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FRAN Cotton has the perfect answer to the debate over whether Jonny Wilkinson or Charlie Hodgson should be in the England team.
The former world-class forward, who played for Sale, England and the British Lions and spearheaded the renaissance of English rugby, believes new coach Andy Robinson should play the pair of them, with Hodgson in the No 10 shirt.
"I believe that is England's long term plan anyway but if I was Robinson I wouldn't hesitate," he said.
"I would do it when England start the Six Nations campaign against Wales in Cardiff in February, providing Jonny has regained his fitness.
"Sir Clive Woodward tried it two years ago but he got it wrong by playing Charlie in the centre.
"Charlie is a great fly-half but he will never be a centre where as Jonny has all the attributes to play at inside centre.
"Jonny is a great defensive player and a good passer of the ball and playing the two of them in the same midfield would give England so many options.
"One favours his left foot and the other his right so the combination couldn't be better. That would give us a massive advantage over other sides."
Cotton accepts that Hodgson isn't as consistent a goal kicker as Wilkinson, especially under pressure, but says the Sale Shark is a better attacking player than the man who won the World Cup for England in Australia last year with his last-ditch drop goal.
As for Hodgson's perceived frailty in defence, Cotton said: "He is working on it, it will get better and he is improving all the time.
"Charlie plays more like the great Welsh fly-halves of my era and I played in the same side as stars like Phil Bennett.
"So far as Phil was concerned tackling in his area of the field had got nothing to do with him and was the job of the openside flanker but, of course, the game has moved on a bit since then.
"The important thing is that Charlie can play a flat game and it was a brilliant pass by him to set up the third try on Saturday.
"Charlie was so flat that, by the time their outside centre realised Josh Lewsey, who had come off the left wing into midfield, was going to get the ball, it was too late and Jason Robinson was able to give Mark Cueto a free run to the line. That was the try of the match and worth the admission price on its own.
"Charlie has better vision than Jonny and, once he has improved his kicking out of the hand, which he will, we will see the evidence of that.
"As time goes on he will become more and more influential in the England side.
"I would expect that Wilkinson will return as captain when he is fit but I would like to see him at inside centre with Hodgson retained at fly-half. Then we will have the best of both worlds."
For Hodgson, the question of who should play where is a common one. He said: "Comparisons between me and Jonny will always be made. That just comes with the territory.
"I don't let it get to me, my aim is to play well for Sale and England when I am given the opportunity."

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5th Annual Engineering Professional Development Awards Banquet
Wednesday, April 17th, 2019, 6:00-8:00 PM
Carver Hawkeye Arena, Feller Club Room
The annual Professional Development Awards Banquet is a celebration held in late April each year honoring College of Engineering student organizations and advisors, community partners, and students for outstanding leadership and service. The night includes a featured speaker, dinner, and awards ceremony. What started as an idea to celebrate and recognize the outstanding accomplishments of our student organizations gradually evolved into a celebration of all of the accomplishments related to professional development. Group, individual, and community partner awards will be given out in various categories. The purpose of the banquet is to foster a strong sense of pride in our college, recognize the accomplishments of our students and student groups, and encourage students to seek out experiences that make them great engineers and leaders.
Consider recognizing outstanding student organizations, student leaders, faculty and employers who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, service or commitment to student development. Nominations will be accepted on-line through April 2nd at 12:00 PM. Winners will be announced at the banquet on April 17th at the Carver Hawkeye Arena Feller Club Room.
April 17th Program
- 5:30 - Doors Open and Networking
- 6:00 - Welcome from the Dean and Student Org Updates
- 6:30 - Dinner Presentation
- 7:45 - Awards Presentation
- 8:00 - Closing Remarks
Awards are given in the following categories:
Student Organization Awards:
- Outstanding Student Organization - a student organization that demonstrates significant initiative, creativity, perseverance, and integrity in its members throughout all areas of the organization
- Outstanding Student Organization for Service, Diversity, or Outreach - a student organization that has made meaningful contributions to students, the university, and the surrounding communities through service projects, K-12 outreach, or diversity initiatives
- Most Improved Student Organization - a student organization that has demonstrated significant improvement in membership recruitment, improved the focus of the organization's mission or operation, or improved or implemented new programs
Individual Awards:
- Outstanding Leader - a leader in a student organization who displays significant dedication to the organization by promoting diversity, service, and community among the organization's members
- Most Promising New Member - a new member of a student organization who demonstrates significant effort, leadership, and involvement in improving the organization
- Unsung Hero - a member of a student organization who demonstrates significant contribution or initiative without holding a leadership position within the organization
- Outstanding Student Organization Advisor - an advisor who acts as a positive role model and provides advice and encouragement while supporting the organization's goals
- Outstanding Student Researcher - an undergraduate student researcher who demonstrates exceptional time, effort, and perseverance in pursuing research interests under the direction of a faculty member
- Outstanding Research Mentor - a faculty or staff member who provides structural learning, insight, and mentorship to an undergraduate student researcher in a lab setting
- Outstanding CoE Student Employee - a student employee in the college who has shown extraordinary work ethic and has made an impact in the workplace
- Outstanding Student Teacher - an undergraduate student who makes a major contribution to teaching and learning through work as a Teaching Assistant or Engineering Tutor
- Outstanding Intern/Co-op - a student who demonstrates a high level of quality work, professionalism, and value to the company throughout an internship or co-op experience
Community Partner Awards:
- Outstanding Company Sponsor/Community Partner - an organization that works in collaboration with a student organization to meaningfully contribute to the student organization's mission
- Outstanding Intern/Co-op Employer - an employer that provides a welcoming environment to maximize student learning through valuable, real-life experiences where students can make an impact on day-to-day initiatives
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I'll be away from this place someday.
I step into the morning, Blue Sky shining the full moon still up
bright and beautiful. I walk away to escape the smell and think to myself someday.
The Shining Giants are beautiful in their Majesty. Glass and Metal reflect the day. The Omni Tower with its plants on top and I wonder what up there. Maybe I'll see it someday.
It's Saturday a day for mowing yards, cleaning house, family and friends, maybe someday.
I think of ways to occupy my day so I'm not here surrounded by homelessness, poverty, addiction and suffering. perhaps someday.
Bright hope filled faces appear in cars and trucks. People teaching their children charity and love trying to make a difference someday.
