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MAMW Inaugural Blog post!
Today, unexpectedly, Mid-Atlantic Mountain Works went public. Look for our symbol on the NASDAQ under…..wait.
OK, maybe not that kind of public, but public nonetheless. MAMW, as it has been affectionately referred to, has been a work in progress. I have been slowly developing my designs, building the website, sourcing materials, sourcing more materials, sewing, paying licensing fees, sewing, getting business permits, sewing, redoing the website. Did I mention sewing? In any case, I thought perhaps an inaugural blog post was in order.
As we have been in the development stage MAMW has been kept under wraps. Family and some friends were aware and I am positive all quite tired of hearing me talk about it. Regardless, everyone who knew has been wonderfully supportive. My customers so far have been pursued by yours truly (creepy right?), people I have sought out who have been willing to take a chance on me and help make my product better. Overall it has progressed pretty slowly but comfortably so far, which is not really the norm for me. I am obsessive at times, I get an idea or hobby in my head and there is really no moderation. It is usually full speed ahead and at the expense of something else I was fully enjoying at the time. I have lost touch with some hobbies and activities I use to love and I am sure when I started this, both family and friends were probably shaking their heads…jeez, here we go again!
So why start MAMW? Well, I love the outdoors. It is always who I have been, even if I have to go to an office every day and sit at a desk. Even if I can't get out and rock climb, ride my bike, hike, camp, backpack, and take pictures as much as I would like or use to, the connection to the outdoors has never faded. I think this was implanted in my brain as a kid. Family vacations were spent camping in the Adirondacks, not on a cruise, not at the beach or in fancy hotels. Simple accommodations to do a simple but pleasurable thing. Those vacations were some of the best memories I have as a kid.
I made a decision to get back in touch with that kid. I want to spend my life doing something I enjoy. My day job pays the bills, but I would so much rather take this direction. Get myself back outside. Make things with my hands that others can use and appreciate. Things that get them outside too. Of course for now, MAMW will remain part time (please see lead times!) until it hopefully becomes something bigger and better, but that is my goal. I will do my best to grow this thing through consistently improving what I make, offer new and innovative items and even items I don't make. Above all, I will do my best to provide the best customer experience I can. I may not always get it right, but you can rest assured I will try. I think ecommerce and big business has deteriorated the personal side of transacting. Customers can hide behind a computer screen, while big business can hide behind the high school kid they pay $7.25 an hour to sell you a $100 sleeping bag made in Asia by some elementary kid for 10 bucks. I know, I know, the kid can't possibly be in elementary school…he's working for crying out loud!
In all seriousness, I know, that is a simple and unfair view. Some companies produce wonderful products in Asia and some pay employees quite well and have great customer support and warranty service. I am not trying to delve into the economics of globalization or the drivers of a consumer economy and I know, this is coming from a guy who is launching an online business, primarily transacted through email and a website. But I want to make the point that I plan to do everything I can to make our products and your experience with MAMW one you can feel good about, a business right here in the Mid-Atlantic, offering goods made by me, just as many of the wonderful cottage vendors in this industry have done before me and continue to do.
I will wrap up this first post by saying I am both terrified and uncontrollably excited all at the same time. I knew that there was a chance this would get out before I was ready to have an official announcement or whatever, so this took me a bit by surprise. Gloves are off now bro! Hold on, that reminds me, I need to run downstairs and remove the training wheels from my sewing machine and cutting table. Be right back.
Some may say it is early for thank you's but I wouldn't be sitting right here typing this if it weren't for some pretty important folks. A big thanks to my customers so far for taking a chance! Jeremy, thanks for the pushing MAMW over the cliff today man. Time I learn to fly.
I also want to thank my wonderful wife, for putting up with all the hours I have spent, not with her, but with the sewing machine. There are not many people out there who would be so understanding and supportive. Thanks to my family…holy cow, if we have to spend another weekend brainstorming designs and ideas and talking about MAMW they may disown me. M&D, I am sorry you have so many crappy practice quilts in your closet; we will get you some genuine MAMW sweetness soon, I promise.
Thanks to all my friends I have had limited contact with while I Frankenstein these things in the basement. To Dutch& Keith, Allied Feather and others who said yes to some random dude wanting to use their stuff to make quilts with order quantities only slightly larger than the normal DIYer.
This thing either gets better or worse from here on out, so I wanted to say my thanks when I thought the timing was right. Hope it is…
Mid-Atlantic Mountain Works
3/26/2014 04:13:56 am
Didn't mean to kick you over the cliff, just wanted to share how great of a product you made. Good luck Jared!
3/26/2014 04:27:50 am
Ha Ha! There's not a doubt in my mind it could have started any better. Thanks Jeremy!
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The Clubhouse Fishing Reports
The Clubhouse Report: July 18, 2012
July 18, 2012 | 2287 Views
A 39 lb tyee was taken out at Cohoe Point in the deep water fishing deep off the rigger in Pred 2. Kevin Adams was the angler and he took the fish in the am somewhere offshore in the North West winds and rolling seas. This is the top fish of the trip thus far and will be tough to beat.
We are all waiting for this wind pattern to change, sooner the better! The fish seem to only be holding between Cohoe Point and Andrews, and the majority are deep fish, 90 to 160 feet off the trusted Downrigger. There is lots of feed in the area, and the whales and sea lions are in there too, feasting and putting on a show. The Lions were on full patrol today, they hammered us in the am, some of us losing a half dozen fish or more. There were herds of them, hordes, packs, roaming and foaming from the mouth on every hook-up. That said fishing has been pretty good for a couple days now, some boats getting into a dozen chinook, although most of these fish are in the teens. There are now fish showing in the low twenties in some numbers, although most guides saying anything over 20 is a good fish for sure.
The wind has us all hunkered down between Andrews and Cohoe, there has been standing waves off the reef at Andrews pushing ten feet. The wind also has been tough on our propellers, yes, miles of line spun around prop shafts, good times. So important to cut ALL line off the shaft before running. Once the line melts and destroys your seal, water can enter the leg and that is a huge problem, goodbye lower end! This wind has also shut down hali fishing for the most part, but is forecast to switch around to a moderate southeast by the weekend.
Gunia and Boulder are quiet, as is the REEF. The Hippas are not here yet, or are hiding from us at this point, we are looking but patience is needed right now. Plenty of Coho in the area to keep you alert and changing the bait, the pinks have finally slowed down.
So with this next weather change, expect big things, we are in primetime, game on! Check in soon for the update, goodnight from the Clubhouse,
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Sounds encouraging, Mike. Get rid of the winds before I come, and keep a few big ones for me.
Hey, some size rolled in the pass this pm…stay tuned, heard of a 43, a good start ! The wind died as well, game on!

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What to plant as spring approaches
It's time to peruse seed catalogues and plan for the gardening months of summer.
As the newest crop of seed catalogs arrives in the mail, my thoughts turn to next summer's garden and to the words of Tim Cahill, the adventure writer: "I am a man who sits around at home reading wilderness survival books the way some people peruse seed catalogs or accounts of classic chess games," Cahill wrote in Jaguars Ripped My Flesh.
