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295 pages (complete). A genial inscription from McNish is on the title page (dated: 1968). There is also a stamp from 'The Big Hole and Kimberley Mine Museum'. This copy of the story of the Diamond Rush of 1869 is mild and well-weathered. The dustjacket is worn, marked, scuffed. It is stable and secure. The boards are neat and tidy. Included are three press cuttings about the book and the author. Within, the pages have age-related tanning and foxing all about in varying degrees. Nonetheless, the pages are amiable, assured, tidy, clear, certain and in general, most agreeable. fk. Order... View more info


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Today's post is written by David Langbart, an Archivist in the Textual Records Division at the National Archives at College Park. In May 1922, the British embassy in Washington contacted the Department of State at the direction of authorities in London. The British ("His Britannic Majesty's Government") wanted to know about the work of women … Continue reading Women in Police Work, 1922
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A uniform magnetic field exists in the plane of paper pointing from left to right as shown in Figure. In the field an electron and a proton move as shown. The electron and the proton experience
- forces both pointing into the plane of paper
- forces both pointing out of the plane of paper
- forces pointing into the plane of paper and out of the plane of paper, respectively
- force pointing opposite and along the direction of the uniform magnetic field respectively
Direction of current is taken as opposite to the flow of electron or in the direction of flow of protons.
In the given figure, the proton and electron are moving in opposite direction to each other and in perpendicular to the direction of magnetic field. So, current due to both electron and proton are in same direction. Hence, the forces acting on both will be in the same direction. By Fleming's left hand rule the direction force is pointing into the plane of paper.
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Between work, travel, and the amazingly frustrating play of the Red Sox, I decided that a few days away from ITM and blogging was needed.
I needed an off day or two to shake out the cobwebs, dull my raging anger about all things Red Sox, and foolishly, (going back to my irrational superstitions), I thought that me not blogging would help get them on the right track.
100 percent wrong.
The amount of angry texts going back and forth over the Atlantic ocean is at an all time high.
I honestly can't think of a time when I've been more angry at a Red Sox team. I've certainly been more disappointed given past postseason tragedies, but never have I had this much anger.
I simply can't take any more late nights of watching a team implode, or waking up to read the horrible, horrible things members of the Vicino family have texted during yet another loss.
The Globe's articles say it right, the "it's early" excuse doesn't apply anymore. The Sox are amazingly lucky to only be 5 games out despite their efforts to become the most overhyped and underachieving team of all time...but soon it's going to be "too late".
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Having to select the right dog grooming expert can be a difficult task. Hence it is highly advised that one takes enough time to choose between the available dog grooming experts. The following are some tips on finding the right dog grooming expert.
It is important that you have a well experienced dog grooming expert offering you these services. The level of experience depends on how long they have been offering these services to the public relating to the total number of clients they have received. Expertise however depends on if they specifically offer these services for dog grooming or they also groom other pets. In this case it is highly recommended that one goes for service providers who in their years of operations have been rendering these services specifically for dogs.
It is very important to know what costs you will have to incur when receiving these services for your dog. One should make a budget. The budget will allow you limit your spending to that which you can afford. It is important that you outline the estimates on each cost. Proceed to carry out a market analysis on the different prices charged by different groomers and relate the price to the services being offered. Always keep in mind that the quality of the services should relate to the price quoted. Thus one should make sure they have a good budget that will enable you receive good quality services.
Another aspect one has to keep in mind is what people are saying about the dog groomer. Let the people close to you provide recommendations of dog groomers who have previously offered them dog grooming services. The recommendations could be fetched from family and friends. Check for online reviews as they could also point you in the right direction. By doing so, you will be able to have prior information on what you should expect from hiring a specific groomer of dog. Get referrals from the expert and inquire from previous clients on the services they received.
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Jeremiah 11:1 This is a sermo which the Lorde commaunded Ieremie for to preache, saying: Jeremiah 11:2 Heare the wordes of this couenaunt and speake vnto the men of Iuda, and to all them that dwell at Hierusalem, Jeremiah 11:3 And say vnto them, Thus saith the Lord God of Israel: Cursed be euery one that is not obedient vnto the words of this couenaunt, Jeremiah 11:4 Whiche I commaunded vnto your fathers, what time as I brought them out of Egypt from the iron furnace, saying: Be obedient vnto my voyce, and do according to all that I commaunde you, so shall ye be my people, and I will be your God: Jeremiah 11:5 And wyll kepe my promise that I haue sworne vnto your fathers, [namelye] that I woulde geue them a lande whiche floweth with milke and honie, as ye see it is come to passe vnto this day. Then aunswered I and sayde, Amen: let it be euen so Lorde as thou sayest. Jeremiah 11:6 Then the Lord sayd vnto me againe: Preache this in the cities of Iuda, and rounde about Hierusalem, & say: Heare the wordes of this couenaunt, and kepe them. Jeremiah 11:7 For I haue diligently exhorted your fathers, euer since the tyme that I brought them out of the lande of Egypt vnto this day, I gaue them warning be times, saying: hearken vnto my voyce.
Jeremiah 11:8 Neuerthelesse, they would not obey me, nor encline their eares vnto me: but folowed the wicked imaginations of their owne heartes, and therefore I haue brought vpon them al the wordes of this couenaunt that I gaue them to kepe, which they [notwithstanding] haue not kept. Jeremiah 11:9 And the Lorde sayde vnto me: it is founde out that whole Israel and all these cities of Hierusalem are gone backe. Jeremiah 11:10 They haue turned them selues to the blasphemies of their forefathers, which had no lust to heare my wordes: Euen lykewyse haue these also folowed straunge gods, and worshipped them: The house of Israel and Iuda haue broken my couenaunt whiche I made with their fathers.
Jeremiah 11:11 Therefore, thus saith the Lorde: beholde, I will send a plague vpon them, whiche they shall not be able to escape: and they shall crye vnto me, and I wyl not heare them. Jeremiah 11:12 Then shall the townes of Iuda, and the citizens of Hierusalem go and call vpon their gods vnto whom they made their oblations: but they shall not be able to helpe them in tyme of their trouble. Jeremiah 11:13 For as many cities as thou hast, O Iuda, so many gods hast thou had also: and loke howe many streetes there be in thee (O Hierusalem) so many shameful aulters haue ye set vp, aulters [I say] to offer vpon them vnto Baal. Jeremiah 11:14 Therfore pray not thou for this people, byd neither prayse nor prayer for them: for though they crye vnto me in their trouble, yet wil I not heare them. Jeremiah 11:15 What part hath my beloued in my house, seing he hath worked abhomination, seruing many gods? The holy fleshe offeringes in the temple are gone from thee [O Iuda] and thou when thou hast done euyll, makest thy boast of it. Jeremiah 11:16 The Lord called thee a greene oliue tree, a faire one, a fruitefull one, a goodlye one: but with great clamour hath the enemie set fire vpon it, & the braunches of it are destroyed. Jeremiah 11:17 For the Lorde of hoastes that planted thee, hath deuised a plague for thee (O thou house of Israel and Iuda) for the euyll that ye haue done to prouoke hym to wrath, in that ye dyd seruice to Baal.
