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City of Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Tuileries Garden - Jardin des Tuileries - Jardin du Carrousel - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Place de la Concorde - Square - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Moulin Rouge - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Institut du Monde Arabe - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Passages couverts - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Montparnasse Tower building - Paris - Images and pics of travels and trips. France
Paris is the capital of France. It is located in the north of the country, crossed by the Seine. The population of the city proper is of 2,153,600 inhabitants, and is the center of a metropolitan area of ??9.9 million inhabitants, which corresponds to the Paris region or "Ile de France" (in French Île-de- France). Paris is today one of the world's leading economy and stock exchange centers, and its influence in politics, education, entertainment, media, fashion, science and the arts contribute to its status as a major cities worldwide. La Défense is a major business district in Europe, houses the headquarters of almost half of large French companies, as well as the headquarters of twenty of the 100 largest in the world. Paris also hosts many international organizations such as UNESCO, the OECD, the International Criminal Court and the Paris Club. Paris is the most popular tourist destination in the world, with over 30 million foreign visitors per year. It is considered the most beautiful and glamorous world, CCOUNT with the largest number of monuments worldwide.There are numerous places of importance and global recognition as the Eiffel Tower, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Champs Elysees, Arc de Triomphe, the Sacré Coeur, Les Invalides, the Pantheon, the Arch of Defense, the Opera Garnier, the Montparnasse among its many attractions, along with world famous institutions such as the Louvre, the Orsay Museum and the National Museum of Natural History of France, and popular as Disneyland Resort Paris. Neighborhoods and historic Champs Elysees (8th district, right bank) is a seventeenth century garden, become-ride great avenue connecting the Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe. It is one of the many tourist attractions and a major shopping street of Paris. This avenue has been called "L'Avenue Plus Belle du Monde" (The most beautiful avenue in the world). Avenue Montaigne (8th arrondissement), next to the Champs Elysees, is home to luxury brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton (LVMH), Dior and Givenchy. Place de la Concorde (8th district, right bank) is at the foot of the Champs Elysées, was built in the "Place Louis XV", site of the famous guillotine. In it, on either side of the Rue Royale, there are two stone buildings: the eastern houses the French Naval Ministry, the western the luxurious Hotel de Crillon.Close, Place Vendôme is famous for its luxury hotels and trendy (Hotel Ritz and Place Vendôme) and its jewelers. Many famous fashion designers have had their salons in the square. Commercy District (8th district, right bank) is the district of Paris high fashion, home of big brands such as Hermès and Christian Lacroix. Paris Opéra (9th arrondissement, right bank) is the area around the Opéra Garnier is the capital area with the highest concentration of stores and offices. Some examples are the Printemps department stores and [[[Galeries Lafayette]]] It is also the headquarters of financial giants such as BNP Paribas and American Express. Montmartre (18 arrondissement, right bank) here is the historic area of Butte, instead of the Sacré C?ur. Montmartre has always had a history with artists and has many studios and cafés of many great artists in this field. Les Halles (1st district, right bank) was formerly the central market of meat and other products of the Paris market. Since the late 70s, is a large shopping center around an important metro connection station (the largest in Europe). The market of Les Halles was destroyed in 1971 and replaced by the Forum des Halles.The central market of Paris, the biggest wholesale food market in the world, was transferred to Rungis, in the southern suburbs. Le Marais (3rd and 4th districts) is a fashion district with area businesses and companies in the legal and banking. In it there are large populations of Jews (most of Western Europe), gays, etc.. It is considered as the most cosmopolitan city in Europe. Place de la Bastille (4th, 11th and 12th districts, right bank) is one of the most historic districts, instead of critical events in history, not only in Paris but throughout France. Because of its historical value the square is often used for political demonstrations, including the fight against the CPE with a massive demonstration on March 28, 2006. Quartier Latin (5th and 6th districts, left bank) is a twelfth-century academic center, which extends from the left bank of the Place Maubert and the campus of the University of La Sorbonne. It is known for its lively atmosphere and many bars. With various higher education institutions, such as the École Normale Supérieure, ParisTech and the campus of the University of Jussieu become a major educational center in Paris, which also contributes to its atmosphere. Montparnasse (14th District) is a historical place where the Bank of France area famous for artists' studios, music, life and the cafeteria.It is located the large Montparnasse - Bienvenue (metro and railway station) and the famous Tour Montparnasse unusual citywide. Also located there is another series of skyscrapers. La Défense (covers the municipalities of Courbevoie, Puteaux, and Nanterre, km/1.5 2.5 miles west of the city of Paris) is a key element of the suburbs (suburbs) of Paris. La Défense is a major business and financial centers around the world and the largest in Europe. Built at the western end of the westward extension of the historical axis from the Champs Elysées in La Défense has some of the buildings (all shaped tower) belonging to the world's largest companies. Initiated by the French government in 1958, the district hosts 3.5 million m² of offices, making the complex the largest district in Europe developed specifically for business. La Grande Arche (Great Arch), Defense, houses a part of the French Minister of Transport and is the central area of ??the Esplanade around which the district is organized.
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this weekend was really good. it started off with the coolest of restaurants with the yummiest of endless {ENDLESS} fries and the best of people.
Saturday was spent running around vintage shopping and I was so disappointed, guys. I went all the way out to the Canton area {well past that, to be honest} to a place I had been told about and it was awful. luckily, my vintage hopes were restored at two local shops I didn't know about. wish I would have started there.
I then spent way too much time in target and also in the craft store picking out yarn for various knitting projects. if you want one of these:
...let me know and I would be happy to !
I also received my DIANA CAMERA in the mail and I cannot wait to take some mind boggling photos with it.
the weather this weekend was pretty chilly, but I LOVED it. welcome, fall!
on sunday, I spent the day knitting and cleaning up around here. also, while I am catholic, I was intrigued about the general conference. many bloggers I follow talk about it, and I wanted to see what it was about. I am glad I listened in on it and it is certainly not for just one type of religion. you can gain so many beautiful insights to life by listening and I wrote a few down I will take with me. there were so many wonder, inspiring and enlightening talks that I just feel so good going into these winter months with an open mind and heart. my church is amazing and our priest gives beautiful and relatable sermons every week. life is good, guys.
have a WONDERFUL Monday and an even better week. it's going to be a good one.