As a compulsive peruser of seed catalogs, I think it's a fair comparison. All three of these pursuits can occur in one's socks or slippers, over a cup of tea. They all invoke issues of survival, but gardening requires the most integrated of skill sets, combining the strategy and foresight of a chess master with the survivalist's intimate knowledge of landscape and the ability to adjust on the fly to changing conditions.
Growing a garden is a glorious way of dancing with the forces of nature, with the bees and the flowers and the butterflies, while eating and sniffing and generally digging the scene. It's a place for whimsy and relaxation, though it's important to be clear about expectations — especially now, when you have a bunch of seed catalogs spread out before you. One easy rule of thumb is to rule out any plants that need to be planted inside and in pots. I don't care if you have a sunny windowsill. Unless you have a real grow space and the proper gear, growing your own starts is a losing proposition. Unless you really know what you are doing, your tomato seedlings will probably be an embarrassment compared to the greenhouse-grown beauties you can purchase at the farmers market.
I've got a small stable of growers from whom I buy tomato plants, farmers who grow big specimens of interesting varieties that produce delicious, eclectic crops through the summer. These are not the tomatoes with which I make the sauce that fills my freezer. Those tomatoes I'll buy months later, also at the farmers market. Because my garden isn't for filling the freezer. It's a net for catching some fleeting, lovely moments of summer. While students of chess and wilderness survival look to history for guidance, readers of seed catalogs tend to look forward, focused on what is new. Pineapple strawberries? Sure. Or we seek out things that are less available on the open market, like radicchio.The only thing I grow in large enough quantities to store and replant is garlic. The rest of the garden, I plant to eat. The blueberries, raspberries, strawberries and peas are for the frolicking kids to eat, while the grownups appreciate the basil, radicchio and cucumbers. All of these can be ordered from a seed catalog and planted directly without having to be grown inside. Climbing plants like beans should also be ordered, as well as plants for them to climb on, like sunflowers. As soon as the ground can be worked, plant a handful of peas and beans. When they come up, plant the rest, and your sunflowers among them.
I recommend a large bag of basil, to be seeded in every blank spot in the garden. They can be the exception that gets started indoors, and they are much more forgiving than tomatoes are. Or you can sow the seeds outside around the time you transplant tomatoes. For me, that's about Memorial Day.
Big pot of boiling water
Half an onion, minced
Two garlic cloves, pressed, grated or minced
Red sauce Pesto Cheese, such as Parmesan or Romano
Ground meat (optional)
When the noodles are done to your liking, drain them and toss with olive oil, and then minced garlic. This, right here, is the most important trick you need to know about pasta: The garlic will cook in the hot noodles and the house will smell amazing. Then stir in the cheese and pesto. Finally, toss in the red sauce. Add more grated cheese, if you can, and proceed to eat until it hurts.
Note: the opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of High Country News, its board or staff. If you'd like to share an opinion piece of your own, please write Betsy Marston at [email protected].


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Hey, welcome to Sorted. We're a bunch of mates in London
looking for exceptional things in the food world that
will help make our and your lives that
little bit better between sticking each other
up and all the innuendos. Now be warned– we
have three chefs, but we give them a
limited air time. And we make sure
all of our ideas start with a
suggestion from you. I'm gooey in the middle, baby. Let me bake. Hi, I'm Barry,
and you are Jamie. Thank you very much. Now you guys loved this
so much that we are doing more recipes from 2010. Ready everyone? So ready. Let's go back in time. Have you ever been to
Nando's and wondered how they make that chicken taste so– He's got my haircut
from back then. Never actually been to Nando's. Today, we're reinventing
one of our very own recipes from 2010 in Nando's
Peri Peri chicken recipe. This is what we call the recipe
lap, which is where basically, we make up as we go along. This was back in the time
where we would just literally grab anyone and ask
them to be in videos. Hang on a sec. So that's Mike. Not you, Mike. That's– That's Barry's– Barry's cousin Mike. And that's our mate John. So 2/3 of the cooking team
in that particular episode– gone. Yeah. They're not dead. What are you doing
to that chicken? Oh, mate! You, didn't need to
put the finger there. Jamie and I, going to make the
old, original sorted version. Ben's going to do
an upgraded version. And then we're going to
compare the two at the end to see how much we've learned. That is a– Look at the colors on there. And an offering of
salad on the side. It's Peri Peri chicken sorted. Right. We can do– we can upgrade that. The first thing we've got to
do is spatchcock our chicken, which basically means removing
the backbone with an incredibly sharp pair of scissors. Nick is the other side
of the big curtain and is a devout vegetarian. Let's throw it over. You all right, Nick? Spineless! Why does that chicken
look so sassy? It's got MC Hammer
trousers or is doing this. Well, I'm going
to cut the chicken into its individual parts so
you can cook each part perfectly rather than the whole
thing in, like, a mean. One thing we learned
from the adobo chicken, the Filipino dish– Yeah? –was to brine it in basically a
mixture of soy, vinegar, water, and lots of spices,
peppercorns, and bay leaves. I cut into the breast to
get all the flavor in there. And I've then the same thing
with the peaches on the bone. It looks like when you've been
in the bath for a bit too long. We're just going to go
straight in with a "marinade–" garlic, chilies, lemon juice,
thyme, red wine vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper. You're going to press that. Yeah. Nah. If you hold that– Yeah. –I'll do that. OK. Teamwork. This is how you dress
Finn in the morning. Squash it, marinade,
goes all over. There are some exceptional
sounds coming from this video, aren't there? Ah, see, we're already
leveling this up. Goes into the oven at
180 degrees for an hour. So my marinade is very similar. Initially I'm
still using garlic, fresh thyme, lemon, except I'm
using lemon peel rather than the juice– chili, but now we're lucky
we have more availability of chilies in supermarkets. They're not just mixed chili. So I've also got finger
chili and bird's eye chili. So I have three
chilies, pretty hot. And I want to keep
it red and I want to keep it slightly sweet
to balance the heat. So what I've done is taken a
red pepper, taken off the flesh, and just put it two minutes
in the microwave just to slightly cook it. That will go in along with a
little bit of smoked water. But didn't you say
something about not making this pretentious? Red wine vinegar,
same as you guys. Oh, look what you've done! Sorry. We unplugged it. Yeah. We unplugged it. And now I can mix
that with my marinade. And instead of
roasting it like yours, I'm going to do mine in
a pan and fry it just get a little bit of a golden color. And because they're
individual pieces, I better keep control of
it, and the breast might not be as long as the legs. And I can move them around
to get the perfect chicken for each individual cup. Served with chips. And in the video,
chips just appeared. And that is my ideal day. We're going to peel potatoes,
carve them up, chuck them in some oil, salt, pepper,
into the oven, different shelf, 45 minutes. Now you boys are racing ahead. So I'm going to play
catch up with my chips. Still going to keep the skin on. I'm still going to
chip them, but I'm going to twice fry them– so once about 150 to
cook them through. Then I'll take them out,
and just before we eat, I'm going to go back into
the hot oil at 180 or 190 to crisp up. Eight years ago, this salad
was thrown on the board just so that everything
wasn't completely brown. I think what we've learned is
to respect that part of the dish too. So what I've got is some
rocket and some baby spinach. I got some beautiful color
and crunch from some chicory. And I'm just going to dress
the leaves very lightly, I same ingredient we've
been using until now. The lemon we peeled
earlier, squeeze the lemon. A little bit of olive
oil, salt and pepper– it's all it needs. But it just makes it part of the
dish rather than a last minute thought. And one awesome
tip– we've done it for things like