Jeremiah 11:18 This (O Lorde) haue I learned of thee, and vnderstande it: for thou hast shewed me their imaginations. Jeremiah 11:19 But I am as a meeke lambe, an oxe that is caryed away to be slayne, not knowing that they had deuised suche a counsell against me [saying,] We wyll destroy his meate with wood, and driue him out of the lande of the liuing, that his name shall neuer be thought vpon. Jeremiah 11:20 Therfore I wyll beseche thee nowe (O Lorde of hoastes) thou righteous iudge, thou that tryest the raynes and the heartes, let me see thee auenged of them: for vnto thee haue I committed my cause. Jeremiah 11:21 The Lorde therfore spake thus of the citizens of Anathoth that sought to slay me, saying: Preache not vnto vs in the name of the Lorde, or els thou shalt dye of our handes: Jeremiah 11:22 Thus [I say] spake the Lorde of hoastes: Beholde, I will visit you, your young me shal perishe with the sworde, your sonnes and your daughters shall vtterly dye of hunger, Jeremiah 11:23 So that none shall remaine: for vpon the citizens of Anathoth wyll I bring a plague euen the yere of their visitation.


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Okay, so she isn't exactly "cute and simple," I'll give you that. She's decked out in boas and sequins and sparkly shoes, but she is cute and the messages of Fancy Nancy are pretty simple: life can be challenging at times, but there is usually a pretty simple solution.
It was just another Manic Monday and I needed to hop into my local independent bookstore for shrinky-dink paper. Yep, got another crafty project brewing. Of course, if you know me, you know I can't just "hop" into a bookstore. Awhile later, I emerged from the store with several other items (including a signed copy of Jamie Lee Curtis' newest kids' book), a membership to the bookstore, and the knowledge that one of our favorite creators of literary character "Fancy Nancy" would be signing books that evening.
Ms. Jane O'Connor hails from New York and is a much more prolific author that I ever dreamed. When I went to Wikipedia for some friendly cyber-stalking, I saw a huge list of books to her credit, starting back in the 70's. Who knew?! She has worked in the publishing industry for several decades, but fooled me when I met her. She is kind, caring, down-to-earth and very good with kids. In fact, I would have thought she more the librarian/grade-school teacher turned author type.
Kate was super-excited to go. As a budding author/illustrator herself–not to mention "fancy" girl–she couldn't wait to get home from pom practice in order to don her fanciest um…stuff. Wand, boa, crown, sparkly shoes, doll, book, and smile, we headed out.
A sea of shiny cherubic faces greeted us as we navigated the crowd at the bookstore. The press quickly usurped upon us, asking if they could take Kate's photograph. The press?! Really. I was dumbfounded, too. Kate was reallybeginning to feel like the fancy girl with the papparazzi following close behind.
After a reading of the new relase, "Fabulous Fashion Boutique," Ms. O'Connor gladly signed autograph after autograph. In order of number, of course. We were #93 and it was a school night. Ugh. We waited and tried to look fancy through it all but it was hard. Once our number was called, Kate and I spent a good five minutes or so chatting with Ms. O'Connor. We told her we were glad to learn that the "little sister" really does have a name (you'll have to read the book to find out). I shared that my husband has a teensy bit of a crush on the way Robin Preiss Glasser–illustrator (who used to have a professional career as a ballerina), draws Nancy's mom. She laughed at that, "Oh, I will have to tell Robin. We haven't heard that one before!" (Sorry, hon just had to share). And Kate told her she would like to be an "author for kids" one day, too.
If you go to a book signing….
- Plan ahead (unlike me) and get your books from home that you would like to have signed. Use a post-it note to mark how the author should sign the books. "To Kate and Kelly–nature girls" (for the book, "Explorer, Extrodonaire") or whatever you'd like.
- If you learn of the event well in advance, ask if there is a book signing etiquitte that is to be followed. Sign up early and get your number (if there is such a thing).
- Show up to the reading early. I thought we were doing good by getting there 15 minutes ahead of time….WRONG. In the end, it turned out fine: we were front and center because we had, to be or we wouldn't have gotten in.
- Have some games or snacks or something in your bag to keep your kid occupied if the waiting should get too long
- Remind your child to use her best manners, look at the author with her eyes and find some way to compliment her work
- Follow up with an extension-type activity. Make your own book, draw a picture of the experience, read a book on what it means to be an author.
- Remember that you are setting the stage for future interactions with authors and providing a glimpse at a future career. You never know what impression you may leave your child with.
Fancy Nancy and the Fabulous Fashion Boutique – Hardcover (Oct. 12, 2010) by Jane O'connor and Robin Preiss Glasser
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Low Kay Wee The 'Everyday Hero'
And now the tale of a humble neighbourhood policeman who became Singapore's very own Sherlock Holmes.
Dark And Stormy Night
It was the eve of Chinese New Year, but dark clouds hung low in the sky, enveloping the neighbourhood with a sense of foreboding unfit for the festive season.
Perhaps it was the storm clouds, or a difference in opinion (probably the latter), which led to 2 men having a heated quarrel at a badminton court of an HDB estate.
Consumed by utter rage, one of the men, B, reached for a knife. B raised his shaking hand and lunged it towards the other man, eyes flashing with fury as he stabbed him. As blood mixed with rainwater, the police rushed to collect the evidence, and most importantly, find B.
Enter Sherlock
Thankfully, with Jurong Police Division's Assistant Superintendent Low Kay Wee on the case, B didn't have a chance.
According to Lianhe Zaobao, ASP Low led a team of investigating officers to crack the case in a mere 3 hours. Truly an everyday hero.
Here's a screenshot of the Zaobao article online, showing ASP Low (2nd from right) and other awardees:
Cracking The Case
ASP Low's wealth of experience in crime scene investigation coupled with his keen judgement and precise inference skills aided him and his team of 8 in solving the case.
Eyewitnesses accounts, evidence from the scene and CCTV recordings eventually led ASP Low and his team to B's house.
And they were just in time too — B was about to escape through the window.
This is not the first time ASP Low has put his investigation skills to good use– he has previously solved several cases related to money lending and the slashing of a victim.
ASP Low was one of 52 people and 58 teams that received a commendation certificate from Commissioner of Police Hoong Wee Teck at the annual Commissioner of Police's Commendation Ceremony on Monday (Feb 6).