They pass out blankets and food to the huddled masses in need, who retrieve it and keep dreaming of someday.
I have to walk away from this place if just for a while. Waiting desperately for the day I don't have to come back. Hopefully someday.
I'll have a place all my own something small, nothing big and a garden With flowers, someday.
There will enough room for me and a dog, Or a cat maybe a fish, something that loves me always but that's someday.
I'd like a car nothing fancy or a truck, something cheap, and I could drive to the store Maybe someday.
My daughter will come visit with my grandson and be proud of me someday.
So I'll keep doing my best. I'll stay safe and Keep Hope as I head back to the shelter waiting for some day


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Ideas on add livability and value
Buying a condominium in your favourite city can be the start of an exciting phase in your life, but it may be frustrating to try to turn that small plain condo into a vibrant living space you're proud to call home.
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"One great light fixture can define your style and help put your stamp on a place when all the others in the building are exactly the same," Fallico says.
Also, window coverings and light fixtures will raise the value of your condo when it's time to sell.
Fallico adheres to the less is more school of thought when it comes to decorating small spaces.
Fewer pieces, not smaller ones, is the way to go. A few investment pieces will set the tone for your new space. He recommends a high-end linen sofa in a neutral tone or a quality pedestal dining table to maximize seating and take up less space.
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But the judicious use of colour is a great way to liven things up and define spaces. Hits of colour on a focus wall, in large pieces of art or on the floor can make your home unique to you. Throw pillows and draperies are also easy ways to bring additional colour into a room.
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Tim Chartier, Associate Professor of Mathematics at Davidson College and CTI Seminar Leader, and Kristianna Luce, Math Teacher at North Mecklenburg HS and CTI Fellow in "Math Through Popular Culture, explore how the popular video game, Angry Birds, can be used to teach core math concepts. A recent article about their experiences was published in the Huffington Post.
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Detroit Lions 2011 Draft – 4 round
Posted by detroitsportsandmore on January 11, 2011
I am going to continually update this quick mock draft based on players I think are real candidates where the Lions are picking.
Round 1 No. 13 overall – Von Miller, OLB, Texas A&M
Round 2 No. 45 overall – Robert Sands, SS, West Virginia
Round 3 No. 77 overall – John Moffit, OG, Wisconsin
Round 4 No. 109 overall – Devon House, CB, New Mexico State
Miller appears to have the agility, athleticism, speed, and size to play the strong side. Robert Sands is an over looked safety prospects with amazing size, 6-5 215, great speed, who lays the wood and makes plays. I think he is one of the guys that may be a 2nd round steal if he can elevate his game in the NFL. John Moffit doesn't get the praise that Carimi gets but I think Moffit is better at moving guys off the ball and is an ideal right guard prospect. I think he has the natural size, strength, and mobility to play at the next level. The running backs, especially a healthy Javhid Best, need someone who can open holes. Devon House is a developmental prospect that would need a year or two of coaching but he has good potential and may be able to contribute early with some NFL experience and coaching. He has the physical tools and a good feel for the position.
Another later round guy to watch is Demarco Murray. I think his skill set will translate well to the NFL. Nate Irving is a good mid round prospect that has the speed and range to cover the weak side line backer spot. Kelvin Sheppard, the ILB from LSU, fits the same bill as Irving.


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GREENWICH — After getting off to a surprising 0-1-2 start in games where it appeared a prohibitive favorite, Greenwich boys soccer coach Kurt Putnam asked his players to perform a mental rewind, back a year ago.
The Cardinals were sitting at 4-3 and there were whispers about underachievement and failing to live up to expectations.
They went on to win their second straight FCIAC title.
Putnam reminded his players with four straight wins they could be in a superior position by the end of this month. In a grinding game that was more about effort than technical play, the Cardinals achieved that feat at the expense of a major rival, defeating Staples 2-0 this afternoon.
"Today you could see that," Putnam said. "It was everywhere today, our intensity. Our marking, winning 50-50s. I think we probably won 70 percent and that dictates what goes on in the game. I think we had more of the ball and we did more with the ball when we had it, and to some degree I think we suppressed what Staples wanted to try and do."
Greenwich dominated time of possession, especially in the first half, and while it did not lead to many good scoring chances, the pressure led to a pair of penalty kicks that were converted by Shoki Araki and Davi Pedreiro in the 18th and 24th minutes, respectively.
"We put ourselves in a lot of good positions but our final ball wasn't really good enough," Putnam said. "We didn't get a very good shot off. We held onto the ball one touch too long. The combinations didn't quite work. We kept putting the ball into places we knew we could hurt them and we got two penalties."
It was a good start to their most difficult stretch in the schedule for the Cardinals, who play Stamford on Friday, then Norwalk and Trumbull, a rematch of the last two conference finals, next week.
"I think what it came down to was who worked harder," Putnam said. "We stuck to our gameplan. A little more direct than what we normally do but we tried to put their back line under as much pressure."
Staples coach Dan Woog said his players failed where Greenwich's succeeded.
"We have a gameplan that we want to play and we didn't play it today," Woog said. "Greenwich did not allow us to execute our gameplan and when a team does that to us it's tough. We got caught up in their style of play. You always want to dictate the play and we certainly didn't do that today."
It was the second loss in three games for the Wreckers (4-2-1).
"We did do better in the second half but we dug ourselves a hole and we didn't do anything to get out of it," Woog said.
Both players were minus key starters who are scheduled for imminent returns from injuries.
While the rivalry between the teams can occasionally get heated, Putnam offered praise for Staples and how it served as a template to build his program. Putnam recalled the Wreckers winning the FCIAC championship from 2008-10.
"They were the team you wanted to emulate back (then)," Putnam said. "That was the program. When you see what a program has achieved you want some of what they have. My target was always to try and get to a point we could be the Staples at some point. I'd like to think in the last five years we kind of got there."
The Cardinals have won three of the last five titles.
"Them and Trumbull are the teams that bring the best out of us, and they brought the best out of us again today," Putnam said. "Not so much maybe classic soccer but just sheer work rate, desire, determination. The will to want to win the game."


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|Atlantic Boat and Marine News and Information
Jetties Claim Another Vessel
The Charleston Jetties claimed another vessel last week. The 63 foot Cheoy Lee motorsailer Ryota, hailing from Jacksonville, struck one of the jetties Thursday morning and sank about 30 minutes later. Dewayne and Lynne Wesley, along with their dog, were rescued by the vessel Pay Dirt shortly before RYOTA slipped beneath the surface.
