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qteaasian · 1 year ago

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A Culinary Journey: Q-Tea's Best Chinese Food in Windsor, Ontario

Embark on a delectable journey with us as we explore the rich tapestry of Chinese cuisine at Q-Tea Asian Food & Bubble Tea. Nestled in Windsor, Ontario, our establishment has earned its reputation for serving the best Chinese Food in Windsor, Ontario. Join us for a gastronomic adventure where every dish tells a story of flavor, quality, and culinary excellence.

The Chinese Culinary Artistry at Q-Tea

Chinese cuisine is renowned for its artful blending of flavors, textures, and ingredients. At Q-Tea, we take pride in mastering this art, creating dishes that reflect the depth and diversity of Chinese cooking.

Exploring Our Menu

Join us at Q-Tea today to begin your journey through the best Chinese food in Windsor, Ontario!

Our menu is a carefully crafted selection of Chinese classics and innovative creations. From beloved dishes like Sweet and Sour Chicken to our special Dim Sum platters, each offering is a testament to our commitment to authenticity and taste.

Quality Beyond Compare

We understand that exceptional Chinese cuisine is not just about the ingredients; it's about the passion and expertise that goes into each dish. When you dine at Q-Tea, you're not just enjoying a meal; you're experiencing the culmination of culinary artistry and quality ingredients.

A Glimpse into Our Culinary World

Savor the best Chinese food in Windsor, Ontario. Join us at Q-Tea and immerse yourself in a world of Chinese flavors!

From our fragrant and flavorful Hot and Sour Soup to the sumptuous delights of our Peking Duck, our menu is a symphony of tastes waiting to be explored. Whether you're a connoisseur of Chinese cuisine or new to its wonders, there's something here to delight every palate.

The Q-Tea Promise

At Q-Tea Asian Food & Bubble Tea, we take our promise of serving the best Chinese Food in Windsor, Ontario seriously. Every dish is prepared with dedication, ensuring that each bite is a celebration of Chinese culinary heritage.

In Windsor, where culinary excellence is a way of life, Q-Tea Asian Food & Bubble Tea stands as a testament to the best of Chinese cuisine. Join us in celebrating the art of Chinese cooking, where every dish is a masterpiece, and every meal is a journey of flavors.

Ready to embark on your culinary journey? Visit us at Q-Tea today, and let the captivating tastes of China transport you to a world of culinary delight. It's not just a meal; it's a memorable experience of the best Chinese food in Windsor, Ontario.

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rougeaerie · 2 months ago

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A fave restaurant is changing management, so we went for yumcha one last time before the current owner leaves. Dressed up a little for the occasion, and ended up with a matching dessert by complete chance! Normally they give us egg tarts at the end, but today was PUMPKIN egg custard pastries!

I ran out of time getting ready this morning and skipped out on headwear, but would've liked to put an ivory headdress with this one. Alas.

Outfit Rundown: JSK, Bolero: Alice & the Pirates Socks: Innocent World Accessories: GR8, Neant, Omnia, Bloodmilk, Betsey Johnson, Vintage, SkinKandy Shoes: Windsor-Smith

Point of Coord: Vampire Princess Goes to Yumcha

We received complementary Pumpkin Pastries after the meal for Halloween. They usually give us egg tarts, so this was an interesting switch! Australia doesn't really "do" Halloween, so this was a surprise, especially at a Chinese restaurant!

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I think depending what you like—if you like history then I would hit up the Imperial War Museum—2nd best museum I’ve been to in my life, and Churchill’s War Room. British museum if you want to see a bunch of stolen stuff 😏—it’s actually quite interesting and has some really cool stuff

Kensington Palace is nice, Harrods is worth the visit

Westminster Abbey Parliament and Big Ben a right next to each other. Trafalgar square has lots of protests at night—last time I was there it was when Russian invaded Ukraine so that was what the protest where about

Changing of the guard—but look at the schedule before you go—Windsor Castle is nice and a short train ride away and the town is lovely—there is a lady that works at St George’s chapel on the grounds of Windsor and she hates Megan!

Hamleys is a 6 story toy store and has nice small souvenirs if you’re bringing anything back for kids

All the little neighborhoods have different vibes

Shopping at Oxford street. Piccadilly if you want to see the tiniest version of Times Square ever

If you want to go to a premier league game I have used P1 Travel a few times—a bit pricey but you only get to experience that kind of atmosphere once. If you want to go to a women’s game tickets are super cheap—we went to both Arsenal men and women last time I was there and I’ve been to Tottenham since my son loves them🤮

Get the pass for the tube-it covers most of the zones around London

Skip Warner brothers unless you’re a Harry Potter enthusiast

A taxi is gonna cost a lot from Heathrow into the city so take the tube

Depending on when you go remember the time over there—it gets dark early in late fall and winter

If I think of anything else I’ll let you know

Have fun!

Ps they have a great Chinatown if you like Chinese and eat a roast dinner on a Sunday in a pub and try fish and chips!

Wow thanks!

How about restaurants and bars in central London? Near the river.

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mysgprop-cstee · 5 months ago

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Sanctuary at Newton

Sanctuary at Newton (Former Surrey Point)

✔ Exclusive 38 units ✔ Freehold at Prime District 11 ✔ Short Walk to Novena and Newton MRT ✔ Minutes walk to 6 shopping Malls, i.e Velocity, United Square, Royal Square Novena, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Goldhill Plaza. ✔ Top schools within 1KM such as St. Josephs Institution Junior, Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Junior) ✔ Quick Access to Health City Novena, Orchard Road and CBD Units from $2,583 psf onwards 2 Bedroom 775 - 807sf from $2,209,000 3 Bedroom 1,023 - 1,055sf from $2,708,000 4 Bedroom 1,130 - 1,249sf from $3,454,000 https://youtu.be/7WTa8KrUzqA "Luxurious Elevated Livings" Sanctuary at Newton, formerly known as Surrey Point, is a freehold condominium located at 2 Surrey Road in district 11. Developed by Amara Group, this high-rise 15-storey, 38 units residential development is located in the luxury residential area near Newton and Novena, within the Core-Central Region of Singapore. Sanctuary at Newton is just a few minutes from Novena MRT station by foot, granting access to the rest of Singapore via the North-South Line. Orchard MRT station is a few MRT stations away, and City Hall, Raffles Place, and Dhoby Ghaut interchange stations are less than 10 minutes away by train. Much of the city centre is also easily accessible by bus. The Newton MRT station is on the North-South and Downtown line so residents will be able to get to more areas in Singapore conveniently. Those who drive will have a breeze connecting to business hubs at the CBD and to nearby shopping malls. Sanctuary at Newton is also near to the country’s major expressways like Central Expressway (CTE) and Pan Island Expressway (PIE) as well as other major roads like Thomson Road, Whitley Road, Balestier Road, Newton Road, and more.

Sanctuary Newton - Nearby As much as it is attractive to be a short drive away from Singapore’s famous shopping district, Orchard Road, nothing beats the convenience of shopping malls close to home. From smaller neighbourhood malls like Balestier Hill Shopping Centre to larger malls like Velocity, Novena Square and the kid-friendly United Square, they are all accessible by foot. With a large variety of options for families and individuals to choose from, there is barely a need to travel anywhere further. For the foodies, the world-famous Newton Food Centre is also within walking distance for residents looking for delicious and affordable local delights. Thomson Road and Balestier Road nearby are also food havens. Residents can look forward to famous eateries like Boon Tong Kee Chicken Rice, Founder Bak Kut Teh, The Clueless Goat, Loong Fatt Tau Sar Piah and Loy Kee Chicken Rice. Nature lovers will enjoy the MacRitchie Nature Trail & Reservoir Park located just a 5-minute drive away. Other parks along Thomson Road include Springleaf Nature Park, Windsor Nature Park and Thomson Nature Park.