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Panasonic strengthens its mobile offerings, launches new smartphones
MUMBAI: Encouraged by the tremendous success of its P51 smartphone launched earlier this year, Panasonic, one of the global leaders in consumer technologies, has unveiled three new smartphones: P11, T21, and T11. These smartphones are designed to deliver on Panasonic?s brand promise of Smart solutions for Smart people, and come with compact and sleek designs, loaded with innovative software features to deliver performance.
The newly launched smartphones are a combination of stylish design, cutting-edge technology and innovative convergence capabilities attempting to redefine the smartphone experience for the Indian mobile phone consumer. These new smartphones run on Android 4.1 (jelly bean) that promises superior quality graphics, multi-tasking and improved application performance. Priced between Rs 9,790 to Rs 16,490, all the three devices come in multiple screen sizes with IPS and High Resolution display. Quad-Core and Dual-Dual Core technology ensures impressive speed and graphics performance. All phones come pre-loaded with popular Apps such as ToI & ET news application, Hungama music application, WeChat Instant messenger, CamCard & CamScanner utility applications. The smartphones will be available to consumers in India from third week of September, 2013.
Expressing his pleasure on the launch, Panasonic India MD Manish Sharma said, ?With the launch of these devices, we are yet again raising the bar for innovation. Smartphone is a reflection of who you are, and since we are all different, it is imperative that we do not adopt a ?one size fits all approach?. Panasonic?s new offerings will deliver a remarkable mobile experience to our consumers and set a new standard in premium smartphones. It syndicates great functionality and design, accompanied by a comprehensive system of applications that reliably address the needs of our evolving customers. We are positive that our consumers will yet again repose their faith in Panasonic.?
Panasonic has partnered with Broadcom and Qualcomm to quickly bring smartphones with advanced features including multi-core processor, vivid graphics and dual-SIM capabilities.


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Puff Daddy & The Family, Common Added to ESSENCE Festival
Can't stop, won't stop. The ESSENCE Festival already has a star-studded lineup this year, and now they've announced even more big names.
After confirming Kendrick Lamar, Mariah Carey, and Maxwell in March, the music fest has added two additional hip-hop acts to the bill: Puff Daddy & The Family and Common.
The annual fest is set to go down July 1-3 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. Friday's festivities kick off with Maxwell, New Edition, Babyface, Tyrese, and Faith Evans on the Mainstage.
Saturday's roster boasts appearances from Mariah Carey, Common, Charlie Wilson, Jeremih, and Estelle, while the intimate Superlounges include Doug E. Fresh, Tink, Jidenna, St. Beauty, and Wizkid, among others.
It all caps off on Sunday, with performances from Kendrick Lamar, Puff Daddy & The Family, Ciara, and Andra Day. Meanwhile, MC Lyte, DeJ Loaf, Leon Bridges, Kehlani, and BJ the Chicago Kid will play the Superlounges.
Single-day tickets are on sale now starting at $50.
Before heading to ESSENCE, Puff Daddy will reunite with his Bad Boy family during a two-night stint at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on May 20-21, which will feature performances by Lil' Kim, Ma$e, Faith Evans, Jay Z, DMX, and Mary J. Blige.


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We are committed to being unique in our field when it comes to giving you a holiday with a difference, that's why here at Herons Park we aim to provide you with a relaxing enjoyable holiday for all the family.
Herons Park is set within Romney marshland, made up of lakes and some grassed and shingled areas all within close proximity to a quiet shingled beach.
With enough room to breath, relax and take in the surroundings, with many rural walks and cycle routes at your disposal, you decide which way to spend your time.
Large lakes and some small ponds are found onsite, some of which are undisturbed for many years and full of interesting wildlife.
We currently offer fishing on site however to fish in our fresh water lakes you will need a rod licence, obtainable from your local Post Office.
Our lakes currently are stocked with all natural fish such as Bream to 14lb, Tench 10lb, Roach to 3lb, Carp in the 30lb's big eels and some good pike.
Paid campers with a rod licence can fish with up to 2 rods until dusk for £5 fee per day.
Non campers with a rod license can fish with up to 2 rods for £10 per day or night (12hrs) , or £15 (24hrs)
PLEASE NOTE: No night fishing allowed by campers.
We are proud sponsors of the Grasshoppers under 10's football league, photographed here in their new kits.
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India: Tigers, Taj & Birds Galore Jan 26—Feb 13, 2015
Posted by Dion Hobcroft
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Our group met up for breakfast in our delightful Delhi hotel, and before we headed out on our city tour we spent an hour birding in the gardens. Here we found our first widespread Indian bird species like Purple Sunbird, Hume's Warbler, Indian Peafowl, Rose-ringed Parakeet, both Red-whiskered and Red-vented bulbuls, and a Common Tailorbird that showed well. At the eleventh century ruins of Qutub Minar dominated by a superb tower and iron pillar, we picked up more birds including numerous Alexandrine Parakeets, a pair of Rufous Treepies, and a tame pair of Brown Rock-Chats. With the day warming up, hundreds of Black Kites were on the wing at Humayun's Tomb where a beautiful White-throated Kingfisher and Greenish Warbler were added to the trip list. After a delicious lunch at the Radisson we flew two hours south, deep into central India, to spend the night in a beautiful new hotel in Raipur.
Tiger, female— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
The drive from Raipur to Kanha was broken by a couple of birding stops. The first at a site of barren flats was alive with larks (Rufous-tailed, Ashy-crowned Sparrow, and Indian Bush) and pipits (Tawny and Blyth's), plus a bunch of classic Indian birds like Green Bee-eater, Eurasian Hoopoe, Bay-backed Shrike, Common Babbler, and our first beautiful Indian Rollers. Settling in to our lovely hotel we commenced the first of eight safari drives in the Kanha National Park. Our days here settled into a rhythm of morning and afternoon drives as we explored different sectors of the park from Mukki to Kisli and Kanha itself. Every drive brought a variety of bird and mammal sightings.