The jetties were built in the late 1800's to prevent silting in the entrance to Charleston Harbor. They extend out into the Atlantic Ocean nearly three nautical miles and are a full half nautical mile apart at their closest point. And because they are typically submerged at high tide, they can be devastating to the unsuspecting mariner not paying attention to details.
Even though they are clearly shown on charts and chart plotters, we still have about 5 to 10 jetty groundings a year. The most serious to date was during a storm in December of 1997 when the 35 foot sailing vessel Morning Dew crashed into the jetties. All four aboard lost their lives.
The sinking of Ryota, built in 1984 and valued at approximately $600,000, has not disrupted navigation and the approach to Charleston Harbor remains open. Charleston Marine Services is reportedly in charge of salvaging the vessel.


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Jean presented other regional programmes such as ATV Midlands Newsday, Lunch Box and Rainbow Room. She appeared as the storyteller in All Creatures Great and Small - based on Aesop's fables - during 1968 and 1969, and went on to present Women Today in 1973. As a producer, she helmed Women of the Bible in 1974 and the "Nurse of the Year National Final" in 1980. Tingha and Tucker Club occupied slots between 10 and 20 minutes, and was broadcast on weekdays to kick off the children's programmes on the channel.
It did 'branch out' from this starting point, and in the late 1960s there was a Sunday show called The Tree House Family. Running in 15 minute slots from 1966 to 1969, some stats reckon 138 episodes were produced. This format had a religious leaning, and featured readings of bible stories. Other regular characters in the series included Willie Wombat (and various family members – Grandpa, Wibble, Wobble, Wendy and Wanda), Kiki the Kangaroo, Katie Kookaburra, Porky Possum, Ossie Octopus, Petunia Platypus, and Ermintrude Emu. Assisting Auntie Jean on occasion was another ATV continuity announcer, 'Uncle' Pat Astley, who appears in many of the film inserts.
Tingha and Tucker Club had its own greeting sign, which was used a lot – the right hand being raised to the bridge of the nose, and from the front the thumb and forefinger form an 'L' shape, and then you would bow your head (and on this DVD set you'll even see honorary member Cliff Richard doing this!).
The club had, at its peak, three quarters of a million members, more than anyone could have ever expected, and caused massive problems for both the broadcaster and the Post Office.
There was a run of children's annuals for given years between 1967 and 1971, as well as a "Bedside Book" in 1967, which Auntie Jean wrote. She also sang with the koalas on a single, "Woomerang Boomerang" c/w "Over the Rickety Bridge" in 1964 on Pye. There was even album, via Century 21 Records in 1966 (catalogue LA5, part of the Gerry and Sylvia Anderson empire), "The Tingha and Tucker Club Song Book". Amongst the tracks on offer were "He's Got the Whole World in his Hands", "Swing Low Sweet Chariot", and even "The Hurdy-Gurdy Man". The album also features both tracks from the single.
The team even weighed in with a pair of Century 21 mini-album 7" Eps in 1967 – "Jean Morton Presents Tingha And Tucker In Nursery Rhyme Time" (MA 127) and "Tingha And Tucker And The Wombaville Band" (MA 130) – this being a mix of Beatles songs and Christmas favourites. The actual theme tune for the series was the work of TV music icon Tony Hatch.
There are only two editions of Tingha and Tucker Club still in the archives, and both are on this release. The first, in monochrome as per almost all of the rest of the material, is from October 1968, titled just Tingha and Tucker, and is not representative of the usual format. For its entirety the koalas and Auntie Jean give their rendition of Goldilocks and the three bears.
The other edition is from May 1970, and is the only programme to survive from its colour run. This edition is more in keeping with the usual format of the programme and is the only remaining example of the routine Tingha and Tucker Club shows (and there's no 'The' at the start of the show's title).
"Tingha and Tucker visit Naples and Rome" is a half hour special filmed on location. Despite the fact this is a pre-school show, the audience are not talked down to, so there's plenty of information on the geography and history of Italy. It's very different from the shouty-shouty shallow stuff which such children are fed nowadays. In the same location-based style is "Tingha and Tucker take a trip to Switzerland".
Then there are over three hours of film insert material to wade through, including several Zoo Club sequences, a young Nigel Mansell talking about go-karting and being tipped for motor racing success, and even the Ilkeston Donkey Derby! These have been placed into episodic compilations, around half an hour each in length, with opening and closing credits added, and are as follows:
1. Locations include a bowling alley, a hairdressing salon, a fire station, and an event at Bingley Hall. There's a feature on doll houses, plus some budgies.
2. More antics at the salon with guest star hairdresser Raymond Bessone, then a visit to an air traffic control, followed by the presentation of a special helicopter to Ermintrude Emu. Further locations include an infant school and a shoe shop. Zoo Club features a mongoose.
3. Locations include the Birmingham RSPCA kennels in Birmingham, a pet shop, a car wash, a milk factory, and a Summer Fete at St Peter's Church. Zoo Club features several birds.
4. Locations are Weston Park, a zoo, a club meeting, a lake for a model speedboat race, a pottery, plus a feature on puppies.
5. The major location is the fifth Tingha and Tucker Club Annual Meeting at Trentham Gardens in 1967, featuring antics on its train, a boat trip, a go-kart race and fun fair rides. We have mice as the stars of a story narrated by Jean, and a visit to a fairy tale garden.
6. Location visits to Calthorpe Park, a petrol station, an indoor ski slope, and fun at a donkey derby. Zoo Club makes two appearances, once with a baby monkey and then with snakes.
7. On location again at Weston Park, plus Episton Kennels Nottingham and a farm, along with another huge meeting of the Tingha and Tucker Club. Zoo Club features leopard cubs.
Special features on the DVD set are also exhaustive, with the likes of:
- A promo film heralding the show's slot on ATV - weekdays from 4.45pm.
- Tingha and Tucker in Blackpool, with Cliff Richard (yes, HIM) singing for the marsupials.
- An extract from a 1996 Central Television celebration of ITV's 40th anniversary in the Midlands, with Jean Morton being interviewed about her koala chums
- Image gallery (the majority in colour, including many behind-the-scenes pictures).
