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Seale, Surrey
Seale | |
St Laurence church |
Seale shown within Surrey | |
Population | 907 (2001 Civil Parish Census)[1] |
OS grid reference | SU8947 |
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Country | England |
Sovereign state | United Kingdom |
Post town | Farnham |
Postcode district | GU10 |
Dialling code | 01252 |
Police | Surrey |
Fire | Surrey |
Ambulance | South East Coast |
EU Parliament | South East England |
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Seale is a village in Surrey, England. Seale covers most of the civil parish of Seale and Sands and the steep slope and foot of the south side of the Hog's Back (mid-western section of the North Downs between Farnham and Guildford) as well as a large hill which exceeds it – as such is part of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Sands, including Sandy Cross forms the rest of the local government rural unit that provides certain minor services. Major services are provided by Guildford Borough Council and Surrey County Council. Across the old nucleus and mostly below the North Downs passes a short stretch of the long-distance footpath, the Pilgrims' Way (North Downs Way). Littleworth Cross is the southern sparsely inhabited junction settlement on minor woodland lanes, which has a heritage-listed park and garden which played host to an important event in the evolution of the work of international early 20th century homes and gardens designer Gertrude Jekyll. The west of the parish contains Farnham Golf Club.
- Current localities
Seale derives from the Old English word for "hall" or, alternatively, for "willow" (see for example Salfords).[2]
The Sands is not a relatively old name for any part of Seale, first recorded in Tudor period records, and derives from the quantities of Bargate sandstone and sand present in the far north-west of the Greensand Ridge especially in its high uplands, crowned here by the highest point in the parish, Crooksbury Hill.
- Former settlement or farmstead
Binton Farm takes its name from a Saxon settlement of Binton, which bears the prefix of a Old English personal name and standard suffix for any settlement.[2]
At the top of a short dry valley, at the foot of the steep Hog's Back, is the parish church of St Laurence, Seale. 800m down the valley is a spring, whose stream leads to Cutt Mill and hence to the Wey. The land undulates, between 165m in the southwest, down to 55m in the east. The north border is the 100 to 140m crest of a long range of hills with the popular name, the Hog's Back.[3]
The parish is almost square, 2 miles east to west and north to south. It covers 887 hectares (2,190 acres)[3][4] most of this is open countryside. The parish of Seale (combined villages of Seale and Sands) has a population of 900,[1]
Apart from houses by the old school, most of the houses in the parish are to the south, along Binton Lane and in The Sands.
Seale in the Kingdom of England remained in its county but was also in the hundred of Farnham[n 1]. Successive bishops retained right of free warren and other manorial privileges into the 19th century.
Seale's medieval parish church and rector served equally Tongham to the north until 1866, however much of the land was owned by the Bishop of Winchester who owned much of far-west Surrey since the early holder of that position Henry (of Blois) or Winchester, who used his power and status to build Farnham Castle.
The manor farm, evidencing this, were tenants of the Bishops of Winchester "for three lives" from 1839 (although they sold this interest in 1856).[5]
From the Tudor period, as evidenced by memorials in Seale church, the main landowner was the Woodroffe family (of whom two, David and Nicholas, father and son, were Sheriffs of London in 1554 and 1573 respectively), and later, by descent through a female line, the Chester family. They were seated at 'Poyle', Tongham, on the other side of the Hog's Back, whose landholdings extended into what became the reduced Seale and Sands parish. The mansion at Poyle Park is now demolished and its lands subdivided in the twentieth century – an interior from Poyle Park is on display in the Museum of London.
'Wood' Lane, which runs from the nucleus of Seale up to the top of the Hog's Back, shares its name with that of the family who leased Seale Manor Farm.
Village hall[edit]
A village hall provides regular events, near the old school and hosts parish council meetings.
The church was established in the 12th century as an outpost of Waverley Abbey. The bell tower houses a peal of six bells, the oldest and largest cast in the 16th century. The church was extensively restored and enlarged in about 1860. It is served by a Rector, who now also has care of the adjacent parishes of Puttenham and Wanborough. These three parishes were formally merged in 2004, although they retain their separate places of worship. Tongham was originally part of the parish of Seale, but it became an independent parish in 1866.[6]
Golf course[edit]
In the west of the parish, associated with The Sands which is immediately south-east of it, is Farnham Golf Club. The first five holes start in parkland after which there is a sudden change in scenery as the pine trees close in and the heather replaces the grass.[7]
Heathersett, Littleworth and park gardens[edit]
The 1873, rubblestone built, stone dressed, Grade II listed building in its listed park in the far south known as Heathersett, Littleworth has been attributed to R. Norman, architect.[8] The listed park is due to its later designer, Gertrude Jekyll. James Mangle lived at Valewood, Haslemere, one of the earliest rhododendron collectors and hybridisers. When James died in 1884, most of his plant collection was brought to his brother Harry's Littleworth Cross and Harry continued hybridising and exhibiting rhododendrons with the help of his sister Clara. Gertrude Jekyll (1843–1932), who lived at Munstead, knew the Mangles family and was visiting one afternoon in May 1889 when she was introduced to a young architect, Edwin Lutyens (1869–1944) who was designing a gardener's cottage and some garden buildings for Harry Mangles. The meeting was important for both Lutyens and Jekyll: she discovered someone with a similar love of the vernacular architecture of south-west Surrey, who would design her new home, Munstead Wood, and through her, he was introduced to many potential clients. Lutyens and Jekyll began a collaboration of building and garden design that would last until her death in 1932.