Come 2027, residents can also make use of the 21.5km-long North-South Corridor (NSC) which will allow residents access to attractions like the upcoming Mandai Nature integrated nature and wildlife precinct in the north. The NSC will also connect residents to the CBD. TypeDescriptionsProject NameSanctuary at Newton (Former Surrey Point) Developer NameASK Development Pte Ltd (Amara Holdings, Santarli Capital Venture and Kay Lim Realty)Location2 Surrey Rd, Singapore 307742 (District 11) Tenure of LandFreeholdExpected Date of Completion (T.O.P.)30 June 2025Site areaApprox. 12,621.7 sqft / 1,172.6 sqmTotal No. of Units38 units in 1 block of 15 storeysCar Parks30 Lots Updated Fact Sheet Sanctuary at Newton

Amara Holdings, Santarli Capital Venture and Kay Lim Realty Amara Holdings Limited has long been in the business of making people feel at home. A recognised name in hotels, commercial and residential properties, as well as specialty restaurants and food services, the award-winning lifestyle group has, since its founding in the 1930s, dedicated itself to creating premium brands and experiences that are known for their value, quality, design and unwavering attention to detail and personalised service. The group’s hospitality portfolio consists of four luxury hotels and resorts spanning three major Asian cities: the flagship Amara Singapore; Amara Bangkok; Amara Signature Shanghai; and Amara Sanctuary Resort, located on Singapore’s Sentosa Island. Each property boasts beautiful spaces, unmatched service and modern, world-class facilities and connectivity. Guests are treated to more than just another luxury stay at Amara, which strives to create special moments, tailored experiences and lasting memories for every guest who walks through their doors. This fresh perspective on luxury pervades everything Amara does, including its growing portfolio of premium property developments located in Singapore’s prime districts. With decades of hospitality experience to draw from, Amara knows deeply and intuitively how to offer products and services that far surpass the wildest dreams of their customers, and create living spaces that are at once exquisite, modern and timeless — but that always feel like home.

Every Amara home is conceptualised to present a blissful lifestyle and surprising experiences that can be truly enjoyed. Drawing on inspiration from the natural surroundings of the development, each project is a celebration of the good life that many aspire to lead. Amara’s signature of creativity and value for its customers is evident in many of its residential projects in Singapore, this includes CityLife@Tampines, the award-winning Killiney 118, M5, Bedok Avenue and 10 Evelyn. Kay Lim Realty Pte Ltd is a subsidiary of the home-grown Kay Lim Group (“Kay Lim”), it specialises in property development and real estate investment. A pioneer with over 30 years in building and construction, Kay Lim stands committed to its promise of quality, not only to homeowners in the public and private residential sectors but also owners in the industrial and institutional sectors. Its dedication to construction excellence, safety and environmentally friendly construction practices are recognised by various government authorities. Over the years, it had garnered numerous accolades which include the Green and Gracious Builder Award, Safety and Health Awards and Construction Awards.

Santarli Realty Pte Ltd is the development arm of Santarli in the real estate industry. Santarli’s developments are known to provide innovative designs and quality homes to home owners. Building construction has been one of Santarli’s core services. With years of building expertise, Santarli have undertaken complex projects ranging from commercial, residential, to industrial and institutional. Santarli takes pride as the reliable partner in providing extensive solutions and high quality end-products. Santarli’s commitment to quality is backed by the Company’s large pool of resources, engineering expertise and proven experience. Building beyond generations, Santarli successes are based on strong client collaboration, effective communication, as well as supportive management. ✔ Freehold at Prime District 11 (CCR) ✔ By consortium of renowned developers ✔ Within walking distance to Newton MRT and Novena MRT. ✔ Within 5 minute drive to Orchard Road. ✔ 500m away from Newton MRT Interchange Station. ✔ Within 5 minute walk to Novena Square, United Square, Courtyard by Marriott Hotel, Royal Square, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Novena Medical Hub. ✔ Schools in its proximity include Anglo-Chinese School (Primary), Anglo-Chinese School (Junior), St. Joseph’s Institution Junior, Singapore Chinese Girls’ School and St. Margaret’s Primary School. ✔ A short walk away from 6 shopping Malls. Velocity, United Square, Royal Square Novena, Goldhill Shopping Centre and Goldhill Plaza. The nearest train station from Sanctuary at Newton is Newton MRT Interchange at about 470m away, approximately 5 to 6 minutes walk.

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Location Map StreetDirectory For parents worried about the education options, fret not as there is a plethora of schools to choose from. For the preschoolers, the Etonhouse Pre-School Newton and Lorna Whiston Schools are at United Square. For local institutions, Sanctuary at Newton is located within 1km to St. Josephs Institution Junior, Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) and Anglo-Chinese School (Junior), with St. Josephs Institution Junior within just 5 minutes walk away. Other schools within the 2km radius include Farrer Park Primary School, St. Margarets Primary School, Singapore Chinese Girls Primary School, Hong Wen School and CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh). If travelling time is not a major concern, a short drive will bring students to the schools in the highly coveted Bukit Timah area, where schools such as Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, St. Joseph’s Institution, Raffles Girls’ Primary, Nanyang Girls’ High and Hwa Chong Institution are located.

Trains (MRT) • NOVENA MRT NS20 465m • NEWTON MRT DT11 NS21 610m Groceries/ Shopping • United Square Shopping Mall 0.23 km • Goldhill Shopping Centre 0.31 km • VELOCITY @ NOVENA SQUARE 0.55 km • Newton Food Centre – 0.5km • Pek Kio Market and Food Centre – 0.9km Schools • St. Joseph's Institution Junior 0.49 km • Anglo-chinese School (primary) 0.72 km • Anglo-chinese School (junior) 0.78km Sanctuary at Newton truly brings home the essence of living in a lap of luxury with exclusive 38 residential units, where each unit comes fully fitted with various imported fittings and appliances. Equipped with a collection of extravagant facilities, this residence is the ultimate choice for your dream home in the metropolis. Some of this exciting areas include swimming pool, gym, wet deck, kids' pool etc -- all of which are designed with the sole intention of promoting a truly holistic and luxurious living experience. . Facilities: Level 1 - Gym, Function Room, Playground, BBQ Area, Pool, Outdoor Shower, Communal Ground Garden and Bicycle Parking Lots Level 6 - Sky Terrace Level 15 - Sky Pool and Sky Pool Pavilion Basement 2 Levels of Carpark Lots

Sanctuary at Newton Site Plan

Sanctuary Newton - Site Plan Live with top quality finishes of chic and sleek and spacious layout that is meticulously designed with luxury and elegance in mind. Each individual space is fitted with best of fittings and finishes with you in mind. Unit Mixes: - Typical Ceiling Height: 3.15m - Flooring: Porcelain Tiles/ Timer strip - Fittings & Fixtures brands: SMEG, De Dietrich, Mitsubishi, Hansgrohe Type Name Area (sqft) Available Units 2 Bedroom A1 807 10 A2 775 1 A3 807 3 3 Bedroom A4 1,023 1 B1 1,055 5 B1A 1,055 5 B2 1,023 4 B2A 1,023 4 4 Bedroom B3 1,249 1 C1 1,216 1 C1A 1,130 1 C2 1,206 2 Floor Plan & Virtual Tours: https://youtu.be/R7JbG95L_88

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Official Brochures/ Floor Plan E-brochure & Floor Plan ⭐Sanctuary at Newton Price Guide⭐ 2 Bedroom 775 - 807sf from $2,209,000 3 Bedroom 1,023 - 1,055sf from $2,708,000 4 Bedroom 1,130 - 1,249sf from $3,454,000 Please Contact Us at +65.84188689 It is important to only engage the Official Direct Developer Sales Team to assist you to enjoy the best possible direct developer price. There is no commission required to be paid.

