse.ui.console.IPatternMatchListenerDelegate;
import org.eclipse.ui.console.PatternMatchEvent;
import org.eclipse.ui.console.TextConsole;

public class PatternMatchHandler implements IPatternMatchListenerDelegate {
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			String linkText = textConsole.getDocument().get(offset, length);

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Instructions for Guests View maps and directions to Bethel University. Check-in is at the Lundquist Community Life Center (lobby of Benson Great Hall).
Visit Bethel over Homecoming weekend to experience community life in action! You will be able to attend an admissions session, go on a campus tour, and eat brunch in our dining center. Stay for our Homecoming game if you'd like! This visit day will allow you and your family to become better acquainted with Bethel.
Contact the Office of Admissions at 651.638.6242, 800.255.8706 ext. 6242, or BUadmevents-cas@bethel.edu.


Before Democrats reclaimed the state Senate last year, Governor Andrew Cuomo spent years triangulating with the Democratic-controlled Assembly, two factions of Senate Democrats, and the Republican Senate majority. The arrangement allowed him a heavy hand over the legislative and budget agendas in Albany and gave him the ability to claim credit and deflect blame as he saw fit (though critics didn't always buy his explanations). Progressive legislation regularly withered on the vine unless it had Cuomo's imprimatur, usually accompanied by some form of mutually beneficial compromise with rogue Democrats and Republicans.
If this year's budget negotiations have proved anything it's that old habits die hard and Cuomo is unwilling to ease his stranglehold on state government, even when dealing with members of his own party. He's continued to strongly, and perhaps shrewdly, set the foundation for negotiations. But some of the policies he has prioritized have long been wedge issues between lawmakers representing New York City on the one hand and upstate and suburban districts on the other.
On a few of the governor's topline agenda items -- congestion pricing, recreational marijuana legalization, criminal justice reforms, and a property tax cap -- that divide has seemed most apparent this year, at times apparently stoked by Cuomo himself, and the governor has sought to leverage the budget deadline to push for their passage. Notably, he has said he's willing to allow a late budget to accomplish his goals, which would mean that legislators could lose out on pay raises that are contingent on the budget passing on time, giving the governor additional leverage over the process.
While Cuomo has said he finds himself "liberated" by full Democratic control of the state Legislature and the ability to pass legislation that stalled for years, he's also been overtly antagonistic to his colleagues in the Legislature, particularly in the state Senate, for what he says is them failing to grasp the necessities of governing, sabotaging the deal to bring an Amazon campus to Queens, and hesitating to follow through on several policies that Republicans opposed for years.
Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins half-jokingly attributed it to "Senate Democratic derangement syndrome," but many Democratic legislators have been taken aback by Cuomo's approach, even if most have not been surprised. After an initial sprint of legislative activity that smacked of Democratic bonhomie, the Legislature slowed down as fault lines and a less rosy picture emerged amid negotiations over complex topics and some apparent backtracking.
With news articles and political commentary pointing to the close bond between Heastie and Stewart-Cousins, and the power of the all-Democratic Legislature vis-a-vis the governor, Cuomo appeared to seek to increase his leverage, by having certain Democratic candidates sign policy pledges during last year's campaign, setting out his "first 100 days" agenda in December, casting blame on Long Island Democrats for not doing enough to keep the Amazon deal on track, and more.
It may all, or mostly, work out for Cuomo by the April 1 budget deadline, a major test for all the parties involved, but certainly an opportunity for Cuomo to both deliver on progressive promises and still show he's in charge.
Overwhelmingly reelected for a third term in November, Cuomo was emboldened and quick to show how he would approach the newly elected Senate Democratic majority. He rallied with newly elected and returning members of the state Senate on Long Island shortly after the election, pledging to ensure that New York City pays its "fair share" of funding for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) even as legislators within the city were hammering him for starving the agency of funding, meddling with its affairs, and letting the city's subways slide into chaos.
Cuomo pitched congestion pricing as the chief remedy to MTA problems, insisting it must be done in the budget but offering few details of how it would be implemented. For lawmakers in suburban areas outside New York City and even for those in the outer boroughs, it proved divisive and it appears that any proposal that will be included in the budget will include several key carve-outs and funding set asides for the Long Island Rail Road and the Metro North Railroad. The governor has also called for making it state law that the city and state must split 50-50 any MTA capital plan shortfall not covered by dedicating funding streams like that from congestion pricing.
Cuomo has also launched a campaign to make the state's 2 percent cap on annual property tax increases permanent, which is currently in place everywhere outside New York City. The cap has been a crowning Cuomo achievement, winning praise from members of both political parties, and renewed multiple times. He's rallied on Long Island three times in two weeks to push for it and has said he will not sign a spending plan without it, even saying that he's willing to let the budget be late.