This everyday hero seems to love his job too. This is what he told Lianhe Zaobao:
Whenever I successfully nab a suspect, I feel a strong sense of accomplishment. This job has given me a host of challenges, testing my critical thinking skills and stretching me to my limits.
Other Heroes
As ASP Low's wit propelled him into the ranks of everyday heroes in Singapore, let's not forget our previous everyday heroes, who displayed determination, grit and kindness.
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The 4th Grade Innovators Podcast
By Zach Rondot
We are a 4th grade class in Michigan sharing out our learning with the world. One of our class goals is to make a positive impact on the world. From wise word quote discussions to book reviews, this podcast will help inspire listeners to level up their life.
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Recently, our class read the book The Positive Dog by Jon Gordon. We were so inspired by all the ideas we learned in this book about feeding the positive dog and starving the negative dogs inside of us. You might be thinking, "What dogs inside of us??" well tune in to learn more and change your life for the positive!
February 3, 2020
S2 EP2: Gratitude is NOT just for Thanksgiving!
The 4th Grade Innovators are back with another inspiring episode about the Power of Gratitude. Coming off of Thanksgiving, it's a popular time to be thankful and grateful but we're here to teach you that gratitude is a superpower you should use every day of the year!
December 5, 2019
S2 E1: The Pure Michigan Debate
Right now in Michigan, there is a debate on the popular Pure Michigan Campaign and whether it should be funded or not. 4th Graders have been doing research on the topic and in this episode they make their voices heard.
November 6, 2019
EP 009: Guide to a Positive Summer Vacation
It's the last week of school in Michigan! We wanted to create another podcast episode to teach and encourage everyone to have a positive summer vacation! Have a great summer everyone! Thank you to everyone for supporting our Podcast this year. Stay tuned for more next year!
June 10, 2019
EP 008: The Epic Guide to Positive Living
In this episode, we combine all of positive tips we have given you through this podcast in one epic episode. This might be our last episode of the school year so thank you for all of your support!
May 14, 2019
EP 007: Thinking Like an App Developer
Our class recently completed the first ever Costello Developers Academy! We set out to answer the question, how can thinking like an app developer lead to making a positive impact on the world? In this episode you will hear 4th graders reflect on this question and teach you what they learned about coding and app development! We hope you enjoy!
April 25, 2019
EP 006: Thinking Like an Innovator
We've been receiving questions about why we are called The 4th Grade Innovators and what "innovation" means so, we made a podcast episode explaining! hope you enjoy!
March 18, 2019
EP 005: Mindfulness
The 4th Grade Innovators are back with a new episode all about Mindfulness. Mindfulness seems to be everywhere but what exactly does it mean? How can Mindfulness help you? Tune in to find out!
February 14, 2019
EP 004: New Year, New You!
In this episodes, the 4th Grade Innovators break down the art of setting meaningful New Year's Resolutions. You'll get tips and tricks to actually stick with your New Year's Resolutions so you can make 2019 the best year ever! We would be so grateful if you left us a review on itunes and subscribed so you never miss an episodes!
January 5, 2019
EP 003: The Magic of Leaving Your Comfort Zone
In this episode, we talk all about the comfort zone. While being in a "comfort zone" doesn't sound bad, we explain why leaving your comfort zone is the key to an exciting life. Life isn't meant to be boring. Try new things, take risks, and you'll never know where life can take you! Enjoy our episode! Want to stay up to date with new episodes? Subscribe! If you found value in this episode leave us a review on iTunes this helps us reach more people! Stay up to date by following Mr. Rondot on Twitter @MrRondot
December 6, 2018
EP 002: The Power of Positivity
Welcome to the second episode of the 4th Grade Innovators Podcast! We are back this week to talk about The Power of Positivity! We discuss what it means to be positive and what it DOESN'T mean to be positive. We talk about the benefits of having a positive attitude and tips you can use to develop a positive attitude in your life! We want to thank everyone who listened to episode 1, we got some amazing feedback from teachers all over the world. We would love to hear your thoughts on our podcast. Please consider leaving a review or sending us a message to firstname.lastname@example.com and let us know where you are listening from! The best compliment we can receive is for you to share this with your network of people! If you share on Twitter please tag me @MrRondot! Enjoy Episode Two! -The 4th Grade Innovators
November 13, 2018
EP 001: All About The Growth Mindset
Welcome to the very fist episode of the 4th Grade Innovators Podcast. In this episode we dive into what it means to have a Growth Mindset. 4th Grade Students answer 5 questions about the Growth Mindset. 1) What is a Growth Mindset? 2) What is a Fixed Mindset? 3) What is the Power of Yet? 4) What is the Dip? 5) Why is it important to have a Growth Mindset? We hope you enjoy this episode and learn something new. If you find this valuable please subscribe, leave us a review, and share it with people you know! Recorded by: Mr. Rondot's 4th Grade Class in Michigan!
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Here's the music video 'Terror Hungry' off the Lost Society titled album 'Terror Hungry'. Ok so at first I was like wtf cause their music video reminded me of iwrestledabearonce video 'Boat Paddle' that came out a few months back. It's mainly the friggen zentai suits. Once the music kicked in it was pretty bad… Read More


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Nicole & Richard tied the knot in May 2017 in Volterra, Italy, which is in the middle of the beautiful Tuscan countryside. Richard is a good friend, so I was delighted when he asked me to photograph his and Nicoles wedding. This was my first destination wedding and I absolutely loved it, even though I was a guest.
The day started off with Nicole and the girls at the awesome Villa di Ulignano (check it out). There was flowers, prosecco
We then made the short journey into Palazzo Dei Priori,Volterra for the ceremony, which was in carried out in Italian but it wouldn't have been an Irish wedding without a priest, so a family friend Father Colly (a guest) also said a few words (he does a great U2 rendition).
Next stop was a bar just around the corner where guests enjoyed some prosecco and nibbles in the glorious Tuscan sunshine.
Nicole, Richard and I sneaked away for a few portraits in around the square and then it was off to the Villa for a few more drinks by the pool.
Before we knew it it was time for dinner, which was served outside in the evening sun with some amazing views of the Tuscan countryside. After dinner there was a slideshow of the bride and groom back in there younger days and finished with them making their own wedding cake (an Italian tradition)
Then there was the dancing, and epic dancing it was.
The day was filled with plenty of love, laughter and some amazing sun.
If you have a destination wedding in mind please get in touch and tell me all about it.
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The Awesome suppliers on this one:
Ceremony: Palazzo Dei Priori, Volterra, Italy
Reception: Villa Di Ulignano, Volterra, Italy
Wedding Dress: Suzanne Neville, Castle Couture
Bridesmaids dresses: Twobirds, Blush Boutique
Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Flowers: Florum
Groom(smen)'s suits: Paul Costelloe
Accessories: Tiffany and Co.