PDFs for your PC, including relevant pages from –
- the 1959 ATV Television Star Book (Jean and Pat voted first and fourth in a presenter popularity poll by a Midlands newspaper), the 1960 ATV Television Show Book (a picture of Jean and the koalas, as well as mention of Jean in Rainbow Room) and the 1963 ATV Television Show Book (another picture of Tingha, Tucker and Jean - described as the 'Senior Station Announcer for the Midlands', and that The Tingha and Tucker Club "still rates the most popular children's programme");
- an autographed Jean Morton ATV publicity card and compliments slip;
- a club membership card;
- a complete annual (copyright 1966, so the 1967 edition); and
- the "Bedside Book" (copyright 1967) – interestingly, both of these are copyright Jean Morton Enterprises Ltd.
In 1970 the show was cancelled, primarily as new series Rupert the Bear had been launched by ATV, and hence there was a suggestion that there were too many bears in the schedules (despite the fact that koalas are actually marsupials!). It is widely reported that Tingha, Tucker and most of the other characters, save for Kiki the Kangaroo, were allegedly stolen from a store cupboard at ATV and have never been seen again. This is the story Peter Harris (one of the puppeteers, before going on to be a producer on the likes of TISWAS) relates on an extra within this release, but others at the studios maintain that all but the stars were skipped, along with props and sets.
Jean Morton eventually became head of programme correspondence at ATV and its successor, Central Independent Television, which took over the ITV Midlands franchise in 1982. I recall it was she who replied to my complaint about the poor scheduling by ATV of the second season of Space: 1999 in around 1976 – as I noted to the station, it was completely bizarre for poor treatment to be given to one of ATV's own shows! Her defence was the series had been shunted due to poor ratings.
Jean retired to Ibiza in 1985 with her husband Bobbie Daniel – they had married in 1947. Daniel died in 1994, and eventually Auntie Jean returned to England in 2006. She died on 26 May 2012, aged 91.
This meticulous compilation set is a very fitting tribute to Jean and the rest of the team behind the production. I have no doubt that the similar target audience of today, the pre-schoolers, once they get over the quaintness of the mainly-monochrome footage, will find many a giggle in the antics of the koalas and their many friends. And there is no way the theme tune won't become a relentless ear-worm in your head for days afterwards!
Tingha and Tucker is out now on DVD from Network. The two disc set has a 'U' certificate, a running time of 280 mins approx, and a RRP of £19.99, or get it for less at www.culttvstore.com


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7 Ways Your Mobile Strategy is Failing (And You Probably Don't Even Know It)Link-Assistant.Com | Posted in category Mobile SEO
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Having a responsive site design is a great first step toward mobile optimization, but it's not the golden ticket. Many site owners and webmasters assume that once they have a 'mobile-friendly' site, there's no longer a need to think about the kind of mobile experience you're delivering.
Unfortunately, having a responsive website design doesn't let you off the hook that easily. Following are 7 ways your mobile strategy may be failing, without you even knowing it.
But first, if you need a refresher on why mobile-optimization is critical for your business, see "You're Losing Money if You Aren't Mobile-Friendly Yet".
1. Your videos don't work on all mobile devices
Something you may not have considered is that not all videos can play on all smartphones. For instance, if the videos on your site are flash-based, they won't be viewable on the iPhone.
In order to ensure your videos are accessible on all devices, use HTML5. Fortunately, embedding videos using HTML5 syntax is as easy as adding one simple tag.
2. You're not looking at mobile crawl issues in Google Webmaster
One of the biggest mistakes webmasters make is failing to analyze mobile crawl errors in Google Webmaster. It's not good enough to assume that just because everything looks good on the 'web' tab, all is well.
When signed in to Google Webmaster Tools, look under 'Crawl,' and then 'Crawl Errors.' You should now see a graph for crawl errors for Web, Smartphone, and Feature Phone. Analyzing this data can help you pinpoint any pages Googlebot-Mobile is having issues accessing.
3. You're not analyzing your mobile analytics
Analyzing crawl errors in Google Webmaster is helpful, but it's equally important to know exactly how your website visitors are utilizing your site.
Fortunately, Google Analytics makes this easy to do. Under Standard Reports, you should be able to see a breakdown of visitors by device: mobile, desktop and tablet. You can break this down even further to see metrics such as bounce rate, visit duration and goal conversion rate via specific device (iPhone, Samsung phones, iPads, etc.).
This should give you a clear picture of what devices people are using to access your site, and how your site is performing for each device.
4. You're using faulty redirects
A common mistake webmasters make is to send mobile users who are attempting to access desktop-optimized pages to a generic mobile-friendly page; for instance, if a mobile user attempts to access a page that's not optimized for mobile, and it redirects the user to the mobile-friendly version of the site's homepage.
While the idea is right – redirecting users to the mobile-friendly site – you are likely going to lose a good percentage of your visitors this way.
As much as possible, try to redirect users to the mobile-friendly page that matches their query as closely as possible. For instance, if someone is searching for 'price on Nike Air Max', and they are redirected to the main Nike Air product page (rather than the Nike Air Max page), you still have some work to do.
5. You've implemented bad cross-linking
The most common example of bad cross-linking is when a mobile-version of a page links to the desktop-version of another page. While internal linking is great on many levels, linking to the wrong version of a page can leave visitors frustrated and annoyed.
Be sure that your links are consistent across the board; that mobile-optimized pages link to mobile-optimized pages, and that desktop-optimized pages link only to desktop-optimized page.
6. You're targeting the same keywords for desktop and mobile
While many of your targeted keywords will remain the same, it's important that you keep in mind that mobile users will often be accessing your site for different reasons and in different situations than desktop searchers. And this means they often have different intentions.
For instance, mobile users:
- Are often looking for location-based information such as a street address, map or phone number
- Will be more likely to misspell words due to the lack of a keyboard
- Will be more likely to be searching for long-tail, very specific keywords
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Your mobile keyword strategy should incorporate how searchers will be accessing your site (car, Starbucks, home, etc.), as well as what specific mobile-centric keywords they'll be using (long tail, highly-specific, etc.).
See how Google is changing the mobile search landscape in my article, Google Hummingbird: A Mobile Content Strategy Just Became Essential.
