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You are reading an Archived Article
Sunday World PUB SPY would have thought that a slew of Irish pubs would have made it onto any list of the top watering holes in the world. But a list put together by Paul Wootton, editor of UK magazine Pub and Bar, has no entry from this country in his top 50. |
Glass-free jubilee party will be a smashing day – Lutterworth Mail
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Glass-free jubilee party will be a smashing day
Lutterworth Mail PUBS in Lutterworth are to be asked to provide plastic drinking glasses to customers during the town's Queen's Diamond Jubilee festivities on Monday, June 4. A huge event is being organised at the Coventry Road recreation ground during the evening of … |
Buddhist centre plans for derelict Southampton pub – BBC News
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Buddhist centre plans for derelict Southampton pub
BBC News A Buddhist group is trying to turn a boarded up derelict Southampton pub into a meditation centre. The Plume of Feathers Pub in the St Mary's area of the city has been boarded up for several months. The Triratna Buddhist Order's Southampton group has … |
Home away from home – TheChronicleHerald.ca
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Home away from home
TheChronicleHerald.ca May 20, 2012 – 4:10am By JOHN LEICESTER AP An aerial view of the Olympic Stadium and the sculpture the ArecelorMittal Orbit at left. (ANTHONY CHARLTON / AP / LOCOG) LONDON — EXCITED, likely jet-lagged, bursting with ambition and surely a little … |
Book review: The Last Highlander – Country Life
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Book review: The Last Highlander
Country Life discount prices* and with free p&p to UK addresses, telephone the Country Life Bookshop on Bookshop 0843 060 0023. Or send a cheque/postal order to the Country Life Bookshop, PO Box 60, Helston TR13 0TP * See individual reviews for CL Bookshop price. |
Farmington’s foresight helped deal with recession – Farmington Daily Times
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Farmington's foresight helped deal with recession
Farmington Daily Times By Kurt Madar kmadar@daily-times.com FARMINGTON — Much of the US entered into a severe economic recession in 2008, and while it took a little longer to hit Farmington, the city didn't escape unscathed. In 2009, Farmington saw a 22-percent decrease in … |
The phone that gives parents total control: They’ll be able to check texts … – Daily Mail
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The phone that gives parents total control: They'll be able to check texts …
Daily Mail Campaigners say the phone deal, which is intended for children between eight and 16, hands power back to parents. The move follows the Daily Mail's campaign for internet service providers to protect children by automatically blocking access to … |
Keith Gibbons: Spicing up the business model – Globe and Mail
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Keith Gibbons: Spicing up the business model
Globe and Mail McCormick Canada has a hedge built in because we service [both] those segments – the consumer retail business represents about two-thirds of our business and the other one-third deals with food service – restaurants and other food manufacturers. |
Food crisis solved by flesh eating bacteria – The Spoof (satire)
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Food crisis solved by flesh eating bacteria
The Spoof (satire) "It's getting so bad," said nutritionist Claire Drinkwater, "that Food Aid have been sending planes full of rice to parts of Birmingham." Britain is still a developed nation and part of the G8, so science has stepped up to the plate. Literally. |
Kiwi writers’ time to shine – Stuff.co.nz
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Kiwi writers' time to shine
Stuff.co.nz Publishing Association of New Zealand president Kevin Chapman says Culture Minister Chris Findlayson made the "big call", officially signing the deal in June last year and stumping up an initial $ 1.8 million to get the project rolling. |
NINE ALL MINE … Jessica Ennis wins in Manchester but her record was scrapped – The Sun
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NINE ALL MINE … Jessica Ennis wins in Manchester but her record was scrapped
The Sun It took officials 30 minutes to discount Ennis' time and she fumed: “It's a massive, massive mess up. “I feel let down. I felt like it was a good race and I was running well. I'm so annoyed. “I've still had a good competitive race but I've just not got … |
Rangers star Allan McGregor’s fianceehits back at fellow WAG on Twitter – Scottish Daily Record
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Rangers star Allan McGregor's fianceehits back at fellow WAG on Twitter
Scottish Daily Record And Lauren, 25, even confronted Leah's fiance, Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor, in a trendy Glasgow bar. The model – the ex-lover of Rangers ace Maurice Edu – is now dating Scotland and Blackburn Rovers star David Goodwillie. On her Twitter account, … |
Gok Wan: ‘I joke that I came out of my mother with chopsticks in my hands’ – The Guardian
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Gok Wan: 'I joke that I came out of my mother with chopsticks in my hands'
The Guardian My first role in catering was front-of-house, at five or six, at my parents' restaurant in Leicester. Me and my brother were dressed in tuxedos and we'd greet guests and be paraded around like show ponies. When Dad said, "Let me feed you" – meaning, … Gok's Chinese Classics |
Home for food artisans takes shape – East Anglian Daily Times
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Home for food artisans takes shape
East Anglian Daily Times Based in an old agricultural building.in Wherstead, near Ipswich, the £2.2million Suffolk Cookhouse is a revolutionary concept bringing food producers together in the same way as hi-tech start-ups so that they can collaborate and support each other … |
Olympic flame carriers cash in by listing their torches on eBay for up to £150000 – Daily Mail
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Olympic flame carriers cash in by listing their torches on eBay for up to £150000
Daily Mail A number of the torches – which are given to bearers in the relay for a discount price of £295 – have already been put up for sale on the internet auction site. One seller, whose listing has reached a price of £111000, has not even completed their leg … Samsung Must Make Do After U.K. Olympic Torch Relay Is Downsized Sir Chris Hoy Urges Chesterfield Residents To 'Shine' This Summer |
Cobb Library’s Summer Reading Program – Patch.com
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Cobb Library's Summer Reading Program
Patch.com The Cobb County Public Library System is launching its 2012 Summer Reading Program, and dreamers of all ages are invited to participate. This year's theme is “Dream Big – READ!” The 2012 Summer Reading Program begins on June 1 and ends on July 31, … |
Sheffield couple are having a ball helping African children – The Star
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Sheffield couple are having a ball helping African children
The Star Cat said many of the families there had suffered unimaginable horrors and had little food or shelter and little hope for the future. Now the couple are flying home to raise much needed funds for Sheffield-based charity, Rwandachild. |
FDA approves Teva’s generic version of blood thinner Plavix – Globes
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FDA approves Teva's generic version of blood thinner Plavix
Globes Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (Nasdaq: TEVA; TASE: TEVA) has obtained US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for its generic version of the blood thinner Plavix (clopidogrel bisulfate). The drug helps reduce the risk of heart attack and … FDA Approves Generic Versions of Plavix FDA opens gates for generic Plavix as patent expires FDA approves Plavix as a generic |
Trainee chef shows apprenticeships are recipe for success – This is Nottingham
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Trainee chef shows apprenticeships are recipe for success
This is Nottingham Brogan has previously worked part-time as a waitress and was keen to work in the food and drink sector. She is studying for an NVQ Level 2 in professional cookery at New College Nottingham while working with Tom at The Castle, in Castle Road. |
Executives ‘crave pay certainty more than bonuses’ – Yorkshire Post
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Executives 'crave pay certainty more than bonuses'
Yorkshire Post The Psychology of Incentives study of over 1100 participants, from financial services from PwC in conjunction with the London School of Economics and Political Science, reveals that executives are risk-averse, don't like complexity and discount … |