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thesnapshotcafe · 1 year ago

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Wedding Photography, Videography and Bridal Hair & Makeup Service in Gothenburg, Sweden

This is a Gothenburg wedding. We came to this small and beautiful city of Sweden from London, England to provide our wedding photography, videography and bridal, bridesmaids & relative hair and makeup service for a lovely bride and groom who grew up in Sweden with Hong Kong, Chinese heritage in the summer.

This couple contacted us nearly 4 years ago before Covid19 pandemic and they had to postponed their pre-wedding and wedding 2022 summer time. We have also provided them pre-wedding photography and videography, and hair styling and makeup service in Windsor, Richmond Park also Mayfield Lavender Farm.

It was a full day coverage we have provided on their wedding day, which combined both Western culture and Chinese culture. It was challenging because it was very windy by the pier, where they had their outdoor ceremony. We started our day from 5am. Gothenburg is a harbour city. The wedding venue and hotel just located by the pier. It was refreshing.

Feel free to take a look at their pre-wedding photos and love story video on our website:

The hotel is called Quality Hotel 11 & Eriksbergshallen, in Gothenburg, Sweden. After the hair and makeup process finished, we took their shoots during door games, tea ceremony, and group photos with bridesmaids and groomsmen also mothers & fathers of the bride and groom.

Before the civil ceremony, we went to a charming park in Gothenburg city centre, and took more photos and video clips with their bridesmaids and groomsmen. The sun came up at this point, introduced some warmth on their photos.

Their wedding was impressive because of the view overlooking the harbour and Gothenburg bridge. It was meaningful to go back to the place they grew up to have their wedding after they moved to England. Majority of their friends and family are living in Sweden. There were about 200 guests presented in their wedding. The ceremony took place on the pier which belongs to a restaurant, called River Restaurant On The Pier. The couple also gave more tea to elderlies and had a grand banquet there.

When the sun went down, we took a lot of amazing, sweet and romantic couple portraits with video clip. The lighthouse by the pier, the restaurant lightings and those little lamps on the pier helped us to create a nice vintage look for the shoot.

We finished our work with pleasure. It was really enjoyable to look at their photos and videos. Gothenburg is a lovely city. The couple was easy-going and nice, which also made it easier to capture great shots.

We wish them a happy married life ever after. Hope that we will meet them again to take their lovely pregnancy and newborn baby photos in the future.

Feel free to take a look at our Facebook page, Vimeo page and our website to see their more photos.

Thank you

這是一場夏日哥德堡的婚禮。我們從英國倫敦來到瑞典這個美麗的小城市，為在瑞典長大、有香港、中國傳統的新娘和新郎提供我們的婚禮攝影、錄像以及新娘、伴娘和家人的髮型和化妝服務。

歡迎在我們的網站 (http://www.foreverlovejourney.com/) 上查看他們的婚紗攝影和愛情故事短片。

這對新人大約在 4 年前， Covid19 大流行前聯繫了我們，因旅遊禁令，他們不得不推遲他們的婚紗攝影和婚禮到2022 年夏季。我們還在溫莎、里士滿公園和梅菲爾德薰衣草農場為他們提供婚紗攝影和錄像、髮型設計和化妝服務。

這是我們在他們婚禮當天提供的一天服務。結合了西方文化和中國文化，這婚禮很有挑戰性。同時也因為碼頭邊風很大，而他們的婚禮是在戶外舉行儀式的。哥德堡是一個港口城市。婚禮場地和酒店就在碼頭旁邊。令人耳目一新。這家酒店名為 Quality Hotel 11 & Eriksbergshallen，位於瑞典哥德堡。我們從早上 5 點開始服務。髮型和化妝過程完成後，我們拍攝了他們接新娘、茶禮和家庭合照。

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在婚禮儀式之前，我們去了哥德堡市中心一個迷人的公園，與他們的伴娘和伴郎們一起拍了更多照片和錄像。太陽此時由雲中出來，給他們的照片帶來了一些溫暖。

他們的婚禮令人印象深刻，因為有美麗的海港和哥德堡大橋。搬到英國後，回到他們長大的地方舉行婚禮是很有意義的。他們的大多數朋友和家人都住在瑞典。大約有 200 位賓客出席了他們的婚禮。儀式在碼頭舉行，該碼頭屬於一家餐廳，名為 River Restaurant On The Pier。新人再次敬茶給家人，並在那裡舉行了盛大的宴會。

夕陽西下，我們拍下了很多驚艷、甜蜜、浪漫的相片。碼頭邊的燈塔、餐廳的燈光和碼頭上的那些小燈幫助我們為拍攝創造了一個漂亮的複古外觀。

我們愉快地完成了工作。看他們的照片和錄像也真的很愉快。哥德堡是一座可愛的城市。這對夫婦隨和而友善，這也讓拍攝精彩照片變得更加容易。

我們祝愿他們從此過上幸福的婚姻生活。希望以後還能再見到她們，拍下她們可愛的孕期照和新生照。

請隨時查看我們的 Facebook 頁面、Vimeo 頁面和我們的網站以查看更多照片。

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yarraindianrestaurant · 2 years ago

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Factors a Consumer Consider When Choosing a Restaurant in Windsor

According to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Denver Daniels College of Business, consumers are no longer lured to a restaurant based on food or location alone.

The study revealed that consumers take three main attributes when choosing where to dine, in addition to having a convenient location are:

Food quality

Ambience

Service

Now the question is do you operate a high-end restaurant?

Depending on your restaurant concept, consumer expectations of price or quality may more heavily influence their decision to dine. Food quality is still key, but the overall diner experience may play a vital role in their decision to rate a restaurant more favourably.

However, sometimes consumers would be willing to pay more for labour-incentive cuisine than another type of cuisine. For example, people would spend more dining at a French restaurant than ordering Chinese.

Make sure you weigh convenience and price-point when trying to attract diners. Lowest price menus may negatively impact consumer perceptions, whereas supplementing a higher price cuisine with experiential details may support your restaurant’s growth.

Ultimately, creating the best experience for your diners comes down to how well you understand the customer.

You must enhance your marketing to emphasise your restaurant's key differentiators that will appeal to the tastes of your ideal customers.

If you are planning for your restaurant expansion, you must choose a site that will likely attract more customers.

Considering all these factors, if you find the ideal Indian restaurant in Windsor, The Indian Restaurant is at service. Located at South Yarra VIC, we are one of the best Indian restaurants near Windsor, offering scrumptious Indian meals with the fastest Indian takeaway services.

We deliver to Albert Park, Burnley, Cremorne, Elwood, Middle Park, Prahran, Richmond, South Melbourne, South Yarra, Melbourne, Southbank, St Kilda, St Kilda East, St Kilda West, Toorak and Windsor.