7. Mobile users are getting 404 errors when accessing desktop-optimized content
You may have experienced this yourself: you try to access the desktop version of a page from your mobile device and end up at a 404 page. Do you take the time to re-access the site, or do you leave the site and just look for another, more mobile-friendly site?
Don't alienate mobile users by leading them to a dead end; instead, send mobile users to relevant mobile-friendly versions when they try to access desktop-optimized pages. Where you have no mobile-friendly equivalent, at least send them to your mobile-optimized homepage.
As you can see, while having a responsive site design is a great first step in a mobile SEO strategy, it's just that: a first step. Making sure all aspects of your site meet the needs and expectations of both desktop and mobile users is no less important, and will go a long way to making sure your site is performing optimally, regardless of device.
Have you fallen into any of the traps above? Did you figure out how to solve them? Let us know in the comments below.
About the author
Jayson DeMers is the founder & CEO of AudienceBloom, a Seattle-based content marketing & social media agency. You can contact him on LinkedIn, Google+, or Twitter.
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This vegan nut & seed pesto recipe is easy to make and is so tasty you will want to eat it with everything! It is made with Brazil nuts and sunflower seeds replacing the cheese used in traditional pesto. Serve it to your non-vegan mates, they won't even notice! Dip with healthy crisps or enjoy over pasta, with potatoes or salad dishes.
Vegan nut & seed pesto
Recipe by Indigo Herbs www.indigo-herbs.co.uk. Your online apothecary and superfood cupboard.
Serves: 4 | Prep Time: 15 minutes
- 75g sunflower seeds
- 75g Brazil nuts
- 1 garlic clove (crushed)
- 1/2 tsp pink Himalayan salt
- 1/4 tsp black pepper
- Juice of half a large lemon
- 30g fresh basil
- 5 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp vegan nutritional yeast flakes
- Firstly, put all the nuts and seeds into a high-powered blender or food processor and whizz into a rough powder.
- Next, tip into a large bowl and add all the rest of the ingredients.
- Then, use a hand blender to blend the mixture into a nice green paste. The fresh basil will release moisture to allow it to blend.
- If your blender is struggling add a bit more lemon or olives oil to help it blend.
- Once well combined, pour mixture into airtight jar and store in the fridge for up to a week.
For all your vegan pantry needs go to TheVeganKind Supermarket or for cookware check out Debenhams.
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Amy found a wonderful vegan restaurant, Plant Food + Wine, for us to have lunch on Valentine's Day after our visit to the Wynwood Walls. It was more expensive than our budget normally allows but, for this special occasion we decided to indulge. Everything was raw and natural and fresh and delicious in a beautiful outdoor garden setting! (Like almost all of our meals on this trip, we were able to sit outside - perfect temperature, no bugs.)
Our appetizer was the Thai lettuce wraps with a citrus-almond pate, red cabbage, carrot, red pepper, and daikon, with a tamarind dipping sauce with jalapeno slices.
For the main course, Zucchini Lasagna (thin zucchini slices instead of pasta) with heirloom tomato, spicy marinara, macadamia ricotta, and basil-mint pesto.
Amy brought along one of her photographer friends to record the event. He liked to get real close.
The restaurant website says: "Recently awarded 4 stars from Miami Herald, Plant Food + Wine features cutting edge, plant-based cuisine set in The Sacred Space Miami, in the city's Wynwood neighborhood. The restaurant's vibrant menu blends innovative technique with seasonal, local produce, and includes many of Matthew's classic raw food dishes. Miami's tropical climate and its broad cultural influences are ideally suited for the restaurant's clean, modernist approach."
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Sure their uncle toted them around the zoo a bit, but we also enjoyed admiring things, like these birds.
There are a few paths through the zoo so we try and take a path we haven't taken in a while when we next go. It keeps things interesting and we often get pleasantly surprised with what we find, like these fellows.


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Wonderfully inspiring authors and illustrators via Christy Birmingham at When Women Inspire.
Today I proudly welcome educator and writer Norah Colvin here to guest post. I was delighted when she accepted my offer to visit and chat about some of the women she has highlighted on her website so far in their roles as writers and illustrators for children's books. I hope you enjoy this post as much as I did upon receiving it. Norah, the floor is yours.
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Endlessly quotable American comedy actor-director. Mark Kermode makes a lot of references to Allen in his reviews, especially his story about shooting a moose, about two ladies in a restaurant ("The food here is terrible." "Yes - and in such small portions!") and his divorce on the grounds of insufficient laughter.
It has been noted many times (not least by Simon Mayo) that Mark's Woody Allen impression is almost exactly the same as his of Quentin Tarantino.
The Woody Allen rule is that any work that isn't utterly terrible will always be described by critics as a "major return to form".
It was in response to seeing Allen's film Vicky Cristina Barcelona that one listener sent in a text in which they coined the word "Wittertainee".


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Meet The Snake
Snakes are fascinating animals, they can be dangerous under certain circumstances, but they can be quite beneficial too. The more you know about snakes the better you will be able to control them around your property, for instance, did you know that snakes can climb walls and get into your attic? Or that a cottonmouth with his mouth wide open is letting you know that he feels threatened? We've got lots of important snake control information here for you and info on our services too.
Snake facts are interesting to know, and important to understand for safety reasons too. The Wildlife Whisperer team is highly trained and experienced when it comes to snake control and we love working with them. When snakes become a problem we can help.
Venomous Snakes In Southwest Florida
There are two kinds of venomous snakes in Southwest Florida that can be classified as pit vipers, the cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus), also referred to as a water moccasin, and the rattlesnake.
Showing Cottonmouth And Fangs
The copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix) snake can also be found in Florida, it is also a venomous pit viper but is only found in the northern part of the state. The coral snake which can also be deadly, is also a venomous snake but is not a pit viper.
To avoid any confusion, all four snakes are dangerous - the coral snake, copperhead, cottonmouth and rattlesnake - and they can all be deadly. The question is, which one is a pit viper and which one is not. In Florida, all venomous snakes are pit vipers, except for the coral snake.
The fangs on a pit viper are designed for fast, efficient delivery of venom, and the fangs retract when not in use. The pit viper bites, delivers the venom in an instant, and quickly lets go.
The coral snakes fangs are structured differently and not as efficient at quick venom delivery as the pit viper, so when they bite, they hold on a bit and make chewing motions while doing so. Regardless of delivery, a coral snakes bite can be deadly and all snakes should be approached as venomous (harmful), and handled only by professionals.