panzanella salad. We did it for things
like the tartiflette. A raw clover garlic just
rubbed on the inside of the bottle is just
enough that when you toss it all together, you get a
little essence of garlic without overpowering. One hour later and we are done. Come on. Put them in my cone. Yeah, yeah. Salad. And that is Peri Peri chicken,
Nando's style, sorted. That's what we're all
here for, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. That's what you all came for. Let's eat this. Come on. Let's do it Get to it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. Let's do it. Get to it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. Let's do it. Get to it. Let's do it. Let's do this. Oh, I'm pumped for this. Start with a classic– and all that incredible,
spicy, vinegary Peri Peri flavor on that skin is great. Oh yeah, that is succulent. And those chips– that's the
way I make chips if I am making chips 95% of the time. Mm-hm. I call that a sure fire recipe– you know, something that
just is great and so easy. That is one of those. Top work, mate, and top
work eight years ago. Mmm, come on, then. Same ingredients. All that I did– a little bit
of smoke and a red pepper. All we've otherwise
changed is method. OK, I'm going in there. There's a lot more on the skin. Like, a lot more stayed
on the skin as opposed to that, which,
some of it's burned. Wait for it because, oh man, get
into the meat of that chicken. Number one– Oh, wow. –you've gone for more
spice in your chilies, which is a very
un-Ebbers thing to do. Nice. Yeah. But I appreciate it. Oh, wow! And secondly, that flavor
goes right through the meat. It's not just cooking
it on the bone but cutting it into the
bone through the flesh. All the flavor gets in. And I don't think your
cooking is any better. The brining, I think, is
what makes a difference. And the chips are naughty. Of course they are. They've been fried. And you're not going to go
to that effort all the time. But if you do, It's amazing. Yeah. If not, that's the method
I use 95% of the time. Perfect. That's lovely. Eight years on and
there's nothing wrong. It goes really nicely with
this chicken, doesn't it? Oh. Lessons have been learned. Yeah. I'm so glad I went to
that Nando's that once. Yeah, it is
absolutely delicious. And there was an eating
section to this video. Which is the best bet. Yeah. It is for us. Now comment below and let
us know which videos you think we should recreate. There are some
really shocking ones. I want to do citrus cocktail
with the original crew. Is that still online? Yeah it is. A massive thank you to
everyone who came to our event at Emilia's Pasta. It was an incredible evening and
it's not just me saying that. Go on. It was these people. And guess what? There's another event coming up. This time, it's fine
dining at [INAUDIBLE].. If you want to come
along, there are limited seats available because
it's a small supper club. All the information
is down below. So get some tickets and
we will see you there. Talking about seeing
you there, you know, every week 4:00 PM
every Wednesday, every Sunday, we are right here. If you don't know that,
click the little bell, get notified every
time we upload a video. It's a much lazier way to– Just be here please! As we mentioned, "Sorted" is
just run by a group of friends. So if you like what
we're doing, then there are loads of ways that
you can support us and get more involved. Everything you need to
know is linked below. Oh, look right there. That's not a view
you want to see. Uh.


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Paul is an award-winning Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he teaches writing and adaptation for the stage, acting, and directing. He is the founder and artistic director for both the Southern Writers in Performance Series and Tar Heel Tale Tellers, a respected children's theatre company. Paul is an Off-Broadway-produced playwright, and AndiSites' professional storyteller–one who believes that the best stories are told in words and pictures. He has professionally edited articles, interviews, essays, plays, and film scripts on many different subjects for more than 25 years. He knows how to talk to stakeholders and participates significantly in interviews and feedback-gathering.
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What is Summer of Service?
Hosted by Civic Engagement, the BMC Summer of Service is a funded opportunity for students to live, serve, and learn together in the Bryn Mawr community.
Ten students live together on campus, spend 32 hours each week volunteering for a service or activism organization in the Bryn Mawr/Philadelphia region and spend an additional three to five hours each week in service learning activities including ongoing training, visits to local organizations, and reflection activities. Students live together in housing provided on campus, and receive a stipend for the ten week program. Each student also receives a monthly SEPTA Trail Pass for June and July to pay for transportation to and from their service site. (Civic Engagement will provide individual tickets for travel to and from service sites occurring in May and/or August.)
Summer 2019 Important Dates
- Summer of Service Application Deadline: Friday, March 8, 2019
- SOS Move In Day: Saturday, June 1, 2019
- SOS Teambuilding Day: Monday, June 3, 2019
- First Day of SOS Internships: Tuesday, June 4, 2019
- Last Day of SOS Internships: Thursday, Aug. 8, 2019
- SOS Closing Activities: Friday, Aug. 9, 2019
- SOS Move Out Day: Sunday, Aug. 11, 2019
Students explore their interest in social justice and develop their skills as a change agent through a focused internship in the Philadelphia metro area. The ongoing commitment of Summer of Service participants is to promote civic engagement and activism at Bryn Mawr. Students are expected not only to serve as leaders on campus, but as active participants in the Bryn Mawr service and activism community.
Applicants must be undergraduate Bryn Mawr students completing their freshman, sophomore, or junior year. Students must focus on a specific type of service or activism and must have identified an area of focus at the time of application.
Students may choose to work with any organization approved by Civic Engagement, and are encouraged to pursue their individual interests.
Read examples of what students have done in the past.Contact: Ellie Esmond, email@example.com


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Michigan State wing Joshua Langford is out indefinitely with a foot injury and will be reevaluated in January, coach Tom Izzo said Tuesday.
Langford missed the final 26 games last season after suffering a left foot injury in late December, and Izzo said that injury resurfaced recently.
When Langford originally suffered the injury last season, he was not initially ruled out for the season. He missed eight games, hoping rest and rehabilitation would be enough, but the school announced in late January that he was being shut down for the season.
Michigan State was ranked as the preseason No. 1 team in the country in Monday's AP poll, as the Spartans return three starters from a team that reached the Final Four. With Langford expected back in the fold, Izzo and the Spartans were favored to win the national championship.
With Langford out at least two months, however, Izzo will turn to sophomores Aaron Henry and Gabe Brown and senior Kyle Ahrens for perimeter production. Top-35 recruit Rocket Watts was expected to backup Wooden Award favorite Cassius Winston, but he could also see time alongside Winston in the backcourt.
Michigan State opens the season against No. 2 Kentucky in the Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 5.


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The Lagniappe Box is a monthly Louisiana-themed box, which includes a never-before-seen T-shirt and artfully selected local product. Each month, SFT curates a box filled with all Louisiana products to accompany the release of its latest T-shirt design. Products in the box are a complete surprise when it arrives on the doorsteps of SFT customers.
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CHELSEA —The proposal to expand Chelsea Market is no good enough in its current form, according to Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer.
In his recommendation to the City Planning Commission, Stringer asked the group to deny the application to rezone and expand the market unless the proposal is significantly changed, including shifting the development from the building's 10th Avenue side to Ninth Avenue.
Market landlord Jamestown Properties' original proposal for the market at 75 Ninth Ave. would add nine floors and 240,000 square feet of office space on top of the building's 10th Avenue side, and a 90,000 square foot hotel on the Ninth Avenue side.