Even the governor's proposal to legalize recreational marijuana seemed destined to create divisions along regional lines. It gave counties the ability to opt out of allowing sales, and several county executives -- including both on Long Island -- have already expressed intent to do so (something Cuomo said was not helpful in getting legalization passed in Albany). Meanwhile in New York City, which accounts for about a third of all regular marijuana users in the state and would make up an overwhelming part of any legal market, Mayor Bill de Blasio has already taken steps to reduce enforcement and has embraced legalization.
Criminal justice reform, including banning cash bail and instituting speedy trial and open discovery reform, may be one of the governor's remaining priorities that does not necessarily have a substantial budget impact. But Cuomo has nonetheless insisted it must pass with the budget -- citing it as an important decision deadline -- despite various concerns being raised by district attorneys and lawmakers from more conservative districts outside the city, and by more progressive lawmakers and advocate who have certain prerequisites for new pretrial incarercation rules.
On issues like marijuana legalization and the broader criminal justice reform package, Heastie and Stewart-Cousins have not said anything is off the table; rather, they have indicated that both can be successfully approved after the budget and need not be rushed through by April 1. But the budget is where the governor enjoys maximum leverage and he has said that lawmakers can assign him the blame for passing controversial bills because there is no guarantee they will follow through in the post-budget session.
This May, Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council Speaker Corey Johnson announced an advisory commission to recommend reforms to New York City's property tax system. According to its website, the commission is charged with "developing proposals to make the system simpler, clearer, and fairer." However, it has also been given the mandate to do so in a way that is revenue neutral -- a goal that is both counterproductive and unnecessary.
For eight years, I had the good fortune to serve as the Press Secretary for the New York City Department of Finance. Every year, between September and February, I would meet at least weekly with the team of senior assessors to try to understand how the market had changed over the past year, what new rules and laws had taken effect, what changes we were making internally, and how all of this would impact property owners. For every change made, some property owners benefitted and others did not.
"Revenue neutral" is a political term that implies that when the City makes a change to the system, it's not being done to raise your property tax bill, even though it might. If it is unfair now, and the system is changed to be more equitable, virtually everyone will either have to pay more or pay less. When the impact is not neutral for anyone at the end of the day, saying it is just obscures the administration's stated intention that the City does not end up with less money to spend come budget season.
The commission will make its job a great deal easier if it does away with this artificial constraint. Without giving due consideration to the revenue side of reform, commissioners would be free to think about the issues that would result in real equity among property owners. They could explore the option of including owner-occupied co-ops and condos in Class 1 (along with 1-, 2-, and 3-family homes) and valuing them based on their sales price, where most experts have agreed they belong for the past 25 years, without worrying that the change would bankrupt the City. They could even consider more progressive ideas, like valuing investor-owned residential properties as the income producing properties they are.
For people who buy a home to live in, the value is in the sale price of their property. For people who buy a home to use as a rental or an Airbnb, the value is in income-producing capacity of the property. Because investors can capitalize on both, the revenue flows and the appreciation of a property's market value, they are frequently willing to pay more than the average homebuyer. This, in turn, drives up market values in neighborhoods and makes it more difficult for current residents to buy a home.
Owning a home is the greatest wealth-building opportunity that residents in this country have, and we should make sure our system does not inadvertently inhibit the ability of New Yorkers to own their home just because they would use it differently from an investor.
Without the revenue neutral constraint, the Commission could also give real consideration to reforming the State-mandated tax caps that have created disparities between rich and poor neighborhoods, which are currently the basis for a lawsuit claiming the system is biased against low-income residents and people of color.
These are not the only ideas out there for making the system fair, and the Mayor and the City Council should be commended for creating a commission and for holding public hearings to gather New York City's collective wisdom to consider for their final proposal. However, neither these, nor any other changes can be seriously considered through a revenue neutral lens.
That is not to say that the City cannot implement a revenue neutral change to the property tax, however.
Assessments are only one input into a property tax bill, and the City's goal should be to make sure that those assessments are accurate and fair. The other major input into this equation is the tax rate, which can be raised or lowered by the Mayor and City Council as they see fit during the annual budget process. If the Mayor and City Council are serious about holding the line on property tax revenue, they already hold that power. No commission necessary.
Owen Stone is a government performance and innovation expert who served at the New York City Department of Finance from 2006 to 2014. On Twitter @owenstone.