Cake: Roland's Catering
Cars: Bacci Travel
Stationery: Paper Frills
Make Up & Hair: Brian Moore
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My iPad is full of pictures. I should blog that. Click. The blogpeople should see this. Click. I want to show that off.
You see how successful that's been.
I'm once again horribly swamped, and traveling a lot as well. I intend to tell you about all these adventures in more detail, but in the meantime…
I was here this week.
And there just before that.
And I'll be somewhere else next week, assuming I survive the intervening days of work. (Worldcon! Anyone going?)
I got home this evening to a happy cat–little does he know he's got a vet appointment tomorrow–and a package.


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Taylor Fravel, Associate Professor at MIT
Location:Robertson Hall
Audience:Open to the Public
China and the World Program
M. Taylor Fravel is Associate Professor of Political Science and member of the Security Studies Program at MIT. Taylor is a graduate of Middlebury College and Stanford University, where he received his PhD. He has been a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Olin Institute for Strategic Studies at Harvard University, a Predoctoral Fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University, a Fellow with the Princeton-Harvard China and the World Program and a Visiting Scholar at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He also has graduate degrees from the London School of Economics and Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. In March 2010, he was named Research Associate with the National Asia Research Program launched by the National Bureau of Asian Research and the Woodrow Wilson International Center.


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Diving for Children
Who should take this program?
Diving for Children is as fun as it sounds – a chance for kids to blow bubbles by scuba diving. Children who are at least 8 years old can use scuba gear to breathe underwater and swim around in shallow water. Have a party or celebrate a birthday by throwing a memorable, exciting Diving for Children event with friends and family at your local Dive Center.
A child must be 8 years old or older. Kids must be comfortable in the water, but no prior experience is necessary. Parental approval is required.
What will your child learn?
Children get a chance to:
– Experience scuba diving under the direct care and supervision of a instructor.
– Take their first breaths underwater in water shallower than 2 metres/6 feet.
– Learn about and use scuba diving equipment made for children – not adults.
– Have lots of fun.
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Pearl onions are gaining momentum in the West, but pearl onions are also very popular in Europe and some parts of Asia. "Italy, Germany, The Netherlands and India are all places that love including pearl onions in their cuisine," says Andrea Dubak with Thomas Fresh. In India, you'll see them in sweet relishes and in Germany many prefer to pickle them. Dubak says the current supply of pearl onions is "unlimited at this point. It's also consistent and the quality is premium." They're available year-round; Thomas Fresh is currently sourcing them fresh from Canada. "Whenever you need them, we are happy to order them for you," she said.
Unique flavor profile
"A cross-cultural favorite for dishes, especially at this time of year, these tiny sweet jewels have multiple applications," shared Dubak. "We're exposed to so many recipes, and visuals in the media. It's easier than ever to try something new in the kitchen and to buy high quality ingredients," she added. "There's also a larger focus on eating healthy in our society, which opens the doors to exploring new fruits and vegetables – like pearl onions. Pearl onions are interesting because they are so small compared to many other onion varieties and they pack a unique flavor profile."
Currently bagged pearl onions are available in 10 oz. bags. "We wanted to give consumers a convenient pack size for the best amount of value for their dollar. For grocery stores and other buyers we sell to, one case consists of 12 10 oz. bags; we can do a split between white and red per case."
New packaging
Thomas Fresh recently introduced new packaging for its premium white and red variety pearl onions. The packaging reflects the company's goal to provide consumers with the best possible end product. "It has a breathable mesh to preserve freshness." Bags are easily identifiable: the reds feature the exact color taken from the onion itself, as does the white onion packaging. "The red and white pearl onion design has our signature label on the top the bag. Our branded label is there to help consumers identify quality in the produce section. Our slogan is "Grown in Trust" and we take that very seriously," Dubak said. "It's important for consumers to trust where their food is coming from - whether that be sustainable farms or fair workplace practices. We have very tight-knit relationships with our farmers and partners."
For more information:
Andrea Dubak
Thomas Fresh
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Federal Rules Require Online Videos to Comply with Accessibility Laws
People with disabilities make up almost 20% of the US population and it's likely that many teachers have taught a student with a disability. Teachers have used online videos and audio files to engage their students and it helps heighten their educational experience. If you're creating online videos, you may need to double-check to see if you're complying with federal laws. New rules went into effect January 2018. These accessibility laws now require online videos and audio files to have closed captioning or transcriptions.
What does this mean?
As an educator, you'll need to take that extra step to ensure accurate closed captioning on your videos. If audio files are a part of your learning toolkit, you're required to add transcriptions.
This is required for all new and existing content. A good rule of thumb is to incorporate closed captioning or transcriptions in your creation process moving forward. As for older videos, there are easy ways to incorporate captions. It may be a tedious process but we've added several links below to help you with the process.
Who does this effect?
Almost everyone. It's outlined under Title II and III of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act which includes just about every public entity including government offices, hotels, religious organizations and schools. Under these Acts, the rules apply across all aspects of learning including online information and programming services.
Videos that are accessible and follow federal rules are called 508-compliant.
How do I know if my videos are meeting accessibility requirements?
For video content to be accessible, the student watching it must fully understand what is happening in both visual and audio portions of the video. If a student doesn't understand the message in either the video or audio sections, the video is not accessible.
How do I make my videos accessible?
There are three elements to video accessibility:
- Captions – The audio portions must have text that follows the visual aspects of your video. This gives access to people who are either hearing impaired or deaf.
- Audio Transcriptions – These are descriptions of the video's visual elements giving people who are blind or visually impaired access to the information.
- 508-Compliant Video Player – Gives a person ability to use keyboard navigation or an assistive device so they can navigate the video player.
In the Classroom with Screencast-o-Matic
Thousands of teachers have turned to Screencast-O-Matic to create engaging online tutorials, lessons or class videos. Screencast-O-Matic provides easy-to-use tools to help create accessible videos for students. With it's robust tools including 'script recording' and closed captioning, Screencast-O-Matic makes it easy to teach and engage students.
Screencast-o-Matic tutorial for creating captions:
Additional links to know:
GSA Government-wide Section 508 Accessibility Program https://www.section508.gov/content/learn/laws-and-policies
United State Access Board
Digital Gov: 508 Accessible Videos – How to Make Them
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Life in Urla... First a 'good morning', then a little sunshine... A little love... A little solitude... Some warmth... A clear cool sea... The infinite generosity of nature... A rebellion against the city followed by a peaceful sleep!
The few examples mentioned above are definitely not sufficient to explain Urla...
To the West of Izmir, located at the start of the peninsula takes its name from the Latin and Greek word 'Vourla' which means reed-bed...