Manor Farm[edit]
Adjacent to the church are 17th and 18th century joined buildings known as Manor Farm converted into craft shops and a tea room.[9]
Oldest cluster[edit]
Manor Farm Cottages,[10] and Seale Lodge Cottages[11] stand opposite the church, clustered around the craft shop/tea room. These date to the early 18th century. Beside them is Stable Cottage of later that century.[12]
James Mangles, who lived at Valewood, Haslemere, was one of the earliest rhododendron collectors and hybridisers. When James died in 1884, most of his plant collection was brought to Littleworth Cross and Harry continued hybridising and exhibiting rhododendrons, with the help of his sister Clara. Gertrude Jekyll (1843–1932), who lived nearby at Munstead, knew the Mangles family and was visiting one afternoon in May 1889 when she was introduced to a young architect, Edwin Lutyens (1869–1944) who was designing a gardener's cottage and some garden buildings for Harry Mangles. The meeting was important for both Lutyens and Jekyll: she discovered someone with a similar love of the vernacular architecture of south-west Surrey, who would design her new home, Munstead Wood (qv), and through her, he was introduced to many potential clients. Lutyens and Jekyll began a collaboration of building and garden design that would last until her death in 1932.
- Hampton Estate
Most of the non-forested, agricultural land in Seale is appurtenant to (attached to or let by the owners of) Hampton Lodge, a Grade II listed Regency period mansion of c.1810. The tall two-storey house is Stuccoed brick to its façade with mansard slate roofs and some fishscale banding.[13] This estate is an early 20th-century merger of land formerly owned by the Long family, land formerly that of Seale Lodge, and agricultural and parkland formerly comprising the Great Down estate, centred on another mansion at the top of the Hog's Back, Great Down, which was demolished in the 1950s. The Hampton Estate was acquired by Eustace Thornton in 1929. He was succeeded by his son, Sir Richard Thornton, KCVO, OBE, Lord Lieutenant of Surrey 1986–1997 and then by Sir Richard's daughter and son-in-law, Bridget and Bill Biddell.
- Former landmarks
Seale Lodge, built in ornate style with surrounding landholdings fell into dilapidation and was demolished c. 1970.
The village school has closed and been converted into a private house.
The Sands[edit]
The Sands, is the largest settlement in the parish, green-buffered from all other settlements. The Sands has a pub, The Barley Mow. Its local shop and post office has closed.
Sandy Cross[edit]
On the Seale side of Farnham Golf Course is part of the parish sometimes known as Sandy Cross, towards the west it turns at an informal point into Furze Hill and a heavily pined area. Here behind a few houses is a worked sand pit.[14]
Demography and housing[edit]
The United Kingdom Census 2011 reveals that parish, had 907 people living in 360 households.[1] Almost all of these had farmland or gardens.[14]
Output area | Population | Households | Owned outright | Owned with a loan | hectares[1] |
Seale and Sands | 907 | 360 | 169 (46.9%) | 127 (35.3%) | 887[1] |
The proportion of households in the civil parish who owned their home outright compares to the regional average of 35.1%. The proportion who owned their home with a loan compares to the regional average of 32.5%. The remaining % is made up of rented dwellings (plus a negligible % of households living rent-free).
Output area | Detached | Semi-detached | Terraced | Flats and apartments | Caravans/temporary/mobile homes | shared between households[1] |
(Civil Parish) | 244 | 98 | 12 | 4 | 2 | 0 |
The average level of accommodation in the region composed of detached houses was 28%, the average that was apartments was 22.6%.
The village is well connected by roads but not rail and had approximately 50% of its working population recorded in 2011 as commuting 20–40 km, living in the rural outer Metropolitan Green Belt yet commuting to major employment areas such as London, Farnborough, Fleet and Aldershot.[1]
Specific long-distance roads are the A31 and the A331 roads (the Blackwater Valley Route) dual carriageway; along the entire northern border and 1 mile (1.6 km) north-west, respectively.
See also[edit]
Further reading[edit]
- Anonymous The Church of St. Laurence Seale: A Short Guide and History [Published by the church]
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Seale, Surrey. |
- village website Run by Seale and Sands Parish Council
- Hampton Estate website
- Francis Frith historic photographs of Seale
- Photograph of Seale church and churchyard
- Stained Glass Windows at Stained Glass Records: St. Lawrence Seale, Surrey
Notes and references[edit]
- Notes
- ^ Hundreds faded into economic, then official insignificance by the late 19th century and completely by the time of the Local Government Act 1894
- References
- ^ a b c d e f g Key Statistics; Quick Statistics: Population Density United Kingdom Census 2011 Office for National Statistics Retrieved 6 November 2013
- ^ a b English Place Name Studies, Surrey volume
- ^ a b Grid square map Ordnance survey website
- ^ http://www.atrk01.dsl.pipex.com/VillagesX.htm Archived 22 November 2004 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Surrey County Council history pages
- ^ St Lawrence's, Seale The Church of England Retrieved 10 November 2013
- ^ Farnham Golf Club English Golf Courses (directory with reviews) Retrieved 10 November 2013
- ^ Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1294453)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Manor ('House') 'Farm' (Craft shops and tea room) Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1029604)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Manor Farm CottagesHistoric England. "Details from listed building database (1294481)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Seale Lodge Cottages Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1029605)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Stable Cottage Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1294487)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ Hampton Lodge Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1029608)". National Heritage List for England.
- ^ a b OS Map with Listed Buildings and Parks marked
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- Nina Patricia @ The Adventures of Nina Patricia said...
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- Donna Boucher said...
How fun are those chairs!
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- Pfeiffer Photos said...
