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Asked by a journalist at a press conference if Russian Federation would kick out British diplomats, Lavrov said simply "of course, we will". He didn't rule out further measures in retaliation for the USA sanctions. Mr Johnson's comments earned a scathing rebuke from Mr Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who said: "We have said on different levels and occasions that Russian Federation has nothing to do with this story". Read More »
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Russian Federation expels 23 British diplomats over ex-spy poisoning accusations
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UK Using Nerve Agent Row to Distract from Brexit: Moscow
The confirmation comes as part of a delayed and still unfolding response to a variety of coordinated Western measures against Moscow following the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain last week. In addition to the expulsions, the United Kingdom has announced measures that include increased checks on private flights, customs and freight as well as a boycott of this year's Fifa World Cup in Russian Federation by ministers and the Royal Family. Read More »
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To better serve the hearing care needs of the more than 1.6 million veterans with auditory disabilities, the Veterans Health Administration continually promotes best practices and clinical education among the auditory staff. In a recent initiative designed to strengthen its focus on patient centered care, a committee is calling upon VA audiologists to consider the benefits of incorporating the full range of Ida Institute tools into daily practice.
Ida Tools Help VA Bring More Patient-Centered Care to Veterans
"Patient centered care empowers Veterans to define and achieve their own lifelong goals," states the official communication. "It considers their whole health—every aspect of life that affects their health and well-being." The acceptance of the Ida Toolbox by an influential healthcare provider like the VA is a powerful endorsement of the critical importance of patient centered care. "This is an exciting time for the Ida Institute and all members of the Ida network," said Managing Director Lise Lotte Bundesen. "By endorsing the Ida Toolbox, the VA re-affirms our belief in the enormous potential for patient centered care to become a central focus of the fast-approaching future of hearing healthcare."
The VA operates one of the largest health care systems in the world, including 800 community-based outpatient clinics. It is also one of the largest purchasers of hearing aids in the world. That's not surprising considering that tinnitus and hearing loss account for the two most prevalent service-connected disabilities among veterans.
Paula J. Myers, PhD, a supervisor of six community-based VA outpatient clinics in Tampa, Florida, is part of a committee that prepared a summary document for VA audiologists on the Ida tools - Incorporating Ida Tools Into Your Daily Patient-Centered Audiology Care. The summary divides the tools into actionable categories that facilitate easy adoption:
Entire Toolbox Offer Benefits
- Motivational Tools to help the clinicians determine readiness for adopting an audiologic rehabilitation intervention such as amplification
- Communication Partner Tools that facilitate engagement of the patient's significant other(s) in the rehabilitative process
- Living Well with Hearing Loss Tool that encourage dialogue between the patient and provider in regards to establishing listening goals and implementing communication strategies to achieve those listening goals
- Professional Resources that help clinicians learn more about patient-centered care and implementing the approach in clinic.
Paula Myers at an Ida Seminar in 2011.
With each tool, the summary provides a brief purpose and/or description, links to the tool itself along with instructions and resources about use of the tool, and possible clinical/professional applications. The ethnographic videos in Ida's Video Library are suggested as an excellent way to obtain insights directly from patients. Dr. Myers highlighted the value of the tools in a presentation at the March Joint Defense Veterans Audiology Conference (JDVAC). The JCVAC is an annual knowledge-sharing event that brings together members of the Association of VA Audiologists and the Military Audiology Association from across the US. "I encourage other VA audiologists to check out the Ida resources to use in their clinics PRN (as needed)," said Dr. Myers.
I think the veterans appreciate that we are interested in what matters to them even before they walk in the door.
The Ida Motivational Tools are already in daily practice at the VA community-based outpatient clinics that Dr. Meyers supervises in Tampa. The Line and the Circle are included in all patients' case history forms, which patients complete at home, before the first appointment.
Practical Applications
A Typical Day in a Tampa VA Clinic
8-9 patients scheduled, who fill out the Ida Line on their intake forms before the appointment Services: Hearing evaluations, disability evaluations, hearing aid orientations, hearing aid checks, specialized cochlear implant evaluation and programming, vestibular evaluation and electrophysiological evaluations Education classes: Hearing aid accessories, hearing loss management, aural rehabilitation 15-20 walk-ins for repairs and adjustments done by techs (supervised by audiologists)
"The staff appreciates that they can incorporate the Line and Circle elements from the completed case history into a dialogue with patients," says Dr. Myers. "I think the veterans also appreciate answering the case history questions. It shows them that we are interested in what matters to them even before they walk in the door." In her individual and group aural rehabilitation classes, Dr. Myers uses the Box to deal with ambivalence as well as the Communication tools, Living Well, and resources from Group AR. Ida's Self-Development tools and videos are also used during monthly staff in-services on patient centered care.

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Roy Orbison: An All-Star Tribute
Occurs on Saturday September 28 2019
Approximate running time: 2 hours
Opera House
87 Broadway
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87 Broadway
Orangeville Ontario L9W 1K1
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× "Roy Orbison: The All-Star Tribute" celebrates the incredible career of the legendary "Big O"...Roy Orbison! Direct from Canada's leading producer of musical tribute shows, Bill Culp Productions, this fun-filled, audience interactive performance features Roy Orbison's greatest hits from the 1950's, 1960's, 1970's, and the 1980's. From his early days with Sun Records in Memphis to his later hits as a member of the Travelling Wilburys, you'll hear a wide range of Orbison classics including "Only The Lonely", "Crying", "Running Scared", "Oobie Doobie", "Handle With Care" "You Got It" and of course, "Pretty Woman" amongst the many crowd favourites. "Roy Orbison: The All-Star Tribute" stars the fabulous Michael Danckert in the lead role, backed by a sizzling live band.


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Changing Your Mood with Gratitude/
The other night my 8 year old daughter was having a difficult time. It had been a full week and we recently had to have a few difficult conversations with our children about death.
My daughter, who has a vivid imagination, did NOT want to sleep in her bed. She was not having any part of it. By 10PM I realized that she was serious!
So, I got her settled into my bed and took out my gratitude journal for me and my bedside notebook for her. Her eyes lit up at the sight of the notebook as she is an artist in the making and draws any chance she can get. I told her that instead of our nightly "grateful prayer", as we call it, we were going to write in our gratitude journals to help us change our thoughts.
I was delighted with the experience for both of us and for the learning that took place that night. She now has her own gratitude journal. A simple solution with a powerful outcome.
Try this:
Notice how you are feeling
Trace the feeling back to a thought
Bring to mind something that you are grateful for and feel it fully
Wash. Rinse. Repeat as needed.
Fun. Flow. Freedom.
Shine Brightly,
*Do you need help changing your mood? Start here with this complimentary series of Life By Design Daily Affirmations. These affirmations are designed with care to remind you of your awesomeness. (The first one is the most important.) Enjoy!
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What do you do when your courageous transformation stalls? And the winds of change are blowing against you?
In 2013, most anyone who had a hand in real estate development was at an inflection point. For several turbulent years, the global economy was in a deep recession. In American real estate, no one knew when the economy would bounce back. South of Atlanta, the community of Serenbe was no different—it was poised to look ahead, resume their transformation, and unlock a new chapter of growth and stability.
re-igniting the transformation
One of the town founders asked if I would assist them in a strategic planning process for the Serenbe community. Having acquired the net zero Sugarberry cottage, I was enjoying the retreat from my work obligations and seeing what the community had to offer. At Vista Growth, we employ our Roadmap process for many corporate and consumer brands and we were interested in applying universally success brand management fundamentals to a "place". So we jumped in.