The term "poisonous" is often used to describe a venomous snake, in which case the term "poisonous" is being used in error. There is actually a distinct difference between the definition of the two words. The word venomous describes an animal's ability to "inject" venom into a wound, in the case of a snake, its fangs would create a wound and then inject the venom into it. Like many poisons, depending on the animal, the venom received during a snake bite can be deadly.
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The cottonmouth snake, pictured just above, is sometimes called a water moccasin. Cottonmouths are a heavy bodied water snake - but not all Florida water snakes are cottonmouths. A cottonmouth often swims on top of the water with their head in the air. The cottonmouth snake gets its nickname from their defensive habit of opening their mouth to expose it's white lining when threatened, as seen in the photo above.
The rattlesnake is often associated with Arizona, New Mexico and the dry desert states. However, several species of rattlesnake can be found throughout the state of Florida. Rattlesnakes get their name from the rattle sound their tail makes when threatened.
Rattlesnake on Florida Road
There are three varieties of rattlesnakes in Florida, the pygmy (Sistrurus miliarius), eastern (Crotalus adamanteus), and timber (Crotalus horridus) rattlesnake. A canebreak rattlesnake is just another name for the timber variety. Of the three kinds of rattlesnakes found in Florida, the eastern diamondback is the largest (heaviest).
The eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius) is a colorful but reclusive snake. Because they are easily noticable, reclusive and don't have as good a venom delivery sytem as a pit viper, you seldom hear of death related coral snake encounters. Just the same, their venom is highly toxic, so under the right circumstances, a coral snake bite can be deadly, and you should approach any encounter with them as hazardous.
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A coral snake doesn't have the same characteristic features that a pit viper has, that is the features usually used to identify a venomous snake. Coral snakes don't have the triangular head, heat sensor pit, or elliptical pupils that pit vipers have. Instead, a coral snake has a spoon shaped head, no heat sensors and round pupils. This is because a coral snake is not a pit viper and does not deliver venom as such.
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There are many non-venomous snakes that "mimic" the coral snake somewhat in appearance, but if you know what to look for the difference is easy to distinguish. Non-venomous varieties also have colorful bands and markings but the colors are arranged differently. There are all kinds of jingles out there to help you distinguish between the two, but the truth is it is better to play it safe and approach all snakes as venomous.
Coral snakes are on the reclusive side, and like to hide under logs and leaf piles on the ground, but they can also swim and have been found taking a dip in Florida swimming pools on more than one occasion.
All four kinds of venomous snakes found in Florida can and do swim, including the copperhead and rattlesnake varieties.
Many are surprised to find out that rattlesnakes swim, but they are actually quite adept at it and can even bite underwater.
For the most part, venomous snakes swim with their heads up and their bodies "floating" on top of the water, as seen below. This is because venomous snakes tend to swim with their lungs inflated.
Non-venomous snakes tend to swim with their bodies submerged or along the surface with their heads level with the water.
But it is important to note, some venomous snakes such as water moccasins will occasionally dive underneath the water to catch fish - so as always, it is best to play it safe and assume all snakes are venomous - even if they are swimming with their bodies submerged.
When boating, it is always smart to be wary of tree canopies next to the water. Snakes are not likely to leap out of the water into your boat, but they can on occasion drop or fall, intentionally or unintentionally, off of a tree branch into a boat passing by underneath.
Pythons And Boa Constrictors In Florida
Venomous snakes may not be the only kind of snakes to worry about in Southwest Florida these days. In recent, years more and more Burmese pythons, yellow anacondas and boa constrictors have been discovered running free and threatening area pets and wildlife.
Pythons and Boas most likely got their start in Florida when they were released into the wild by dissatisfied pet owners.
These large snakes, grow rapidly, breed productively, have few predators in the area, and can adapt and thrive in just about any southern Florida habitat - including rural, suburb or urban environments.
Eventually they developed breeding populations, and today, they are exponentially increasing in population each year. With the exception of alligators, crocodiles and humans, pythons have few to no predators in the area to worry about. They breed easily, and today it is believed there may be well over 100,000 pythons in Florida.
The Burmese python preys on birds, mammals, other wildlife and pets. Animals that can fall victim include foxes, opossums, raccoons, dogs, cats, bobcats, rabbits, deer and other similar sized mammals.
Pythons between 12 and 20 feet in length and can weight up to 250 lbs. The largest python caught in Florida was 16' and 150 lbs.
Currently, they are most prolific in the Everglades and the majority are found in the southern 1/3 of the state.
Fun & Interesting Facts About Snakes
There are so many interesting facts about snakes and the snake information available today is fascinating.
Snakes are reptiles which puts them in the same animal family as turtles, lizards and crocodiles.
The term "poisonous" is a quite commonly used verbiage to describe snakes with fangs and venom, those we think of as dangerous and poisonous, however the word "venomous" is actually the correct term.
Snakes are known for crawling along the ground but they can be quite good at climbing up trees, walls and other surfaces to reach attics and other high resting areas.
The snake in the photo below was discovered by the Wildlife Whisperer in a client's garage door mechanism attached to the ceiling.
Snakes have most of the same internal bodily organs that we do, including a heart, lungs, gall bladder, kidney, pancreas and stomach, but they do not have eyelids, external protruding ears, arms or legs.
They are not slimy but are covered with smooth to the touch armor like plates (scales) that help protect them from hot sand, tree bark, rocks and other rough surfaces. Snakes moult, which means they shed their skin seasonally during the year, at which time a new layer, waiting and ready, immediately takes over.
All snakes use their tongue to smell and analyze their surrounding environment, including for prey and intruders such as humans. They also detect vibrations in the ground and air to help determine the size of available prey or other approaching animal. Some snakes, including most poisonous ones, have an infrared sensing function that allows them to locate warm blooded prey and other such animals that generate heat.
Snakes move by contracting and releasing their muscles, moving forward or sideways quickly. In spite of popular belief, snakes do not chase humans, but they may move toward a person if that person is between them and where they want to go. And snakes will defend themselves if threatened, cornered or surprised.
Snakes enjoy the warmth of the sun, the snake in the below photo was spotted by The Wildlife Whisperer taking a moment to sunbathe a bit.