Love the wall hanging in the top photo! I'm in the process of doing something like that to our dining chairs but I'm having the covers made with elastic so I can pull them off to drop in the washer/dryer as needed. :)
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Elevation (feet): | 7,516 |
Elevation (meters): | 2,291 |
Continent: | North America |
Country: | Canada |
Range/Region: | Cascade Range |
Province: | British Columbia |
Latitude: | 49.004518 |
Longitude: | -121.679163 |
Difficulty: | Technical Climb |
Best months for climbing: | May, Jun, Jul |
Year first climbed: | 1932 |
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Canadian Border Peak is less than a kilometer north of the US-Canada border. With the higher American Border Peak 1.5 km to its south, Canadian Border Peak is situated at the northern end of a group of inter-connected peaks on a high ridge between Tomyhoi Creek to the west and Silesia Creek to the east. Canadian Border Peak is located northeast of Mount Baker and can be seen from the Mount Baker Highway, but is more easily seen from the Canadian side of the border. Winchester Mountain also provides an excellent vantage point to view and photograph the steep and sheer walls of this mountain. The rock consists of interbedded and interfolded phyllites, slates, and greenstone. The standard approach from Slesse Creek Road involves cross-country route finding and some exposed climbing to reach the summit.
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'bout time.This is NOT an increase. It is an expiration.
Sanity breaking out finally in the GOP? Or isn't he in the club anymore after saying something like this?
good to see a republican senator that does not have to kiss the butt of the wealthy or big business to get elected. a rare republican.
McConnell has made it a goal this year to make sure president Obama is only a 2 term preident.
vote repubs out asap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Charge the entire House of Representatives with treason and threaten to lock them up!
what a joke, think this will effect the "wealthy",,, nope.. they do not have wages or income that is taxed at that rate.... the wealthy has incomes from capital gains and devidends.... and with this they will sell it off and invest in tax free securities. No business growth, no job growth. And this will be doubled because of the capitial gains taxes in Obamacare. And where do you think the taxes for Obamacare will be going... to pay for food stamps for the next 9 million who will be losing there jobs....
These GOP senators, they don't have to worry about Grover Sandwich or the Tea Party or losing the next election as a repercussion of abandoning their ridiculous pledge, because they get super-retirement for life anyway, so $100,000 a year for the rest of their lives, who gives a hoot about being reelected? That's our corrupt congress for y'all.
Good for him.
One tiny flash of cognitive activity in the republican party.
Kinda sad.
These GOP senators, they don't have to worry about Grover Sandwich or losing the next election as a repercussion of abandoning their ridiculous pledge, because they get super-retirement for life anyway, so $100,000 a year for the rest of their lives, who gives a hoot about being reelected? That's our corrupt congress for y'all.
norquist can afford to threaten GOP who signed pledge. He wasn't elected so he doesn't so he doesn't have to worry about losing his job.refusing to sign pledge to norquist is same as breaking pledge.
When we talk about wealthy CEO's, may we also talk about the wealthy Institutions who pay them to protect their investments? The teachers unions, the pension funds, mutual funds...not to mention all those john doe 401K and IRA investors whose stock portfolios have grown many times more than those who do not have the funds to invest.
I am glad someone has the guts to do what is right, thanks Senator Coburn.
The GOP is committed to their oath to Grover Norquist putting it above their oath to the USA as elected officials. What a sad day for Americans to see Lincoln's party highjacked by GREED. The GOP dropped the penny (Lincoln) for Benjamin Franklin ($100 bill) thus making their allegiance to a COUNTRY UNDER GREED and NOT A COUNTRY UNDER GOD!
Pretty straight forward stuff. Now, on to the details!
For anyone to consider anybody at 250k rich is ridiculous. So many dual income families meet this bar especially if they are even close to retirement.
Even dual income people close to retirement with any amount of savings with interest are over 250k. that isn't much really.
The GOP implosion is beginning. The few "moderates" are attempting to return to a party that at least spoke of compromise and finding common ground, and although they don't yet have a focused leader, some people are beginning to emerge. In the meantime, the hardliners are just growing deeper and deeper roots, unwilling to even consider discussions that might lead to answers. At some point, especially in the House, the GOP "group" is going to become "unleadable" simply because enough of them will have figured it out. For the rest, they will wallow in "the math that they tell themselves" and wonder why they can't prevail with their extreme positions.
barry won't negotiate so it's a moot point isn't it...
It doesn't have to be coupled with anything. We taxed the rich before and we can do it again. We can also raise the minimum wage to get people out of poverty. That would reduce government spending without making any changes to current programs for the needy, because there would be a lot fewer of them who needed help. Raising the minimum wage and taxing the rich as we did in former times would solve most of our current economic problems. After all , it is not the rich who are in trouble, but the poor. Granted, the rate at which the rich are growing richer would decline, corporate executives would receive smaller bonuses, and they would have to learn to tough it out in smaller yachts and mansions, but I think if average working Americans had incomes of over a million they'd be happy to pay a few bucks more in taxes. I know I would.
Sometime these so called leaders need to shut up and do their darn job or get. Out of way.
"Welcome to the Club," read a news release issued by House Democrats. It's not surprising that the Dems gloat, but it's a big mistake. A gracious acceptance would better suit their agenda.
At last, someone who isn't kowtowing to the wealthy. As Warren Buffet has said, why should he pay less taxes than his secretary. Why should my 96 year old uncle/88 year old aunt pay more taxes than the wealthy.
Please note that he said millionairess and billionaires. There is a huge difference between earning $2M per year as a family or $250k. I always felt that this artificial line at $250k is seriously into the upper middle class and is not wealthy, especially in high cost of living areas. Problem for congress is that statistically speaking it's easier to gather support for a 2% number because while not large it is a whole, tangible number. Taxing only at $1M and up would only affect about 0.8% of the taxpayers and that fractional number is not as sexy and/or easy to sell. But if you make it this way it would put a lot of non corporate businesses and upper middle class families out of the crossfire.
I don't think there would be as much friction selling tax increases on millionaires and up.