Urla has hidden the signs of her multicultural past lives within the cobblestones or the streets, and among the rough stone walls of the old houses supporting secrets that fuel the imagination.
With the ancient olive, fig, myrtle and bay trees and the unrivaled 'sakız' artichokes, the evergreen hills that smile upon the sun and the sea, Urla is once again celebrating this glorious spring with the second International Artichoke Festival.
Urla the host of The International Artichoke Festival for the second time, is a town in Izmir which is a member of the International Gourmet Cities Network (Delice) has set an example being respectful to local foods and its growers every passing day.
"One's life is thought to be coloured by one's dreams"... Let's colour our own lives with the colours of Urla this spring..
Art Workshop Coordinator Mehtap Süner Susuzlu
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Welcome to the 36th edition of our weekly Travel Photography Competition. Every Sunday we post here the three pictures, sent by our contributing photographers, which were the most popular among our readers and received the biggest number of likes on our Facebook page. This week we've got a fresh selection of photos published between 5th and 12th March.
This week the most popular theme turned out to be the northern lights and two of our winning photos show this beautiful phenomenon. The jaw-dropping spectacle of light and colour, which can be observed in high latitude regions of the planet, is nothing more than energy charged particles, coming from the solar wind, which collide with atoms in the high altitude atmosphere when pulled towards the Earth by its magnetic field. In southern hemisphere the phenomenon is called aurora australis or the southern lights. It doesn't surprise me that in medieval Europe people believed it to be a sign from God, it's truly a divine sight!
The first winning picture in this week competition comes from Siglufjörður, Iceland. This small fishing town, which grew on the herring industry reached its peak in 1950′s when it was populated by over 3000 people. Now, when the herring are gone, the town has only 1200 people prepared to live in its coarse northern climate. Despite the weather, it looks like a beautiful place to live, anyhow!
This stunning photo was sent by Fróði Brinks, who specialises in northern lights shots. To see more of his beautiful pictures, visit his Facebook page Fr brinks photography and his Flickr photostream. More aurora pictures in our galleries you can find here.
The second winning photo was taken near Tromsø, Norway. It's the second largest city within the Arctic Circle (following Murmansk, Russia). The major part of the city, including its centre, is set on a small island called Tromsøya. It contains the biggest [collection of wooden houses in northern Norway.
This beautiful shot was sent by Eric Alexandre. As he describes himself he is a "freelance photographer, [who] will shoot anything and everything. Born in France and grew up in Belgium, Ecuador and Venezuela before moving to the US for college, travel was ingrained into me from an early age. I picked up my first D-SLR in 2004 to document my travels, and looking to expand my photography I ventured into the world of fashion in 2007. I currently shoot with a Canon 5D Mk II."
If you like this photo, make sure you follow his Facebook page Eric Alexandre Photography.
And the last winning photo in this week's competition was taken in Meols, in North West England, UK. It's a small village located on the northern coast of the Wirral Peninsula whose name derives from the Old Norse for "sand dunes". It's mostly a residential town with a small yacht and fishing community on the Irish Sea coast. However, some important archaeological findings suggest that it used to be an important area in the Neolithic period.
This beautifully taken shot, drawing attention by its calmness and symmetry, was sent by Raymond Mcbride. If you like this shot, you must check out Raymond's website.
Thanks to everyone who participated in this week's edition of the competition, either by sending or by voting for the pictures! We wish you nice end of the weekend!
What are Travel Photography Contribution Weeks?
Each week we publish the three pictures which got the most "likes" on our Facebook page giving the photographers the credit they deserve.
Visit our Travel Photography page to see all the previous winning photos and find out how you can participate.
If your pictures are among this week's selection, feel free to link to our website and tell your friends about it.
Keep sending your photos and travel safe!
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My names Malcolm and I'm big on vaping. I gave up a serious nicotine addiction oh and a weed addiction – but hey that's gone now. I've now become a knowledge box for anything weed or vape related and I love writing about it as a hobby! Hola at me if you want some free content!


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Mediterranean Gem Slice Earrings
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A watery mix of colors, reminiscent of sea glass washed up from the sea. These exclusively cut, inclusion free Amethyst layered with Rose Quartz and Orange Sapphire motif with diamonds, set in 14K yellow is an unforgettable ear statement.
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- Dimensions: 35mm x 17mm
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Murray Raine from Murray Raine Puppets Australia is a truly unique cabaret puppet comedian with an amazing army of spectacular marionettes.
Murray's previous website was stuck in the 90s, and it many ways served as a disservice rather than assist his business… which is where we came in!
The brand brief was to create a website that was really easy to use, with WOW factor, while having a real classy feel to it while using modern design techniques and trends. One thing we and Murray had in common was an eye for colour and simplified beauty.
This website is something we are very proud of at Creative Instinct. It is a unique website where floating feathers guide you through the life of a traveling puppeteer and his many friends.


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All photos by Kenneth Edwards. Find him on instagram at @kennethbedwards or @myknapsack for more.
Sweater: Tommy Hilfiger Skirt: Chacott Pointe Shoes: Bloch Serenade
My talented friend, Liz Blom, took some cute photos of me and my cat at home❤ Check them out!
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Check out the interview I did with the cute girls over at LyraandJane.com! Click the link: http://www.lyraandjane.com/blog/2015/7/26/a-life-as-a-professional-ballerina-natalie-varnum
Location: Edmonton
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Dinner: Cafe Mosaics (Vegan & Vegetarian and incredible)
OOTD: Shirt: Decadence Jeans: Topshop Shoes: Forever 21 Jacket: Forever 21 Bag: Gifted from my sister
* I found these amazing grandma glasses at this adorable vintage store in Edmonton called Decadence. *
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13 months. My little Dove is 13 months today. I heard her baby voice babbling from her crib this morning as I walked into her room to pull her into my arms. I held her warm body close and nestled her rosy cheeks all pink from the night's warmth on her sheets. My mind flashed and I remembered the first time I ever held her in my arms and how I couldn't stop thanking God and how her little body surprised me with its actuality. I think I had been in denial those whole nine months.
I sat down to nurse her for the last time. No book. No TV. No computer. Just her and me, because this was the last. She ate calmly for just a few moments and I watched her little lips and cheeks move to her own rhythm as I desperately tried etching each movement in my memory. She has been the easiest baby imaginable. Then, for the first time . . . and the last . . . she heard her big sister enter the room, and just like that, she promptly squirmed from my lap to go play. She was done.
Before I had time to officially say goodbye to her year of babyhood, she was off.
Maybe that's the way it should be.
What are the chances that we were both ready on the same day? But why am I surprised? She entered this world in an explosion of answered prayers. And while I am left with an ache, wondering how one year could fly by so fast, I see His large, loving hands all over the details her sweet, little life.
