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Clover smart notes

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Raspberries: Half the recipes you read will say to use pomegranate (in the form of grenadine), while the other half say to use raspberries, and it’s comforting to discover bartenders have been wavering since the very beginning. Also great were Sipsmith Gin, which offered a textured grapefruit-like semi-bitterness and Beefeater 24, whose tea infusion also plays beautifully against the raspberries. It’s certainly good-this will be good with pretty much any gin, honestly-but in tests, a clear favorite was Hendrick’s, whose heavy rose-petal floral component perfectly cushions the bright tartness of fresh raspberries. Gin: Plymouth Gin is traditional, in that some of the early recipes call for it by name, though they didn’t have the selection we now enjoy. Strain into coupe or martini glass, express a lemon peel over the top of the foam for aroma and discard and garnish with one to three raspberries, on a pick. Add ice, seal tins and shake hard for 10 to 12 seconds. “Dry” shake ingredients without ice for five seconds to whip the egg. Clover ClubĪdd all ingredients to a shaker tin. And while I understand where these people are coming from, I’ll just say this: If you find yourself tempted to assign a cocktail a gender based on how it looks-and/or if your whole sense of self is predicated on turning down pink drinks in stemmed glasses-sadly, friend, you’re just letting some of the best things in life pass you by. You could spend weeks drinking nothing but different tasty gin sour variations, but personally, I don’t know if you could do better than the Clover Club. Which is a shame, because if they’d tasted it, they would’ve made contact with the much more salient ground truth, which is that the Clover Club is an outrageously good drink-the gin functions as infrastructure, while the tart raspberries punch up the core and the egg white smooths the whole thing out. The whole project seems specifically designed to provoke insecure men. If all you knew was what it looked like, you might understand their point. By then it is already popular at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, where William Butler Yeats, upon first discovering the drink, reportedly took down three in a row.

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We don’t know when or by whom it was invented, but by 1901 it’s referenced and 1908 finds it published, in William Boothby’s The World’s Drinks and How to Mix Them. “The Clover Club,” according to the old Waldorf-Astoria bar book, was “composed of literary, legal, financial and business lights of the Quaker City, often dined and wined, and wined again.”Īs no self-respecting drinking club could be without its own drink, a Clover Club cocktail was needed. If anyone was found to be too ponderous, sullen or dull, they’d be mercilessly heckled. There was no specific aim beyond its stated: “a Club for Social Enjoyments, the Cultivation of Literary Tastes and the Encouragement of Hospitable Intercourse.” The one major rule was to enjoy yourself. Its membership was made up of 35 men from all over industry, government and law, as well as various other prominent wits. To call it formal, however, was to miss the point. For various reasons, the group re-branded and on Januat the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia, they met with a new formal name: The Clover Club. The social benefits of this association became quickly apparent, and they formed the Thursday Club, which met every 4th Thursday for almost two years. In January of 1880, an informal dinner of 15 newspaper men was arranged. The Clover Club’s story begins even earlier.

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env file, otherwise set the environment variables normally. So, if you are running it locally, use a. Previously, this was a YAML file, however, now it uses environment variables. Then, you need to create the configuration file. To use SatanicBot, you will first need to clone the repository:

Though many of the commands are very specific to the FTB Gamepedia's needs, a bunch of the other commands are "non-specific" in that regard.

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The actual bot in its purest and most complete form runs on a Heroku service, using a pseudo and Procfile.

See the wiki for detailed information on configuration, or just take a look.

This bot is fully configurable and modular.

You can find this bot in its purest form in the following channels on EsperNet: However, if you never use the commands, or disable/delete them altogether, it really shouldn't matter what you put in there. The only downfall to the current configuration system is that you must have something to put in all of the options.

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It allows for configuration, so you are free to use this in your IRC channel(s). It utilizes custom Ruby Gems created by myself and others at the FTB Wiki, such as string-utility, fishbans, mediawiki-butt, and weatheruby, and Ruby gems by other awesome developers, such as sferik's twitter gem. SatanicBot is an IRC and FTB Wiki bot written in Ruby (formerly Perl 5).