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Untapped Mailbag: The Flying Frog/Bat Person Over Coney Island in 1880
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In this week's Untapped Cities mailbag, reader Bradley Laing wrote us saying, "I have two requests, they may be completely silly, but I am asking for your help." Let's just say, we love these kind of requests. Bradley's NYC-related question was as follows:
Charles Fort, who dug up a lot of old newspapers, wrote in one of his books about a newspaper article, written in the 1800s, claiming a flying, winged man was seen by a huge crowd over Coney Island. This starts at the bottom of the list, so far as believable claims go. But has anyone done the simplest of double checking, like more newspaper articles, later confessions of reporters making things up, private diaries confirming the sighting, police reports, or anything else beyond one old newspaper story?
We asked our Coney Island expert, Untapped writer and urban planner Alex Wallach, who previously wrote about his family's roots on Coney Island.
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The story about the flying frog/bat person appears on several websites, but they all reference that same New York Times article. I couldn't find any other sources that corroborate it. So I dug up the original article, which actually did run on page 6 of the New York Times on Sunday, September 12, 1880. It appears that newspaper articles didn't have bylines in this era, so there's no way to find out who wrote it.
The article describes the bizarre sight of a flying man fitted with bat's wings and frog's legs 1,000 feet in the air heading towards New Jersey with a "cruel and determined expression." Now, I assumed that this was some sort of natural phenomenon that couldn't be explained, but parts of this story do seem clearly fabricated. For example, faces cannot be recognized at this distance, based on what I've read. According to the article there was "no doubt" that this was a man who had invented a pair of wings and legs to sustain flight. Yet the article concluded that since this man did not proclaim himself as an "aeronaut" and reveal his invention to the world to make a profit and headlines, he must be an "aerial criminal," perpetuating some sort of crime.
When you read further, the article actually names the man suspected of making this flight! The article names a "Mr. Talmage," saying that "if there is a man in this country whose arms and legs are fitted to endure the muscular strain inseparable from the act of flying, that man is Mr. Talmage." So I looked into this "Mr. Talmage," and I'm fairly sure this refers to Thomas De Witt Talmage, who was a Brooklyn-based preacher and one of the most prominent religious leaders of the age. Talmage had a devout following and led a famed mega-church in Brooklyn Heights, that Untapped Cities covered as one of the ocations that galvanized the abolition movement and Underground Railroad in NYC .
Thomas Dewitt Talmadge. Photo via Wikimedia Commons.
From what I can tell, it looks like Mr. Talmage was a bit of an unusual preacher. He was called a "gymnastic preacher," an "acrobatic preacher," and according to one article from 1879, he took "the belt for muscular and gymnastic preaching." and "no tight-rope performer has every presented such a dazzling display of arms and legs." He was known for his physicality on the pulpit, and seems to have preached about the virtues of exercise. He was trained in gymnastics and even wrote about "Christian Gymnastics" in one of his books. The article about the flying man claimed that Talmage "is now flying to and fro over Coney Island, preparatory to preaching a scathing sermon on the wickedness and indecencies of our bathing resorts." This was called a "natural and probable explanation of the flying man."
Now, Mr. Talmage had many detractors who accused him of heresy, and there was some sort of huge scandal involving his church's trustees and the firing of the church organist that resulted in what was called "the trial of the century." Naturally, this earned him fame and notoriety in the press, which might offer an explanation for the Coney Island story. A New York Times article I found from 1878 claimed that "certain irreverent journalists, envious of the transcendent ability of his arms and legs, have repeatedly written of him in a strain that there is too much reason to believe was intended to bring him into ridicule." Given the tone of certainty in the flying man article, I think it is likely that the bizarre Coney Island story is such an example, designed to ridicule Mr. Talmage. I'm guessing here, but I think that's the "natural and probable explanation," as they said. Whether there was a grain of truth to a flying apparition seen above Coney Island, or the whole thing was a complete fabrication, I guess we'll never really know!
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Veteran Mass Effect Writer Mac Walters Has Left BioWare
Veteran writer Mac Walters has announced that he is no longer working at the studio.
Beyond Mass Effect, Walters also worked as a writer on Jade Empire, the narrative director on Anthem, and most recently, served as production director on the upcoming Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.
Walters has had an instrumental role to play in a number of BioWare's biggest projects over the last two decades.
That said, he wasn't involved in the next mainline Mass Effect title's production.