The developer would need a zoning change shifting Chelsea Market into the Special West Chelsea District in order to build the expansion, something that requires the approval of the City Planning Commission and the City Council.
Citing many of the same concerns about density and height that community members expressed for months, Stringer's recommendation calls on Jamestown to shift the development of the expansion to the Ninth Avenue side of the complex, so it avoids blocking light to the High Line, and capping the addition's street-side height to 170 feet, and total height overall to 184 feet.
"While the potential economic impact of the Chelsea Market expansion will undoubtedly provide a financial benefit to New York City, it must co-exist with, not overwhelm, the local neighborhood," Stringer wrote.
The borough president also recommended the developer commit — in writing — to creating an affordable housing fund and preserving the character of the building's retail concourse, as well as agreeing to abandon plans for constructing a hotel.
Representatives for Jamestown were amenable to many of those modifications in meetings with Community Board 4, though the plan certified earlier this year contains none of them.
A spokesman for Jamestown was unable to comment specifically on the proposal to shift development to Ninth Avenue.
"The expansion of Chelsea Market will create some 1,200 jobs by providing much-needed room for rapidly expanding technology and media companies to grow in New York City. The expansion will be achieved without relocating existing tenants or any public subsidy, and will in fact generate some $7 million of new tax revenue annually as well as nearly $20 million to benefit the High Line," said Lee Silberstein, a spokesman for the developer.
"We will continue to make the case that the expansion should be viewed favorably as we move through the review and approval process."
Stringer's recommendation garnered a mixed response from project opponents, who continued to say that any expansion to the historic building was inappropriate.
"We are glad the Borough President recognized that the huge proposed 10th Avenue tower would be damaging to this neighborhood's character; but shifting that bulk to Ninth Avenue is not a solution either," said Andrew Berman, Executive Director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, in a statement.
"A nearly 200 foot tall addition on 9th Avenue would be a disaster, and still nothing more than a giveaway simply to enrich a developer."
The proposal now goes to the City Planning Commission, which has 60 days to make a decision on it.


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I need to announce a really big deal!
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Here are a couple of hints:
I need to exercise daily
like I used to
read more
which goes along with what I used to do before TpT.
I have read some great books during Christmas break so I am taking that as a clue to what I need for sanity's sake.
Here's my book list:
Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn (she wrote Gone Girl) - to be honest I dislike this book, but it did keep me reading.
The Rosie Project- a laugh out loud book about a man with Asperger's who formulates an application for potential wives to fill out.
A Feast for Crows- Book 4 of the Game of Thrones series. I had to make myself read this book and plodded through it for about three weeks. The last 100 pages made it worth it- spectacular things happen. I can't wait to get started on Book 5!
The Son by Phillip Meyer- profound generational book about a family whose oldest member was kidnapped by Indians as a young man.
Everyone says you will just know when it is time to retire. I am there... teetering on the edge of making that big step. Will I do it this year?
This almost, kinda, relates back to TpT......
Well, bloggy friends, have a terrific rest of your break! Say Roll Tide a few times tomorrow night for my hubs, and enjoy those chiddlers when they return next week!


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09-Oct-2018, 04:00 PM (This post was last modified: 09-Oct-2018 04:11 PM by anacortesdamp.)
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Yes we are, Noel, but not a very active one. There have been two in the 19 years we've been here. One did quite a bit of damage to the older buildings in downtown Seattle - a lot of which are brick and mortar construction, but the second one was very mild. Eileen was driving home from downtown and wasn't even aware of it. I was at work at Boeing - Everett, 60 miles closer to the epicenter, and the plant was closed about 30 minutes after the quake and we got the afternoon off.
You can tell visually that the area has the potential, as there are four "dormant" volcanoes within 150 miles. Mount Rainier is the biggest one at over 14,000 ft high. Mount Baker, about 50 miles NE of us, is close to 9000 ft. Mount St. Helens, about 120 miles away erupted at the time of the above one.
I think the earthquake potential is the reason for most houses being wooden construction - more flexible and less likely to collapse.
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Crikey never realised that. We could be about to have our own tremors shortly Frank, at least in the Blackpool area. Fracking is about to start after the government overruled the council who had refused permission. The Wells have been drllled and the fracking tubes in place last time fracking occurred in The area a few years ago it created tremors in the area and was stopped
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text: NYSE:MTN - Vail Resorts Stock Price, Forecast & News Adding Choose a watchlist: Adding You have already added five stocks to your watchlist. Upgrade to MarketBeat Daily Premium to add more stocks to your watchlist. Adding Vail Resorts, Inc. Please log in to your account or sign up in order to add this asset to your watchlist. Log In and Add $242.89 +0.72 (+0.30 %) (As of 12/15/2019 04:00 PM ET) Add Compare Today's Range$240.71Now: $242.89▼$244.5150-Day Range$230.86MA: $238.16▼$247.1252-Week Range$179.60Now: $242.89▼$249.67Volume351,449 shsAverage Volume293,170 shsMarket Capitalization$9.78 billionP/E Ratio32.17Dividend Yield2.91%Beta0.71 ProfileAnalyst RatingsAdvanced ChartDividendEarningsFinancialsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSEC FilingsSocial Media Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on StocktwitsPrint this articleShare by Email Vail Resorts, Inc, through its subsidiaries, operates mountain resorts and urban ski areas in the United States. The company operates through three segments: Mountain, Lodging, and Real Estate. The Mountain segment operates 11 mountain resorts, including Vail Mountain, Breckenridge Ski, Keystone, and Beaver Creek resorts in Colorado; Park City resort in Utah; Heavenly Mountain, Northstar, and Kirkwood Mountain resorts in the Lake Tahoe area of California and Nevada; Whistler Blackcomb in Canada; Stowe Mountain resort in Vermont; and Perisher in Australia, as well as 3 urban ski areas, such as Wilmot Mountain in Wisconsin, Afton Alps in Minnesota, and Mount Brighton in Michigan. Read More… Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Miscellaneous amusement & recreation services Sub-IndustryLeisure Facilities SectorConsumer Discretionary Current SymbolNYSE:MTN Previous Symbol CUSIP91879Q10 CIK812011 Webhttp://www.vailresorts.com/ Phone303-404-1800Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio1.47 Current Ratio0.44 Quick Ratio0.60Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio32.17 Forward P/E Ratio29.58 P/E Growth1.97 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$2.27 billion Price / Sales4.31 Cash Flow$13.14 per share Price / Cash Flow18.48 Book Value$37.79 per share Price / Book6.43Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$7.55 Net Income$301.16 million Net Margins13.04% Return on Equity18.69% Return on Assets7.01%Miscellaneous Employees6,600 Outstanding Shares40,280,000Market Cap$9.78 billion Next Earnings Date3/13/2020 (Estimated) OptionableOptionable Receive MTN News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for MTN and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. MTN Rates by TradingView Vail Resorts (NYSE:MTN) Frequently Asked Questions What is Vail Resorts' stock symbol? Vail Resorts trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "MTN." How often does Vail Resorts pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Vail