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if-you-fan-a-fire · 3 years ago

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“Downtown Restaurateur Slain By Enraged Ex-Employee,” Windsor Star. October 24, 1941. Page 3. --- Chinese Gives Self Up After Detroiter Is Shot ==== MURDER IN LUNCHROOM AT NOON HOUR IS WITNESSED BY NORMAN EANSOR --- By Norman Hull NATHAN VECSLER, 63, of Detroit, was murdered by an enraged ex-employe as he sat in the lunchroom of a downtown department store during the noon-time rush today.

Jay Shan Suey, 22, Windsor Chinese, is held by police as the man who fired the fatal shot into Vecsler's back.

Vecsler died in Hotel Dieu a few minutes after he was shot while sitting in the employes' lunchroom in Consumers Warehouse, McDougall and Pitt streets.

Suey, reported to have been released last June from the Ontario Mental Hospital, London, Ont., gave himself up at the police station.

Police took a .32 calibre revolver away from him as he attempted to turn it on himself in the station.

OTHERS MENACED Several other employes and Norman D. Eansor, former city controller, were menaced by Suey as he fled, waving the smoking revolver, after shooting Vecsler, police were told.

Suey was formerly employed as a chef by Vecsler, who was in charge of the Consumers employes' lunchroom.

The Chinese was discharged by his victim last winter because he refused to get a board of health restaurant employes' licence, other employes stated.

Mr. Eansor was sitting talking to Vecsler at the time of the shooting.

The two men were sitting close together on lunch counter stools and the fatal shot narrowly missed striking Mr. Eansor.

FIRED BUT ONE SHOT The Chinese only fired the one shot, but he menaced other employes as he fled from the lunchroom, witnesses said. He is believed to have gone direct to police headquarters.

SAID HYSTERICAL Suey was hysterical when he entered the police station with the gun in his hand. "I killed him and now I'm going to kill myself," he is reported to have shouted. He had placed the revolver on a desk and was about to pick it up when overpowered by Arnold Giles, police switchboard operator.

Examination of the revolver revealed it contained one empty and four good shells. News of the murder spread rapidly through downtown Windsor and a large crowd quickly assembled at the scene.

Other employes confronted by the Chinese during his brief but sensational visit to the lunchroom were nervously recalling how they scattered when faced by the enraged man.

MR. EANSOR'S VERSION The most accurate eye-witness account of the shooting was that given by Mr. Eansor, who so narrowly missed a fate similar to Vecsler's.

"We were sitting at the counter, so close that our shoulders were rubbing.' Mr. Eansor recounted. "We were busy talking and did not notice anyone enter the lunchroom. Suddenly there was a report and both Vecsler and I looked up. He didn't know he had been shot.

"I saw some smoke and first thought a firecracker had gone off. Then we saw a man running down the side of the counter and saw him point the gun at a waitress.

"Vecsler looked at me and told me to call the police. I ran looking for a phone in the store and finally dashed across the street to my office where I phoned the police," Mr. Eansor continued.

Other employes in the lunchroom related that Vecsler collapsed in his seat just as Mr. Eansor left to phone. He was rushed to the hospital and died upon admittance to the operating room. GIRL IN DANGER One of the employes menaced by the gunman as he fled from the lunchroom was Miss Ida Carlesso, 878 Howard avenue, a waitress.

"I saw a man enter the lunchroom through the kitchen and . walk beside the counter past Mr. ecsler and Mr. Eansor," related Miss Carlesso. "They did not notice him enter as their backs were to him."

"I didn't pay any further attention to him until I heard the shot. As he ran past me out of the lunchroom he pointed the gun at me. I was so frightened, I couldn't tell you what I did then," she added.

Police records show that Suey, whose National Registration card gave his address as 132 Windsor avenue, was released from the Ontario Hospital last June.

The Chinese is known to have been bitter about his discharge from the lunchroom and to have threatened revenge on Vecsler, the man who fired him.

Following his discharge from the mental hospital, he was placed under the custody of a London Chinese.

Detectives attempted to question Suey after he gave himself up but he was too hysterical. All he could say was that he wanted to take his own life.

The shot, fired from close range, is believed to have penetrated Vecsler's lung.

He was bleeding freely when carried from the lunchroom.

Suey is believed to have dashed direct from the scene of the murder to the police station. He arrived there only a few seconds after receipt of Mr. Eansor 's call.

The Chinese was waving the still warm death gun as he ran up the police station steps. He scattered citizens, just coming out of police court, as he waved the weapon.

Photo caption: MR.. NATHAN VECSLER, 63, of Detroit, was murdered while sitting at the employes' lunch counter in Consumers Warehouse, McDougall and Pitt streets, during the noon rush-hour, today. Jay Shan Suey, 22, Windsor Chinese, and ex-employe of the dead man, is held by police as the man who fired the fatal shot. Suey is shown above at the upper left and Mr. Vecsler at the upper right. Mr. Norman D. Eansor, former city controller, was sitting talking with Mr. Vecsler when the latter was shot. At the upper centre, Mr. Eansor, at the right, is giving Detective John Mahoney details of the shooting. The detective is sitting in the seat occupied by Mr. Vecsler when he was shot. Miss Ida Carlesso, waitress threatened by Suey as he fled, is also shown. Suey gave himself up at police headquarters and is shown in the lower view with Inspector W. H. Brumpton

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Stronger Together

Weekend Roundup of Resources for our Community 

Ay! What’s good Brooklyn? How are you feeling?

As we enter the month of May still under social distancing, we know that the days are getting warmer and we yearn to be with our people more and more each day. However, once we continue practicing physical distance and social solidarity to keep our community whole, the sun, laughter, social engagements, and more will feel incredibly warm and beautiful. Right now, our community needs us and we should do what we best in NYC, spread love and help each other. Check out new opportunities to support and be supported in this week’s roundup.

If you have questions, or have more you wish to see or to spotlight, reach out. We want to hear from you so email [email protected].

Also, text 'COVID' to 692-692 to get important COVID-19 related updates sent straight to your phone. You can text 'COVIDESP' to get updates in Spanish.

Local Business Highlights of the Week:

Prepared foods, groceries, and bar items are now available for pick up from Glady's and sister restaurant, Mo’s Original. Pickups will be scheduled every Wednesday and Saturday. All orders will be picked up at Mo's Original in Crown Heights.

Tom’s Diner, our favorite family owned diner since 1936, is serving your favorite classic food options and breakfasts all day from 8 am-3 pm on weekdays and 8 am-5 pm on weekends. Take out and no contact delivery is available by ordering here.

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A reminder to complete the 2020 Census today at my2020census.gov.

Resources for families

NYC Children has created a resource page regarding family resources, parent/caretaker questions, family court and child care assistance.

The Arab American Association of New York (AAANY) has set up a relief network to assist families and businesses in Bay Ridge with the practical and financial challenges of the COVID-19 crisis through grants and distributions of food, supplies, and PPE (personal protective gear). TO apply for service, visit their survey form.

The Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF) is a national policy organization that has developed a Language Resources page for the coronavirus. Languages include, Arabic, Bengali/Bangla, Burmese, Chinese, Chuukese, English, Farsi, Fijian, Gujarati, Hakha Chin, Hawaiian, Hindi, Hmong, Llocano, Indonesian, Japanese.