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This post is for Nick Fox, Matt Hamilton, Nick Angotto, Zach Fisher (soon to be heard doing play-by-play in the Cape Cod League), Rob Crowley, and anybody else who has tried to do statistics for high school football on the radio or TV.
Christopher Byrne, writing on his blog, breaks it all down, as he had a chance to do stats during a recent game in Georgia. It's not nearly as easy as it seems. Chris, in reality, had it easy by comparison to the WGCH crew, and others. For us, we use - GASP! - pen and paper, often while standing. The picture below, taken by Paul Silverfarb of the Greenwich Post on Thanksgiving Day, illustrates that perfectly:
Nick Fox(on the right) has a notebook and writes furiously. This of course, is when he's NOT tweeting. It's multitasking, people!
An abacus is often needed (just kidding) to add the numbers all up.
There are no computers because, to my knowledge, not a single high school press box in the FCIAC has wireless internet. So kudos to Chris for writing about this.
By the way, it often isn't that much better in college (at least at Division III). Mount Saint Mary SID Justin Satkowski sits next to me at home games, and he hands me print outs at every time out. Stony Brook had monitors (Division I, baby!). In Boston, we had to scrounge to get the numbers. At RPI, they had live stats on the computer.
Stats are, as Vin Scully has said, "used much like a drunk uses a lamppost: for support, not illumination."


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Sugar Cane Specialities
A Taste Experience
A natural product made from brown cane sugar | Brown cane sugar is a very particular sugar: a purely natural product that comes from the juice of freshly harvested sugar cane. Some of our speciality sugars include Golden Caster, Turbinado and Dark Muscovado sugar. You can order these richly spiced sugars from us as exclusive ingredients for your gourmet products. This way, you can make every dish a flavour sensation and a culinary experience.
Rich in minerals and full of flavour | Besides refined white sugar, there is also raw cane sugar (muscovado) and whole cane sugar, which is also called dried cane juice. Raw cane sugar is partially refined and contains 0.3 – 1% molasses. Whole cane sugar is an unrefined sugar and contains all the minerals present in sugar cane – such as iron, magnesium, calcium, and vitamin B – and is distinguished by its unique, intensive taste of molasses.
Golden Caster
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Nature's finished product
Golden caster sugar is an extra fine-grain but unrefined and chemically untouched sugar made from sugar cane. This naturally finished cane sugar is produced in Mauritius and other tropical and subtropical areas where sugar cane is grown.
A luxurious alternative
Golden caster sugar is an exquisite alternative to refined white sugar. A lightly flowing, dry sugar, it has a light-golden colour and a delicious smell of fudge.
Enhance your coffee
Try some speciality sugar in your coffee to add a spicy touch.
Rich in minerals and nutrients
This entirely natural sweetener from sugar cane contains, in comparison to refined sugar, an array of minerals and nutrients, from calcium and iron to phosphorus and sodium.
A flexible addition to your meals
Golden caster sugar has fantastic potential as a key ingredient, not least because it can be used as a replacement for granulated sugar in a variety of contexts. It will dissolve quickly and smoothly into your drinks, enrich your pastries with its distinctive flavour, and delightfully complement a whole host of dishes from the sweet to the savoury.
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The original from sugar cane
Turbinado sugar is a primary, barely refined cane sugar that is produced in all tropical and subtropical areas where sugar cane is grown.
Hints of caramel
Turbinado is a light brown cane sugar with a molasses content of approx. 2-3 %. Turbinado crystals are a little smaller than demerara crystals. As such, turbinado has finer grains, with a taste to match. Its distinctive notes of caramel and honey render it a unique and rather special sugar. Turbinado grains are coarser than those of conventional white Sugars.
Subtly spicy
Despite its discreetly sticky crystals, turbinado flows smoothly like white sugar. Its smell is not as strong as that of muscovado. The taste also contains hints of molasses and caramel. However, the spiciness of its taste is far more subtle than muscovado's.
A multifaceted alternative
Turbinado is a fantastic sugar to use with cakes and pastries. A more flavourful alternative to refined white sugar, turbinado is used as a sweetener in tea, with breakfast cereals, with jam and even in the production of wine.
Use in beverages
Turbinado is an excellent complementary ingredient for drinks. For example, a homemade iced tea with black tea and lemon juice needs only a teaspoonful of turbinado to make the drink as delicious as it is refreshing, with just the right amount of sweetness.
Dark Muscovado
Lightly sweet
88,0 %
The star among the specialties
Dark muscovado is a natural whole cane sugar with a powerful aroma that is produced in various countries from Colombia, Brazil, Guatemala and Argentina to Mauritius and the Philippines. Muscovado is produced without chemical treatment from the moment it is extracted from the pure juice of the sugar cane, filtered and gradually concentrated, to its final drying and milling.
Sweet and flavourful
In gourmet cuisine, dark muscovado is exceptionally prized as a complement to the heartiest savoury meals as well as desserts and sugary treats. Similarly, muscovado is used as an ingredient in the food industry to enhance taste. It is a favourite addition to cereals, dairy products, cake- and bread-mixes, drinks and baby Food.
Spicy spare ribs
Mix up a homemade marinade with soy sauce, chili sauce and dark muscovado to give your ribs a one-of-a-kind glaze that's both spicy and sweet!
A unique consistency
The high percentage of molasses in muscovado (10-15%) is what gives the sugar its soft, lumpy and moist consistency.
This molasses is produced by boiling und stirring the cane juice until it becomes a viscous liquid. Finally, the molasses is heated until the remaining water evaporates.
An intense taste
Dark-brown muscovado, with its leftover traces of syrup and lightly sticky consistency, is a sugar that has a wide range of flavours up its sleeve: from an intense and unique taste of molasses (caramel) to its far more subtle suggestion of liquorice. The colour and smell of muscovado are almost as singular as its taste: together with its sticky consistency, its dark-brown colour and its heavy caramel aroma make muscovado easy to recognise even before it has been tasted!
Rich in minerals and nutrients
This entirely natural sweetener from the sugar cane contains, in comparison to refined sugar, an array of minerals and nutrients, from potassium and iron to phosphorus and sodium.
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Dark muscovado's intense taste lends a tremendous weight to the cakes and tarts that have been baked with the sugar. The only remaining secret ingredient – that goes perfectly with muscovado – is a sly drop of rum!
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When studying Still Life, and Landscapes, I did not feel a freedom in my painting. In studying Abstract painting I can express my love of life and the colors that surround me. In my brush strokes one can see movement, excitement, happiness, and sensualism that is expressed in my use of color formed by my brush strokes and my palette knife. My paintings are not planned, they are spontaneous in movement. They are inspired from emotions, nature and the life that surrounds me. My hopes are that the viewers capture the freedom of form and movement in my works. In return, I hope they are intrigued and feel their own moment.