Resorts? Vail Resorts announced a quarterly dividend on Wednesday, December 11th. Shareholders of record on Thursday, December 26th will be paid a dividend of $1.76 per share on Thursday, January 9th. This represents a $7.04 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 2.90%. The ex-dividend date is Tuesday, December 24th. View Vail Resorts' Dividend History. How were Vail Resorts' earnings last quarter? Vail Resorts, Inc. (NYSE:MTN) issued its earnings results on Monday, December, 9th. The company reported ($2.64) earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, topping analysts' consensus estimates of ($3.00) by $0.36. The company earned $267.80 million during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $251.65 million. Vail Resorts had a return on equity of 18.69% and a net margin of 13.04%. The firm's revenue was up 21.7% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter last year, the business earned ($2.66) earnings per share. View Vail Resorts' Earnings History. When is Vail Resorts' next earnings date? Vail Resorts is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Friday, March 13th 2020. View Earnings Estimates for Vail Resorts. What price target have analysts set for MTN? 10 Wall Street analysts have issued 1-year price targets for Vail Resorts' shares. Their forecasts range from $221.62 to $280.00. On average, they expect Vail Resorts' share price to reach $253.29 in the next year. This suggests a possible upside of 4.3% from the stock's current price. View Analyst Price Targets for Vail Resorts. What is the consensus analysts' recommendation for Vail Resorts? 10 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Vail Resorts in the last year. There are currently 5 hold ratings and 5 buy ratings for the stock, resulting in a consensus recommendation of "Buy." View Analyst Ratings for Vail Resorts. Has Vail Resorts been receiving favorable news coverage? News headlines about MTN stock have trended somewhat negative this week, according to InfoTrie. InfoTrie rates the sentiment of media coverage by monitoring more than six thousand news and blog sources in real-time. The firm ranks coverage of public companies on a scale of -5 to 5, with scores nearest to five being the most favorable. Vail Resorts earned a coverage optimism score of -1.9 on InfoTrie's scale. They also gave news coverage about the company a news buzz of 0.0 out of 10, indicating that recent media coverage is extremely unlikely to have an effect on the company's share price in the near term. View News Stories for Vail Resorts. Are investors shorting Vail Resorts? Vail Resorts saw a increase in short interest in the month of November. As of November 29th, there was short interest totalling 1,400,000 shares, an increase of 12.0% from the November 14th total of 1,250,000 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 276,100 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 5.1 days. Approximately 3.5% of the company's shares are sold short. View Vail Resorts' Current Options Chain. Who are some of Vail Resorts' key competitors? Some companies that are related to Vail Resorts include Six Flags Entertainment (SIX), International Speedway (ISCA), Speedway Motorsports (TRK), Town Sports International (CLUB) and Premier Exhibitions (PRXIQ). What other stocks do shareholders of Vail Resorts own? Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Vail Resorts investors own include NVIDIA (NVDA), Walt Disney (DIS), Starbucks (SBUX), Alibaba Group (BABA), Mastercard (MA), Netflix (NFLX), Costco Wholesale (COST), Align Technology (ALGN), Visa (V) and Home Depot (HD). Who are Vail Resorts' key executives? Vail Resorts' management team includes the folowing people: Mr. Robert A. Katz, Chairman & CEO (Age 52)Mr. Michael Z. Barkin, Exec. VP & CFO (Age 41)Mr. David T. Shapiro, Exec. VP, Gen. Counsel & Sec. (Age 49)Ms. Kirsten A. Lynch, Exec. VP & Chief Marketing Officer (Age 51)Ms. Patricia A. Campbell, Pres of Mountain Division (Age 56) Who are Vail Resorts' major shareholders? Vail Resorts' stock is owned by a number of of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional shareholders include State Street Corp (2.36%), Diamond Hill Capital Management Inc. (1.17%), Eagle Asset Management Inc. (0.82%), Pictet Asset Management Ltd. (0.78%), Carillon Tower Advisers Inc. (0.78%) and Select Equity Group L.P. (0.75%). Company insiders that own Vail Resorts stock include David T Shapiro, James C O'donnell, John F Sorte, Kirsten A Lynch, Michael Z Barkin, Michele Romanow, Patricia A Campbell, Peter A Vaughn, Robert A Katz and Ryan H Siurek. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Vail Resorts. Which institutional investors are selling Vail Resorts stock? MTN stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Point72 Asset Management L.P., Millennium Management LLC, Howe & Rusling Inc., Handelsbanken Fonder AB, Parametric Portfolio Associates LLC, Virtu Financial LLC, Diamond Hill Capital Management Inc. and Lansing Management LP. Company insiders that have sold Vail Resorts company stock in the last year include David T Shapiro, James C O'donnell, Kirsten A Lynch, Michael Z Barkin, Patricia A Campbell, Peter A Vaughn, Robert A Katz and Ryan H Siurek. View Insider Buying and Selling for Vail Resorts. Which institutional investors are buying Vail Resorts stock? MTN stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including State Street Corp, Squarepoint Ops LLC, Carillon Tower Advisers Inc., Copeland Capital Management LLC, Pictet Asset Management Ltd., Sandler Capital Management, State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D and Envestnet Asset Management Inc.. View Insider Buying and Selling for Vail Resorts. How do I buy shares of Vail Resorts? Shares of MTN can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Vail Resorts' stock price today? One share of MTN stock can currently be purchased for approximately $242.89. How big of a company is Vail Resorts? Vail Resorts has a market capitalization of $9.78 billion and generates $2.27 billion in revenue each year. The company earns $301.16 million in net income (profit) each year or $7.55 on an earnings per share basis. Vail Resorts employs 6,600 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About Vail Resorts. What is Vail Resorts' official website? The official website for Vail Resorts is http://www.vailresorts.com/. How can I contact Vail Resorts? Vail Resorts' mailing address is 390 INTERLOCKEN CRESCENT, BROOMFIELD CO, 80021. The company can be reached via phone at 303-404-1800 or via email at [email protected] MarketBeat Community Rating for Vail Resorts (NYSE MTN)Community Ranking: 2.9 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 584 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 429 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 1,013MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Vail Resorts and other stocks. 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Pro Vita Winter Session
For one week every winter, Berkshire students participate in two unique, intensive courses of their choosing, taught by faculty, staff, parents, alumni, friends, and other students. The Pro Vita Winter Session is focused on the "Make. Perform. Do. Solve. Serve." model, in which students explore courses within the areas of art and design, sustainability, philanthropy, diversity, and sense of place.
The goal of this program is for students to have the opportunity to explore the larger world around them and to embrace the School motto: Pro Vita Non Pro Schola Discimus, "Learning—not just for school but for life." Pro Vita offers more than 50 courses, a lunchtime workshop series, several site-based excursions, and various guest speakers, which allow students to uncover new talents and discover lifelong pursuits.
Berkshire will be offering five off-campus excursions during this year's Pro Vita, February 24-March 2, 2019. Below is a look at the destinations planned for Pro Vita 2019. If you are interested in receiving more information (cost, details and itinerary) about these trips, please contact Pro Vita Director Donald Anselmi at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please Note: All of these trips go beyond the normal purview of Berkshire's curriculum and, therefore, require additional fees for transportation, lodging, and food costs while off-campus. Prices vary depending upon enrollment and other factors, and are subject to change. Limited scholarships are available.