On Tuesday the 5th March we held our fun "Guestimate run". At the start of the session each member of the team wrote down their estimated finish time for the training run that evening (covering the options of 2 distances 3.1 and 5.7 miles).
With a substantial prize on offer it wetted everyone's taste buds to take it seriously and write down a carefully selected time.
With watches taken off, everyone set off from the Hawkwell Baptist Church (one of the two regular winter meeting points for club nights) and the various paces were set. At the end of the session it was discovered that the top 3 runners all finished within 7 seconds of each other.
Congratulations to Helen Olley who won with a time of only 21 seconds off her guestimate time. Closely followed by Chris Ruffle and Sam Clark who came in 22 seconds and 29 seconds off their respective estimates.
A fab night enjoyed by all!


Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve was not surprisingly shaped by immense energies, and we're not just talking about the glaciers here. The area of the park is in an active collision zone, wedged between the North American plate and the Pacific plate. For more than 100 million years (yes, that long) the North American plate has been diving over the Pacific plate at approximately the same speed as it takes to grow your finger nails. That might not seem like very much to you or I, but just think how long your finger nails would be if you didn't file them for 100 million years!
If you look at a map of Glacier Bay you could very well notice that there are four separate geological terranes, mostly in a northwest – southeast pattern. These are evidence of the leading edge of the North American plate, comprising of pieces of the sea floor and other bits and pieces which have broken off. The most outwardly terrane and the continental margin right now are in the process of closing up the gap, the frequent earthquakes evidence of the plate motion. The two plates are being fiercely forced together resulting in some of the rocks being pushed upwards forming mountain chains. The ones which are forced downwards get melted and turn into molten rock which periodically oozes volcanically before cooling and welding the Glacier Bay – often described as one of the most complicated jig-saw puzzles in the world.
The Fairweather mountain range was formed by such a process, which makes up a large part of the western Glacier Bay National Park. There are numerous peaks reaching more than 10,000 feet, and at 15,300 feet Mount Fairweather is the highest. This is actually the highest range of coastal mountains anywhere in the world.
Snows have accumulated in the in the uplands for millions of years eventually morphing into glacial ice. These glaciers have periodically slid down the mountains due to climate change. In the most recent of the Great Ice Ages, only 20,000 years ago – which is kind of like last week in geological terms – the entire Glacier Bay was covered by an ice-sheet, all except the very highest peaks anyway. In those days you would have been able to walk all the way from Glacier Bay to Cape Cod without ever leaving the ice – makes you think doesn't it?


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ST Energy Transition I Ltd. Announces Closing of $250 Million Initial Public Offering
ST Energy Transition I Ltd. (the "Company") announced today the pricing of 25,000,000 Stakeholder Aligned Initial Listing, or SAILSM, security, at a price of $10.00 per SAILSM security. The SAILSM securities were listed on the New York Stock Exchange and began trading under the ticker symbol "STET.U" on December 3, 2021.
The Company was formed for the purpose of effecting a merger, amalgamation, share exchange, asset acquisition, share purchase, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses. While the Company may pursue an initial business combination with a target in any industry or geographic location, it intends to focus its search on opportunities that contribute in positive ways towards energy transition and clean energy technology.
The Company's board is led by John Fredriksen, chairperson, and includes independent directors Ole-Eirik Lerøy, Cato Stonex, James O'Shaughnessy, Tore Myrholt and Annika Sigfrid. Gunnar Eliassen is the Chief Executive Officer of the Company and Jan Erik Klepsland is the Chief Financial Officer of the Company.
Each SAILSM security consists of one Class A share and one-half of one redeemable warrant. Each whole warrant entitles the holder thereof to purchase one Class A share at a price of $11.50 per share. Once the securities constituting the SAILSM securities begin separate trading, the Class A shares and warrants will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols "STET" and "STETWS," respectively.
Morgan Stanley is acting as sole bookrunning manager and joint lead manager and DNB Markets is acting as joint lead manager in the offering. The Company has granted the underwriters a 45-day option to purchase up to 3,750,000 additional SAILSM securities at the initial public offering price to cover over-allotments, if any.
The initial public offering is being made only by means of a prospectus. When available, copies of the prospectus relating to the offering may be obtained for free from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission website (http://www.sec.gov), and Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC, Attention: Prospectus Department, 180 Varick Street, New York, New York 10014 or by e-mail to prospectus@morganstanley.com.
A registration statement relating to the securities sold in the initial public offering has been declared effective by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on December [2], 2021. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction.
This press release contains statements that constitute "forward-looking statements," including with respect to the initial public offering and the anticipated use of the net proceeds thereof. No assurance can be given that the offering discussed above will be completed on the terms described, or at all, or that the net proceeds of the offering will be used as indicated. Forward-looking statements are subject to numerous conditions, many of which are beyond the control of the Company, including those set forth in the Risk Factors section of the Company's registration statement and preliminary prospectus for the Company's offering filed with the SEC. Copies are available on the SEC's website, www.sec.gov. The Company undertakes no obligation to update these statements for revisions or changes after the date of this release, except as required by law.
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$cookie_name = "timein";
$cookie_value = $id;
setcookie($cookie_name, $cookie_value, time() + (86400), "/");