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Breed Opinions? Hi there to the community of Horse Forum! I have a beautiful 12 year old, seal bay minimal sabino, 13hh Gelding, I got him years ago as a childhood pony, and then I didn't care about what he was, I was getting a pony! I am 18 now, I got him when I was about 13, and he is unpedigreed and I found in his old sales papers says "Hackney Type" and the friend who found him for us told us he was a Hackney X Morgan. Which to me makes since because of his colors, The way I know he is Sabino is, even though he has what seems to be normal legs and face markings, up close they are jagged and rough, also he has a speckled, sabino like chin white, as well as a, about 3" diameter white spot just above his gential area on his under belly. But anyway, what I was getting as is Hackneys are known to be commonly Sabino, and Morgans are so common in the area since we are in NH on the direct border of Vermont (where the Morgan was born) so yea, I guess what I am asking is, just by his conformation, what do you think? http://i49.tinypic.com/dwio0.jpg http://i48.tinypic.com/2gxpaqd.jpg http://i47.tinypic.com/2dw692q.jpg Thanks In Advance! :D |
I see a good driving horse. Do you ride him? |
He definitely favors the Morgan side. Do you have any plans for him? |
Not Exactly a Children's Pony! Not much besides the Agility, He is doing good with it. I would love to drive him, but he would not be good personality wise, he is extremely unpredictable, he recently took up the idea of rearing in the middle of a even trot. He is really a one person horse, I expect from his Morgan Side. He will only work with me, I have gentled him since we got him from a abusive home, and would not get near anybody for more than a year, I didn't give up on him. But he still has his issues, and up points, He is so lovey to me, he rubs you with his muzzle and is in your pocket, the vet said he was to smart for his own good, hence the reason our gates and doors have to be triple locked! But I love him so much, It has taken years to get him to let me walk up to him in the pasture and halter him, he does it now, but on a 1 to 10, 10 being spirited, 1 being bombproof, he like a 9.5, Not exactly the children's pony we where promised years ago! |
Favors Morgan in the head and neck and I see Hackney in the body. I would call the assumption of Morgan Hackney to be correct. |
He is certainly a handsome fellow. |
I don't know what Hackneys are like personaility wise, but sounds like he sure didn't get the Morgan temperment. |
Definitely hackney like. Every hackney I have met, including the "kid broke" ones have a few screws loose. He definitely has that hackney look about him too Posted via Mobile Device |
He's beautiful, he sure looks Morgan. |
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Santa Margarita's Shoults stuns with two national records (video)
RIVERSIDE – Santa Margarita's swimming program produced some of the best individual and team racing the CIF-SS Division 1 final could handle Saturday night.
The meet, however, couldn't quite handle Grant Shoults.
The Santa Margarita senior smashed national high school records in the 200- and 500-yard freestyles, drawing a range of reactions as he showcased a rare blend of speed and endurance at Riverside City College.
The Stanford-bound swimmer shared the spotlight with Santa Margarita's girls, who claimed a third consecutive Division 1 crown by racking up 309 points to outdistance upstart Woodbridge (271.5).
Dana Hills' boys overcame a tough disqualification to breaststroker Trent Pellini in prelims to finish a distant second (252.5 points) to team champion Loyola of Los Angeles (369.50).
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But the county's night belonged to Santa Margarita.
"We take a lot of pride (in our program)," said Santa Margarita's Samantha Shelton, who captured the 200 freestyle (1 minute, 45.06 seconds) and 100 butterfly (53.72) in lifetime-best times and anchored the winning the 200 and 400 freestyle relays.
"This was definitely our hardest (title) because we lost Katie (McLaughlin) but the depth of our team proved (itself)."
Shoults' record-setting night began with the 200 freestyle. His intentions were clear from the start. He was going after the national prep record set earlier Saturday by Maxime Rooney in Northern California.
Shoults blasted a time of 1:33.26 to slice almost a half-second off Rooney's time of 1:33.70, which edged the national record by Tom Shields of Edison (1:33.83) in 2009.
Shoults' time drew a roar from the crowd and leaping splash from the celebrating new record-holder once he lifted his googles to check his time.
But he wasn't done. He captured the 500 freestyle in a national high school record 4:12.87, smashing the 2013 record of Jack Conger by exactly a second. Conger now swim at Texas and hails from Maryland.
Shoults didn't celebrate as much after the 500. He was visibly tired as he hung on the wall but his blend of speed and endurance was evident.
"I 100 percent contribute that to Coach (Bill) Rose (of the Mission Viejo Nadadores), Coach Bill Voigt, Coach Richard (Hunter)," Shoults said. "Work works. ... It's the training at the Nadadores that put me in a place to get those times. … I'm so happy how it all turned out."
And Shoults posted the records without shaving or tapering because of the U.S. Olympic Trials in late June.
"Grant is a machine," said Coach Terry Stoddard of Swim Pasadena. "What you saw was history. … (He's) the combination of sprint speed and endurance. It's rare."
Shoults' splits backed up Stoddard's belief.
He split the halfway point of the 200 in a swift 45.65 seconds (22.00, 23.65) and then held a 23.81 and 23.80 to the wall.
Rose praised him for his execution afterward. "That's how you swim a 200," he told Shoults.
In the 500, he split the first 250 at 2:05.24 and came home in 2:07.63.
"His endurance is very, very good," Voigt said of Shoults. "He's an exceptional athlete."
The finals sessions produced drama in the first event. Woodbridge's medley relay appeared to rally to out-touch Mater Dei for the victory but the timing board flashed a disqualification for the Warriors. But the board soon changed the "D" to another lane and the Warriors' team of Sydney Okubo, Isis Choi, Whitney Chang and anchor Molly McCance claimed the title in 1:44.71.