- Peru: Sacred Valley Service
- Morocco: Weaving through Culture and Service
- The Island School: Sustainability and Exploration
- Greece: Navigating the Refugee Crisis
- Arizona: NOLS Sonoran Desert Backpacking Experience
Peru: Sacred Valley Service
Initiated by student Cami Kittredge '19 and organized by the student travel company Rustic Pathways, this Pro Vita experience will enable students to better understand life in rural communities of the Peruvian Andes by exploring issues such as clean water infrastructure, education, and access to public services. Students will contribute to sustainable service projects and learn about the former capital of the Inca empire. While coming to better understand the local culture, students will also hike through majestic mountains and visit the awe-inspiring ancient city of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Chaperones: Kelley Bogardus and Michael Dalton
Approximate cost: $4,360
Limited to 14 students
Morocco: Weaving through Culture and Service
Initiated by students Victoria Rowland '20 and Michelle Wang '20 and organized by the student travel company Rustic Pathways, this Pro Vita experience will enable students to broaden their perspectives as global citizens. Students will travel to a Berber village in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco to work alongside villagers on vital community service initiatives during the first part of this trip. In addition, the group will spend time in the bustling city of Marrakech, exploring souqs, mosques, and museums as a way to understand Morocco's rich history of religion and arts.
Chaperones: Maura MacKenzie and Mohammed Hetraf
Approximate cost: $4,180
Limited to 14 students
The Island School: Sustainability and Exploration
Initiated by students Martine Lavelle '19 and Anne McGill '19, both Island School semester program alumna, the primary focus of this experience will be on sustainability and exploration where students will embark on a seven day journey at the Island School in Eleuthera, the Bahamas. Led by the alumna, chaperones and Island School teachers, Berkshire students will immerse themselves in island life through place based learning and daily exploration on the island. Through volunteer work at the local middle school, to free diving at sunrise, students will not only learn how to work together, but also learn from one another. Students will focus mainly on living and learning in a sustainable environment, on a microscale in Eleuthera. But, they will also learn how to apply their knowledge and curiosity to a macro scale- not only at Berkshire, but in the real world as well. Through daily reflection, meditation and journaling exercises, students will be able to develop a better sense of place and self. This experience will also showcase some of Eleuthera's most spectacular beaches, blue holes, and untouched caves.
Chaperones: Caddie Jackson and Bill Bullock
Approximate cost: $3,200
Limited to 14 students
Greece: Navigating the Refugee Crisis
Initiated by students Kat Erazo '19 and Avalon Lebenthal '19 and organized by the student travel company Atlas Workshops, students will come to better understand why Greece has been a crossroads for thousands of years and the current issues that immigration presents to this country and the world. Today, as a gateway to the mainland European Union, Greece has emerged as a key transit point for migrants coming to Europe. On our excursion, students will explore and discuss the mass migration crisis at its epicenter, traveling to Athens and Lesvos. Along the way, we will be working with local experts, organizations, migrants, and supporting communities of Greece.
Chaperones: Bebe Bullock and Jesus Ibañez
Approximate cost: $3,335
Limited to 14 students
Arizona: NOLS Sonoran Desert Backpacking Experience
Students on this course will learn backpacking, outdoor living and leadership skills while travelling in the United States' first designated wilderness area. Traveling through canyon bottoms and ponderosa pine forests, we will enjoy a unique environment rich with human history and biological diversity. Students on this course will collaborate for group decision making, and working together, understand how their actions relate to real consequences. Berkshire School will partner with The National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) in Lander, Wyoming for this course.
Chaperones: Cait Ward and Ben Urmston
Approximate cost: $3,175
Limited to 10 students
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Existence, the universe or physical creation is composed or really made up of three main parts. The three main parts are reality, neutral reality or point of view and the reality not seen but can be negative or irrational. Or simply put, existence is t0-.
In other words, existence as reality is plus zero minus. The greater the plus, the greater the point of view and the greater the point of view, the lesser the negative or less the irrational!
The greater the negative or the more irrational, the less the point of view and thus the less the reality or the less of actual physical creation is thus seen and thus the less of physical creation is understood. And if physical creation is not understood, then there is no way to understand or even to see the reality not seen, such as God.
Thus, to the end of times, one's very point of view or faith of God thus determines the true knowledge or the true reality of God. And the greater the point of view or the faith of God, thus the greater the knowledge or the reality of God!


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If you walk in here and think that it reminds you a helluva lot like the ever-popular Bye N Bye, its because its owned by the same folks.
Tastefully decorated with sports posters from decades past, the bar has vintage décor right down to the steel fans and employee lockers.
Gorgeous greenhouse-like patio is the star and happily happens to be kid friendly.
Yes, it has a vegan menu.
This one slightly more interesting and even appealing to those close-minded meat eaters (no, really! Well, maybe?)
The Sweet Hereafter offers no video games, no theme nights, no pool, no TV, no bullshit.
It's pretty much just a nice-looking place to get a good-tasting drink on a nice patio.
Lotto x0
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No Dogs
Bring the kids
Good-looking people x5 (subject to change)
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|4pm-7pm $3 drafts, $3 wells, $4 house wines, $7 food
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Last Monday, Papa had to stay home with the kids because Baba Casey has pinkeye and we thought it best to quarantine her. When we had gone to Anna's the previous weekend, she had given Rori a Valentine of cake mix and frosting and sprinkles. Rori had been dying to make them, so she and Papa made them as a surprise for me when I got home from work. They were super tasty, and beautiful. The box showed cupcakes and a square piece of cake on it, so Rori insisted that she and Papa make round cupcakes and square ones too. Fortunately Papa was smart and made a 9x9 pan of cake with the mix that they could cut into square cupcakes.
I'm so glad that Rori loves to bake, because it is something I truly enjoy. I don't think it's technically a love language, but if it was, it would be mine :) If she keeps this up, I may end up 500 pounds!
We haven't told the kids about the baby yet, because I want to wait to make sure that everything is ok and ideally wait until we know what we're having. But, the kids are already practicing having a baby around. Bill had brought out our bouncy seat from storage to give to Auntie Jenna to use for her baby that is on her way. Rori and Liam were like moths to a flame with the seat--I'm pretty sure they exceed the weight limit, but it was sweet watching them bounce each other. Hopefully they'll be as sweet to a new baby!


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Until my junior year of high school I assumed I was straight. Because of a fabulous sex-ed class that taught nothing of sexuality, I was under the impression that sexuality was firmly placed in the gay-straight binary and that because I was not interested in women, I must be straight.
When all the girls of my middle school class were growing into their new found woman's bodies and discovering that perhaps boys weren't the disgusting cootie-ridden creatures of elementary school, I didn't know where I belonged.
Sex frightened me. Maybe I was poorly educated. Maybe I was too far gone into the girls-should-be-pure bullshit children are fed. Either way, sex was a concept that was so disgusting it was frightening. It was a concept, not an act and I couldn't even process it as something physical that happened between individuals. I couldn't giggle nervously like everyone else during health class when we watched poorly made videos on the reproductive systems and read from poorly copied handouts. In my twelve-year-old mind, I was the mature one. I was the one who was waiting to date and have a boyfriend. I was just a late-bloomer, that's all. Sooner or later I would develop a crush, fall in love, and become a part of the sexual world.
One day in 7th grade, we were running laps around the gymnasium for gym class and one girl ran up beside me and asked me, "Do you think kissing is gross?"