The Tiger is our main quest, of course, and they are not easy—as elusive as ever. Despite finding fresh tracks and hearing alarm calls from Spotted Deer, Langurs, and Sambar, often at close range, it was not until our fifth drive in the late afternoon that we made a breakthrough. Lucking on to the tail end of a view, we joined a melee of Gypsies (Indian jeeps) and positioned ourselves at a firebreak in dense bamboo about 200 yards from where the first sighting was made. Right on schedule a tigress, "The Mohave female," walked out into the clearing and scent-marked a tree before our very eyes. She soon moved back into thick cover, but it was fabulous—Tiger was on the list! What a relief!
Alexandrine Parakeet— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
The following day we positioned our jeep at another firebreak following a report of "Balu"—the Sloth Bear. Right on schedule again a Sloth Bear came foraging out of deep bamboo for a superb encounter. At the same moment an Orange-headed Thrush came bobbing along, tossing leaf litter, with the bear in the same field of view; fabulous stuff. Other Carnivora sighted in Kanha included Ruddy Mongoose and several pairs of Golden Jackals, complete with winter pelage. The ungulates were well-represented and we did well with Gaur, having three sightings including one herd of ten out in the open at Kanha Central. Superb Chital, Sambar, and Barasingha were seen including incredible stags with unbelievable antlers. We also spotted a couple of Barking Deer that are fairly scarce in this park, plus a bunch of Wild Boar and good numbers of the always entertaining Gray Langur.
Birding was excellent and we recorded more than 140 species in our time at Kanha. The hotel gardens are always lively, and here we picked up some great birds with highlights including Indian Pygmy Woodpecker, Oriental Scops-Owl, Indian Golden Oriole, Jerdon's and Golden-fronted leafbirds, Indian Yellow Tit, Indian Nuthatch, Common Rosefinch, Tickell's Blue and Ultramarine flycatchers, and Thick-billed and Pale-billed flowerpeckers. More common warblers like Siberian Chiffchaff and Blyth's Reed-Warbler provided the benchmark to spot our first Paddyfield Warbler.
Sloth Bear— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
The park itself is home to a great diversity of both big ticket birds and lesser-known skulkers of the thick jungle. We spotted Black Stork, Lesser Adjutant, Red-naped Ibis, Indian Peafowl, Red Junglefowl, Red Spurfowl, Cotton Pygmy-Goose, the critically endangered White-rumped Vulture, Indian Thick-knee, Yellow-wattled Lapwing, Brown-headed and Coppersmith barbets, the scarce White-naped Woodpecker, Indian Scops-Owl, Jungle Owlet, and the stunning Plum-headed Parakeet. Working in mixed flocks in the bamboo and sal we spotted Indian Scimitar-Babbler, Tawny-bellied Babbler, White-rumped Shama, Black-naped Monarch, Velvet-fronted Nuthatch, and Brown-cheeked Fulvetta. Particularly notable (new for the leader) in Kanha were a female Fire-capped Tit, a single Indian Spotted Eagle, singles of both Western Crowned and Sulphur-bellied leaf-warblers, and a chunky white-tail tipped striped marsh warbler that was the rare Bristled Grassbird. On the return drive to Raipur we added our first Common Woodshrikes and Wire-tailed Swallows.
The next morning we left in our new bus (driven by Ram) and met up with Harish, my excellent birding friend. It was quite cool and windy. At the Ganges River there was a festival, linked to the full moon with thousands of pilgrims taking a bath in this Holy River. It was a bit too chaotic for us so we decided to make a visit on our return. The drive was broken up with sightings of a stunning tame pair of Sarus Cranes, Bronze-winged Jacana, and Citrine Wagtail. A flock of 100 Ruffs included a few males beginning to acquire their spectacular breeding plumage. We made good time and arrived at "The Den" in time to spend the late afternoon birding the forests here. It worked well, as we found almost immediately a pair of Tawny Fish-Owls, a rare bird. Other good discoveries were Little Forktail and a brief Blue-bearded Bee-eater. There were lots of interesting birds about and we also enjoyed good views of Kalij Pheasant, Pallas's Fish-Eagle, Greater Flameback, Lesser Yellownape, Brown Dipper, Plumbeous and White-capped water redstarts, Verditer Flycatcher, and plenty of Himalayan Bulbuls.
White-rumped Vulture— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
We were on a roll the next morning when we picked up Ibisbill almost straight away in the Himalayan torrents of the Khosi River. It was joined by a long list of excellent birds that followed one after the other including Mountain Hawk-Eagle, Red-billed Blue-Magpie, Great Barbet, and Crested Kingfisher. We moved to Mohan where a superb pair of Greater Yellownapes performed well and a flock of Blue-winged Minlas gave great views. While organizing our entry into the fabulous Corbett National Park, we spotted our first Lemon-rumped Warbler and Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher. Once in the park it was like drinking from a fire hose as we encountered massive winter mixed flocks of small passerines and a cross section of larger forest birds. Among the new species observed were Lesser Fish-Eagle, Red-headed Vulture, Woolly-necked Stork, Gray-capped Pygmy Woodpecker, Blue-throated and Lineated barbets, Bar-tailed Treecreeper, Ashy Bulbul, Blyth's Leaf-Warbler, Gray-hooded Warbler, and Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo. At dusk, alarm calls from Spotted Deer alerted us to an approaching tigress, her tail raised above the grass like a banded banner giving the first clue of her exact location. She crossed the road in front of us and then plonked herself down for a brief rest before moving on. At the same time we could hear roaring Asian Elephants across the Ramganga Reservoir. It was pure Corbett and "Incredible India."
Our next full day in Corbett was as you would expect—action-packed. The first new bird for the trip was a Brown Fish-Owl followed shortly after by a winter-plumaged Wallcreeper, a rare visitor to the park. Next, a winter flock of Blue-bearded Bee-eaters, some six in total (a record for both Harish and I) perched in the sun, beards out. Then a sighting of Smooth-coated Otter—the first of two sightings of this species for the day. This was followed by Cinereous Vulture, Changeable Hawk-Eagle, Streak-throated Woodpecker, and Chestnut-bellied Rock-Thrush. After breakfast we spotted Great Thick-knee and Black-necked Stork while juvenile White-tailed Eagle was a great sighting at the reservoir. Hefty Gharial, Mugger Crocodile, and Softshell Turtles were hauled out in the middle of the day basking in the sun, while we could watch schools of Golden Mahseer in the clear fresh water. In the afternoon we explored the area by elephant, doing some serious bush-bashing, but no luck with the Carnivora. It is difficult to watch birds from elephant back, but we spotted Black-throated Tit, a stunning Collared Falconet, and one elephant was lucky to have a superb view of a male Himalayan Flameback.