Our experience in strategic planning has taught us the value—the necessity—of engaging a meaningful coalition of people in the process. There are trade offs to this—it's messier and takes longer but the buy-in is faster and stronger. In fact, most planning participants are likely to invest time or money once they feel their voice has been heard and they have applied a thumbprint on the community. This is not a new thought, but it's challenging and requires extra effort to cast a wide net of influence. We gathered numerous residents, partners, investors, and prospects in our working sessions. This curated list of folks added tremendous value with fresh ideas, perspectives, and support. We channeled our thoughts and energies into four key themes—Development, Experience, Education, and Finance. Teams gathered around these themes and pushed to ignite specific agendas.
The purpose of the Roadmap was to plot a fresh course of thought and action by re-igniting initiatives that shook off the cobwebs of recession and set a runway for positive, planned and profitable growth. Serenbe already had a distinctive compass heading and was leading with many interesting concepts. It's original plan was still relevant, what was needed was fresh energy to activate agendas that were stymied by the recession. It needed to fight through some common challenges—a highly differentiated community, premium products out in the country, and mobility challenges to the city core.
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Developer BioWare confirms the return of loyalty missions in its science fiction role-playing game franchise with the release of Mass Effect: Andromeda.
As many fans will attest, loyalty missions were an incredibly enjoyable aspect of Mass Effect 2, as they allowed players to take part in quests made to explain more of the backstory behind the game's various squad members, as each character received their own. Although the feature was dropped for Mass Effect 3, BioWare's creative director Mac Walters recently confirmed to the outlet Game Informer that loyalty missions will be returning for Mass Effect: Andromeda when it comes out on its release date next year.
During the discussion, Walters detailed his affinity for loyalty missions and his excitement for bringing them back in Mass Effect: Andromeda. As a matter of fact, he explained that one of the reasons behind his adoration for the specific quest-type is due to its ability to operate as a piece of plot that is moved forward more so by ancillary characters than the protagonist.
"As a writer, one of the things I loved was the freedom to say, 'I know this character is coming along,' so they can carry a lot of the narrative. That made my job easier, but it also made it more fun, because I could tell a more specific story in one of those missions."
Of course, as many fans looking forward to Mass Effect: Andromeda surely remember, loyalty missions in Mass Effect 2 had the ability to affect how the ending sequence for the second installment panned out, but according to Walters, they will simply be one of many different side activities that can be completed in Andromeda and won't impact the overarching narrative. While that might not sit well with some fans of the franchise, Walter's additional suggestion that gamers will be able to continue playing even after completing the main story — just like in previous entries — ought to be be received positively.
"The big difference between this and ME2, where you did a loyalty mission and that all impacted the ending, is that they're much more optional in this case. If you don't want to engage with them, you don't have to. If you want engage with them after the critical path is done, you can do that."
Naturally, a lot of Mass Effect: Andromeda fans would like to know more about how the loyalty missions are going to work once the game is releases early next year — that is, if it doesn't get delayed again. Unfortunately, though, Walters didn't provide any further details on the matter, but Game Informer did state that the side-quests give BioWare the chance to "play with some non-standard gameplay elements." Obviously, fans are going to have to wait a mite longer until it gets closer to Andromeda's launch for more information on loyalty missions, so until then, they can at least pore over the game's first major cinematic trailer for potential clues for the time being.
Mass Effect: Andromeda is currently scheduled to release during the first quarter of 2017 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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TGIF, in every sense of the phrase.
It's not usually like me to be a bad influence on you and your diet/weight loss goals, but if you're in the mood to break your New Year's Resolution for just one night, I've got the perfect way. Ordering a pizza may seem easy and enticing, but this recipe for Pizza Fondue is painfully simple and tastefully delicious.
- 1/2 pound ground beef
- 1/2 onion, chopped
- 2 Tbl butter
- 2 – 10.5 oz cans of pizza sauce
- 1 Tbl cornstarch
- 1 1/1 tsp fennel seed
- 1 1/2 tsp oregano
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 10 oz shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1 loaf Italian bread
Brown meat and onion in a large skillet. Meanwhile, add 1/2 cup pizza sauce to cornstarch and stir until smooth. Stir remaining pizza sauce into browned meat, seasonings, cheeses and cornstarch mixture. Slice bread into bite sizes pieces and serve on the side.
My girlfriends and I made this recipe a few weeks ago and indulged by dipping our bread right into the skillet on the table. Seemed logical, right? Serve with mixed greens, if you so wish. Enjoy!


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Three Cuts: Braves fall to Phillies in pitchers' duel
The Atlanta Braves' offense again made life difficult on its starting rotation in a 1-0 loss to the division rival Philadelphia Phillies, getting shutout for the third time in its first 15 games and nullifying another excellent start from young pitcher Alex Wood. Here are three observations from Atlanta's fifth loss of the season:
The Braves boast the best rotation ERA in baseball because of pitching performances like the one Alex Wood posted on Thursday afternoon. And the one Julio Teheran put up on Wednesday night. And the one Ervin Santana put up…
This could go on and on.
Through the first 15 games of the season, a Braves starter has held an opponent to one run or fewer 10 times. That was good enough for the best ERA (by a long shot: the starters' microscopic 1.62 ERA was nearly a run per nine innings better than the Athletics' 2.48) and the sixth-best wins above replacement. Wood's complete game lowered it to a 1.58 ERA and, barring a ridiculous run of shutouts, it's hard to imagine it getting any lower. But, then again, it's not easy to picture the likes of Wood, Teheran and Santana getting shelled any time soon.
Following Teheran's complete game shutout against the Phillies, Wood pitched eight frames in a losing effort, allowing just one earned run on a bloop single in the eighth, striking out seven and walking just one in the process. But despite a lack of offensive support and his fifth consecutive start allowing two runs or fewer dating back to last season, it was that one walk that Wood fretted over in the aftermath.
"The only mistake I thought I made in the bottom of the eighth is letting myself get so deep in the count with (pinch hitter Ryan) Howard. You can't walk him. He's the guy that you wanna face, lefty-lefty matchup right there," said Wood, who boasts a 1.67 ERA and 3.49 FIP this season. " ⦠Howard's been on the bench all day. You've just gotta go right at him. It's inexcusable."
Wood was also hard on himself concerning a missed sacrifice bunt opportunity late in the game, but it's becoming more and more clear that this Teheran-Wood duo could be a righty-lefty, top-of-the-rotation nightmare for opposing hitters sooner rather than later. Those two have not missed a beat following their excellent rookie seasons, and watching manager Fredi Gonzalez leave them in late in ballgames (they've combined to go seven innings or deeper five times in eight outings), even in tight spots, shows that there's a trust there. Through four starts apiece, they're both enjoying two of the 25 best earned run averages in the majors among qualified pitchers. Yeah, the young guys are pretty good.
With Santana and the soon-to-return Mike Minor in the equation, it's unlikely that either Teheran or Wood will take on the "No. 1 starter" designation this season — even though Teheran is the only guy on staff to be locked up long-term — but it's not far-fetched to think they could put up those types of numbers in 2014, even better than some of the veteran names on the roster. And, at least to one man within the organization, they can feed off one another's success.
"They say hitting is contagious. I think pitching is contagious, too," Gonzalez said. "You hear about it all the time. You hear about those rotations, they've got three or four good starters … and they just wanna one-up each other. When the Madduxes, the Smoltzes and the Glavines were here, you hear the conversation from Bobby (Cox) that these guys just wanna keep up the competition and one-up each other."
The Braves' offense just needs to come around during these efforts.