Santa Margarita deployed the combinations of Mackenzie Degn, Marriott Hoffmann, Jeni Griffin, Shelton, Emily Boggess and Isabela Patino to touch first in the 200 and 400 freestyle relays (1:34.02, 3:24.38).
Shelton's 200 free moved her to No. 2 in county history -- past legendary Sippy Woodhead among others -- behind McLaughlin's Division 1 record 1:43.01. She climbed to No. 6 in the butterfly, just behind former county record holder Kaitlin Sandeno at 53.70.
The county also crowned individual champions in Edison's Nora Deleske (200 individual medley, 1:59.53), Woodbridge's Kate Krolikowski (500 free, lifetime-best 4:47.54) and Foothill's Courtney Mykkanen (100 back, 54.19). Deleske's time ranks her fifth in county history.
Fountain Valley's Justin Nguyen continued his rise by capturing the 100 free in the No. 5 all-time county time of 44.58 and adding the title in the backstroke (48.94). He ranks No. 7 all-time in the dorsal event.
"It's exciting to win races," said Nguyen, who captured his first CIF titles.
Mater Dei's Christian Hockenbury won the 50 free in an outside lane with a county-leading 20.47. The junior ranks fifth in county history in the two-lap race.
Huntington Beach's 200 free relay also showed its sprint speed. Peter Crocker, Jacob Cavano, Grant Brehm and Ethan Wojciechowski won in 1:23.23, third in county history. The same foursome placed second in the 400 free relay with a 3:03.16, also third in county history.
The Sunset League girls proved mighty, placing Edison (fifth), Marina (eighth) and Los Alamitos (ninth) in the top-nine. Tesoro's girls placed third.
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Warwick Build Guide by Chehmohriih
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This guide has not yet been updated for the current season. Please keep this in mind while reading. You can see the most recently updated guides on the browse guides page.
Warwick Build
Ability Sequence
Not Updated For Current Season
The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
In this guide i will teach you, how to do a good build, masteries and runes with warwick.
I'm not gonna teach you how to play or jungling with him because there are many guides on that.
Summoner Spells
With Line I choice
Obviously to help with Jungle Creeps
A lot of debate has been on this spell or like Ghost but i got flamed because Warwick has built in speed buff with his hunters call so i finally chose Flash as it does allow you to teleport through walls and ghost doesn't.
Skill Sequence
Each of Warwick's attacks will heal him for 5/10/15 health. Each successive attack against the same target will restore increasing amounts of health to Warwick.
Skill Q:
Takes a bite out of enemy unit for damage and heals Warwick.
Strikes an enemy for the greater value between 75/125/175/225/275 (+1) and 8/11/14/17/20% of the target's maximum health (can only do flat damage to monsters), and heals Warwick for 100% of the damage dealt.
Skill W:
Warwick lets out a howl, increasing all nearby friendly champions' attack speed for a short time.
Warwick lets out a howl that inspires all nearby allied champions. This increases Warwick's attack speed by 40/50/60/70/80% and all nearby friendly champions' attack speed by half of that for 10 seconds.
Skill E:
Warwick passively senses weakened enemy champions around him. The scent of blood sends him into a fury causing him to move at incredible speeds.
Passive: Warwick senses enemy champions under 50% life within 1500/2300/3100/3900/4700 distance of him; while he detects a low-health enemy, he gains 20/25/30/35/40% Movement Speed.
Ultimate Skill:
Warwick lunges at an enemy Champion, stunning them, suppressing their summoner spells and dealing damage for a few seconds.
Warwick lunges at an enemy Champion, stunning and making them unable to use summoner spells for 1.7 seconds. While they are stunned, Warwick quickly strikes the target 5 times for 33% of his attack damage plus 40/60/80. Warwick gains an additional 30% lifesteal while performing Infinite Duress.
Items Guide / Reasoning
We already figure you know what the items do by them self. So we will spare you the extra reading and get straight to the point of why we chose them.
Madred's Bloodrazor
Madred's Bloodrazor is one of the most crucial and game breaking items to get the Dmg conversion from Max Health to Magic Dmg rips through tanks and squishys alike.
Berserker's Greaves
Zerks are a great additional to early game and mid to endgame performance for the boost in attack speed. Though if fighting Disablers go Treads.
Wit's End
Wit's End is only an item you should obtain facing a team with mana users, the attack speed and average magic resist helps throughout the game. P.S. Wit's End now hurts Ninjas :D
Thank you JunSupport for pointing out early game grabbing Wit's End is better for saying "The passive Bloodrazor procs are weaker early game, and Wit's End is more solid for damage. Madred's is stronger as a mid-game item as opposed to rushing it first."
The Bloodthirster
Bloodthirster is an amazingly versatile weapon though its max potential is only reached when gaining max stacks the lifesteal and static damage is great.
Optional item
I usually choose this if there is another melee champion on my team.
Guardian Angel
Warwick though a beast when played well and farmed on time can still be focused and taken down quite easily, Guardian Angel allows you to get back up and acquire revenge on your enemies when their cooldowns have been expended and their defenses are low.
The Black Cleaver
Black Cleaver allows you to reduce an opponents armor when used in combination
With Warwick's Infinite Duress 5 stacks can be instantly applied before the fight even gets going.
Runes / Reasoning
I will make this as simple as possible.
I decided to go with:
With that little extra Armor penetration it helps not only when Jungling but also when you are ganking/in a fight.
9xgreater seal of resililence
Jungle minions deal physical damage enough said.
As for Glyphs i chose to go with:
Because i personally feel cooldown reduction is a must for just about all champions, how many times have you died do to a skill/spell being on cooldown
Now for Quintessence i went:
I debated between Armor Penetration or Attack Speed, but i ended up going with the Armor Penetration because with the item build and Warwick's Hunter's Call spell you can reach 2.5 Attack Speed or close to it. The Armor Penetration goes greatly with The Black Cleaver as well.