Black Stork— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
Our drive the following morning was a relatively quiet affair after the rollercoaster previous two days. There were plenty of birds and we added Bluethroat, Fulvous-breasted Woodpecker, a female of the scarce Scaly-bellied Woodpecker, garrulous White-crested Laughingthrush, Paddyfield Pipit, and Jungle Myna. In one entertaining incident we watched a Wild Boar lie down on the ground as if dead to allow the mynas (both Jungle and Common) to remove insects and ticks from its skin. In the afternoon things picked up markedly when we found six Asian Elephants, including an impressive tusker. We were able to get close to a herd of the endangered grassland specialist Hog Deer. Stunningly beautiful Plum-headed Parakeets fed around us while the shy Rusty-cheeked Scimitar-Babbler allowed a good view. A Gray Mongoose wandered down the road. It was a beautiful sunny, warm afternoon.
We spent four hours birding our way out of the park. Shortly after the mist had lifted we enjoyed the antics of Red-breasted Parakeets drinking condensation off the leaves of the Eucalyptus trees they roost in. Some of the interesting birds seen on the drive included a perched Besra, Rosy Pipit, Black Bulbul, Ashy-throated Leaf-Warbler, and we heard Black Francolin. The most interesting sighting was of a Pygmy Cupwing which initially responded to some playback of Nepal Cupwing, the typical species in this habitat. However, it launched into typical Pygmy Cupwing song and showed well in response to playback of this species and showing the pale buff spots on the wing coverts—possibly the most westerly record of this species. On the drive to the Ganges we found a flock of ten Sarus Cranes and spotted our first Black-headed Ibis and some Asian Openbills. At the river a flock of 100 Bar-headed Geese cruised over, and we added Ruddy Shelduck plus Pallas's and Black-headed gulls.
Eventually we made it through to our posh hotel in Noida, quite an upgrade from Dhikala.
Refreshed, we drove down the motorway to Agra making excellent speed. We arrived at Sikadra, (the grave of Aqbar the Great) in the late morning and enjoyed a relaxing walk around this spectacular site with its gardens full of Blackbuck. After lunch and a siesta we checked out the Agra Fort, busy on a Sunday afternoon with people from around India and the rest of the world. Where Shah Jahan was imprisoned for the last eight years of his life (by his son) overlooking the Taj Mahal, we spied a beautiful Booted Eagle. In the late afternoon we squeezed in a bit of shopping, checking out the marble inlay, carpet weaving, silks, and jewelry.
Asian Elephant— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
Today was an important morning—the Taj Mahal! It was misty, then sunny and warm with bluish skies, not crowded, and just stunning. As Princess Diana said, "I am ready to die now if someone would build something as beautiful as this for me in the name of love!" From the Taj we could watch Egyptian Vultures soaring overhead, Painted Storks, Bar-headed Geese, a Dalmatian Pelican on the Yamuna River, and Indian Gray Hornbills in the gardens. It is quite the place. Leaving the Taj Mahal we drove to Dholpur to have lunch in the palace of the Maharajah, a beautifully kept residence full of amazing antiques. An hour was spent walking through some semiarid Acacia woodlands on red sandstone outcrops. A few good birds were sighted, the standout being a female Painted Sandgrouse that gave a remarkable view. Also good were Southern Gray and Bay-backed shrikes, Rufous-fronted and Ashy prinias, and Yellow-eyed and Large Gray babblers. The last two hours of the day were spent cruising on the Chambal River. Truly fortuitous was spotting a Striped Hyena walking along the banks of the river. Again, lots of great birds, undoubtedly the best being a pair of the now ultra-rare Black-bellied Tern. Unfortunately, there was no sign of the Indian Skimmer in this increasingly disturbed site of bridge-building and sand extraction. After a two-hour drive we arrived at Bharatpur, our home for the next three nights.
Bharatpur is world-famous as one of the best birding sites on the planet, and it did not disappoint. On our first day we racked up 130 species in the national park. Excellent bird followed excellent bird: Black Bittern; White-tailed and Gray-headed lapwings; Indian Thick-knee; Imperial, Indian Spotted, Great Spotted, and Steppe eagles; Dusky Eagle-Owl; Brown Boobook; Yellow-crowned Woodpecker; Moustached Warbler; Orange-headed Thrush; Bluethroat; and Long-tailed Minivet all showed well. Despite all the great birds, it was a monstrous Indian Rock Python that was the highlight of the day for some. At 4 meters (14 feet) in length, it was an impressive specimen in immaculate health.
Indian Rock Python— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
On our second full day we tracked down some target birds. First we visited a village wetland that was home to six Greater Painted-Snipe. They basked in the morning sun and provided superb scope views. Next we visited some fallow fields that are typically good for birds from more arid western Rajasthan. Indian Coursers were in good form and we spotted at least ten birds. Chestnut-bellied Sandgrouse were also in good form with some twenty birds located. We added Desert and Isabelline wheatears, Greater Short-toed and Crested larks, and Isabelline Shrike, not to forget European Starling! After lunch and a siesta we were back in the park. A recalcitrant Siberian Rubythroat showed for some participants after a patient wait at a thicket with a small pond. Wandering further afield we finally caught up with Small Minivet and a Common Iora, a species that is rare in the park.
Siberian Rubythroat— Photo: Dion Hobcroft
On our last morning we were again back in the park. We revisited the Siberian Rubythroat, and this time it performed beautifully for all. It was a real stunner, and the lurking bird paparazzi had their shutters flying like a presidential press conference. We birded some quiet, peaceful, and remote sections of the park. Here we added our last bird for the trip: the scarce endemic Brook's Leaf-Warbler. After lunch it was off to Delhi. Some of the folks would continue on to Paris to the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, a far cry from India. Other folks would continue on to Assam and the famous Kaziranga National Park, home to the iconic Great Indian Rhinoceros.


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Calling All DJs: Your Chance to Present a Live Radio Show!