"Yes." I told her and she fell back a few paces to titter into her hand with her friend. Though I felt humiliated, I also felt like a grown up: I was above their petty talk about kissing and boyfriends.
I still think kissing is gross. What has changed is that I understand now that not only is there a word for my sexuality, but that being asexual says nothing about a person's maturity. Girls who dated in middle school and high school were not less mature than I was. This is the same way that I am not more immature for not dating now that I'm in college.
I find that too often asexuality can be an excuse to claim a moral superiority and that in the opposite camp, sexuality has become a right of passage. I cannot tell you how often someone has told me "Don't worry, you'll find the right person some day" because they assume that a healthy adult life involves romance and sex.
As we get older we cross a line where it's no longer acceptable to be a virgin because you're expected to be a grown and mature adult. The irony is that in childhood, we're taught to take the moral high ground and abstain from sexuality in order to be more mature.
My hope is that as more people learn about the diversity of sexuality, more people will break away from linking sex and morality, and sex and maturity. My wish is that sexuality becomes mandatory in health/sex-ed classes. With more education on the subject, people won't feel the need to draw lines between us and them, mature and immature based on sex.


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Top seed Willstrop will face 2010 British National Champion Daryl Selby in arguably the toughest first round match of the Professional Squash Association (PSA) International 70 event, with the winner likely to face Laurens Jan Anjema, the Dutch No.1 and World No.9 who faces Wildcard Jens Schoor of Germany in his opening match.
Four time World Champion Amr Shabana and another former World No.1 Gregory Gaultier are also in Willstrop's half and each can be guaranteed to mount a determined and tough-minded challenge for a title that neither has previously won.
Matthew, currently ranked World No.2, is seeded to meet his English arch-rival in the final and will begin his 2012 British Grand Prix campaign against compatriot and World No.16 Tom Richards. The 32-year-old will be keen to make up for the disappointment of losing in last year's final and will have to navigate a tough bottom half of the draw which also includes former World No.1 Karim Darwish of Egypt, compatriots Peter Barker and Adrian Grant ranked World No.6 & World No.17 respectively, and Alister Walker, the World No.13 from Botswana.
Willstrop and Matthew now firmly established as the world's top ranked players and one of the sport's all-time great rivalries, produced another close and brilliantly entertaining encounter on the same spectacular ASB all-glass show court in February when Matthew claimed a stunning 81-minute marathon four-game victory over his perpetual rival to win a record-equalling fourth British National title.
Although Matthew boasts a 33-10 career head-to-head advantage over his great rival and a winning streak of 20
consecutive matches on the PSA World Tour over the past four years the difference in quality is far less pronounced.
Willstrop, three years Matthew's junior, hit the best form of his career in the closing months of 2011 which allowed him to take over as World No.1 in January after winning three back to back PSA World Series events while injury had forced Matthew to withdraw from successive tournaments.
Matthew, however regained the world's top ranking in February following his win over Willstrop in the final of the Tournament of Champions in New York, but lost it again to his English rival a month later despite winning his third British Open title and second PSA World Series event of the year in May.
British Grand Prix – Manchester 2012 1st Round Draw:
[1] James Willstrop (ENG) vs. Daryl Selby (ENG)
Laurens Jan Anjema (NED) vs. [WC] Jens Schoor (GER)
Amr Shabana (EGY) vs. Qualifier
[3] Gregory Gaultier (FRA) vs. Qualifier
[4] Karim Darwish (EGY) vs. Peter Barker (ENG)
Adrian Grant (ENG) vs. Qualifier
Alister Walker (BOT) vs. Qualifier
[2] Nick Matthew (ENG) vs. Tom Richards (ENG)
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World No.1 James Willstrop and World Champion Nick Matthew will lead the home charge at next month's British Grand Prix Squash Championship to be staged at the National Squash Centre in Manchester from 21-24 September.
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Season Pass
We have only 4 season passes left . This enables you unlimited access to the sites hides . A season pass costs £800 for a year enabling you to visit as often as you would like . The pass runs for 12 months from the purchase date and includes the use of all our Worcestershire hides, but excludes workshops . You will need to book your days via email and all are subject to availability . Please call 07850878370 for details.
Our Season tickets are designed to give a unlimited access to our hides at the Worcestershire site . The pass runs for a full twelve months from purchase date . You can visit as often as you like subject the hides being open and avilable . You will share the hide with other people.
Please call 07850878370
Our hides are located in Worcestershire near the town of Droitwich. It is very close to Junction 5 on the M5 motorway once you've taken the Junction 5 sign posted to Droitwich you will come to a roundabout and take your first turning on your left and you will see a McDonalds immediately after this left turn and the postcode is WR9 7PA. On the morning of the workshop Darren (mobile no: 07850878370)will meet you in the car park at McDonalds at 8 am. It is then a short drive to the farm where the Kingfishers are located Darren will set you up in the hide and you can then choose your first perch for the day. It is important that you pay attention to how Darren sets the perch up so that you can get the best out of the day and also to have a varied selection of images it is best to change the perches throughout the day. You can get in and out of the hide but obviously this will disturb the birds so it is best to only get out on a few occasions to change the perch or go to the toilet. The birds are very site faithful and will return but it takes them longer to come back if they're disturbed so it is in your best interest to stay in the hide as much as you can.
What to Bring:
The vast majority of your time will be spent in the hide; in terms of clothing you will need some warm clothes because it can be cold at this time of year. It is also a 5 minute walk to the hide so please bring waterproof clothing too because you don't want to get wet before the day even starts. You will need a good pair of wellington boots, these are essential for this workshop. To be able to change the perches for the Kingfishers throughout the day you have to walk into the shallow stream so walking boots are not ideal. The weather is difficult to predict at this time of the year, it could be cold especially in the early morning and then gets warmer as the day progresses, so bring hats and gloves as well. You will need to bring your own food and drinks as there is no cafeteria on the site so a thermal flask with hot tea or coffee is recommended. Please note there are no toilet facilities on the site either because of the remote location.
Camera Equipment:
In terms of camera kit you'll need a Tripod and bean bag, the longest lens you have (300mm or 500mm + convertor would be our recommendation) plenty of flash cards and batteries. There is no electricity in the hide so please make sure that you have spare batteries that are fully charged because on a good day you can take lots of great images.
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How to Simplify the All Programs Submenu in the Windows Vista Start Menu
If you know how to rearrange the All Programs submenu, you can untangle and organize the mess in your Start menu. Every time you choose Start→All Programs, Windows reaches into four folders and assembles the entire tangled mess you see on-screen. To organize the submenu, unfortunately, you have to organize the folders that Vista uses to populate the submenu.
Rearranging the All Programs submenu rates as a high-payoff timesaving technique. If you've ever lost five minutes wading through All Programs' endless (and frequently meaningless) menus, you know why.
You need to be set up as an Administrator in order to change the All Users folder. That's where you're likely to find the most junk that needs trimming.
The files and programs that are currently loaded are going to vary from computer to computer. This is the step-by-step process to clean up these folders on a typical user's computer. However, the files and programs you find on your computer might be slightly different. Don't let this worry you; just use your best judgment.
Right-click Start and choose Explore.