C19 Help Squad is currently taking requests for both financial help purchasing food, medicine, necessary supplies, bills, rent and other expenses as well as local assistance such as welfare checks or grocery/supply delivery.

If you are a Veteran, Military member, spouse/ partner or immediate family member or Gold Star Family member, fill out the Veterans Mutual Aid survey if you are in need of groceries, need help with housing. For more information, visit the NYC Veterans Alliance.

Resources for the Undocumented Community

We Speak NYC is offering FREE weekly online classes. Join a class to meet new people, learn about New York City services available to all New York City residents, regardless of immigration status, and practice speaking English. Classes meet once a week, every week at the time listed.

ActionNYC is for every immigrant New Yorker. It offers free, safe immigration legal help in a network of trusted community organizations and schools.

The New York Immigration Coalition has developed a resource page of newly released government information in a variety of languages. To find out more, visit their COVID-19 Community Resources.

Undocu Workers Fund NYC will de distributing $200 via Venmo, Zelle or Paypal to undocumented individuals who work in the food industry in Manhattan or Brooklyn. Visit their page to find out more information about eligibility.

If you are undocumented yourself or have family members who are undocumented and have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, click on the link below to fill out the request form provided by the Bentancourt Macia Family Scholarship Foundation.

Resources for artists, freelancers, and gig workers

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) is a federal program that was included in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The program provides support for Americans who are unable to work due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but do not qualify for traditional Unemployment Insurance (UI).

NYFA is administering $1,250,000 in aid to Tri-State Relief Fund to Support Non-Salaried Workers in the Visual Arts. They will distribute one-time unrestricted cash grants of $2,000 each to: freelance, contract, or non-salaried archivists, art handlers, artist/photographer’s assistants, cataloguers, database specialists, digital assets specialists, image scanners/digitizers, and registrars. Please click here for a full list of eligibility requirements and required application materials.

Volunteer Opportunities

Bed-Stuy Strong is a group of neighbors helping neighbors in a spirit of solidarity. Find out how you are able to donate, help, or in need of assistance by visiting their website.

#Brooklyn Shows Love Mutual Aid Project is a mutual aid project to any and all Brooklynites who need grocery/supply deliveries, medication pick-up/drop-offs, tenant/rent-strike organizing support, and other forms of material aid. For more information visit their website, and to sign up to volunteer click here.

Volunteer to support home-bound seniors with Heights and Hill in partnership with City Councilman Brad Lander.

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For Tenants/Landlords - Disinfection Guidance for Buildings: Check out these guidelines on how to maintain your building during COVID-19.

Property Tax issues: Got property tax issues? Check out the Department of Finance (DOF) who administers a number of benefits in the form of tax exemptions, abatements, and money-saving programs.

Remember to Follow Our Elected Officials For News:

Stay up to date with information provided by Governor Cuomo. Follow our New York State governor on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for up to date information regarding new health guidelines closures, and executive orders.

The Mayor has a new Daily Message available on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube every morning. If your constituents have questions, comments or concerns, they want him to respond to, they can send them using the hashtag #AskMyMayor

The Office of the Brooklyn Borough President provides the most up-to-date information and resources to Brooklynites. Follow these pages regularly and follow Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams on social media for real-time updates.

Interested to see what is happening on the federal level? Follow New York State Senator Chuck Schumer on Twitter and Instagram for updates on COVID-19 and information on New York State.

Follow federal updates regarding COVID-19 from Senator Gillibrand. You can follow Gillibrand on Twitter and Instagram.

Proudly serving the Hudson Valley House Representative Maloney is working hard for his constituents during the current pandemic. For more information follow Maloney on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Congresswoman for the 9th District, Yvette D. Clark is working hard in Congress to support our local communities. Follow the Congresswoman on her Twitter to receive updates on what is going on in Washington DC and resources available in your ‘hood!

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Chanukah 5780

First night: tiny lights in deep darkness.

On the first night, we had friends over, ate latkes, joked and laughed, and felt the warmth of community. I took the picture once everyone had gone, once the candles had burned down and only the oil lights were still lit.

Description: a large silver menorah is guttering in a darkened room. The shamash is broken, so it sits on the foil beside the menorah. In front of it, a smaller pewter menorah has already burnt out. It has a decorative oil jug hanging from the front. The two lights--the one light for the first night and the shamash--are reflected in the window.

Second night: family.

It was our first Chanukah as a family of three, officially: although he’s been part of our lives for two years, the adoption was only finalized this December. In practical terms, it doesn’t change our daily lives in any way, but it’s both legally and emotionally significant. In name now as well as in practice, we are his parents and he is our son.

Description: The large silver menorah with the broken shamash and the shorter pewter menorah with the decorative jug are lit for the second night of Chanukah. Beside them, a white stone menorah decorated with the wax drips of previous years is also lit. The silver menorah is lit with multicolored oil vials, the pewter menorah is lit with metallic red candles and a metallic red shamash, and the stone menorah is lit with multicolored Tzfat-style candles. The room is well lit and cheerful, and the lights are reflected in the window and in the foil underneath.

Third night: Christmas Eve

Somehow the Christmas leadup was just too much this year. Maybe it’s because the Jewish holidays were late this year, so there was less time for the irritation at those who refuse to look at a Jewish calendar to wear off before they demand that we dedicate two months to acknowledging their calendar. Maybe it’s just the sense of rising danger in being visibly other in America, which has increased again this year as it has every year of the past decade. Maybe it’s the fact that Chanukah fell during break this year, so there wasn’t the usual amount of school festivities.

Description: The silver menorah with the broken shamash and the pewter menorah with the oil jug are lit for the third night, the silver one with multicolored vials of oil and the pewter one with red-and-purple patterned Tzfat-style candles. The picture is taken from an angle that doesn't’ show the reflections of the candles in the window; instead it shows a comfortable plaid living room chair with a big blue cushion.

Fourth night: exhaustion.

We went out with friends for whom getting Chinese food on Christmas is a meaningful tradition. Food and company were great, but on the one day of the week I didn’t have to work at the mall...we got Chinese food at a restaurant in the mall. Eventually we declined to continue back with them to watch Die Hard, went home, lit one menorah without much fanfare, and conked out.

Description: close up on the small pewter menorah lit for the fourth night with alternating pink and blue candles. The silver menorah behind it picks up the gleam, standing out against the dark window.

Fifth night: the radical in the mundane.

I don’t want to write about anti-semitism; my news feed right now is filled up with it, is choking on it. But this week it’s been impossible to talk about being Jewish without mentioning it. I’ve spent so much of my life aware that my identity--first just my Jewish identity but then all the intersectional layers that have piled on throughout my life--is always going to be a mixture of danger and joy. I was always aware that one of the most defiant acts there is is to continue to live authentically, not just in defiance of danger but from simple, genuine love of doing what we do. The famous photo of the menorah in the window through which one sees Nazi flags is important, but so I think is this one, an unremarkable, mediocre-quality picture of a family and their pets in the home we choose to fill with love, not fear.

Description: a poorly-focused picture shows the silver and pewter menorahs lit for the fifth night with oil and candles in a rainbow of colors. The comfy plaid chair is in focus, and Cooper, a large orange and white tabby cat, is standing on the chair looking at the camera. His eyes are opened wide, his ears and whiskers are perked forward, and his tail is raised in greeting. He is more interested in potential human interaction than the candles on the table next to him. In one pane of the window, the reflection of the candles is multiplied, and in the other my wife can be seen sitting on the couch.