In our latest blog, Creative Support service user Tony tells us about his experiences of being a radio presenter on the inclusive online station LDOK.net, and explains why you should get involved:
"My time as an LDOK radio presenter has been a great journey and experience. It began in the summer of 2013 (which sounds a little like the Bryan Adams song 'Summer of '69'!), hosting the weekly Creative Support show every so often.
I now have my own two-hour slot which is recorded and broadcast live from 12-2pm every Wednesday and repeated several times throughout the week. 'Tony's Time Machine' features my favourite music and audience requests, chat, news stories from yesteryear and much more, so be sure to tune in!
My show has a different theme every week. As well as exploring issues related to mental health, I've invited some great people to join me on air.
Guests on my show so far have included Breakthrough music tutor Charly, staff member Tony, and England and Lancashire cricketer Jonathan Fielding – a true record breaker, but luckily not when it comes to vinyl!
Anyone who's interested in becoming a presenter like I did should call Ben Thomas on 0161 236 0829 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to book a visit to the studio. I promise you'll enjoy it just as much as I do!"
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Tamil Nadu Constable Hall Ticket 2017 – TNUSRB Admit Card Download
Tamil Nadu Uniformed Service Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) has decided to conduct the Tamil Nadu Police Constable 2017 written exam in upcoming months. Candidates who have applied for the TNUSRB Jail warder Constable Recruitment 2017, those are eagerly waiting for their Tamil Nadu Constable Hall Ticket 2017. TNUSRB is going to release the TNUSRB Admit Card 2017 at its official website. After announcing the Tamil Nadu Police Constable Admit Card 2017, candidates may download their TNUSRB Police Constable Hall Ticket 2017 through below link provided by us.
Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment Board (TNUSRB) has recently announced an employment notification TNUSRB Police Constable Recruitment 2017 on its official website to recruit the 15711 vacancies of constable, jail warder and fireman positions. Large numbers of applicants were applied for this Tamil Nadu Police Constable Recruitment 2017 on or before last date 22nd February, 2017. Selection process will be done based on applicants performance in written examination and followed by the personal interview. TNUSRB is going to conduct the TNUSRB Constable 2017 written exam at various exam centers in the state of Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu Police Recruitment Board is not yet decided the exam date till now. It will soon upload the exam date at its official website.
TNUSRB will shortly issue the Tamil Nadu Constable Hall Ticket 2017 one week or two weeks prior to the exam date. All the candidates must download their hall ticket through online. Hall ticket is very important document for every exam. Without hall ticket no one will give permission to attend the exam.
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Harry Potter star Tom Felton is developing a new documentary about movie superfans.
The former child star, who portrayed evil Draco Malfoy in the Potter films, has teamed up with BBC bosses to take a look at the weird world of those film fans who live as their favorite characters.
He tells JustJared.com, "It's just kind of a chance for me to have a more in-depth look at the world of superfans and these people that have followed franchises, kind of at the root of why Harry Potter was so successful. It had such an active fan base.
"It's allowed people to be passionate about stuff that maybe they couldn't be so open with in previous years. It's kind of a look into that, it's a road trip journey with me narrating."
And he was thrilled to get the chance to interview his pals from the Potter films: "I interviewed Rupert (Grint), Daniel (Radcliffe), and J.K. Rowling, which is a huge honor, to have those three talk so openly as they have done.
"Tom Fletcher as well - the lead singer of McFly or McBusted - is a huge Harry Potter fan. The documentary isn't really supposed to be about Harry Potter, but it just so happens the people I'm talking to are related to that."
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The MICDS Rams, who lost three of their first four matches of the season, finishing 8th at the DecoTurf High School Tennis Team Championships finished the season on quite a different note. The Rams clinched their second straight Missouri Class A State Championships. MICDS who went undefeated following the DecoTurf Championships outscored their state tournament opponents 25-0. "I think that opening tournament humbled us," MICDS coach Patrick Huewe said. "When that was over, we plotted out our year with different goals."
MICDS' depth was a key as Rex Serituk, Rohit Chouhan and Constantine Veronikis lost just 13 games in their six matches in the semifinals and finals at No. 4-6 singles. The trio anchored the bottom of the lineup that clinched the state title in just 5 matches following wins by Joe McAllister and the Rams lone senior Geoff Raclin. The Ram's No. 1 singles player, Tyler Raclin, had his match cancelled once the team title was clinched. The Ram's outscored their championship opponent Pembroke Hill 60-13.
"We had strong players at the top of the lineup as Tyler (Raclin) and Joe (McAllister) split time at No. 1," Huewe said. "But we were fortunate to have a team which was so deep. We had six guys who would have been in the top three on almost any other team in the state."
The Rams also fared well in the individual championships with sophomore Tyler Raclin falling 7-5, 6-0 in the singles state championship and the doubles duo of Rex Serituk and Geoff Raclin falling 6-2, 4-6, 7-5 in the doubles state championship.


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Federalism: Federalsim is used to divide power between states and federal government. Federlism helps keep the balance of power. it maintains power so not just one group of the government can control everything. in article 1 section 9 clause 5 in the constitution it sates that the federal government cant make state taxes. its denying the power they want. in article 1 section 10 it declared that the state government cant print money. this is giving each government different priorities.
Checks and Balances: Checks and balances limits the three branches power of eachother, this way not one branch becomes to powerful. counterbalancing influences an organization or system to break up the power. The three branches, executive, legislative and judical all have the same amout if power each branch is very important to the constitution. article 1 section 7 clause 1 stated the president does not have all the power. who you would think is the most powerful is just as equal to the rest of the party.
limited government: limited government is a system that is bound to certain principles of action by a state constituition. it states all the power the government is able to have. government leaders cant disobey the law. Article II , section 1 clause 2 says you can not be in two of the three branches. for example if you were to be the president you can not be the senate.
Seperation of powers: seperation of powers is where the power of the three branches, legislative, executive and judical all spilt the power. they are all important to the government and not one branch is in more control. Article III section 1, clause 2 exsplains the power the judicial branch is able to handle by the supreme court.