Then check to see if it's there (after a page refresh, for instance) in an if statement with Jquery
if ($.cookie("$cookie_name")) {
    $("#clockinbtn").attr('disabled', 'disabled');
};.

I installed the jquery.cookie plugin but I'm not sure how to get the coding right or if it's even possible.

A: It'll be more likely:
if ($.cookie("timein")) {
    $("#clockinbtn").attr('disabled', 'disabled');
};

Be sure to use the REAL name of cookie in this case it's timein

A: You are using the bad name for the cookie you are looking at.
Actually, your js code will look at a cookie named "$cookie_name", which is not what you want. You want to get the cookie named "timein".
Use:
$.cookie('timein');

If you want to check all the available cookies, just call:
$.cookie();


Michelle Armstrong had wanted a traditional father-daughter dance, but her wife's father wasn't at the reception. Her tap dancing teacher had an idea.
Michelle Armstrong noticed the woman dancing hip-hop as soon as she walked in the door of the Cash Inn Country bar.
Michelle is a dancer. She teaches classes and coaches cheer, but she wasn't good at hip-hop. A mutual friend, Perla Rodriguiz, introduced Michelle to the woman dancing. Her name was Mimi Refuerzo.
Someone asked Michelle to dance before Mimi did. When the song ended, Mimi cut in.
It was a two-step number, and they danced together perfectly.
They danced together always after that. Mimi taught Michelle to dance hip-hop; Michelle taught Mimi how to salsa, merengue and swing dance. They took Latin dance and tango classes.
Five years later, when Michelle and Mimi were getting married, they choreographed a number together for their first dance.
Michelle's parents were there. Mimi's mother died in 2006; her favorite sunflowers were centerpieces in her honor. Mimi's father didn't come, for reasons that don't matter. Families are complicated sometimes.
Michelle had wanted a traditional father-daughter dance, but she felt bad Mimi couldn't do the same.
Our tap-dancing teacher, Regina Pryor, had an idea. Michelle asked her dad if he would do it.
Mimi thought she and Michelle would dance next, but Perla, who was the reception's disc jockey, announced a second father-daughter dance.
Mimi turned to see Michelle's dad walking toward her, smiling. He opened his jacket to show her the Seattle Seahawks jersey he was wearing underneath. He and Mimi are big fans.
Mimi took it. The music began to play, the Jackson 5's "I'll Be There." Mimi buried her face in Dave's shirtfront and cried.
This is marriage. What's mine is yours and what's yours is mine.