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Most often, symptoms first appear in adolescence, around the start of menstruation. This hormone imbalance causes their body. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is an endocrine (hormonal) disorder. When you reach menopause, you may still have some symptoms of PCOS in addition to. Women with PCOS produce higher-than-normal amounts of male hormones. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and menopause are both related to hormones, but menopause doesn’t cure PCOS. Children’s Health is proud to become the first pediatric health system in the country to offer Amazon Lockers, self-service kiosks that allow you to pick up your Amazon packages when and where you need them most – 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition that affects a woman’s hormone levels.

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Established a war hospital

Howick Hall provided a great atmosphere for those recovering from injuries. At the time the hall was inhabited by Lady Sybil Grey, daughter of the fourth Earl Grey, who dedicated her home and her time to helping her patients. The hall’s ballroom was transformed into a ward and over 400 patients were looked after by Sybil, her family and local volunteers. Howick Hall in Alnwick, Northumberland was transformed into a hospital at the very outbreak of the war in 1914. Attingham Park Mansion had 60 beds for wounded soldiers and an operating theatre was built for doctors to attend more serious war injuries. Teresa bravely served as a nurse for the Red Cross on the Italian front line before immigrating to Britain, before marrying Lord Berdwick at the end of the war. A philanthropic couple, Teresa came to England from Italy in 1914 to help Belgian refugees while Lord Berwick opened up his mansion to convalescing wounded soldiers. The Attingham Estate in Shrewsbury was owned by Lord Berwick and his wife Teresa Hulton. I have no volunteer nurses in the Abbey Hospital.’ In February of 1915, The British Journal of Nursing reported her saying, ‘One cannot touch hospital work without at once grasping the importance of trained nursing, how all essential it is. The Duchess took her work as a hospital worker very seriously. This was after her offer to volunteer her yacht and crew as a patrol boat was rejected. The stables were also converted into a ward to house more soldiers. Mary, the wife of the 11th Duke of Bedford, took on the dual role of administrator and nurse when she opened Woburn Abbey to the public as a military hospital in 1914. They also created a surgery room, along with a smoking room and a reading room for the soldiers’ exclusive use.įamously the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, the palace was offered out as a hospital by the 9th Duke of Marlborough and his sisters, along with Gwendoline Spencer Churchill, Sir Winston’s sister-in-law. The palace converted the Long Library into a ward, providing around 50 beds for wounded soldiers. The building was repaired, but never reopened as a hospital again.īlenheim Palace in Oxfordshire was owned by the Marlborough family, who kindly donated their home to become a war hospital in 1914. It is estimated that around 1160 men were treated in this beautiful home as it rose to be one of the best convalescent homes in the country, before suffering a fire in 1916. Nan left a diary detailing various tales told by the soldiers whom she cared for – some of which are currently on display in Wrest Park, now a National Heritage site. Hundreds of women acted as nurses at Wrest Park in those four years, led by the owner’s sister Nan Herbert, who volunteered as matron. It was thought to be the first stately home to be converted into an auxiliary hospital. Wrest Park in Bedfordshire acted as a hospital between 1914-1918, after it was donated by its owner Auberon Herbert. Their youngest daughter trained as a nurse. Seventeen Red Cross nurses were brought in and a matron was hired to run the hospital, as Mrs Daisy Lloyd, the wife of the owner, was a keen gardener and wished to devote her time to maintaining the estate and its surrounding grounds.ĭespite his parents’ lack of interest in medicine, Oliver, the eldest son of Nathaniel and Daisy Lloyd who was only 3 when the war began, grew up to be a doctor. The great hall and the solar were converted into temporary wards to house 20 patients at a time, while the solar was also used as a refectory for the injured troops. Dunham Massey Hall, now owned by the National Trust, is open to visitors and has recreated the soldiers’ refectory in the Great Hall.įor four years during World War I, Great Dixter opened its doors to 380 wounded soldiers. Soldiers would play chess, walk on the grounds and take boat trips to pass the time while recovering from their various injuries. The hospital treated 282 soldiers over two years and quickly became known as the ‘safe house’ amongst those returning from the Western Front. Lady Stamford’s daughter, Lady Jane Grey trained as a nurse in order the help the wounded soldiers who came to the Hall to recover. The princes and people of India donated the Indian Gate, located at the Southern entrance of the grounds, to say thank you for the care and attention the Royal Pavilion staff showed their soldiers.ĭunham Massey Hall in Cheshire was transformed in to the Stamford Military Hospital when Lady Stamford offered it to the Red Cross in 1917. Country Life's Top 100 architects, builders, designers and gardeners.