Seventh night: motzei shabbat.

The night I didn’t take a picture was Shabbat Chanukah, when we lit the shabbat candles immediately after the Chanukah candles. I wish I could have shown a picture of that: my grandmother’s silver candlesticks are nearly as tall as the silver menorah that towers over our other chanukiot and is sized for larger candles or vials of oil. This year I brought them to school for my students to compare with the more modern examples of shabbat candlesticks available at the synagogue gift shop. The candlesticks weren’t the only meaningful piece my family brought from Germany to America, but I asked the students to imagine why these candlesticks would be among the items someone might choose to bring. Their answers circled around the idea that the candlesticks’ value wasn’t just as items of silver but as emblems of identity. Of course, fourth graders didn’t express it in those words, but the concepts are present for them, as they are for me.

Description: a bright and cheery photo of the silver and pewter menorahs, almost fully lit. The silver menorah with the broken shamash is full of multicolored vials of oil; the pewter menorah is loaded with red and purple candles with a yellow and orange shamash that seems to be leaning to one side.

Eighth night: mazal tov

On the last night of Chanukah we drove to Boston to attend my cousin’s wedding. Getting there was a flurry of preparation: the hotel where the group rate was booked couldn’t provide an accessible room that could accommodate a family of three, so we ended up booking elsewhere; our son didn’t own any formalwear, so we bought him a suit, shirt, and tie, and I had the joyful experience of teaching him to tie it (he wanted a simple knot, but the tie turned out to be too long for a four-in-hand and he came back for lessons in a half-Windsor). We failed to find him matching shoes in time, so he wore the shoes I bought to get married in. They were as uncomfortable for him as they had been for me, but they gave him the motivation to stay at the reception: “If I have to wear these shoes, I’m getting dessert out of it.” The spectacular dessert buffet did not disappoint him. The wedding was both a loving celebration of my cousin and his bride, and a joyful get-together of branches of families that live far apart, lead busy lives, meet rarely (I chatted with people I hadn’t seen in a decade, and in three decades), and are still part of each other’s story.

Description: a fully-lit menorah sits at the center of a small table piled with flowers, set for a bride and groom. The table glows in the foreground; behind it the room is washed in low, orange light; wedding guests are dancing on a crowded dance floor in the background.

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London 9

Whether you are a tourist or a local, London is the place to be for fun things to do outdoors. You can visit outdoor festivals, take a boat cruise, play crazy golf or visit a rooftop bar. These are just some of the fun activities you can do in London during summer. If you are looking for the perfect spot for an alfresco lunch or dinner, London has plenty of restaurants and cafes. The city has plenty of parks and green spaces as well. For example, Hampstead Heath has one of the best views of London. The park is open 365 days a year and offers a range of sports facilities, such as an open lido, butterfly house, zoo, and playground. The park is free to enter and is located four miles from Trafalgar Square. Learn more.

If you’re looking for some family fun, the Serpentine Lido in Hyde Park is ideal. The Lido has a special kids’ paddling pool, as well as row and pedal boats for hire. You can also book a ride on the Serpentine River. If you want to explore the city, take a self-guided walking tour. There are many options to choose from, such as a riverside walk in North Woolwich, a sculpture trail at Primrose Hill, or a walk along the London Eye.

During the summer months, London has a range of rooftop bars. Some of them are heated, meaning you can enjoy a drink or meal in a comfortable setting. Other rooftop bars have games and heated huts, allowing you to play while enjoying a panoramic view of the city. There are also a number of fun things to do outdoors in London during the winter months. If you’re a fan of ice skating, there are plenty of rinks in the center of the city. You can also join a guided bicycle tour. For a more unique experience, try the official Sherlock live game. You can solve clues, play detective, and have a drink at the same time. You can also enjoy a s’mores picnic on a campfire.

If you’re interested in food, you can visit The Hackney Social, a black-owned business. You can also head to Chinatown to see Chinese decorations. This area is also home to some of the best food hotspots in the city. You can visit a variety of restaurants and cafes, including the Crate Brewery, The Crooked Billet, and The People’s Park Tavern. You can even head to the Windsor Great Outdoors. There are numerous outdoor markets and festivals during the summer and winter. If you’re looking for a more adventurous activity, consider going to the Go Ape outdoor activity center. It’s suitable for children aged 10 and up and includes a climb suit, safety harness, and shoes. The outdoor activity center is also ideal for adults, offering an urban jungle experience. The center is spread out over three locations. There are also a few fun things to do outdoors in London during the Chinese New Year. You can visit the World Wildlife Trust’s Wetland Centre in Barnes. During the festival, you can watch lion dances and participate in some traditional Chinese food. In addition, the city’s many open-air cinemas offer great viewing. Next blog post

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best hi-tea in lahore

Being food lovers, we just love to experience new tastes, new cuisine, and new ways to excite ourselves with food. People who like changes always want something new, and that is why some different trends or styles exist to take food such as brunch, lunch, and munch. Many other concepts, such as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening tea, are widespread. The same is the concept of Hi-tea, which is a fascinating way of gathering and enjoying multiple items of food at a single time. If you are looking for the best hi-tea places in Lahore then you are at the right place because we have highlighted the best restaurant for hi-tea in Lahore.

What Is Hi-Tea?

You often hear the term Hi-tea or High-tea used interchangeably in your daily life, but many of us think that is exactly what it is. So the word High-tea is a concept that originated from English hi-tea that involves having tea with different side meals in order to bridge the gap between the evening tea and dinner. Hi-tea involves tea, with different cuisines, vegetables, cheese, bread, cakes, donuts, sandwiches, pasta, pizza, burgers, meat, soup, crackers, traditional food, and many other items. It includes all the things which we take with tea and also at dinner. Hence it is the combination of all the items available in evening tea and dinner presented together. The concept of hi-tea dates back to the 19th century when the elites enjoyed lavish tea, and soon this trend slowly became part of gatherings.

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Best Hi-Tea Restaurant In Lahore

The trend of Hi-tea is widespread nowadays, whether it is a business meeting or family gathering. A luxurious tea party is a must thing which people can not resist. If you are looking for the best hi-tea restaurants in Lahore, then continue reading it because we have highlighted some of the best Lahore hi-tea places that you should visit. The prices of the hi-tea in these cafes vary from the least expensive to the most expensive one, but at the same time, items, quality, and taste also vary. Choose the best hi-tea from the list below and enjoy your meal.

English Tea House

English tea house is a prominent eatery place in Lahore that comes under the list of favorite restaurants for many people. It presented the traditional hi-tea in Lahore. Their mouth-watering Hi-tea makes your evening very enjoyable and gives you a very memorable dining experience. They consider their hi-tea as Afternoon tea with the timing from 04:00 pm to 07:00 pm, so don’t get confused if you see ‘Afternoon tea’ in their menu card instead of written Hi-tea. The specialty in their Hi-tea is Windsor High-tea platter at a very reasonable price of 1459/- for two people with various items. It is a perfect date place for you at a very affordable price. If you haven’t tried the English tea house menu yet, please go ahead and make your reservation for hi-tea. Bring your loved one here and enjoy their Windsor High-tea platter with a perfect evening.

Chaaye Khana

The chaaye khana restaurant in Lahore is a special place for tea lovers. If you are fond of tea, you’ll love to spend on Hi-tea because being tea lovers, and we always prefer to have lavish evening tea. The chaaye khana is the perfect place to spend your evening with a cup of tea and a variety of items. The prices of HI-tea are acceptable at 999/- per head with tax, and they serve quality food with a lovely ambiance.