Relaxing In The Sun
A snake's teeth are not used for chewing, but rather for grabbing or hooking their prey, where it is then swallowed whole. A snake's jaws are not rigidly connected at the back which allows them to expand and swallow prey larger than their own head. All Florida snakes have teeth but only venomous ones have fangs. The fangs are connected to sacks of poison that it releases into the prey when the victim is bitten.
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Six of them – Kunchanita Kunjara, Treechada Chokthanasermsakul, Kulaya Krajangkul, Thongnueakao Khampim, Pinyada Thitikulmas and Nantarat Atayakorn – filed their complaint with the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) in Bangkok yesterday (Dec 20).
Ms Thongnueakao said her unedited picture was posted with sexually offensive messages, along with her colleagues' personal data. She tried in vain to identify the person responsible, but the data was protected.
She said that person's actions had defamed her reputation. It was sexual harassment and a violation of human dignity, she said.
Ms Kunchanita said she quit being a news anchor and began work as a lawyer seven months ago, but her picture and present information were abused. That showed she was being stalked, she said.
Some pictures were edited to give a false impression and were posted together with pornographic links, she said.
On Wednesday, news anchor Awalan Nantapattawaew filed a similar complaint with the TCSD.
Pol Col Siriwat Deepor, the division spokesman, said the abusive use of unedited pictures was considered as defamation, while the use of edited pictures was computer crime and carried a jail term of up to three years and a fine of up to B200,000.
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A product of at least ten years work and passionate commitment for Graeme, this book is full of insights into the development of a folk scene in Australia, and the comparison between folk and country music is nothing short of fascinating.
Graeme is an academic musicologist currently based at Monash University in Melbourne. Although the book is invested with a scholarly air of thorough footnoting and well-documented interpretations and opinions, it remains eminently readable and laced with frank and disarming comments about the folk community which is evidently Graeme's first love. He covers a lot of ground in the book, not only tracing a history of both folk and country music but also looking at the rise of 'world music' in Australia and at the crossover music, with a chapter entitled 'Between, Folk. Country and Rock'. I can almost guarantee that your musical gurus will be mentioned and have an index reference – from the early collectors through the fathers of bush bands to Slim Dusty, Archie Roach, Eric Bogle and Apodimia Compania, to name just a few.
compelling expressed and provocative
Graeme is not short of opinions, but they are all compelling expressed and provocative. He constantly returns to the question of the folk philosophy:
Without some idea of a creative community, folk is at its best no more than an attractive musical style, at worst a pop fad. … Ideas of folk persist because they have deep histories in western culture, in attitudes to pastoral and nature, to the city and modernity, to the individual and society. … Ideas such as the folk community and the folk process are not just about cultural production in simpler, bygone communities, but are ideals through which contemporary activists and participants understand their own cultural activity and develop their commitment to maintaining the possibility of 'authentic' and unmediated cultural creativity in modern urban societies. (pp.13-14)
Highly recommended reading for folk enthusiasts
Highly recommended reading for anyone with an interest in the folk scene, the country scene, or the music scene in general. I've no doubt that pop music scholars will have some comments to make about this arrival, and that it won't all be favourable.
Singing Australian is available through the Pluto Press website or from good bookstores around Australia.


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Originally Broadcast: Tuesday, July 31, 2018 | 2:00 p.m. EDT (GMT -4, New York)
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In the past, many manufacturers have considered themselves "widget makers" with profits coming from selling products through channel partners. But in this new omni-channel world, it's all about the end customer. To compete, manufacturers must steal a few pages from the B2C e-commerce playbook.
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Andrew Rieser, President and Co-Founder, Mountain Point
Andrew Rieser is President and Co-founder of Mountain Point, a a strategic technology and management consulting firm that guides manufacturing and industrial companies through digital transformations. With nearly 15 years of experience working in the manufacturing sector, Andrew has seen firsthand the challenges and opportunities facing companies as they navigate the new world of Industry 4.0. Combining skills and know-how in technology, process improvement & business management, Andrew is a leading expert in helping manufacturers revolutionize their businesses through technological innovation.
Under his direction, Mountain Point has emerged as the foremost systems integrator end-to-end systems of engagement across the Salesforce platform. The company has helped dozens of manufacturing clients harness the power of automation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, advanced analytics and data management to extend lean principles beyond the shop floor to every facet of their businesses. These outcomes have led to millions of dollars in new efficiencies and increased sales for Mountain Point's customers, and helped the firm become the third fastest growing company in the Charlotte metro area just three years after its founding.
Prior to launching Mountain Point, Andrew served as the Director of Technology at Permco, a multi-national manufacturing company. He has also held leadership and IT roles at CSC, General Dynamics Information Technology, and DSD Labs. Andrew holds a bachelor's degree in Integrated Science and Technology from Marshall University and a master's degree in Software Engineering from West Virginia University. He is a 2x Salesforce certified consultant and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).
He has served as a guest speaker, author and expert for numerous business and industry events and publications, including IndustryWeek, the Charlotte Business Journal, and Manufacturing.net.
In 2016, Andrew co-founded CentralApp, a tech talent firm connecting companies with affordable, skilled high-tech workers from the Appalachian region and rural America. He also volunteers his time as a mentor, helping students in economically challenged areas learn tech and coding skills. Through CentralApp and his volunteer efforts, Andrew strives to provide new job opportunities and reduce income inequality for people living in distressed communities.
Andrew Witherspoon, Vice President of B2B Industry, Salesforce
Andrew Witherspoon is Vice President of B2B Industry at Salesforce, where he leads Salesforce for Process Manufacturing go-to-market strategy, alliances, and initiatives. Andrew is a leading expert in eCommerce and eBusiness, having served in executive roles at Sterling Commerce, Comergent, and DuPont. Andrew earned his B.S. from Duke University.
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Each year we watch Le Tour de France as the bicyclists pedal their way around France—and sometimes a neighboring country at the beginning of the race. This year, Le Tour started in Corsica. I know, I know. That's France. But the Corsicans don't always consider themselves French, or so I've heard. I imagine the Tourist Board of Corsica is over the moon about those three days. Corsica's obscurity is doubtless changing. We caught a glimpse of stunning country—craggy peaks, steep slopes, an improbably perched village at the edge of the sea. It was very dramatic and new to us.