Coming out of this most recent loss, the Braves (10-5) have offered Wood just 2.25 runs per start, one of the worst rates in the majors. That's how a guy stranding 97 percent of his baserunners allowed and holding a sub-2.00 ERA is saddled with a 2-2 record (it's also Reason No. 78,675 why wins offer very little insight into a pitcher's effectiveness). Teheran and Harang haven't gotten much more. As good as the Braves' staff has been, it's implausible to assume it will continue on at this rate, and it's just tough cookies that they've already squandered three very good starts into losing efforts so far.
In an early-season evaluation of the Braves' defensive efforts, a hallmark and a focus for the organization under Gonzalez, my colleague Cory McCartney pointed out that the team is already leading the majors in defensive runs saved (13, five more than the next-best team).
That should come as no surprise for a team that features Gold Glovers in Andrelton Simmons and Jason Heyward, one that ranks second behind the Diamondbacks in that easy-to-digest defensive metric since Gonzalez took over in 2011, and it was once again on display behind Wood in the Phillies loss — as bad as they were offensively, the Braves caused the Phillies similar frustrations. It helped that nearly 70 percent of the balls hit off Wood were groundballs, and that even hard-hit balls wound up within range of an Atlanta fielder, but Simmons & Co. still made the plays.
The Braves turned three double plays on the day, including one of the leaping, unassisted variety from first baseman Freddie Freeman, and limited the damage from eight hits and a walk to just one run. On top of that, Wood picked off another runners. Expect another defensive runs saved or two to be tacked onto that total by this time on Friday. Despite some fairly obvious holes in a unit that amounts to a pitcher's best friend, it doesn't look like one of the strengths of this team is going away anytime soon.
In most cases, when a good baseball player has an off game it's a non-story. In Andrelton Simmons' case on Thursday, it was a fascinating subplot. The slick-fielding shortstop put together another solid day (by his standards) with the glove, but his 1-for-3 performance at the plate brought up some more intriguing storylines.
First, his lone hit led to some baserunning shenanigans. In the fifth inning, Simmons was ruled safe on a stolen base attempt as catcher Gerald Laird went down on strikes, putting the Braves in scoring position with just one out — a nice situation to be in during a pitcher's duel. But on further review, Simmons slid past the bag and, during a cat-like scramble back to the bag, Jimmy Rollins tagged him out. It was a Twister-like effort for Simmons, a guy who has shown plenty of ability to contort his body around second base with outstanding results, but it ultimately led to yet another fruitless inning for a Braves offense that struggled against Phillies starter A. J. Burnett.
The headline-worthy note came in his next plate appearance, though, as he went down on strikes for the first time in 2014.
Simmons was the final everyday player in baseball without a strikeout entering the Phillies series finale, racking up 51 plate appearances before being fanned by Burnett on a foul tip. The next-closest player without a K this season entered Thursday with just 10 plate appearances.
And this could turn into an annual thing for Simmons.
Dating back to the start of last season, Simmons' first full season in the majors, he's avoided strikeouts with the best of them. With a contact percentage of 87.8 (17th-best league-wide over that stretch), he rarely misses when the bat comes off his shoulder. That has played a factor in limiting his strikeout numbers — he's seen strike three just 56 times in his last 711 plate appearances, the third best K-rate among qualified players since 2013 behind only Marco Scutaro (Giants) and Norichika Aoki (Brewers, Royals). And those guys do not offer the power potential of Simmons.
Simmons is a poster-child for the "Avoiding Strikeouts Doesn't Equate To Offensive Prowess" campaign, but his bat does appear to be coming around, at least in the early going this season. His first strikeout notwithstanding, the Platinum Glove shortstop is now hitting .333/.346/.563 with two home runs and an above-average weighted runs created (137). He still doesn't walk enough and there is the underlying aspect of plate discipline, but the Braves will take however many strikeouts needed for him to put up those numbers, on top of his defensive efforts, over the course of an entire season.


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Where do we go from here?
If there is one stretch in the Drexel season that is absolutely imperative, it is the one the Dragons are in the middle of right now.
Conference games versus Delaware, Hofstra, Towson and James Madison over a two week span are critical for several reasons.
First, Drexel had the opportunity to go 3-1 in this stretch by beating every team but the the exceptional Towson. This would've put the Dragons at 10-11 and 4-4 in the CAA, meaning there was a chance they could avoid the dreaded CAA Tournament play-in game.
Secondly, following that 4 game stretch, the Dragons get Elon and Northeastern, two of the top teams in the CAA.
I don't want to sound alarmist, but I believe I am being a realist when I say that in losing the first two games of this critical stretch, Drexel all but cemented their place in a CAA Tournament play-in game. In two winnable games at Delaware and at home versus Hofstra, horrendous defense and poor shot selection were Drexel's undoing.
Now, Drexel sits at 1-5 in the CAA, and most likely will lose to Towson, and against bottom feeding JMU, nothing is certain.
Having seen Drexel play against most of the teams in the CAA thus far, it doesn't appear this team can compete in this conference.
Drexel doesn't have the size, interior quickness or intensity needed on defense. On offense, they look completely lost aside from the spurts of greatness from Tramaine Isabell.
I have gone to bat for Zach Spiker, but he doesn't seem to be helping this team improve. Sure, injuries were tough, and they won some big games in spite of them. Against Delaware and Hofstra, Drexel found themselves in a hole and clawed their way back. These are signs that Spiker has managed games well and made necessary in-game adjustments.
The knock is that his team has not gotten any better from game one to now. No matter the personnel on the court, the defense seems to be fighting against Spiker's scheme, or they're just totally inept, and the offense is just iso-ball where Lee dribbles around for 20 seconds and shoots, a reckless drive by Harper, a missed corner three from Mojica, a poor Austin Williams pass or an Alihan Demir forced shot in amongst larger defenders.
The success for the Dragons usually comes in the form of a Tramaine Isabell drive, or him spotting an open shooter and firing a pass. Often times, his teammates aren't quite ready for the pass and it ends up being a turnover anyway.
While we're on offense, I think it is time that Kurk Lee comes off the bench, and Isabell and Harper start together at guard.
Lee and Isabell just can't seem to click, and despite the affection Spiker has for Lee, he'd serve this team better coming off the bench to spell Isabell. Drexel's large point totals come against piss-poor defenses, and even with some impressive scoring games, they still don't crack the top 100 nationally in points per game. This minor change would have both players playing their natural position, and neither would end up matched up with a much larger guard.
It's really the defense that needs to improve though, to give Drexel any sort of chance at salvaging the season.
It's a shame Jarvis Doles and Tadas Kararinas have proven themselves useless, because interior defense is the biggest issue for the Dragons who allow 78.1 points per game which is good for 279th nationally.
So, the defense is the larger of two problems which needs to be corrected immediately.
The scheme changes depending on who the opposition is, but regardless of the type of zone or man defense they play, the Dragons just seem outmatched.
Both Hofstra and Delaware losses can be attributed to the lack of interior defense. Austin Willams can alter shots, but if they're coming off the rim the Dragons are often out of position or missing box outs to get the rebound. It's incredibly frustrating as a fan, so I can't imagine how Spiker and Co. feel.
If the opponent has a big man, Williams will try to stay home on him, so when a guard can penetrate and Williams slides over, a simple drop pass leads to a monster dunk. If Williams stays at home, Demir doesn't have the quickness to slide over, so you're just hoping for someone to block a shot in the trail.
It's impossible to beat teams who get easy, high-percentage shots, as Drexel is proving.
The coaching staff is paid to figure this shit out, and I'm pretty pissed off there has been a regression in not only their help defense, but the defense in general from the start of the season. Yes, I know Ty Myles isn't playing, but the problems go beyond the injury to a high energy, but ultimately mediocre player.