Born in New York, I started painting classes when I moved to Virginia. I was always interested in the creative arts. My interest continued and became stronger as I started to volunteer for the arts. Many of my friends are accomplished artists and through their encouragement and my enthusiasm, I founded South Street Art Gallery in Easton, MD. I also developed the Gallery Walk for the town of Easton. This is a lovely area on the Eastern Shore where we spend our summers. I have since sold the gallery, and I now am able to concentrate and develop my love of painting my Abstracts. I host paint workshops at my farm and continue to be very active in the arts. If you enjoy painting without the fear of painting, it becomes a part of your life.
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Agriculture is on the brink of a technological revolution, as farmers look to the latest innovations to boost productivity, reduce costs and save time.
Known as AgTech, agricultural technology could help the industry achieve $100 billion in annual revenues by 2030, according to a report from StartupAUS and KPMG. That's nearly twice its current size, but what kind of AgTech will help drive this change?
Let's take a closer look at some of technologies that are already bringing new levels of efficiency to farmers across Australia.
1. Cloud computing
Agriculture has been slower to adopt cloud computing than many other industries. Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed just 9 per cent of agriculture, forestry and fishing businesses used paid cloud services in 2013-14 – the lowest of all sectors.
However, this has begun to change and cloud computing is now used for a variety of purposes, including:
- Cloud-based supply chains: Goods can be tracked and paid for at every step of the process, with a recent National Australia Bank (NAB) report stating this can reduce insurance premiums by lowering counterparty risk.
- Accounting software: Farmers can now maintain accounting records in a centralised electronic location using software that is specifically tailored to the industry's regulations, subsidies and other factors.
- Herd management apps: Agricultural workers can utilise a range of cloud-driven apps that store inventory information online and offer features to optimise livestock management.
2. Sensors and data analytics
Smart technology utilises wireless sensors to transmit and receive a range of data for agricultural purposes. Soil and air sensors can pick up changes in humidity, moisture and other conditions in real-time, with the information sent to fertilisation and irrigation systems for precision-based farming.
Similarly, sensors can be used for yield mapping, livestock management and crop supply tracking. Any collected data can then be analysed using complex algorithms to derive actionable insights.
3. Robotics and automation
Automation is affecting multiple industries worldwide, and Australian farmers are beginning to leverage the benefits. Whether it's harvesting, picking, planting or ploughing, many traditionally labour-intensive tasks can now be done by machines.
For example, the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) recently unveiled AgBot II – a site-specific crop and weed-management tool. The robot has sensors, cameras and software that helps it navigate fields, apply fertiliser and target and kill weeds – all without human intervention. QUT researchers estimate the technology could save farmers $3.5 million a year.
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This luxurious manor house hotel in South Devon boasts a 5 star status and is home to the 3 AA Àclèaf Restaurant and Gaia Spa. Famous for its magically imposing nature and detailed history - both of which add to the magnificent character of the hall - the hotel is situated on the edge of the idyllic Dartmoor National Park. Boringdon Hall is renowned as one of the finest spa hotels in the South West, and we can see why.
- 5 star property
- Gaia spa
- A choice of restaurants including the newly opened Àclèaf
- 2018 Condé Nast Johansen Best Destination Spa in the UK & Ireland
- Original Elizabethan architecture
- Locally sourced produce
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Facilities at Boringdon Hall Hotel
Named 'the enchanted place on the hill', Boringdon Hall is a five star hotel famous for its magically imposing nature and detailed history - both of which add to the magnificent character of the hall.
The Devonshire manor became crown property following the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII in 1539. The monarch later granted the property to his courtier Thomas Wriothesley, the Earl of Southampton, who was a royal favourite. Since then, Boringdon Hall has since had a rather extravagant makeover, giving this stately pile a serious air of perfection, with devotedly designed interiors, 40 sumptuous rooms and suites, a well-stocked bar and two tantalising restaurants – the 3 AA Rosette Àclèaf , and the Great Hall where lighter bites and afternoon tea is served.
Whether it's exploring the exquisite wine list in Àclèaf, sipping on a heavenly cocktail in the Secret Bar or refreshing with a Boringdon Gin & Tonic in the Great Hall, our well-considered menus are an experience for all the senses.
Gaia Spa is a purpose-built wellness spa set within the grounds of Boringdon, a completely unique space for relaxation and reconnecting with nature, designed with the need for complete wellbeing in mind.
Good to know
- Hotel check-in time: 3:00 PM
- Hotel check-out time: 11:00 AM
Parking Facilities
Complimentary on site parking is available
Disabled Access
Please be aware access to the Gallery Restaurant is via a staircase.
The hotel does not have a lift.
History of the hotel
The history of Boringdon Hall stems from the Domesday Book, where one of the earliest mentions of a permanent construction was recorded, The name "Boringdon" comes from the Saxon "Burth-Y-Don," meaning "enchanted place on the hill."
Child Policy
Boringdon Hall is accepts children but family rooms are limited. Please check availability with our team.
Children are charged at £20 per child per night on a room only basis.
Breakfast for children is £8 per child per day.
Please note that use of the Spa including the swimming pool is for guests aged 18 and over.
Dogs Policy
After a long walk in the countryside, both you and your dog can curl up in front of the fire in the Great Hall and relax.
Dogs are welcome in some Courtyard Rooms and a charge of £20 a night is applicable. Please contact the team on 0333 2125 594 to check availability
The grounds
Boringdon Hall is surrounded by landscaped grounds and acres of parkland
The Rooms at Boringdon Hall Hotel
Stable room
Stable Rooms are situated in Boringdon Hall's newest wing. Designed to combine comfort and practicality, Stable Rooms are perfect for a relaxing spa retreat or cosy couple's getaway.
Contemporary Courtyard room
Attentively styled, the Courtyard Rooms are situated in Boringdon Hall's newest wing. Designed to combine space, comfort and practicality, Courtyard Rooms are perfectly refined and pared back for a relaxing stay.
Four Poster room
These beautiful rooms have been meticulously restored to offer some insight into Boringdon Hall's history - exquisite antique furniture, magnificent stone fireplaces and rich furnishings set the scene for an unforgettable stay.
The Executive suite
With a spacious bedroom, separate lounge and a private terrace with heated Jacuzzi, the Executive Suite is a match made in heaven for those seeking a mix of style, privacy and tranquility.
The Àclèaf Restaurant
Designed by Gayle Nettleton, the Àclèaf dining space takes inspiration from the grandeur and history of the property's main house, whilst connecting it to the abundance of oak trees, open lawns and nearby Dartmoor tors. Statement light pieces create intimacy throughout the space, whilst natural tones tie in with the restaurant's surrounds and large leather chairs allow for guests to ease into the dining experience.