That opens the Start Menu folder. For this user, there isn't anything in there to gum up the All Programs menu. Whew.
Double-click the Programs folder and make any worthwhile changes here.
Now you're getting to the garbage. Let's see what can be done.
Duangkhae can't stand Windows Mail and has no intention of ever using it, so she right-clicks the Windows Mail icon and chooses Delete.
She already pinned Windows Media player to the top of her Start menu, so it doesn't need to go here, either — right-click and delete.
She has nothing in the Administrative Tools folder, so the whole folder gets the right-click-and-delete heave-ho.
The cleaned-up folder now looks like this:
When you delete shortcuts through this process, it only eliminates the shortcut, not the actual program itself.
Right-click Start and choose Explore All Users.
Explore All Users put us in Duangkhae's "All Users" Start Menu folder, which is clean and has nothing in there worth deleting.
Double-click the Programs folder and slash and burn.
As you can see, there is a lot of stuff in the Programs folder. Surely something can be cleared out.
The Extras and Upgrades folder — which contains Microsoft's infamous link to the pay-more Windows Marketplace, as well as other nifty Microsoft advertising locations, gets the right-click-and-delete treatment.
Because Microsoft really wants to keep the option of convincing you to spend more money, you'll probably have to click through multiple security messages to complete the deletion.
Windows Live Messenger Download goes. She doesn't use Windows Calendar or Contacts, so they're out, along with Vista's (questionable) DVD Maker. Finally, yet another Windows Mail icon bytes the dust.
Because she doesn't fax, and scans directly from a separate program, Duangkhae gets rid of Fax and Scan.
If you have Office 2000 or XP (and a lot of you never came up with a good reason to pay for the newer versions), you'll undoubtedly see four Office application icons in the Programs folder. Move them to a less obnoxious location by right clicking the Microsoft Office Tools folder, choose Rename, and rename it MS Office. Then click and drag each of the four Office applications, in turn, into the newly renamed MS Office folder.
When she finishes, Duangkhae's considerably simpler Programs folder looks like the following figure.Get rid of the junk you don't ever use.
"X" out of Windows Explorer.
Choose Start→All Programs and make sure the menu looks right.Duangkhae's final, timesaving All Programs menu.
When it comes to saving time, day in and day out, Duangkhae's much simpler All Programs menu runs rings around the original.


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Tuesday, April 14, 2015
14th April 2015
The weather is lovely outside, and makes me want the football season to end as soon as possible so can enjoy the cricket and the tennis when the grass court season comes to England as soon as possible. To be honest have been a little bit quiet the last 2 weeks keeping busy with work experience and undertaking an accounting course for non accountants, adding that to my list of various skills that including blogging, office assistant/ admin, shop assistant, sportsman, historian etc just fancy training as an actor (though unlikely I will be professional.).
So the next week I will be waiting for news on my receptionist application at Rewards Training, travelling to Wigan to watch Brighton and Hove Albion play there (my first away Albion match since the glorious win at Pompey in August 2011), possibly stopping off at Manchester on the way and maybe running the risk of being chased by some certain lovely female stalkers up there. Other than that will be cautious with funds due to annoying mess up of phone bills by 3, enjoy the sun people. :)
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ENCINITAS — A thief out on bail for several previous alleged pharmacy robberies struck again Nov. 26 at the Rite Aid at 439 Santa Fe Drive.
"He's back again," prosecutor Laurie Hauf said.
On Nov. 29, Alan Buckley, of Carlsbad, pleaded not guilty in a Vista courtroom to the attempted robbery of the Encinitas Rite Aid, just more than a month after he bailed out of jail where he was being held on robbery charges and an attempted robbery charge.
On Oct. 27 Buckley pleaded not guilty to those charges, which allege him as the suspect in a San Marcos pharmacy robbery on Oct. 25, a Carlsbad Albertson's pharmacy robbery on Oct. 12, and a Rite Aid robbery at Avenida Encinas in Carlsbad on Aug. 31.
He posted bail on the $200,000 amount set by the judge.
This time around San Diego County Superior Court Judge Marshall Y. Hockett delivered a hefty bail of $500,000 for the November attempted robbery, which was also a probation violation, and raised bail to $400,000 on the October charges.
Hauf said the probation violation carries an additional two-year penalty on top of a five-year prison sentence Buckley faces if convicted of the November attempted robbery.
If he is found guilty on all of the robbery and attempted robbery charges, including an attempted robbery of a man who was using an ATM at a Chase Bank in Carlsbad in August, he faces a total of 16 years in prison.
"At all locations he either used a gun, demand note or said he had a gun," Hauf said.
Nineteen-year-old Buckley walked into the Encinitas pharmacy on Nov. 26 at 8:30 p.m. wearing a hoodie that partially covered his face and told pharmacy employees they were being robbed, according to Sgt. William Dreyer, of the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
He demanded OxyContin, and with one of his hands in his sweatshirt pocket he simulated that he had a gun, according to the sheriff's department.
But deputies quickly responded to the 911 call made by at least one store employee, and surrounded the store with patrol units and arrested Buckley without incident.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse, or NIDA, reports that the resale of the addictive opiate pill OxyContin is lucrative on the black market.
The popular pill is worth $1 a milligram on the street, which calculates to $80 for each 80 mg pill, according to NIDA.
Suspected pharmacy robber strikes while out on bail
ENCINITAS — A thief out on bail for several previous alleged pharmacy robberies struck again Nov. 26 at the Rite Aid at 439 Santa Fe Drive.


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I'm writing from an extended stay hotel on the outskirts of Madison, WI. Clouds are beginning to clog the sky, but I am happy, happy, happy. I've just completed another WisCon, the premier convention of the feminist science fiction and fantasy community.
Every other year when the con ended, and my temporary tribe broke apart, so did my heart. It hurt to feel us scatter, each to her or his destination, so that once again we would be separated by hours or days of travel we could not afford to undertake. With the breaking of WisCon came the breaking of a spell: No more ecstatic conversations at 1 in the morning. No more solid sense of coming home to people who finally, blessedly understood me. No more exaltation of writing and the need to comprehend and tell the stories of our limping, absurd human existence.
This year, though, instead of tottering back to Lawrence, KS, and a bereaved exile, I've stayed. With three friends, I've adjourned to a nearby hotel to write. I have time to take a breath, (sleep!) write and think, but the conversations continue. The feeling that we share a mission continues. The feeling that I really am not alone continues.
Thank you, Nancy Jane and Therese, for setting up the retreat and nagging me to come. I am in your debt.


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- Borderless Arts Tennessee
- Setting the Stage for Everyone's Artistic Talents
- Autism Tennessee
- Supporting Families in Middle Tennessee
Improving and enhancing the live of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- VKC Disabilities, Religion, and Spirituality Program
This page offers a wealth of local and national resources to help faith communities include individuals with disabilities. KUDOS To VKC
- Tennessee Disability Coalition
The Coalition is an alliance of organizations and individuals who have joined to promote the full and equal participation of men, women and children with disabilities in all aspects of life. We work together to advocate for public policy that ensures self-determination, independence, empowerment, and inclusion for people with disabilities in areas such as accessibility, education, healthcare, housing, and voting rights.
Sesame Street Autism Resources for Parents
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Helping your child with ASD cope during and after a move
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