We watch Le Tour for two reasons. First, it's an extraordinary physical accomplishment for the cyclists. Over two thousand miles around the country on plains, mountains, curves, villages and finally, the Champs-Élysées in Paris. The photography is first-rate. The camera-equipped helicopters are French, but the video is shared with other stations, including the station we watch. And since we watch French television on cable, we have the benefit of both the full footage made available there and the more edited footage on NBC Sports Network.
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We've been watching for many years and listening to the outstanding commentators—Phil Liggett (former amateur cyclist), Paul Sherwen and Bob Roll (both former professional cyclists), all three first-rate and experienced bicycle experts. I'm not much for sport commentating (except for ice skating because I grew up skating myself), but these fellows are entertaining, informative, interesting and challenging.
Phil and I have our favorites. Since Lance Armstrong's fall from grace, I've moved my loyalty toward Mark Cavendish, cyclist from the Isle of Man. I used to support the Spanish rider, Alberto Contador, but once Armstrong faltered, it was clear he wasn't alone.
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Who are the Marksmen
Took this picture today driving thru the park seeing if any deer were around.Does anyone know who qaulifys for this hunt just wondering if anyone has
any info about it?
Who are Marks Men? Can I become or would I want to become one of Marks men?
Cops or a hired company?
call the board of freeholders and ask for info they have to give u the info !!!!!
Hunting and Fishing are not a passion . THEY ARE AN OBSESSION !!!!!!!
Prob those idiots from White Buffalo or some other outfit. I doubt that they are allowing true hunters but I could be wrong.
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"Respect", you get what you give!
BULL S__TProb those idiots from White Buffalo or some other outfit
The agents 15 are those who participated in the Watchung Reservation hunt and new applicants from Essex County who pass the marksmen proficiency, application process and orientation. This info was distributed through an application I picked up at Rays Sport Shop and the deadline for filing the application was 11/26/07.
A hunting license was required along with 5 years of hunting experience along with a clean record and other criteria.
I did not register with this program.
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Union County Federation of Sportsmens Clubs-President
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Some people live by the law, and others by a higher standard of ethics...... both hunting and personal.
Wonder if it is doe only or can you take bucks?


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The Wolseley Register presented 5 very varied exhibits on the club stand in Hall 3 at the annual Classic Motor Show. Stand organisers were absolutely delighted to be presented with the award for the Best Medium Club Stand at the Lancaster Insurance Awards on the first evening of the 3-day show and the award was proudly displayed for the remaining show days. It was touching how many members of the public, our own club and other classic car clubs congratulated us on this achievement. For full list of winners of the Awards click here.
This year's show theme was 'Built to Last' and our exhibits spanned 4 decades of production, showing that Wolseley cars were indeed built to last as all the exhibits are still on the road.
Our earliest exhibit was a Wolseley 11-22 two seater plus dickey – which is believed to be a prototype 11-22 E4 based on an E3 Ten. The vehicle was built in late 1924 and registered in Leeds on 14 February 1925 by dealer Atholl Dixon for a Dr Clough. The car spent all of its 'working life' in Leeds and is still based in that area. The owner was pleased to discuss his recent acquisition with visitors to the stand and learnt a few things he did not know before.
The next exhibit in age order was a 1929 Wolseley 21/60 Straight Eight. This rare example with a 3 litre engine is one of only 3 known UK survivors and attracted much attention. Wolseley Register members saw the car regularly at National Rallies over a number of years.
The 1937 Series III Wolseley 25 Drop Head Coupe Prototype exhibit was originally purchased by the 4000 factory workers at Cowley as a gift to Lord Nuffield on his 60th birthday that Christmas. William Morris (Lord Nuffield) retained the vehicle until his death in 1963. A new Profile book about this model was launched at the Show with the current owner, Wolseley Register Chairman, Clive Button, signed copies. The book may be ordered through our online shop.
A 1950 Wolseley 4/50 Series I represented one of the all-new models which was introduced at the first post-war Motor Show in 1948, along with the Wolseley 6/80 which turned out to be more popular with customers at that time having the larger engine. Therefore very few 4/50's remain with only about 20 currently taxed and on the road.
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During the Show, an overseas member was presented with his 25 years Long Membership Award – he is also the youngest long-serving member of the club!
More Wolseleys were spotted on other club stands, including a 1913 Wolseley on the Veteran Car Club stand:
On the other club stands adjoining the Wolseley Register, a 6/80 was exhibited on the 6/80 & MO Oxford & Cowley Club stand and the Landcrab Owners Club International (LOCI) showed two Wolseley 18/85 models, one of which is owned by a member of both the Wolseley Register and LOCI:
Technical advice, membership information and club merchandise were available to members and visitors. Many searches of our List of Recorded Vehicles were made on the stand to find out if current or previously-owned cherished Wolseleys were known to the club.
Thanks to all who helped build and man our prize-winning stand and to all those who visited us over the 3-day Show. The Register will be applying for a stand at next year's Classic Motor Show to be held on 8/9/10 November 2019.


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Last year I decided it was time I started really investing in proper, good quality jewellery. You know, the kind of necklaces that
I stumbled across Missoma – pronounced 'miss-summer', an online jewellery and pendant store selling just that, and onto my Christmas wishlist went a couple of items.
Choosing the investment pieces…
I wanted to start my collection with necklaces, so I asked for a choker and a standard necklace. I love the idea of layering jewellery, and thought these two pieces would allow me to start doing so.
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To layer with this, I chose the Star Struck Amulet Necklace. This is made of 18ct gold, and the star-struck simple signifies ambition, personal growth and following your dreams, which I only just realised now when researching the necklace! Pretty special though, right? I loved the astrological vibes of this design and I knew it's something I wouldn't go off in a few years time.
Next on the wishlist…
Necklaces are sorted (for now) and I'm itching for my next investment piece. Granted, it'll be a while considering they are investment pieces which means they do unfortunately come with a hefty-er price tag than most jewellery.
Next on the wishlist are earrings, and I'd love to pick up some basics, including the 18ct Gold Mini Tunnel Hoops.
But equally, I'd love some fun pieces like the Gold Celestial Stud Set. Just imagine how good these beauties would look with my Star Struck necklace!
The rings are just as stunning, and I love the quartz single wand rings. Why can't Santa come more than once a year?!
Do you have any investment pieces?
See everything in my current jewellery collection here.
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