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Thu, 26 December 2019
Arthur Herman on China and the U.S.-Israel "Special Relationship"
In both Israel and the United States, most politicians, foreign-policy experts, and citizens desire a strong and ever-closer relationship between the two nations. Israel and America share values, interests, and a deeply rooted biblical heritage that ties them inextricably together. But lately, U.S.-Israel relations have hit an impasse of sorts. As the Jewish state pursues greater economic ties with the People's Republic of China, it has created new friction with America, which views China—rightly—as a geopolitical and economic rival.
In his December 2019 Mosaic essay, Hudson Institute scholar Arthur Herman delves into the sources of the U.S.-Israel tension caused by China and suggests a path forward. This new piece follows up on his 2018 essay, "Israel and China Take a Leap Forward-but to Where?" In this podcast, Herman joins host Jonathan Silver to discuss the evolving nature of Israel's relationship with China, how that relationship has strained relations with Israel's most reliable ally, and how Israel and the United States can best preserve their special relationship as they both seek to meet the challenge of China's rise.
Musical selections in this podcast are drawn from the Quintet for Clarinet and Strings, op. 31a, composed by Paul Ben-Haim and performed by the ARC Ensemble, as well as "We Are Your Friends" by Mocha Music.
Direct download: Herman_Podcast_FI.mp3
Walter Russell Mead on Israel and American Foreign Policy
Three years into the Trump Administration, how is America doing? What does Israel's current political instability mean for its foreign policy? How should the rise of China affect how the U.S. thinks about projecting global power? It can be hard to penetrate the news cycle and think deeply about the many facets of politics and world affairs from a strategic point of view. But that's exactly what Walter Russell Mead does week after week in the Wall Street Journal and as a scholar at the Hudson Institute and Bard College.
This week, Walter Russell Mead joins the Tikvah Podcast to discuss Israel, American foreign policy, Christian Zionism, and much more. This conversation is both broad and deep and covers everything from Israeli-Turkish relations and Chinese cyberwarfare to what Trump means for our political culture and the story of how Theodor Herzl met the Kaiser.
This podcast was recorded in front of a live audience of Tikvah Society members at the Tikvah Center in New York City. If you want to learn more about joining the Tikvah Society, click here.
Direct download: WRM_Podcast_FI.mp3
Senator Joseph Lieberman on American Jews and the Zionist Dream
This past October, the former U.S. senator Joseph Lieberman was a keynote speaker at the inaugural Herzl Conference on Contemporary Zionism, held on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. His speech was published on November 7 in Mosaic in essay form as "What American Jews Can Do to Help Keep Herzl's Dream Alive." In it, Senator Lieberman reflects on the miracle of the modern Jewish state, the meaning of Jewish self-determination for American Jews, and some of his concerns about the future of bipartisan support for Israel, especially among the young.
Senator Lieberman has had a long, distinguished, and strikingly independent career in public service. Elected to the Senate as a Democrat, he was his party's nominee for Vice President in the 2000 election—the first American Jew to be nominated on a major party ticket. In 2008, he endorsed the Republican nominee for president, his longtime friend John McCain. But as the political terrain shifted around him, Senator Lieberman has always remained a steadfast supporter of the Jewish state, and it was a privilege to have him join Tikvah Senior Director Jonathan Silver on this podcast.
As you listen, you'll here the senator discuss the history of his personal relationship to Israel, how he thinks Zionism can help American Jews be better citizens, and his thoughts of whether the longstanding bipartisan support for Israel is fraying as a rising progressive movement grows at the expense of the Democratic center.
Direct download: Lieberman_Podcast_FI.mp3
Wed, 4 December 2019
Avital Chizik-Goldschmidt and Batya Ungar-Sargon on Why No One Cares about Attacks on the Orthodox
A Jewish man hit in the face with a brick. An observant woman's wig pulled off her head. An Orthodox mother and her baby assaulted in the street.
These incidents took place not in 19th-century Russia or pre-war Germany, but in Brooklyn—which has one of the densest Jewish populations in America—in 2019. The recent spike in anti-Semitic attacks in New York against the most visibly Jewish members of our community, the ultra-Orthodox, is a worrying sign in a nation experiencing rising levels of Jew-hatred. Yet the mainstream press and many on the political Left, groups otherwise worried about the supposed rise of racism and bigotry in America, seem blithely unconcerned.
In this podcast, Tikvah's Jonathan Silver is joined by two Jewish journalists who have given these attacks the attention they deserve. Avital Chizik-Goldschmidt is the life/features editor at the Forward and Batya Ungar-Sargon is the Forward's opinion editor. Founded in 1897, the Forward has long been a voice of the Jewish Left. Yet among progressives, few have been as honest and clear-eyed as our guests about the ideology that blinds the many on the Left to anti-Semitism directed at the ḥaredi community. In this conversation, Chizik-Goldschmidt and Ungar-Sargon discuss the nature of the recent violence in Brooklyn and Monsey, what might be causing it, and why so many in the media have ignored this slow-moving pogrom.