Creeping / Jungling
Early Game Jungling
I start off with 1x and 1x
Now we are going to assume you are on the blue side use the following video as a guide on where to go when Jungling Now start at Area 1 kill the creeps then, go to Area 2 use Smite on the Aura Creep when at 425 HP or near it. Head over to Area 3 and use normal attacks useHungering Strike when needed by the time you kill the creeps at Area 5 you should be able to buy 1x . Now head over to Lizard or Area 7 once finished, go get Dragon Buff from Area 8. Congratulation you did a successful Twisted Treeline Jungle run. Once you reach level 6 and have Infinite Duress stun start ganking or help support teammates.
Alternate Jungle Route:
Something lots of players seam to do is stick strick to their builds. Well doing this can work, but order of completion will make a big difference. Remember every game is unique, and you the player must adjust. If your being over tanked, you may have to buy some Armour for early game and sell it later. Or something as simple as buying your 4th items 2nd and your 2nd item last. Just ***es, and match a choice and hope for the best out come.
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Vancouverites are a lonely bunch, and that may not be such a bad thing.
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Hey abevemi, I'll give you a quick rundown of the the steps and see if you're doing anything wrong. I noticed you said you're using DL TDK discs, which haven't worked for me. I used a TDK SL disc and here's what I did.
1) Download and save the ISO
2) Open the ISO file with software such as PowerISO. The unregistered version works fine for me, even though it says there's a limitation. Here's the official download link [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
3) Navigate to the IDX folder and delete any unwanted Points of Interest Data.
I deleted all the NZ POI data
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5) Open IMGBURN. Select "write image file to disc" and select your saved ISO
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The Board of Directors of NCRC will meet today with Chairman Ben Bernanke at the Federal Reserve to say that before acting to shore up Wall Street, the government should first provide assistance to homeowners to avoid foreclosure, the core problem rocking the financial system, and then act to help Wall Street out of its current crisis.
Foreclosure prevention efforts should take the form of a broad scale loan modification effort modeled after the Home Owners Loan Corporation of the 1930s, such as NCRC's proposed Homeowners Emergency Loan Program (or HELP Now). Under that plan, the government would buy whole loans at a discount and modify them in such a way as to make them sustainable for the homeowner. The program would be significantly less expensive than the Administration's plan, because after modification the government would sell the loans and recoup the major part of the cost.
Congress should also amend bankruptcy law to allow judges to modify the terms of primary mortgages, as is currently allowed for investment properties.
"Assisting homeowners to stay in their homes would have been a more effective and equitable way to prevent the collapse of financial institutions and seizure of the credit markets," said John Taylor. "In addition to keeping the economy strong, doing so would have allowed millions of working families to maintain their homes."
Once Congress has assisted homeowners, it is appropriate and necessary for them to address the liquidity crisis that has resulted from the ongoing foreclosure crisis.
"Address the woes of Wall Street second," said John Taylor. "Bailing out the very firms that caused this crisis in the first place would be an outrage."
Finally, Congress should enact protections for homeowners to ensure that unfair and deceptive lending practices do not again lead to a foreclosure crisis. Senator Dodd's Homeownership Preservation and Protection Act of 2007 should be added to the Wall Street bailout package. "Asking the American public to pay $700 billion to bail out investors for reckless and irresponsible lending practices without ensuring this problem does not reoccur in the future is unconscionable," said John Taylor.
The Dodd bill would eliminate prepayment penalties and yield-spread premiums in subprime and high-cost loans (as defined by HMDA), and create a "good faith and fair dealing" duty for all lenders, including a fiduciary responsibility for brokers. The proposal aggressively addresses abuses in the servicing sector, and would hold lenders accountable for problematic appraisals. Non-traditional products, such as option-ARMs and so-called 2/28 & 3/27 mortgages, are also included in the protections of the bill.
Congress needs to get these three things done – a comprehensive plan to address foreclosures, efforts to improve liquidity and an anti-predatory lending bill – before it adjourns. If they fail to do all three, they will leave American homeowners out in the cold.
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Oh, how funny. I was planning on doing something similar tomorrow with my daughter. We spent today doing apple crafts and I figured we would do apple tree things tomorrow. Thanks for sharing!
oh how fun! you always have the best crafts!
Oh my how cute are your four seasons? Simply adorable!Thank you again for sharing to Kids Get Crafty!Maggy
I LOVE those first two books. Now I'll have to read the last two. One of my favorite activities for kids, especially ones who don't live in climates where there are truly seasonal changes.
What wonderful books! I love the glitter on the trees for winter. Waht a great idea!
We just finished our apple theme this week and did not do a single activity about the seasons of an apple tree! I think we'll have to attempt it this weekend just because!
I love this! We're learning about seasons right now in preschool and I think this is a great way to illustrate them! I'd looove for you to link up to my kids' activities and crafts challenge!http://oneartmama.blogspot.com/2011/10/fall-craft-challenge-5-kids-craft-or.html
What a wonderful project. Your girls have made some beautiful pictures.
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Disconnect Me: Thoughts on the Night Before the Most Connected Human Event of All Time
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Wow...awesome girl.
My last world cup was the saddest, because as Italy was qualifying for the final, that night I suddenly realized that the woman I saw an hour before next to my ex, was the one he just dump me for. I had missed the perfect opportunity to do my hysteric scene, through my glass of beer on their faces. Instead I just kissed her on the check, oblivious.. She was his assistant, and I couldn't possible be part of such a cliché. It was awkward bumping into each other at the pub, he was in such a hurry to leave when he saw me that he forgot to pay the bill. An hour later as in the other room people were screaming for the goal, I started screaming because the reality hit me hard in the belly!