If Drexel does appear to be defending the post, it's because their opponent is kicking out for open three's or to a wing with a clean path to the lane.
There are definitely some games where a team is just "on" and consistently knocking down tough shots. That has not been the case for Drexel. The reason they fall behind and can never mount a full comeback is because even if shots start falling for the offense, the defense doesn't make enough stops. Therefore, if you go into a shooting slump, which a team like this is prone to do, you better have strong defense to stay close and turn stops into offense.
Delaware shot 47.5% from the field, which is actually pretty good for Drexel, but it was one of those offensive slumps that buried the Dragons.
Next up is Towson, a team that averages 76.3 points per game, and we have to play them at their place. Between 6'5 and 6'4 guards Mike Morsell and Zane Martin, Drexel will have their hands full.
This team can surprise, but I don't see how Drexel can compete if their defensive struggles persist.


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Bolney Wine Estate
Haywards Heath
W Sussex
Ticket Prices
Bolney Wine estate is a multi-award-winning wine producer based in Bolney, just a few miles north of Brighton.
We're one of the most established vineyards in England, producing a world-class range of still and sparkling wines, but unique in specialising in red wine. We're proud to have won a plethora of awards, including winery of the year from the UK Wine Awards in 2017. We've been growing, harvesting, bottling – and drinking! – reds, whites, roses and sparkling since 1972.
Throughout the year, we run an exciting range of vineyard tours and tastings designed to suit every budget! You can book these on our website via our online booking service. Our vineyard restaurant, The Eighteen Acre, is the perfect place to while away an afternoon and serves Monmouth coffee and delicious food made from local produce. Our vineyard shop sells all our wine as well as locally produced jams, chutneys and wine drinking essentials! So if you're curious and want to see what all the fuss is about then pop by for a visit!
Guide Prices
|Ticket Type
|Ticket Tariff
|Afternoon Tea
|£35.00 per ticket
|Grand Gourmet Tour
|£45.00 per ticket
|Taster Tour
|£20.00 per ticket
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Map & Directions
Road Directions
We are located 10 miles south of Crawley off the A23. Leave the A23 signposted for Anstey and Cowfold and take the third exit off the roundabout onto the A272, signposted to Billingshurst and Petersfield. The turning for Bolney Wine Estate is on the right, just after the petrol garage.
Public Transport Directions
The nearest train station is Haywards Heath, then there will be a 15 minute journey via taxi to the estate.
- Accessible Lift
- All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors
- Disabled Parking
- Disabled persons toilet
- Facility for service dogs
- Wheelchair user accessible
- Cafe
- Catering for groups
- Food Shop on site
- Full liquor licence
- On-Site cafe/restaurant
- Refreshments Available
- Restaurant
- Vegetarians catered for
Children & Infants
- Baby changing
- Family Friendly, Children Welcome
- Highchair(s) available
- Outdoor children's play area - We offer a Vineyard Trail - enquire in our restaurant.
Establishment Features
- Air conditioning throughout
- All weather attraction
- Dogs Accepted - Well behaved dogs are allowed in the restaurant.
- Event Venue
- Gift shop
- Groups by arrangement
- Groups welcome
- Guided tours
- LGBT Friendly
- Licensed for alcohol
- Live Music - Occasionally on theme nights.
- Meeting rooms
- Open New Year - Except Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
- Open on bank holidays
- Prior Booking Recommended
- Stag and hen parties welcome
- Team / Corporate Activities
- Toilets
Leisure Facilities
- Themed Nights - The first Friday of every month includes a theme evening.
Parking & Transport
- Coach parking
- Free parking
- Off-road parking
- On Site Car Parking
- Railway station within 5 miles
- Secure cycle parking
Payment Methods
- American Express accepted
- Booking essential - For our Vineyard tours.
- Groups Accepted
- MasterCard accepted
- Visa accepted
Provider Preferences
- Countryside Setting
- In countryside
- Outdoor Attraction
- Smoking Areas Available - Please ask a member of staff for applicable areas.
Room / Unit Features
- Large Screen TV - For conferences.
Specialist Features
- Cyclists welcome
- Family Fun
- Marketed Towards Families
- Marketed Towards Senior Citizens
- Marketed towards student/youth
Tours and Demonstrations
- Demonstrations Given
- Guided Tours Available for Groups
- Guided Tours Available for Individuals
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My 21st birthday was a very special day for me. I knew it was going to be! It's been 8 months after my 21st (!!!) and I still relish every moment of it. It proves to be a challenge sometimes when I'm so caught up in, well, growing up I suppose.
Sidetrack: Back when I was a teen, anyone a year (or 2) older was seen as being waaay older. I looked up to my school seniors so much because to me they were beacons of knowledge and wisdom. They had 365-730 days ahead of me... they knew things.
But now that I'm 21, anyone in their 20s become so so relatable. Oh, you're 26? That's nearly my age. Let's be friends. Age doesn't become much of a social barrier once you hit that 20s benchmark. You all get thrown into this melting pot of adulthood.
All that sounds DANDY until you've friends either your age or slightly older who get married, expecting their first child or already HAD their first child. Then you start thinking Umm... What?! Relationships?? Marriage? Job? Huh who what where when HOW WHYYY?
All of a sudden, all my hobbies, goals and plans are put on this imaginary timeline that gets shorter in length as time goes by and I start wondering when each of them will happen. And when they do, will I be ready for the change?
Here's the thing about me, I don't believe in rushing into things. My positive drive is derived from the strongest belief that God's Decree triumphs my measly plans. Yes, I plan and give my all to achieve certain things but I don't believe in feeling defeated if I don't get what I want.
I pray and accept whatever comes my way. Looking back at my life, all my failures and shortcomings have always been replaced by much better things. Sometimes they're completely different from what I wanted but they WORK for me.
So in theory, my philosophy in life should give me some peace. It does! But every now and then when someone asks me about my future plans, about a million things pop into my brain and I'm like oh boy, not again...


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It is pre-jam season again. While making my pre-jam sandwich for breakfast I was reminded of a slightly rambly e-mail I once wrote in regards to an invitation to join some friends on a bike ride out to a bonfire (with sleepover) in New Westminster. I think there was some question about the ease of the route.
This is the e-mail I wrote back in March of last year.
I have solo cycled to new west for dinner with friends on several occasions. There is always a maze of construction that starts somewhere around gilmore +/- 1 km during which all bike paths become elusive. When it is raining or foggy I get lost at this point. Actually I get lost at this point even when it is not raining or foggy. Okay, fine… I have never managed to actually go the same way twice. I am pretty sure I have experienced every piece of up hill between here and new west. If it is really foggy, the up hills connect and there are no down hills. Ever. It makes for a spooky adventure. Also, when it is really foggy, and you are desperately looking for landmarks, there are startling and scary way points to behold. For example, "Langley Foods" and "Richmond Park" have on occasion stirred a bit of panic in my tender heart as my mind races furiously trying to assemble this puzzle into a map that might tell me where I am. I have since learned they are IN new west. They have no place in city of new west as far as I am concerned. Mighty unkind names. Bonfires are pretty good. They are probably one of my favourite things. I also really like blueberry jam. Too many jams have sugar added. That bugs me a bit. Sometimes enough to not have the jam. But usually if there is really good peanut butter around my desire for pb&j overrides my disdain for the extra sugar in the jam. Isn't it weird how blueberries aren't blue inside? They are kind of translucent white. But there is so much blue in the skin that it makes the jam blue or purple and it can also stain up your hands. Totally worth it though: blueberry stained hands from picking and eating them fresh. Yum. Fresh blueberries are also really good on a peanut butter sandwich. They don't need to be in jam. It is just sort of pre-jam. Blueberry pre-jam. No sugar added. And peanut butter. Double yum. Once I arrive in new west, I like to have a beer to congratulate myself for surviving the mysterious unknown of the fog. Unless it wasn't foggy. Then I have a beer and think about how I managed to get lost even though it wasn't foggy. I usually blame the construction. Or the person I was following because it can be fun to see where they lead you. It has occurred to me that this particular style of adventure could be misconstrued as stalking if not for the setting being a marked cycle route during commute time. Sometimes I wonder if the person in front of me wonders if they are being followed. It sure is tough to find someone who is going to the same place I am when all I know about them is what their back wheel looks like. I sometimes tell myself I might be learning a short cut. It usually isn't a short cut for me. I turn a different direction than them if they go a way I really really don't want to go or if they go into a driveway. I think I will bring a beer to the bonfire.