Direct download: antisemitism_podcast_-_final_v2.mp3
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The village of Rhiw and location of the B&B we stayed at, details at bottom of post.
Views from the hills, shepherds cottage to left of picture and out to the curve of Porth Neigwl, or more commonly known as Hells Mouth Beach to the right of the picture.
You can pretty much drive around small and winding country roads without too much traffic delay or stress. Dotted with charming villages, old churches, fabulous beaches and breath-taking coastal walks, all in all this place has it all. What it doesn't have in most parts is Wi-Fi nor people constantly stuck to their mobile devices, tablets and iPlayer. Another reason it may not be more popularly on the radar is, it doesn't have any big name celebrity restaurants to draw the crowds as in Devon and Cornwall, nor does it seem to have any big name celebrity second homers, or if it does, they are staying remarkably quite about it. As I said in the intro I initially thought North Wales Llyn peninsula is missing a trick, but in hindsight it's not, its perfect just as it is, as in its a place that has humans doing simple stuff like walking, talking, swimming, laughing and generally enjoying a carefree atmosphere. One local person I spoke to said it reminded them of a simpler life 30 years back. As a result it's a great place to spend some time relaxing and escaping the pressures of city life and entrapment's. Here you can build sandcastles without the worry of your email, or Pokémon.
Echoes of the past, the remains of an old farmhouse, you will find many of these dotted around the landscape and far from being a sign of decay they are usually the result of prosperity. Similar to what happened in many parts of rural Ireland, as farmers became more prosperous so they abandoned the old and in their place built new bungalows, sadly often with poor aesthetic, whilst original stone built dwelling were left to crumble.
Aberdaron, I spotted this Heron using the chimney on the old cafe as a vantage point to survey the river below for fish.
Y Gegin Fawr Cafe, originally a communal kitchen where 13th century pilgrims could claim a meal on their way to Bardsey Island.
Whats also missing along this fine stretch of coast is any sense of pretension, or snobbery, here they use ubiquitous and sensible land rover defenders to tow their boats to the beach, or maybe even the odd red tractor! This looks to me to be a revamped Massey Ferguson .
Glorious views across Porthdinllaen beach.
Taking this picture reminded me of the words from a Nina Simone song "Feeling Good" Birds flying high, You know how I feel, Sun in the sky, You know how I feel, Breeze driftin' on by, You know how I feel, It's a new dawn, It's a new day, It's a new life, For me, And I'm feeling good, I'm feeling good.
View to Porthdinllaen with the famous Ty Coch Inn to the center of the picture. Voted one of the top ten beach bars in the world it not hard to understand why once you have visited, the views are spectacular, the atmosphere relaxed.
We head to another famous spot along this stretch of coast and the join the coastal path by Whistling Sands beach. There is a large car park here run by the National Trust, which @ £4 for the day is good value.
Wispy wands of cloud drift lazily across a clear blue sky.
This deserted and tiny beach is easily accessed at the far end of Whistling sands beach.
Top tip 1: There is a great little beach side cafe/restaurant to the left of the entrance hill to Whistling sands beach, also serves excellent coffee and staff are very friendly.
Having explored this section of the coast its back in the car and off to the opposite side of the peninsula, passing through, and by, the infamous Abersoch, we head instead for Plas Glyn-Y-Wedd arts center.
Spectacular, parts of the Welsh coastal path can be accessed directly from the car park at the arts center.
Top Tip 2: The cafe/restaurant at the arts center serves fantastic good quality food and drinks at very reasonable prices, making this is a great destination to head to for lunch. Whilst all the other car parks along this stretch of coast were full, and had ques, we found space here. The first half hour is free, with each subsequent hour @ £1. With proceeds going to the upkeep of the arts center this is a great place to visit. There was also a fascinating arts exhibition on when we visited.
Spectacular views framed by trees growing along the woodland path and leading to the coastal path at the arts center.
Leaving our B&B Moel Yr Wyn in Rhiw we head through more rolling hills and breathtaking scenery towards the center of Wales en-route to Lake Vyrnwy for late lunch at the Lake Vyrnwy Hotel and Spa.
Trick of the light, sunshine before the downpour.
Light, shade and resting sheep.
Top Tip 3: The Tavern Brasserie offers mostly the same food choices on its menu as the main hotel restaurant, but at a fraction of the price and with the same stunning views, the atmosphere is also a lot less stuffy than that of the hotel.
We stayed at Moel Yr Wyn a great B&B run by husband and wife team Kevin and Chris. I can highly recommend this place.
Such good description of the place and good tips!
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The new nickel has the right side of Thomas Jefferson's face. The old one had his left side featured. The written word "liberty" on the coin is actually a copy of Jefferson's handwritingU.S. Mint