Yums

Yums Chinese and Thai restaurants also offer a lavish Hi-tea to make your evening tea more memorable and unique. Their Hi-tea comprises a range of items, while the specialty in their hot-tea is Chinese cuisine. I bet you the taste of their Pan Asian cuisine is heavenly, especially the honey chicken wings in the hi-tea. Yums Chinese and Thai restaurants present their hi-tea in a very organized manner with a separate corner of pan Asian cuisine, snacks, tea items, including various biscuits, cakes, pastries, and many more. One of my all-time favorite things I like to have in Yums is pina colada and mint margarita. If you haven't experienced the Yum Chinese and Thai hi-tea, then book your reservation for yums Chinese and Thai hi-tea. The rate is not more than 1400/- PKR.

Daar-Cheeni

Daar Cheeni also offers the best Hi-tea with an exquisite menu in town. They entice you with the desi, continental, and delicious menu in their hi-tea. You'll love to try it again and again. Their homely glazed wings taste heavenly. Please do try it whenever you visit Daar-Cheeni to have a traditional buffet in Lahore.

Oban Hotel

The Oban Hotel is considered one of the best restaurants for hi-tea in Lahore with a great menu; their Shahi Tukray in Dessert is one of the must-try dishes. Secondly, they don’t give just simple Naans, but they have a variety of Naan they offer. Additionally, I highly appreciate their Italian pasta and the creamy pasta, my all-time favorite dish. Oban hotel also gives the customers options, i.e., the rooftop and indoor hi-tea. The charges of hi-tea in Lahore from the Oban Hotel are very reasonable; they offer 799+ Tax on weekdays. At the same time, one of the most exciting things which you probably may not be aware of is that the Oban hotel Hi-tea price on weekends is 899+ Tax.

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brooklynmuseum · 5 years ago

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Stronger Together

Weekend Roundup of Resources for our Community 

Happy weekend Brooklyn! As we close the door on April and look forward to spring, we know you and your family are facing tough months ahead. We also know we are stronger when we stand together. Check out new opportunities to support and be supported in this week’s roundup.

If you have questions, or have more you wish to see or to spotlight, reach out. We want to hear from you. Please email [email protected].

Also, text 'COVID' to 692-692 to get important COVID-19 related updates sent straight to your phone. You can text 'COVIDESP' to get updates in Spanish.

Follow Our Elected Officials For News:

Follow updates from Council Member Stephen T. Levin on Facebook and Twitter. Levein represents District 33-Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Boerum Hill and Bedford–Stuyvesant.

Local Business Highlights of the Week:

Cheryl’s Global Soul appreciates the love and support over the years from the Brooklyn Community. While they are working towards opening, some of your favorite menu options are now available with an abbreviated Global Bowl menu for take out and delivery. Global Bowl and Take-out Menu

Since Colonie first took root on Atlantic Avenue, they have supported the New York food community by using products from countless local farms. Though they may be closed due to coronavirus, you can still support Colonie, or one of their sister restaurants Gran Electra and Pips, by donating here to their employee relief fund. 100% of the proceeds goes straight to their incredible staff of nearly 100.

Census

A reminder to complete the 2020 Census today at my2020census.gov.

Resources for Essential Workers

Here, you can find Governor Cuomo guidance on Essential Services under the “New York State on PAUSE’ executive order

Mayor de Blasio, NYC DOT Commissioner Polly Trottenbery and Lyft have announced free Citi Bike Memberships for critical workforce in response to COVID-19.

Hotels for healthcare workers: NYC hotels are offering discounted accommodations for healthcare clinicians, administrators and other employees who may require overnight stays and cannot return home.

In light of the recent state changes to what is and is not deemed essential construction, DOB has posted a new FAQ for the public and industry

Service Workers Coalition is an action group work striving to provide help, money and resources to Brooklyn Service workers. For more information, please contact at [email protected].

NYC Health and Hospitals needs workers to help transport patients, clerical staff and cleaning staff. You can apply today at NYC Covid-19 Citywide Information Portal. Engage with Mayor De Blasio’s call to action for the recruitment of medical personnel.

Companies who have stock on hand and are offering to DONATE or SELL medical supplies and equipment (e.g. gowns, masks, ventilators, face shields), visit Supply Registration Form to apply.

Local manufacturers and industry sector companies looking to begin producing supplies please visit COVID-19 Emergency Supply Sourcing & Manufacturing.

Grants and Funding Opportunities

Mutual Aid NYC is a network of groups organizing to provide aid and support to New Yorkers in the midst of the COVID-19. Groups may be located here.

The Northern Manhattan Emergency Recovery fund is offering immediate emergency assistance. To apply, click here.

The Robin Hood Fund is now accepting applications from organizations on a rolling basis for immediate response grants. Visit the Robin Hood Website for more information.

The New York Community Trust has created the NYC COVID-19 Response and Impact Fund Applications for grants are now available forNYC-based nonprofits that are trying to meet new urgent needs that are hitting our city.

Hot Bread Kitchen has recently developed a relief fund in support of small business grants, family stipends, financial coaching and providing meals for hospital workers and front line responders.

CJI Strategic Opportunities Support (SOS) Rapid Response Fund is providing flexible and immediate funding to organizations responding to changing political landscapes and working to build collective power at critical junctures.

The rapid response fund, Collective Future Fund Survivor Safety and Support Fund is a rapid response fund will give increased funding support to Collective Future Fund’s existing grantees, while financial offering financial support to survivors and low-wage women of color and immigrant workers, and provide additional support to other critical efforts to advance safety and support the queer, trans, and cis women of color, Indigenous, and immigrant women survivors who are on the front lines of this crisis.

In response to the emergent needs of Black feminists, Susu Rapid Response Support for Black Feminists has been developed for those who are living/caring/healing/responding and beyond to COVID-19, SUSU will be dispersing rapid response funds for the next 2 months to Black feminists.

TheOrka Project has launched the Black Trans Solidarity Fund to raise money to combat food insecurity in the Black Trans/GNC Community.

New York City Financial Empowerment Center counselors are available to support those experiencing financial challenges.

Edquity is here to help you support students, offering efficient, online access to emergency funding and other resources during the current pandemic.

Coronavirus Financial Impact Loan provided by the Hebrew Free Loan Society is offering loans to support individuals with financial challenges caused by the Coronavirus outbreak.

Food Resources:

Food Not Bombs Bed Stuy is passing out groceries at Marcy and Lafayette in Bed-Stuy every Saturday at 3pm.

Smile Faith has created a survey to help individuals in need of food delivered in the current pandemic.

Comida Gratis is an interactive Spanish language map that allows for the spanish speaking community across NYC find available food pantries

Food Bank For New York City has created an interactive map to find “grab and go: meals and pantry bags to minimize the risk of exposure.

Hunger Free American has generated Neighborhood Guides to Food & Assistance containing detailed information on free food access in all five boroughs. Click here to find out where to find Brooklyn resources in languages such as English, Spanish, Chinese, French and Polish.