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For Governor, • IAMES A. MOUNT of Montgomery Co, For Lieutenant Governor, 'Hf e HAGGARD, of Tlppecanoe Counly For-Secretary of State. WILLIAM D. OWEN, of Cass County. For Auditor of State. ..AMBKICUS C. DAILEY of Boone County For Treasurer of State, "WU5D J. SCHOLZ, of Vanderburg County For Attorney General. flLLIAM A. KETCHAM of Marlon C«. For Reporter of Supreme Court, v«HARLES F. RJEMY of Bartholomew Co. •tltar Superintendent of Publlo Instruction. D M GEETING, of Harrison Count. For State Statlstlcan, a J THOMPSON, of Shelby County. For Judge of the Appellata Court. First District. WOODFORD ROBINSON, of Gibson C«. Second District. W E HENLEY, of Bush County. Third District D W COMSTOCK of Wayne County. ' ' Fourth District. JAMES B. BLACK, of Marlon County. tJ Z WILEY, of Benton County. Electors at Large. .B. G. THAYER, CHAS F. JONES. For Congress, GEORGE W. STEELE. For Joint Representative. WILLIAM T. WILSON, of Casa County. preBCntatlve-CHARLES B LONQ- E. HALE. KEES- CAN-NOT LEGISLATE. VALUES. WiIElmm Joninfags Bryan is visionary. Ho .siiilld 'in n. recowt. speedi that a dollar's vm&ut 1 cmiu bo 'iiMtt'csiKiod by legislation. If 'tiliii't 'is itirac, t/lie value of si. d-u'llini 1 cia.li also be decreased by In a, farmei' si)ec<. J Ji- QIC eali'd, 'the dollar wtis a 200 cent doiTna-. 'JMi'wi why •jiioir., l>,v l ; ;wv, «imij% reiliwe tllie gold d-ol- -Ism 1 liai v-nJue? Jli-. Bryttn, te froitig o-n. the other plan. He tells, the Ensrcuers liluiit Ms -plsiiU -is to create it vnlue Cor 'Wi-e-sidvcir c'lcJllftu 1 llhait wilMnimke i-t worth ;iis uiurfi -as '(live poM dofflmr. Why doe.^i Jio wflin't 'Wie silver doPiir iwule a 200 cloilsw 1 ? dear doHinir ;is itflie cause of tlio low pnlces daiil 1ihe Qinn-d (tiiniiOP," To w'iike Th'e silver dollar (i 200-ccnt dollar would not help the Br-ynmil'tcs or finy oaie e.tee accordius to their sta-tc- APli.v aoit •k'prisliilte h.nJf 'Iflie vuliie off tliis "200-comt dollar" a-ncl -inako no effort 10 raise Uioprlco of silver bullion? tlio olimrge Dlmit the bullion sire 'into.resitxxl im 'tihe caaisc of free silver catoapc would lose hnich t>C its I'-orco. Why •no't conne oult boldly flit nil Unvcs i'd places, a.s woll ji.s -in. Populist iiMMl declare tltat tilic clienii is vHualt yon •mamlt? True, it Is not ivihiiit tflio wji^e (smiKsr Wiurts. He te nWfc to be deeolved, Mr. Bj-yan, nhougih, you/r efforts to 'baaidagc his oyos <md c;iulk ili'is ciars are (UiwisiJig it) Clie'ir engOTnces. His veto .Is aJreewly placed. TeH Wie -jxwplo fnJir.Iy tltait n' siflvcr 'basis 'is wllnait yon nxo employed to rein'csenit, nw\! meet t'he bmut. Mjoct .it «s -a proialdonitiM siltould. ARTISTIC COIFFURES. Bab Tells How Grand -Dames of Former Days'Arra'rtged j Them. , , ; -I. A. ADAMS. A supply of .the photORriiph co-pies oE the "Rold -leaises" signed by tenants of John Pardons AltgeJcl, Is received at U-opublican; 'headquarters. Added to Kli-ese f.icslmi-les rna-y be had the a(Ti- davlt of !i reputable and sound business man of Logansport, that the lease is 'lu force uiuder d'ii-ection of Altgeld, •^•ho is at liie front of .tli'o 'howlers for free silver, while himself demanding pood dollars. .Thi-s gentreman's • son rends offices of Altgold, 'and his lease cointains tlic gold clause tohat nwiies Illinols's wmarchiist executive appear iu such a ridiieulous and dlslionorable ll'ght as a champion of the disre>pu fable cause of Da.t silver dollars. . Third Distrlct-ABRA- HAM SHIDELER, COMPARE THEM "The Republican party is unreservedly for sound money. It caused the ••nactment of 'the law providing for the resumption of specie payments In 1879; •loce then every dollar has been as .food as gold. "We are unalterably opposed to •Tery measure calculated to debase •or currency or Impair the credit of -*ar country. We are therefore opposed to the free coinage of silver except by International agreement with the leading commercial nations of the world, Which we pledge ourselves to promote, and ontll then such gold standard must ' be preserved. "All our silver and paper currency mart be maintained at parity with gold, and we favor all measures designed to maintain Inviolably the obligation! of the United States and all our money, whether coin or paper, at the present standard, the standard of the most enlightened nations of the earth." —Republican platform. ; "We demand the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver at the present legal ratio of 10 to 1, without waiting for the aid or consent of any other nation. We demand that the gtandard silver dollar shall be a full legal tender, equally with gold, for all debts, public and private, and we fav- .»r such legislation as will prevent the 'demonetization'of any kind of legal tender money by private contract."— ^Democratic platform. "We demand free and unlimited •coinage of silver and gold at the pres- . «nt legal .ratio of 16 to 1."—Populist .platform, 1892. ... : "We hold to the use of both gold and .•liver as the standard money of the country, and to the cotaage of both gold and silver, without discriminating •gainst either metal or cnarge for mintage, but the dollar unit of coinage •f both metals must be of equal Intrinsic and exchangeable value or be ad- Jnited through International agreement or by such safeguards of legislation as shall Insure the bnalntenance ot the parity of the two metals and the •qua! power of every dollar at all times In the markets and In payment of debt, and w demand that all papermrrency •ball be kept at par with and redeemable In such coin. WE MUST INSIST UPON THIS POLIOT AS BS-. PBOIALLT NECESSARY FOB THE IT IS NOT AT ALL .PROBABLE THAT TEE NEXT,.HOUSE WILL HAVE A MAJORITY FAVORABLE TO THE FREE CQIN1AGE OF SILVER AT A KATIO OF 1C TO 1. WHEN IH BECOMES A DEMON- STBATE-D F1AOT, THAT THERE IS S0 DANGER OF THUS aOTJKTfcY ADOJPTI'NG THE S'E^VER STANDARD IN OONDUaiTNiG THE BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY, PROS- FpllTiy WILL QCiME A«AIN AND, WITH LOWiBR TAXES ON THE NECESSARIES OF, LIFE, EVERY KIND OF BUS(I|N!B(SS WILL BOOM AGAflN.—PBiaros editorial, March 12, 1890. There was some ai>pre!heii®!)ou in the Ropubliean camp lest Mr. Bryan slkrald ncJt be able to -stanid the strailn of ills toavels over the country. He assures •Oho public, ibowevOT, tliat his wind- pumping ftpparaltus is in good slmpu, and that he will con/CImie to hfash and rohasto Ws opening speeches unitill nhe evenlnR before tlie-electton. Bets will now be silmiply on -tlhe size of McKinley's majorities. Ne-w York,' Oc/. i', 1SOO. It seems us lit' 1 the milliner ruled everything feroliune. Her''results-arc mlnrvelous. Cnll tliem h-a;ts,- ,or .c^ill them -bommets, or KcuierjiJiiKp -jiud ca.U liliiirii c'lm-pejuix, liltey'wre -very'much to 'the tore amd ee-rteumily;:'. are most boiiulti-ful to look upon. .TJiip' have-not a suggestion of anything masciilr.ne. HeiX' is no stiff -felt 'bat decorated with a r.itobou bnind «ind li shavJn-jr brusli -plume, but, in its steail, a cluipeau. -pivnt has a puffed crowji.of ..\;elve.i; a bjinil of emeralds, a- buckle'of nMiieaWnes, pos- sl'bly a wixsatli of crushed' roses and a couple of bows of ribbon. 