Representative Government: the principle of representative allows citizends to be able to vote for all the manners. the government has given the people a say to pick who they want to represent them. in Article 1, section 2, clause 1 it states that people are allowed to vote for the house of representitives. example of the people having a say in who goes in the government, we vote for a president every four years.
popular sovereighty: popular sovereighty sates all of the governments right come from the people. the govenment isnt the only thing that run the counrty.vthis makes it so the people also have a little bit of power. "we the people" this is the people as a whole have a say and not just the government.
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Recently this columnist attended a workshop on semiconductor manufacturing held in San Antonio, home of the Alamo and the Rough Riders. Next to the hotel was an Imax theater showing a special Alamo film and "Jurassic park," three stories high. Guess which one your token nerd saw.
This workshop - one in a series looking at manufacturing problems in the semiconductor industry- focused specially on wafer fabrication problems.
Anyway, I had to listen to that most common of all laments "My control problems are special." Years of experience taught me that control problems are similar across many industries. The secret is to locate the true differences that make the problems' special. Issues involving materials handling, software, yield (quality), and diagnostics are common across the control spectrum.
What's special about the semiconductor industry can be summarized as follows:
It pleases me to see there was considerable interest in learning how to better maintain control of processes battered by unforeseen events. This led to many hallway discussions about chaos and emergent systems, subjects close to my heart.
A wafer production line must meet process specifications in the face of the extreme swings of multiple variables. Any control system needs to be insensitive to stimulation. But in wafer manufacturing, this requirement is crucial. Quick time-to-market and high throughput require use of the latest in modeling and feed forward control.
Imagine a spread sheet of control solutions. The horizontal axis presents an increasing level of technical complexity, from direct feedback control involving a few sensors and effectors to plant wide kilosensor / effector systems.
In the vertical axis, we consider the sophistication of control type - of solution, not problem - from direct one-to-one control-to-sensor fusion to full-model control with dead reckoning. In other words, a spread sheet of problem "size" vs. the solution technology.
For example, early PLC's controlled via direct binary feedback based around "limit switches." PLCs today are used in large kiloplant systems.
Personal and minicomputers were used in the early days for intelligent control, but lacked the power to handle fast, large multipoint systems. Combining the PC and PLC is what's done today.
Model-based control will be next. Modeling is best explained by an example. A wrist watch does not tell time. It models time. It is, at best, an approximation of real-world time.
Like a submarine, the watch navigates by dead reckoning, you reset it once a month and that's good enough. The submarine uses a model of the currents, and awareness of its approximate direction and speeds to 'guesstimate' its current position. Course correction is done by surfacing and using a sextant.
The control system of the future will be a model of the process running faster than real time. Feedback from the modeled process will impact the real process. At appropriate intervals, the process model will be re calibrated for further use.
Parameters for wafer fab, for example, can be determined using feedback based on predicted performance - a control scheme resident in the database, with update from sensors. Sensor busses need to accommodate large quantities of dumb sensors and/or small quantities of smart sensors.
Updating of the real processes' I/O data will be done asynchronously from the model. Process parameters will feed forward into the real manufacturing process from the model runs.
Wafer fabricators can only use, not drive, existing control offerings. Many fabricators are beginning to concentrate on product, and have forgotten about reinventing the control industry. This growing maturity will lead to a robust, agile process. Working with the technology providers will lead to a broad spectrum control techniques. The industry is off and running. Congratulations, and keep on trucking.
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A council of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints returned the decision against John Dehlin, founder of the Mormon Stories website and podcast, after meeting on Sunday to decide his case, the newspaper reported. Dehlin has previously said the church found fault with his positions on same-sex marriage, the ordination of women and for doubting key elements of orthodox Mormon theology.
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From Chanel's metallic pink running suit to Dior's cotton-candy-hued fur trenchcoat, pink, of all shades, is a notable frontrunner this fall. This playful and lively pastel is intent on staying in the spotlight post-spring and summer, primarily as a result of 1960s-resurgent clothing and styles.
"While our fall color palette is typically comprised of neutral hues, things changed in a big way this season. Alongside classic shades of gray, camel, black and ivory were electrifying jolts of fuchsia," notes a recent article by Style.com. Pink is an excellent way to get rid of the coming winter blues.
Shakira Parks of Boxercraft (asi/41325) also mentions fuchsia as one of the hottest fall shades. "Fuchsia in particular has become much more of a staple than a trend," she says. "It's one of those colors that energizes, commands attention and gets you noticed. It's a great transitional color you can wear all year-round, plus it can easily be incorporated into any wardrobe."


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Rabbits in general have fewer health problems than most pets, and most of the problems that arise are a direct result of your Pet Rabbit's housing or nutritional needs not being met. The best way to insure you have a healthy pet is to make sure these needs are met on a daily basis as a preventive measure...
Keeping your rabbit in a Pet Pen designed to allow the urine and fecal matter to fall through to a catch pan or the ground below is very important... When your Pet has to stand or rest in it's own manure, you will find that your new pet will quickly become sick and possibly die as a result. Pet Pens designed with 1/2 inch wire mesh flooring really work best to help prevent sickness in most common sized pet rabbits, but a larger mesh wire will be needed if you have one of the larger breeds of rabbits as a pet.
One common problem your new Pet Rabbit may face will be dehydration... & it's not always because you haven't provided a plentiful supply of fresh water. Feeding your new Pet Rabbit too many fresh fruits and vegetables can cause the same problems. Here at Jones Road Farms, I use only the finest quality Pellet Feeds available (NatureWise by Nutrena) to help insure the health of all my rabbits, and use fresh fruits and vegetables as snacks or treats once the baby rabbit reaches one month of age. Make sure your Pet Rabbit always has an abundant supply of fresh clean water, and don't feed your pet too many fresh fruits and vegetables to help prevent dehydration.
Canker Sores in your pet's ears are usually a direct result from Earmites or some other form of irritation which causes your Pet Rabbit to constantly scratch at it's ear. Treating the problem early on is really best, but sometimes you may not notice there is a problem until the ear is showing signs of scabbing and inflamation. The best treatment I have found for this type of health problem would have to be (VetRx Rabbit Remedy) which is availably at many local Farm & Feed Supply Stores. By warming the liquid and applying a few drops in each ear every couple of days, even the worst cases will heal in a week to 10 days.