The following stores have developed dedicated shopping hours for seniors and Immunocompromised Individuals:

Whole Foods: Daily 8:00am-9:00am

Target: Wednesdays 7:00am-8am

Trader Joe’s: Reserved expedited line daily 9:00am-10:00am

Stop and Shop: Daily 6:00am-7:30am

If you are in need of Free Groceries, go to 716 Chester St. Brooklyn NY 11212. If you are sick or over the age of 65 this group will deliver free groceries to you in Brooklyn, Please call them at 718-306-1036 for more information.

The Southern Smoke for Emergency Relief Program provides emergency funding to those employed by restaurants or bars that have faced unforeseen expenses that cannot or will not be covered by insurance.

The City of New York is hiring licensed TLC drivers to deliver food to New Yorkers in need during the COVID-19 crisis. To find out if you are eligible, visit the NYC Food Delivery Driver Portal.

Support for Artists

Anonymous Was A Woman (AWAW) x New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Emergency Relief Grant will distribute $250,000 in unrestricted grants, up to $2,500 apiece, to women artists who have experienced financial hardship from loss of income or opportunity as a direct result of the crisis. As with AWAW’s annual award, the program is open to women-identifying visual artists over the age of 40 in the United States and territories, and aims to address the unique challenges faced by artists in middle age or older, particularly at this critical time

The Authors League Fund helps professional authors, journalists, poets, and dramatists who find themselves in financial need because of medical or health-related problems, temporary loss of income, or other misfortune.

The Binc Foundation is providing financial assistance to booksellers and employees, independent bookstores, and local comic book stores affected by COVID.

DGF provides emergency financial assistance to individual playwrights, composers, lyricists, and book writers in dire need of funds due to severe hardship or unexpected illness.

Mayer Foundation Economic Relief Grants provides grants to individual artists and nonprofits who are distressed or suffering as a result of poverty, low income or lack of financial resources.

Resources for the LBGTQ+ Community

The End is Queer: NYC Mutal Aid is a LGBTQ specifc response to the COVID-19 pandemic as way to build and maintain community bonds and empower folkd to organize support. You may join their Facebook Group or Discord (Discord is prefered) to become involved.

A Know Your Rights Guide for Transgender New Yorkers Navigating COVID-19 guide has been prepared to ensure trans and nonbinary people are aware of their legal rights and can make informed decisions about their safety, health, and well-being as the situation continues to evolve. Oprima aquí para la versi��n española.

Consuelo Kanaga (American, 1894-1978). Hands, 1930. Gelatin silver photograph). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Wallace B. Putnam from the Estate of Consuelo Kanaga, 82.65.2248 (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

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gwydionmisha · 7 years ago

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So you'll notice I haven't commented on the Royal Wedding to this point. my background in Medieval history might lead a person to assume this is up my alley, but it really isn't. I've never been a fan of the house of Hanover/Windsor, and I'm not even a little bit a monarchist. That said, I do have some thoughts on this wedding, which I'll get to in a bit.

The very first time I was allowed to stay up all night was for the wedding of Princess Anne, back when I was a toddler. I have vague memories of some images from the procession and her dress from the ceremony itself. Much sharper is the excitement of having an indoor picnic in the middle of the night with the rare treat that was take out Chinese food. (We were poor. Any sort of restaurant food was exciting, and I already had a precocious taste for spice and hot peppers). It was just ridiculously fun to be awake and having a special treat. My baby sister had jut grown her first too teeth, which randomly were both incisors, so we had this joke that she was a baby vampire. Too me some strangers getting married on the other side of the ocean meant nothing, but an adventure with my family, even if it was in our own living room was a joyous thing.

As a small child, every teenaged girl who baby sat us (except the one who'd tell me Poe stories as bedtime stories who was my favorite) wanted to marry one of the princes. I couldn't imagine wanting to live that life in the spot light and it all looked so boring. I remember all the Diana hoopla and half my class at school being crazy over it. Certainly, I saw highlights and stills, and like pretty much everyone, that dress really was a fairy tale princess thing, even if it looks dated now. I had even less interest in celebrity gossip than I do now, and I was old enough by then not to see the Point of modern monarchy. Yes, I understand now it generates a lot of tourism and some of them do charity things, but it strikes me as vestigial, and if you offered me a choice of meeting the royal family or a trip to the Tower of London or the British Museum or the like, I'd be at the museum in a heartbeat. It's nice when they do the charity stuff, but most celebrities are boring, and modern royals are generally a less interesting type of celebrity. Diana was so popular that one couldn't help catching glimpses of what was going on, even as busy as I was. (That particular thing prince Charles said to Camilla about the tampon haunts my dreams and I wish that I could unhear it, but it was everywhere.) We didn't know how bad things were for Diana, but even as isolated as I tried to make myself, one could get glimpses of how bad things must be. Everything I saw in the Diana and Fergie years made me think there was not enough money in the world to make me want to live that life.

When the photographers hounded her to death I wa in the gap between two Master's degrees, working the worst job in my life. (Much worse than the one that involved cleaning colostomy and dealing with other people's poop). Eight hours on one's feet, not allowed your legally mandated breaks except a short lunch, no bathroom breaks at all, random body searches, in an incredibly load factory warehouse with country music blasting over the growl and rumble of the machines, metal bars flying randomly at my head, everyone there more than a few days had repetitive stress injuries, all for minimum wage. I'd wake up at the crack of dawn for my shift, my entire body in terrible pain already, pain that would only get dramatically worse. I permanently damaged my feet working there amoung other things. I remember Skye explaining to me what happened, as I was pretty much either at work, asleep, or dazed from the pain the month I worked there and I basically only watched things we taped on the VCR, like Babylon 5 as I moved around in the pain and exhaustion stupor. It took awhile to sink in, even though I wasn't a royal watcher. It just seemed like she'd finally got free of a terrible situation that had been killing her and then this happens. I felt bad for her, but worse for the kids, even through my general indifference to modern royalty. It felt liked she'd been tricked into a terrible situation that ultimately killed her, and that these kids were imprisoned in a fundamentally toxic situation that was likely going to ruin their lives the way it had ruined the lives of their parents. I would legitimately have chosen my crappy subsistence lifestyle over it in a heartbeat.

It is good to see that some of the lessons from what happened did sink in, that they really made an effort to change things for the better for the Princes, that there was a lot more thought put into both realistic expectations of what people marrying into that are dealing with and actual effort put into integrating the newcomers into what is an extreme lifestyle. Kate Middleton really does seem to have been prepared and good at a job I can't imagine wanting to do. It's not an institution that makes sense to me, but I am against cruelty, and things seem all right these days.

I think Meghan Markle is an excellent choice, to be honest. She's had enough of the right sort of experience to consent knowing exactly what she's getting into. She seems to have the right skills, and am all for further airing out the royal gene pool. Judging from some of the incredibly racist commentary around the original announcement, it's pretty clearly good for England to get a Princess who isn't white and I can only hope that seeing a royal of African descent in the news on the regular will help cut down on racist assholery around things like the casting of Queen Margaret in the Hollow Crown and such like. If there is going to be a monarchy, then modernizing it is all to the best, I say.

So I wish them well, but I honestly didn't see the point of sitting around watching the wedding for me when I could reading or sleeping or cuddling cats or watching something more relevant to my interests, though I don't blame anyone who IS interested and did watch the whole thing. After all, my parents loved that stuff and watched all the royal weddings when they were alive. The highlights are turning up in the news anyway. Props to them for getting that...is he a Bishop or an archbishop? Anyway. I really liked his speech, which is the bit that I actually saw in the news. It's a lot more interesting than I was expecting out of a royal wedding.

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