1 Sometiiraes there is more. If you have ever -looked at any of toe pictures of tie ladies of the, time of li-ailc AnitoJicMe-you 'will get a faint conception of the-fas-hJon- lijut of todaiy. Tlio ci-o^wn may.be high or low, round 'or square, Or nven IHiiiited. Tivc ihnit iteeM 'nuisir be big— t'lmit's 'be.ca.nse itlicre's so much to bo put upon tt. ' • ' 'iNowaxlays, wlicii you Jay : your good iiDoney down yon don't get u simple- looking affair wi-tih tlie 'assurance 1 t-hat you we paying for its sbyle-^no, indeed, you pet much 1 , very toweli, for -your nionej-. If I were a woman with :i strong bra.iin, I should be disgusted a,t tills ' ' ' (IKilUMPH OF FEILLS'ANp 'FEAIH-IERS. • ' ' ' ami frivols, but, being merely a,'woman wi'tlh no extraordinary ineutaHity, I confess to aduiiirins tliom—the -wonderful haits—aiutl betas witting' to'be extln- guJstied trade rono. Yon think It impossible- for. so much to be on- one hat. Hero is nn -acciuiaitc description of a. wonderful c3ia.i>eau that the millliner (leseni'bed Jis "qit;uintly siuiple": .The CI-CAVU wsis la.rge, .soflt, and formed of whits velvet; itlic brim Twoad and bent, so ttot it curved -a.t each slile', was of silver-grny -felt; ntiout the 'crown was of quUlc of white chiCdi!', spangled with steel; at the right side'tliere, stood up In a ti-ium'pbanf'b'uit graceful manner, tihree white ijHunws each warranted to .be an exact dnplicate- of that worn 'by Henay of iNiavari-e. (Tlie typewriter says slie knows Jiow'to spell tilnat mame because it "belongs : to a race- liorsc! O teanpoiia! O' in ores!) These were fastened to thii' h-ait by ia buckle of rlDiinestones. On tlie left siide, under -the biii'm, w-as a lialf wreath' of- white •roses -that ex tended_ almost across the back. 'Now, remember, tltat is called "A QUAINTLY SI-MFstJfl H.-tTi" tiiid it itook tweniy-itnvo bonnet pi'ns to fasten it -firmly ota the head ot the young 'woman -who wore It and. wore ft • •to tihe 'theatre! iBy-1ihe-'by she looked so pretty in- it 'ttat the men' who sait be- Jaind -her forgave her and becjune followers of thfe white plume. With the triumph of the| big hat,, there is a gradual coming 'ot the tri- umi)Ji of the hiaiirdresser.;'Last .winter wliero wo saw a' loose coil of'hair.'.'thiat -any lady mlgliit lilave miriajiB«i lierself, we now observe an elaibc/rfite arrange-, memlt of puffs or a curious jiflaeirie of gmaill curls, iSucli a coiffure 'ns. one could not. .accomplishl cine's self, a.nd GRAND OPENING 5ALE OF EXQUISITE UNDERWEAR at the WHITE HOUSE, TODAY Everything from a 50 cent Suit to the Finest Garment made. We solicit an inspection. Wn. GRACE & Co. The White House Clothiers and Furnishers 316 Market Street. ,The free silver cause lias for its orators in Cass county Judge Wlnfield, wta> left the Republican party in 1872 to go down wWh Greeley In Ms' overwhelming 1 deifeait; Prof. Michael, a Prohibitionist;'C. E, Carter, a Populiit, Ed. Horton, a "five silver Republican,"., and George Burklhart, who needs no other introduction, There Is certainly' variety here, but very little Democracy The campaign of coercion hns failed —miserably failed.—Pharos. '" • • Good! Then the public will hear no more of It. What a . relief! It was wrong in the first place for the Pharos fo attempt to coerce real Democrats into voting the Popocrat ticket. ~ It would be a pleasant diversion If tUe'Bryno reception comrolttee would 'drive "Little Blliee," with his Trilby feet, over the city to .permit him to count the McKinley pictures. The Pharos Is blasphemous enough to head.a political edlitorial "God's Goodness," and in the .next column to run a forgery In'the alleged money plank of the Chicago.convention-. : - : . The silver trouble is stanply «. disease. A feiw frosts, and.a heavy.Bnow. November 3rd TV*!! dispose.of jwUalt microbe* of iHfecfflon may remain. ' ._.-: tliat -whispers of the masculine, hairdresser. Will some 'beauty' "of today .appear, as did 1 'the Prlaicess do Lem- •ballo,. with, her flitalr arranged to .represent ai full fleet of snips ?.'_' The .lovely lady did this out of compiimen;t to a sailor ffldmdiror, and that she might keep it in order she elep't, sitsinig :'up, for seven nilghjte. Pertaps somite 'girl of t> day who Unas a sweet heart in 'tl^o navy, or who feels veffy proud oCtilie..White Squadron, may harre her prefe|y ? .locks put up in just the same way." History,., even In -fashions, only repeats J'tself, Another taldy, .who 'has given Jx*r hew.'t. •for the time being to the gallant,Lafayette, had 'her coiffure made! to. look. like ft flag, and. it was so'.c'ieferiyar- •ranged with red,' white and, blue ribbons, suggesting liberty wind futility, that the Marquis de litttaystite could not doubt for wHi'om the cpmpliiment was intendied anil wrote a letter-to n pretty American friend .describing the .courtesy paid Ihftn ."'."''.. f Some poitrio*ic girl of today can doc- orate her iilailir, fiiftoa- 'it Is puffletl: and curled, wd-fch . V. !'••••'•.''' • STRINGS OF Gwtb "DOLLARS; to show 'her apprceiaition of Republican doctrines, and her'lioii'or, when Democracy is talked about. .-The possibilities In tlie way of suggestive Ihftirdress- Img are many, but,, while our'pretty belles copy .the .fashiions. of Marie'An- toinette and the ladles "of, net 1 court, they are by no means eager to express in. their toilettes .their wilt ;or 'iihelr politics. ...... . :. ...j. ; ''•'' . It Js a curious 'fact, but i-n..botii'"Ehg- land-and France women have told'tilie story In knots of .ribbons, and fl'owersV 1 in specially, shaped garments; In/hats" of a, peculiar color, ; . their ;. political' leamlings, but, American women,'have carefully lavoldedvthefie modes '-'of- es>' pressdon..''The. -emthustosni thiffit''^ English women show for the iprfmrose •would .not.'t». underaltood i»p4 ^H d '-'^*, which deeper and -stronger, or is -it that we do not ih'ave any opinions at all? Certainly WHEJN' THE WAR DAI'S COME American women show themselves strong enough -and decided enough, but in tlie days of peace they do not ]jennlt politics to influence the arrangement 01' ;i -ribbon-, or itliio style of a 'hat. By-the- 1)ye, spanking o-f fashion, the colors that were in vogue Just before tJic French Revolution are .as much in faslrloni now fis arc tlie httts of that same period. Tlie jtccuUar green, the deep gvoi-nat, tlie artistic bleudii-n£ ol' lavender, and blue Che commingling of bright greeen .ind a deep but not a 'dull Wine, nffli 'Chese sire sc«n either in the gowns, -bodices or wraps of tod-ay. And itihte ciwratte. Tlie one worn by aff Laxly Modish now is ,uo>t the s-i-inplc stock woiiu l>y the men- who constituted themselves, a'Jury to murder their! king; It disthe flaring lace -bow of Louis j XIV, and of tWose gentlemen who did •not disdain to accept a piece of fine lace wlien it was willed to them by some aged 'beairty, who admired their youth, onid gaUautry. The older a beauty grows tlie mo-re she appreciates a young, handsome mam. Shie has nothing but disdain to offer to that rival, a young woman but she appreciates THE ESCAPES OF A GAY BEAU, amd she