This year I'm not planning to watch the world cup, but I feel like after hard work, I definitely qualified for my "final", and now I savour my private victory.
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Because of the detailed nature of the below graphics, they will take a while to load unless you are on a fast connection. Below are 2 examples of where the Tetragrammaton has been found in ancient copies of the Septuagint. The Septuagint is a 3rd to 2nd Century BCE Greek translation of the Hebrew Scriptures. The below fragments are evidence that the Septuagint originally contained the name Yahweh.
The first is an ancient fragment of the Septuagint dated between 50 BCE and 50 CE (AD). If this dating is correct, it would have been written near the time of Yahushua's ministry. The name of these fragments are "Nahal Hever Minor Prophets" because they are fragments of Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah and Zechariah found in the Nahal Hever cave, south of Qumran. The Tetragrammaton is indicated with the large black arrow.
Notice that the Tetragrammaton is written in the ancient Hebrew (Paleo-Hebrew) script. Here is another example of an ancient fragment of the Septuagint dating to the First Century CE (AD). This fragment contains parts Job 42:
There are other early fragments that also contain the sacred name in like manner. According to scholars, no copies of the Septuagint dated before the mid-2nd century CE/AD substitutes the Tetragrammaton (Yahweh's name) with "Kyrios" (the Greek word Lord).
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It was a grand eulogy befitting a Prime Minister who will be remembered as one of Australia's great orators.
When Indigenous leader Noel Pearson rose to "speak to this old man's legacy with no partisan brief" his resounding speech on Gough Whitlam's legacy captivated a full house at Sydney's Town Hall, and thousands of people who had gathered outside to pay their respects.
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Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson describes Whitlam as 'a friend without peer of the original Australians' in a soaring speech at the memorial service for the former Labor Prime Minister.
It is now being acclaimed as one of the great public eulogies in Australian history.
"There is no more compelling public speaker in Australia than Noel Pearson," said Michael Fullilove, executive director of Lowy Institute and the editor of the book Men and Women of Australia! Our Greatest Modern Speeches.
"And at Gough Whitlam's magnificent memorial service, Pearson gave a speech that was worthy of his subject. That's a very high compliment indeed."
In Town Hall's public square, thousands of people crowded together to watch the service from a large screen which had been erected for those members of the public who had been unsuccessful in the ticket lottery.
Undeterred by the hot sun, people stood transfixed as Pearson's words echoed through the square, extolling Whitlam's role in freeing Indigenous people "from those discriminations that humiliated and degraded our people".
"Without this old man, the land and human rights of our people would never have seen the light of day," he said.
Although Pearson's speech came midway through the two hour memorial service, when the ceremony concluded people lingered in the square to discuss the great panegyric they had witnessed.
For Robert Thorton, 66, who watched the speech on the public screen, Pearson's eulogy resonated with the grandeur of one of Martin Luther King Jr's orations.
"That was in the back of my head the whole time," he said.
"I've never heard anything so moving. His heart was in every word he spoke."
Peter Scott from Rushcutters Bay praised the speech for its "ferocity and candour" and said it encapsulated the grand oratory of the Whitlam era.
"There was a language [in the speech] that was with us with Gough," he said.
"Not too many people are capable of delivering that kind of speech. It enlivens and enriches, and thrills the hell of people when they hear it."
Asking "what did Gough do for us anyway?" Pearson's rhetorical question drew rounds of applause from the crowd as he rattled off the list of Whitlam's policy achievements.
"It was a metaphor of Gough and although it was Noel Pearson's own voice it was the voice of Australia in many ways," said Theodora Lafkas, who also in the crowd.
Ms Lafkas said people needed to be reminded of Whitlam's achievements and hoped it "awakened a passion for change".


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What do you guys think about it? For me it's just pathetic! I've never liked this player, mainly because of his me-first attitude. But what was the New York Knicks point guard thinking of when he decided to get this shabby tattoo ala Mike Tyson?! I guess Marbury definitely lost his mind!
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These flowers are pollinated by beetles and the usual method of hand pollinating the flowers doesn't work. They like a fair amount of water, with - of course - adequate drainage.
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Canada pulls off late win in Moncton
Posted on 30 May 2012 in Women's National Team / Olympic Team
Some added-time magic by Christine Sinclair was the difference in a 1:0 victory over China PR on Wednesday 30 May in Moncton, NB. The late Sinclair goal off a Diana Matheson free kick provides a memorable send off for the Canadian women's team, who were making their first appearance in New Brunswick in advance of their London 2012 Women's Olympic Football Tournament.
Sinclair now has 14 goals in just 12 appearances this calendar season, the third-highest single-season total of her career. Her 134 career goals rank third all time behind Mia Hamm (retired, 158) and Abby Wambach (active, 135 as of Sunday night). As for goalkeeper Erin McLeod, it was the 22nd clean sheet of her career. In 12 international matches this season, Canada's record is nine wins and three losses.
Match Highlights: Canada 1 - 0 China PR
The event on 30 May was the first Canadian match staged at Stade Moncton 2010 Stadium, one of the venues for the upcoming 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada. The match also allowed the Canadian Soccer Association to share its 100th anniversary with the soccer community in Atlantic Canada. With 7,514 fans in attendance, the Canada-China PR match set a new attendance record for an international soccer match in the province of New Brunswick.
Before kick off, special congratulations were reserved for Candace Chapman and Karina LeBlanc, both of whom made their 100th appearance for Canada earlier this year. Chapman reached the milestone on 27 January 2012 while LeBlanc reached the milestone on 24 March 2012. Chapman and LeBlanc were the ninth and 10th players to reach the milestone for Canada.