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Sometimes you will find that your Pet Rabbit will develope Eye Infections or (Cold in The Eyes) much like many people suffer from at times. This occures in some of my baby rabbits just as they are beginning to open their eyes between 10 and 12 days old. Alergies? Maybe, but more times than not it is because some foriegn substance has irritated the tear gland as the baby rabbit was taking it's first glimpse of the world. Loose hair from the nest, dust or small pieces of hay can all cause this to occur. It can also be the fact that your pet actually has a cold and needs medication to clear up the problem before more serious problems develope.
Cold in the eyes that tend to matt the eye shut is easily treated with a little fresh water and a paper towel. Wet the paper towel and gently brush the infection to moisten and loosen it until your pet is able to open it's eye on it's own. (Never try to force the eye open to avoid injury...) VetRx Rabbit Remedy will need to be given in your pet's drinking water to clear up the problem. Simply mix 8 drops of VetRx Rabbit Remedy to 1 (one) gallon of water and fill your drinker with the medicated solution. This type of medication treatment works well for snuffles as well.
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We will be opening at 10 a.m. today, as the roads look like they are in pretty good shape. If you need a break from the family after having a snow day, stop by and see us!
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There's never been a governor quite like Jerry Brown, and there's not likely to be another.
He's the only California governor ever to serve four terms, requiring 16 State of the State addresses. So we don't blame him for dwelling on his accomplishments Thursday.
He used the speech – given to legislators, constitutional officers, Supreme Court justices and others in the Assembly chamber – to list his successes but also to remind them of what he considers unfinished business.
There is no shortage of candidates to replace Brown in November's election. We hope each one of them was paying attention to Brown's speech. Not to the part about big projects like his ill-conceived tunnels, but to Brown's approach.
If he has a lasting legacy it is that bipartisanship works. It's a message the entire nation needs to hear.
Yes, the roads, infrastructure, spending limits and growing rainy-day fund are important, too. But what really matters has been Brown's ability to get things done by creating alliances with politicians who have been willing to help – regardless of party.
As Brown's speeches go, his state-of-the-state was long, 30 minutes or so. He omitted his beloved Latin phrases, was light on California history and offered no quotes from dead philosophers, though he did invoke the Ten Commandments in what was the most significant aspect of the speech: his continuing effort to balance criminal justice with mercy.
Brown issued a call for more mental health care and drug treatment. In the coming fiscal year, California expects to raise $2.2 billion from a voter-approved income tax surcharge on wealthy Californians for mental health care. And yet too many mentally ill people still wander the streets without shelter, using drugs to self-medicate.
Also noteworthy was Brown's call for a greater focus on our forests. Forest fires emit enormous volumes of greenhouse gases; reducing them must become a greater component in the state's fight against climate change.
Brown arrived in office in 2011 facing a $27 billion deficit and will leave the next governor a reserve of $13.5 billion. That's an important part of his legacy, a pragmatic solution to the next recession, and an implicit warning to any aspiring big spenders.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, the front-runner to replace Brown, told reporters that Brown was handing off several batons to the next governor, among them a high-speed rail line from Fresno to San Jose, a costly project with vocal opponents. Some legislators want an audit. Sounds reasonable, but no accounting will ever mollify the project's most dug-in critics.
High-speed rail is easy for politicians to oppose. But it employs 1,500 people, most of them in the Central Valley. It's the biggest public works project ever undertaken that provides direct benefits first to Fresno but soon enough to Merced and, by extension, Modesto. It will help boost the Valley's economy by providing a seamless transportation link to big Bay Area employers, which is why we support it. We hope the next governor will continue pushing for the project's completion.
Brown again insisted that his "tunnels" are needed to provide water reliability to Californias hundreds of miles from the Delta. And he again insisted it would save the Delta ecosystem. With plans to take more of the water that flows through our region to make up for the tunnels carry away before it ever reaches the Delta, we simply cannot agree.
When Brown thanked Republicans for their votes on legislation to overhaul pensions, workers' comp, a massive water bond and to provide funding for roads and repairs, his point was clear: The best solutions come from compromise, not partisan brute force.
He even told Republican legislators he would "have their back" if they are challenged in coming elections. A Democratic governor coming to the aid of Republican legislative candidates truly would be extraordinary. That might not happen anywhere else in America.
Jerry Brown has been unique as a governor. We hope the mold has not been broken.


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Jessica Biel says being beautiful is 'really a problem'May 20th, 2009 - 1:53 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, May 20 (ANI): She has it all: Stunning looks, perfect figure and a hot boyfriend. But, according to Jessica Biel, being too good-looking can be a problem for an actress.
In a new interview with Allure magazine, the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" actress, who's dating hunky singer Justin Timberlake, says her good looks get in the way of her acting career.
"It really is a problem, I have to be blunt," FOX News quoted her, as saying.
"I just want an opportunity. If you don't like the audition, then don't hire me. But if you don't want to see me, that's hurtful," she adds.
Still, the star says she has "a lot to do, careerwise".
And when it comes to her lover boy, Jessica says she isn't sure if she and Justin will ever tie the knot.
"I have no idea if I want to get married," she declared.
"I have a lot to do career-wise," added. (ANI)
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More than 130 years after Alferd Packer ate his five companions to survive a Colorado winter, a museum curator is making a case that the notorious cannibal was innocent of murder. Years of research on a 142-year-old pistol and detective work at the site where Packer was stranded seem to support at least part of his story: that he only killed to defend himself from a member of their party who had slain his fellow prospectors and was making a meal of human flesh, reports the Associated Press.
"Curators normally don't get an opportunity like this. We usually are in the museum piecing things together," said David Bailey, who has been pursuing the case while working at the Museum of Western Colorado in Grand Junction. Packer was convicted of murdering the five men — all prospectors he was guiding — but always insisted he had killed only one of them, Shannon Bell. Packer said he shot Bell after Bell killed the four others in the party and then attacked him with a hatchet.
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As Sacramento's #1 retailer of bunk and loft beds and the area's premier dealer in youth furniture, we sell all sorts of youth bedroom sets.
On occasion, we receive inquiries from parents looking for something different, something themed that reflects their child's interest. The novelty bed sets listed below provide several distinct choices for a unique youth bedroom experience.