When the second version of the nickel comes out later this year, it will have William Clark's (Lewis & Clark) quote "Ocean in view! O! The Joy!" which he wrote in his journal on sighting the Pacific. He spelled it 'Ocian' - but the Mint corrected it - they didn't want to confuse people.Ibid.
According to The Anti-Phishing Working Group, phishing attacks are increasing at a rate of over 40% - now totaling nearly 13,000 reported instances a month.Corrillian Corp., Portland, Oregon, 3/05
Since December 31, 2004, banks with $34 million or less in assets do not have to collect and report HMDA data.
13% of the 105 million households in the US are unbanked Americans. They are typically immigrants, ethnic minorities, youths, widows, divorcees without credit histories in their own names, and people who have filed for bankruptcy.Global Advertising Strategies, New York, NY, 4/12/05, www.ethnicusa.com
One criminal "Web Mob" called Shadowcrew (now demolished) had 4,000 members who bought and sold social security numbers and ID documents, including passports, driver's licenses and student IDs. They ran a worldwide "store" containing 1.5 million credit card numbers, and 18 million e-mail accounts, and were responsible for more than $4 million in fraud losses.United States Secret Service
9.9 million Americans were identity theft victims in 2004. Of those, 6.6 million reported fraudulent use of existing accounts. More than 3 million reported new accounts opened in their names. These criminal activities cost consumers $5 billion and businesses $48 billion in financial losses.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC), reported by Digital Envoy, Memphis, TN, 4/6/05
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Concept Art Reveals A Terrifying Mysterio Vision
By Adam Holmes
Although he was advertised and depicted at the start of Spider-Man: Far From Home as a superhero from a parallel universe, Jake Gyllenhaal's Quentin Beck, a.k.a. Mysterio, eventually showed his true colors and proved to be the same kind of manipulative, sinister ne'er-do-well that he is in the comics. Mysterio's illusion-casting abilities were best on display during Far From Home when he assaulted Peter Parker with a series of visions in Berlin, and below you'll find a particularly terrifying illusion that didn't make the cut.
A warning to the arachnophobes out there, this truly is the stuff of nightmares.
Marvel Visual Development artist Henrik Tamm shared this artwork he created of Peter Parker confronting a group of gigantic spiders during Mysterio's bombardment of illusions. And lest you think these spiders simply loomed large and were around to look intimidating, Tamm posted some other pieces of concept art on Instagram showing the Web-Slinger being forced to battle the arachnids and even becoming trapped by them, as seen below.
I know 'usage of spiders' isn't criteria the MPAA takes into consideration when rating a movie, but if this illusion had made it into the final version of Spider-Man: Far From Home, I wouldn't have blinked learning the movie had been rated R. Seeing a zombie Iron Man emerge from the grave is one thing, but having Peter fighting giant spiders would have been a way more frightening sight, and probably wouldn't have sat well with the younger folks in the audience.
So while artistically this would have been cool to see in Spider-Man: Far From Home, I can understand why it ultimately wasn't included. Or maybe scariness had nothing to do with it, and this spider sequence was simply a casualty of keeping a tighter running time. Either way, it was a cool, albeit unsettling idea to have Peter Parker confront the very creatures he's modeled his superhero career after.
Mysterio has been antagonizing Spider-Man in the comics for over five decades, but Spider-Man: Far From Home marked his theatrical debut (apparently there were plans to feature him in Sam Raimi's cancelled Spider-Man 4, though Bruce Campbell wouldn't have played him). Thanks to Jake Gyllenhaal's performance and the big twist surrounding the character, he certainly ranks as one of the more memorable Spider-Man film villains, especially for that mid-credits shocker, where before dying, Quentin Beck framed Spider-Man for murder and revealed to the world that he was Peter Parker.
Granted, if Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio is as skilled at trickery as his comic book counterpart is, then there's the chance he could still be alive and return in a future movie. But even if he is truly dead, he's thrown the life of Tom Holland's Peter Parker off course in a way that can't be undone without some kind of worldwide, magical memory wipe (wait, that sounds familiar).
That sets up big things to come for this Spider-Man film series, although one can imagine some changes will need to be changed given the recent Disney/Sony split that's resulted in Spidey being removed from the MCU. That setback aside, Sony is pushing ahead with another tale centered on Tom Holland's iteration of the character, and the studio is reportedly looking to have Jon Watts sit back in the director's chair.
Spider-Man: Far From Home is now available on Digital HD, and you can pick up a Blu-ray/DVD copy on October 1. Keep track of when the remainder of this year's movies are coming out in our 2019 release schedule.
Adam Holmes
Senior Content Producer
Connoisseur of Marvel, DC, Star Wars, John Wick, MonsterVerse and Doctor Who lore. He's aware he looks like Harry Potter and Clark Kent.
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