is always witling to forgive 1»im and to laugh wMi SUni over liis prnin-ks. If he is near to her She wants •him to look his smartest, and -it Is easy to understand how, in the years gone by, she willed to hi-m so many yards of beautiful Ia.ee to moke ruffles for his wrists and craviatite for 3xis coat Ste Meed to tlrink .of him n« triumph- tog in 'beauty and dress i over nil the other men, and it pleased -hfer to know ttibiat, when she was dead and gone, the luce which she gave Wm would add to his appearance. Generally., he was a 'prodigal,- 'but from Mme 'immemorial women have loved the prodig.il sou, .by a favorite, at iall hte constituemts aimd tliey always wUl. ; .Iliimk .over history and you will find ! that your heart goes out. to the gallants, even to the iKindsome thieves, whiile K never beat a 'bit quicker as you read of learned rnomks or patient saints. ' Is true that one or two sntoits evoked heart .throb, .but they were saints wh had been sinners. The gay Frenchma •wlho loved nnwthcr'e wife, who was 1 the -habit of meeting ter to a Httle coi tags near Versailles, iwta> went to mee her one ndglit, saw that she was lyin on a couch, apparently asleep, put hi airms around her to awaken Jier wiMh j kiss, and in 'hits arms' her (bead sepai Wbed from licr body. You know th story ;-the husband had been there, an tills w«s Ms revenge. The rollicking clievolier becaone stern, called him out killed lilm, -and then founded an order the.members,of which.wore hair slilrti slept on planks, starved . themselves and took caire of the poor. That you can sympathize with and admire but the one w.ho has alw.-i.vs -beem good who nod nothing about whiicli he could repent, that saint soeimod to you vcr> 'uninteresting. Them, THE OA-LiLAJsT ROBBERS of ffiose days;'that gn-y tliief, who l.= Jack Sheppard .to English, somebody else in French, somebody else in Italy and somebody else. In Spain, but al- wayis'iaclte itihie some—that merry thief who made a lady trend a measure with 'him .to ransom .her diamonds, who fell in love with her, and thereafter only stole Jewels for -her sweet sate, and :.-wiho, when hre got rich, stopped rob, -became respectable, and married Ills true love;'what woman cnn help lovimg hlni? Nowadays he would be a politician' and corespondlngly uninteresting. And the gay boggars of those days! who earned a breakfast witli a song, a dinner wflth a story, and a supper with a trick of cards! Those merry, tjeSgars •wibio were in league with the gentlemen of the road, Oh! those beg- gnr«, you can see ttteani, pictured here ' •INSPIRING F-REjNCHiMEN. M a briglit little opera taken from t.he French (oil good *hings conje from the Frendi), and which is willed "Half a King," tihere is a meeting,'not of rich in-du, biJt of poor men, beggar men au'd thieres, und tliey come some Jn rags and some in. tags, and some in velvet gowiis, tlie velvet gowns, alias! tattered and wm and soiled with many a wine slain, to -the marriage of the daughter of the king of tlie motley tribe. He's •a merry mummer, called "Tircschnp- pe," .'iin*l lie is going to marry his daughter P-ieretite .to ilijs assistaiit mou'iitobaiit:, MJstigris; tliSs wedding is not done by (i-jumping a brooms-tick. but is solemnized 'by the smashJng of a picture. Hare they are, these KnigJits o-f We Curbstone; some hold torches a.nd some Wow trumpets, and they meet in the most picturesque pant of Paris, thiat Pairis which existed when toig iKrfore Frame sougiliit a wfflfe from Austria; inierc 1 nre queen', lk>w houses wii-Uh; pajuled 1 roofs and dormer win- doA\TS, ithe kind, thait .the gentlemeni of •tlhe Court slid over; don't you remember liow Ch'nrles and liJS gentlemen coumbed Hits gixsact sport? It was not considered strange -in those days that king and beggar, gentleman and robber should 'be friends, and thlat the man ! who yesterday was in ithe palace of the : Duke de Chlaiteaiu jNIorgaux might be to| monrow in the cave fireqnented by the , beggor, Vin Ord'inaire. This opera Is wortli seeing, even M you do not care for music—and much of it is good—it is worth white to see ithis. Paris, the Pax-is of 1780. Those were wonderful days. Those were the days WHEN WOMEN FELL DOWN and worshipped 'the queen as she walked, nokl then away from her talked ot her os "Ithie Austrian,-woman." Those were tlie days when the skies were red as ilf with blood; the heavens were try- Ing to tell of -the horrors to come. Those were the days when people danced on the ibrink of a precipice and enjoyed it. It Js worth- your while seeing a good stage picture of these days, I am told that Mr. Francis Wilson (I do not know him, so am only repeating what I have heard) Is a great student; If this is.so, I can Ima:gine that the preparation of "Half aJxing" was a great pleasure to him and that the result obtained will be really a Joy forever. You are ma'de acquainted, when you see this opera, not only with the people who make the story, but with the city and the people where they live and with whom they alMde. The millinei can copy the hat worn by a tody In tills -play wJth a centain:ty tha)t she Is correct; the artist can copy one of its courtiers or one of Its beggars, and -be sure of the correctness of their costumes. The gentleman is wearing such a dress as the tailors of that day made. The beggar is wearing such dothes as the beggars of tliose days bought from the second-hand dealers, stole from their neighbors, or ushed. with a crook from out the. rubbish thrown from some 'great mansion. And the people of the ptoy! The gentry, the thieves and the beggars-^lhey are all dancing and singing on the very edge of tlie precipice, singing while the guillotine is being evolved from the tirain of a young medical student; but nobody cares and nobody fears. Here's a verse from one of the dainty ballads; it Js the- keynote to the feelings of the >eople of that day: ' '.IBs wii/aie thtat sends (lie wits astray;' Tis -love that even finds them. Tis wine that brightens eyes nlway; But love so sweetly blindis tbeux So, if you drink, oh, choose tae cup A InOies' MBS tos crowaied, boys, 'Tis wine that makes the world go wry; Love makes the world go round, boys."' Ami so the Mtle actress Pierette, sang when Mary Antoinette was Queen . ;liU*l Dr. Guillo'lnn was a youug medical student, and Louis was maJcing locks. and .Tosephiine was the toppy,beautiful younj: woEiani ond Napoleon was still in Corsica, and liberty and equality and fraternity were just coming into fashion. And everybody lived In tne present, oud nobody thought of the future. . Thank you, Mr. Francis Wilson. You have made me realize belter than ever before- how tiie Paris of that day looked. One should always give thanks when one has gained something don't you think so? "Thank you" is so easy to say and usually it is appreciated; and even if it isn't one gains one's self-respect by being polite. Politeness is more than an accomplishment—it Is . a virtue. Therefore you and I and our . neighbor want always to be as polite as we know how; and, l'h'eres>re, when you do a kindness to me you will be , certain to get a very polite 'Thank you 1 ' from BAB. CONTDEMS TiHE