What a wonderful way to spend the night, ensconced in a fairy tale pumpkin carriage! Crafted of sturdy steel tubes fashioned in a series of rococo curls, this bed will delight your little princess. Add a flowing scarf or string lights to the frame for an even more fantastic look!
|$ 350
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|~"l x ~"w x 86"h
This elegant youth canopy bed will add a touch of sophisticated style and feminine appeal to your little girl's room. The gorgeous swirly ornament design headboard and footboard compliment the canopy wave design at the top of the bed. This whimsical design bed is offered in white.
|$ 210
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|79"l x 43"w x 78"h
|$ 420
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|$ 370
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|$ 255
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|$ 45
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Anchors aweigh! This lovely twin bed is inspired by the captains and sailors of the sea. Practical with its ncluded trundle, two drawers, and front storage, it is not only about fun but also about function. A combination of white, oak, and navy blue finish tops this exciting bed.
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All-terrain access to fun! This lively Jeep style bed will be sure to bring a smile and adventurous dreams to your little one night after night. A sturdy metal steel tube frame, just like the real thing! Use the hood as a table, and the padded seatback-style headboard is a perfect prop for reading in bed.
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Perfect for any boy who loves cars, this twin bed has all the accessories boys love: fat tires, roll bar and metal front grill. The hood of the car may be used as a table, while the top of the headboard doubles as a shelf. Painted in matte black with orange and silver accents, this rover bed is designed for the adventurous!
| $ 595
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Let every young child live his or her dream! This twin size fire truck bed features a hidden storage compartment with padded leatherette headboard. Built with a sturdy metal construction, this bed is bound to bring inspiration to any kid's bedroom!
| $ 495
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For those who love school and learning, this yellow school bus bunk bed is the perfect match. Made of metal and mattress-ready, this twin/twin double decker features a fun collapsible stop sign and a front hood table with storage, perfect for kids growing up.
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Drive with pride! Can anything be more patriotic than this awesome race car bed? The American flag is displayed on its leatherette headboard, while the built-in shelf can hold books and toys. With full metal construction and white, this twin size bed is perfect for young boys everywhere!
| $ 340
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|89"l x 59"w x 38"h
Imagine the excitement of having a car bed in your child's room. Your little one will have so much fun trying to race the car down an imaginary road. This will provide a place to relax and sleep once their imagination has gotten them tired. The black and silver metal design will add a cool style to the room. Offered in two different styles, choose the one your youth will be fond of!
|$ 445
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|102"l x 58"w x 36"h
The need for speed is in every child! This race car twin bed is available in two colors, red and yellow or silver and black, with the main bed frame painted in matte black. It is made of sturdy metal and houses a shelf on top of the headboard. Mattress ready, this twin bed is perfect for any little race car driver!
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- Curriculum (subject related) work.
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Curriculum Work
Curriculum work includes a range of activities related to the teaching of a specific subject in the secondary school. These activities include seminars and workshops in the University, as well as collaborative teaching, solo teaching, observation and discussion in school. The activities are aimed at giving interns competence in teaching their subject, the opportunity to develop a range of teaching strategies, an understanding of wider issues affecting the teaching of those subjects within the whole school curriculum. The work in each subject is organised by the Curriculum Tutor and school mentor for that subject. Part of the work in each subject area is planned for all interns, and part develops from the progress of individual interns.
An experienced teacher (or mentor) co-ordinates the subject related classroom based activities of the intern. The mentor provides guidance and support and, as the year goes by, judges when and how to increase an intern's experience and responsibilities. The school based mentor liaises with the Curriculum Tutor from the University to plan tasks and activities for the interns.
Interns complete three written assignments related to their subject teaching. These all involve school based investigation and the critical analysis of relevant research and professional literature.
Professional Development Programme
The professional development programme (PDP) involves a range of activities related to important educational issues. These activities include lectures in the University, weekly seminars in school and an assignment focused on a specific aspect of schooling of the interns' own choice. These activities are aimed at giving interns an understanding of whole-school and cross-curricular issues, and an appreciation of the contribution which they can make to developing these issues through teaching their own subjects.
The Professional Tutor responsible for interns at the school co-ordinates school based activities related to general educational issues, called the school professional development programme.
Some aspects of the PDP are planned and organised for all interns by university tutors, who take responsibility for particular issues. The detailed programme for the interns in each school, however, is organised by the Professional Tutor and General Tutor for that school.
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Optional classes are open to all interns. These currently include:
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2001 Renault Twingo Free 1.2
Need a small car? Buy this one!
Absolutely nothing.
General Comments:
It's very roomy and spacious, accessing the rear seat is easy and the controls are well designed and positioned.
The dash is fairly simple, it needs a RPM meter and a water temp indicator, this was easily solved because my dad installed those items before he gave me the car.
Being a woman, this is easy for me to wash the car and to park it on the street.
The air conditioner is strong and the windscreen washer is fast, remember it has only one and the rear wiper works fine, this was an after market option.
The fuel tank is cheap to fill and last around 400kms which is good.
All my friends are asking to their parents to buy them Twingos because we all are amazed with these little cars.
The dealer service is good.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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Latitude: 52.2215 / 52°13'17"N
Longitude: -1.8163 / 1°48'58"W
OS Eastings: 412648
OS Northings: 258155
OS Grid: SP126581
Mapcode National: GBR 4L8.PM9
Mapcode Global: VHB09.GFPC
Entry Name: Cider Mill Cottage
Listing Date: 1 February 1967
Last Amended: 23 October 1985
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1024537
English Heritage Legacy ID: 305466
Location: Haselor, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, B49
County: Warwickshire
District: Stratford-on-Avon
Civil Parish: Haselor
Traditional County: Warwickshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Warwickshire
Church of England Parish: Haselor St Mary and All Saints
Church of England Diocese: Coventry
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Cottage. C17, with late C20 alterations, and additions on left re-using old
timbers. Timber framed with lath and plaster and plastered infill. Old tile
roof, and C20 tiles; brick ridge stack and C20 end stack. 2-unit plan, extended
to 3-unit. One storey and attic; 3-window range. Entrance in addition has late
C20 door with hood. Window in place of former door. Late C20 casements with
glazing bars and dormers. Right return side has framed gable, underbuilt in
whitewashed brick. Interior not inspected. (V.C.H.: Warwickshire, Vol.III,
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