Canada will participate in the London 2012 Women's Olympic Football Tournament from 25 July to 9 August. This will mark Canada's second participation in the Women's Olympic Football Tournament, following a quarter-final finish at Beijing 2008. Following the match in Moncton, the Canadian team will head to Sandy, Utah, for an away Women's International Friendly match on 30 June against the USA.


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"I have always argued that change becomes stressful and overwhelming only when you've lost any sense of the constancy of your life. You need firm ground to stand on. From there, you can deal with that change."
Richard Nelson Bolles
"The secret to success is constancy to purpose."
Benjamin Disraeli
"The sunflower is a favorite emblem of constancy"
Thomas Bulfinch
"The secret of success is constancy of purpose."
"Since 'tis Nature's law to change, Constancy alone is strange"
John Wilmot (2nd Earl of Rochester)
"As soon / Seek roses in December - ice in June; / Hope constancy in wind, or corn in chaff; / Believe a woman or an epitaph, / Or any other thing that's false, before / You trust in critics."
Lord Byron
"Afflictions sent by providence melt the constancy of the noble minded, but confirm the obduracy of the vile, as the same furnace that liquefies the gold, hardens the clay"
Charles Caleb Colton
"Constancy... that small change of love, which people exact so rigidly, receive in such counterfeit coin, and repay in baser metal."
"Constancy is the complement of all other human virtues"
Giuseppe Mazzini
"Constancy has nothing virtuous in itself, independently of the pleasure it confers, and partakes of the temporizing spirit of vice in proportion as it endures tamely moral defects of magnitude in the object of its indiscreet choice."
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Hito Steyerl, Adorno's Grey (Still), 2012, Image courtesy of the Artist, Andrew Kreps Gallery , New York - Following the success of Artes Mundi 6, awarded to Theaster Gates earlier this year, Artes Mundi is pleased to announce the shortlist for the seventh edition of the UK's leading biennial art prize, Artes Mundi 7. The winner of the prestigious £40,000 Cardiff based Artes Mundi prize will be announced in January 2017 following a four month exhibition of works by the shortlists artists. The shortlist was selected from over 700 nominations spanning 90 countries and includes seven of world's most celebrated contemporary artists. They are: JOHN AKOMFRAH (UK) | NEÏL BELOUFA (FRANCE/ALGERIA) AMY FRANCESCHINI / FUTUREFARMERS (USA/BELGIUM) LAMIA JOREIGE (LEBANON) | NÁSTIO MOSQUITO (ANGOLA) HITO STEYERL (GERMANY/JAPAN) | BEDWYR WILLIAMS (UK/WALES) John Akomfrah OBE is renowned for his ground-breaking films such as The Stuart Hall Project (2013). Neïl Beloufa is known in the UK for his widely-reviewed 2014 ICA show, Counting on People. Amy Franceschini's is the founder of the Californian artist and farming collective, Futurefarmers. Lamia Joreige was the first female Lebanese artist to be recognised on a global scale and the first to have a major work acquired by Tate. Nástio Mosquito was recently named as one of Africa's Ten African Artist's to Look Out For by the Guardian. Hito Steyerl's surreal videos set in the 'post-internet age' have won her multiple awards. Bedwyr Williams is one of the UK's most sought after artists and is celebrated for his work representing Wales at the 55th Venice Biennale. Please see full biographies overleaf. The Artes Mundi 7 shortlist will take part in a major exhibition of formative and new works which will run from 21st October 2016 to February 26th 2017 at National Museum Cardiff and Chapter, Cardiff. For Artes Mundi 7 there will also be an extended programme across the city in partnership with other organisations. Artes Mundi 7 selectors, Elise Atangana, an independent curator based in Paris and Cameroon; Alist - United Kingdom - Saturday 14th March 2015 (1 Picture)
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John Bryson, in full John Edgar Bryson (born July 24, 1943, New York City, New York, U.S.), American businessman and environmentalist who served as secretary of commerce (2011–12) in the administration of U.S. Pres. Barack Obama.
Bryson was raised in Portland, Oregon. As a child, he developed a love of the outdoors while spending time at his family's farm and mountain cabin, and he was active in the Boy Scouts. He earned a bachelor's degree in history from Stanford University in 1965 and received a law degree from Yale in 1969. The following year Bryson cofounded the Natural Resources Defense ... (100 of 418 words)


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Psi-Judge Anderson commission
Here is a commission I painted a couple of months ago of Psi-Judge Anderson (with Judge Death in the background) from the 2000 AD Judge Dredd comics. The original measures about 12"x18" and is painted in gouache.
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Looks great, Josh. Really like the shading on the face.
Can't wait for another process post! - 3:39 AM
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The next painting is of the Bride of Frankenstein. It's the largest piece I have done yet, and I used quite a few different techniques. My wife snapped a few pictures as I was really painting, so it should be a decent behind-the-scenes post. - 4:01 PM


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Glenn Donald McGrath AM , nicknamed "Pigeon" is a former Australian cricket player and he currently plays for the Indian Premier League team of Delhi DareDevils.. He is one of the most highly regarded fast-medium pace bowlers in cricketing history, and a leading contributor to Australia's domination of world cricket since the mid-1990s to 2008. He holds the world record for the highest number of Test wickets by a fast bowler and is fourth on the all time list, with the top three wicket takers Anil Kumble, Shane Warne and Muttiah Muralitharan all being spin bowlers. McGrath announced his retirement from Test cricket on the 23rd of December, 2006. His Test career came to an end after the 5th Ashes test in Sydney, whilst the 2007 World Cup marked the end of his one-day career.
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"I am aiming to be back for Trent Bridge at the worst. I am looking forward to continuing my good bowling in this series."
"I've improved out of sight,"
"I don't really care much for all this 'are they closer?' I really believe that it's all about us - if we are executing our skills I don't believe there's a side that can get close to us."
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