FRA.DD. Hon. John B. Stoll, candidate forelec- tor on the Popocratic ticket, very em-. plhaticaHy denounces the Forsyth'e let-/-,, ter frand. in- his paper, the South Bend ': Times. He says: . VO'f all the foolish rot that lias been ii( inflicted upon the reading public, the • alleged Forsythe letter to a Ft Wayne attorney takes thte cake. It Is such a clumsy fraud, such glaring 'nonsenee, . that 'it is iiaeornprehenslbje how any* body of ordinary. in-telUfeence could. : 'have' been deluded into the belief that It wouJd- make an Impression on. any .person 1 of discriminating judgment. -: Sndi stuff should never find room any- ,, where except In a waste-basket Its -, ; publication Is an insult to IntelUBence!" This is the letter the Pharos is BtlU referring to as genuine. Mr. Bell himself in his letter which' the Pharos: published practically admits that he knew it wasn't genuine when he gave .': It for publication:. ' . - A RATTLIMG GX>OD COMEDY. . A good-size audience greeted the Gor- mnns at ithe opera house last night in their farce comedy, "The Gfflhoolya AbroaxJ." George Gormiin proved on especially fine Irish comedian and mftde a big Mit in "Owen Gilliooly,", whale his brother, John Gorman, plnyed ".Tonoithan. Tubbe," to -the queen's tnete. Tilie piny throughout is very funny and highly enteptainiiug, and will t>e n money winner for the Gormkins. Tte ptay is clean and the wit sharp and sparkling. There should be a big. crowd ait both this afternoon and even- Sing's performance.—PaterSon. (N. Caffi. At die New.Dolan Wednesday night, Oct,» THli. Hou. J. A. Mount, Republican, candidate for Governor, was at the Murdock a f«w inomcwte last evening on life way home. He spoke to a.cwfwd 1 of four tfliousiand at Plymonljlj. yester- diiy a.ftemooji. 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'Entourage' Star Jerry Ferrara Engaged To Breanne Racano — Congrats
SO exciting! 'Entourage' star Jerry Ferrara popped the question to his girlfriend, Breanne Racano, and she said yes! The couple announced the happy news in a sweet Instagram post on Aug. 11. Check out the pic here.
"I SAID YES!!! Wait I mean… I've had many great blessings in my life. But this one by far is the best of all time," he captioned a pic of him and his fiancee on Instagram. Jerry, 36, had originally popped the question on July 31, but announced the news a month later. "You are the greatest person I ever met!" In the picture, Jerry was captured holding Breanne, 28, tight in a huge embrace while she flaunted her new rock. It's hard to tell how many carats were in her new accessory, but by the look of it we would say a lot! Seriously, the round-cut diamond is huge!
The happy couple, who have been dating since 2014 and collaborate on their podcast, Bad 4 Business with Jerry Ferrara, kept the celebration going on Aug. 12 by sharing the news on the show's 100th episode, which was appropriately titled "Bad 4 Engagements."
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"Is it bad for business to go on your podcast and talk about the fact that you just got engaged," Jerry joked with his guests on the show. "Yay! I'm getting married!" Breanne chimed in.
The Power star revealed that he had been planning to pop the question since last year and had even asked Breanne's mom and dad for their approval. "I guess I am traditional in that sense," he admitted. So cute!
Jerry also told his podcast listeners that he had let his secret spill ahead of schedule during an interview on The Vertical with JJ Redick. Oops! Jerry definitely slipped up there, but luckily it didn't spoil the big day. There's no news of wedding plans just yet, but we couldn't be more thrilled for Jerry and the future Mrs. Ferrara!
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I just bought a Behringer BCR 2000 to control the parameters of my virtual synthesizers in cubase 8.5 on PC win 7
Although I am not very good at MIDI, I managed to map Sylenth 1 without too many problems with the "learn" function, my controller is plugged into USB (U1) The encoders drive well the parameters of the Sylenth 1, but I Can not get back the parameters! So the values of the different encoders remain as they were saved in my BCR preset and not as they are in the current preset of Sylenth 1 ... or it seems to me that when I change preset, the values of the BCR encoders should also change ! (Otherwise I do not see too much interest ???) same thing if I have 2 instances of Sylenth 1 in a project, when I switch from one to the other the values of the parameters of the BCR encoders does not change !
I should perhaps connect via a MIDI interface (type M-Audio USB Uno https://www.musicstore.de/fr_BE/EUR/M-Audio-USB-Uno-MIDI-Interface-1-in-...) And using the mode (S4) but I would like to be on before investing in a 30 € interface ...
Normally the BCR 2000 should issue a message of type gOOd or bAd depending on whether the transfer is successful or not (this is not the case for me, even though the BCR 2000 controls the parameters of the Sylenth 1)
In addition, I can encode the parameters of my virtual instruments (VSTI) but not those of my VST effects (comp, eq, filter etc. etc, even if they have a MIDI function learn ...
In short! I am completely dropped, and all help will be extremely precious to me!
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Plant Sales Advisor - H073
- Recruiter
- Horticruitment
- Location
- East Sussex
- Salary
- £24,000-£27,000+
- Posted
- 20 Jun 2019
- Closes
- 20 Jul 2019
- Ref
- Sector
- Garden Centres & Nurseries
- Function
- Sales Jobs
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Our client is a long-established specialist supplier of trees, shrubs and accessories situated on a 12 acre site in the heart of the densely wooded Sussex Weald, supplying to both trade and private clients across Southern England. The company has a reputation for the supply of high-quality trees and plants supported by helpful and expert advice. An opportunity has arisen to join a team of 4 staff in a sales role on their busy retail site.
Do you enjoy advising customers on their choice of plants?
Do you enjoy working as a team maintaining excellent plant quality?
Can you provide a professional friendly service?
Key points
- Focussing primarily on the retail aspects of the business
- Helping customers with their choice of plants
- Dealing with resulting sales transactions
- Preparing quotations for both trade and retail customers
Must have
- Some form of horticultural qualification
- Relevant experience in a plant sales advisory capacity
- Excellent customer service skills
A positive and flexible attitude to all daily tasks
If this Plant Sales Advisor vacancy is of interest, please apply or contact Pauline Thomas on 01233 732767 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thank you for the interest you have shown in this Plant Sales Advisor vacancy. Unfortunately, due to the high volume of applications that we receive, it is not possible to respond to every one. Therefore, unless you hear from us within the next 14 days, your application for this Plant Sales Advisor vacancy will have been unsuccessful.