Àclèaf is open Wednesday to Sunday for dinner, offering a four-course Table d'hôte Menu (£80) and six-course Tasting Menu (£95) with vegan and vegetarian menus available too as well as paired wine flights (£45).
Opening Times
7 - 10am Monday - Friday and 7.30 - 10.30am Saturday - Sunday
12.30 - 3pm Saturday - Sunday
Afternoon Tea
1pm - 4pm Monday - Sunday
The Mayflower Brasserie – 6.30pm – 9.30pm
The Àclèaf Restaurant – Wednesday – Sunday 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Bar Menu
12 - 9pm Monday - Sunday
Mayflower Brasserie
This all-day dining space offers fresh, seasonal cuisine in relaxed, contemporary surroundings - the brasserie has a modern feel yet maintains the feeling of history, charm and elegance of the manor house. The oak flooring, beautiful fabrics and contemporary seating creates a warm, welcoming ambience with a stylish blend of the old and new.
The Mayflower Brasserie at Boringdon is the perfect backdrop for a casual lunch date, sophisticated social gathering or intimate celebration with friends and family.
Opening Times
7 - 10am Monday - Friday and 7.30 - 10.30am Saturday - Sunday
12.30 - 3pm Saturday - Sunday
Afternoon Tea
1pm - 4pm Monday - Sunday
The Mayflower Brasserie – 6.30pm – 9.30pm
The Àclèaf Restaurant – Wednesday – Sunday 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Bar Menu
12 - 9pm Monday - Sunday
The Great Hall
At the heart of Boringdon Hall, the Great Hall is a grand yet welcoming space where afternoon teas, aperitifs and light lunches can be enjoyed in front of a roaring log fire. In the summer, the Great Hall comes beautifully alive as light streams in through the magnificent leadwork windows.
The Hall is adorned with tapestries, ornate carvings and oak panelling, which give it a distinctive and unforgettable ambience. The focal point, however, is of course the great mantle above the fireplace which depicts the coat of arms of King James I. Bearing the date 1640, it is exquisitely ornamented with the figures Peace and Plenty.
Afternoon Tea served 12 - 4pm Monday - Sunday
Bar Menu served 12 - 9pm Monday - Sunday
Opening Times
7 - 10am Monday - Friday and 7.30 - 10.30am Saturday - Sunday
12.30 - 3pm Saturday - Sunday
Afternoon Tea
1pm - 4pm Monday - Sunday
The Mayflower Brasserie – 6.30pm – 9.30pm
The Àclèaf Restaurant – Wednesday – Sunday 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Bar Menu
12 - 9pm Monday - Sunday
Gaia Spa
Gaia Spa is a luxury spa set within the grounds of Boringdon Hall, on the edge of Dartmoor. Drawing inspiration from Gaia – also known as Mother Nature – the spa's interior and exterior encompass natural materials including wood, stone and glass for natural light in order to bring the outdoors in. Please note that guests must be 18 years or over to use the spa facilities including the swimming pool.
Swimming Experiences
The calming indoor swimming pool heated to 30°C, offers guests a peaceful and relaxing swimming experience whilst the hydrotherapy pool features an outdoor swim through with countryside views.
Experience Showers
Showers varying in intensity, temperature and sensory effects to start your journey before the other heat experiences Gaia has to offer.
Treatment rooms
Offering 12 dedicated treatment rooms (including two double rooms), designed and purpose built to the highest specifications, they create a sublime space to enjoy a truly effective treatment or ritual.
Deep Relaxation Room
Exclusively for people having treatments this calming space overlooks the wild flower meadow. A heavenly place to reconnect with ones natural self through meditation or simply by resting and relaxing. We also have a private relaxation room, an inner sanctum of peace and serenity that can be booked for your own exclusive use.
Fully air conditioned using the latest equipment, Gaia Spa users will benefit from a wide selection of cardio vascular and resistance equipment, plus the option of highly personalised workout schedules using free weights and pulleys.
Heat Experiences
Gaia is elemental and our heat experiences bring together the elements of earth, fire, water and air, designed by relaxation experts to provide the beneficiary with a variety of options to enjoy.
Facilities include
Finnish sauna
Crystal Salt steam room
Shower experience
Laconium herbal sauna
Traditional steam room
Crystal Salt Steam Room
The steam room differs from the sauna with a softer heat of 48°C - 50° C and virtually 100% humidity. Infused with salt and essential oils, inhaling the salty air (known as halotherapy) has health benefits particularly for the respiratory system and skin. The room features a quartz centre piece which helps increase energy (chi) whilst bringing more balance and harmony to your life.
Aromatherapy Steam Room
The benefits of steam rooms or showers have been known for thousands of years. The 40° - 45° C heat opens the pores to aid detoxification. The heat and humidity may bring health benefits ranging from aiding stress relief, to body cleansing, to soothing aching muscles or arthritis with the added benefit of essential oils to influence your mood.
The Romans invented the Laconium as a room to start the spa journey and is heated at 30°C - 35°C (this will not necessarily induce perspiration), raising the body temperature this tricks your body into thinking you are starting to get a fever, this in turn helps improve your immune system. The room temperature is achieved by heating the walls and benches allowing you to get great deep warmth penetration through your body when you relax on the benches with your feet on the foot stools. The experience is further enhanced with the injection of relaxing aromas along with the latest light colour changing system.
Herbal Sauna
Heated between 65°C - 70°C, blended with natural herbal and plant oils such as Eucalyptus and Lemongrass which can be inhaled or absorbed by the skin giving medical benefits as well as making you feel revived.
Finnish Sauna
Enjoy the soothing experience of the traditional Finnish sauna at a room temperature of 80° - 95°C. The Finnish sauna has a number of healthy effects on the body, it helps raise defenses against infection, has a strengthening effect on the immune system, it also has a positive effect on those who are suffering from varicose veins and subsequent cold showers activate the circulation. The sauna heat causes an enhanced blood circulation which may alleviate skin diseases. Relaxation of the muscles assists the recovery of problems related to the muscles and ligaments. The heat also has a positive and soothing effect on the respiratory tracts.
Tepidarium Style Loungers
There are two heated beds poolside which are curved ceramic loungers to relax on whilst a gentle heat permeates up through your body.
Boringdon Hall Hotel Location
Map & Directions
Boringdon Hill
Complimentary on site parking is available
How to get here
By car:
Boringdon Hall Hotel is located close to the A38. From London and the South, the best routes are either the M5 South or the A303 - they are both much the same in terms of traveling time. Both roads automatically join the A38. Once on the A38, travel for thirty-four miles and take the exit onto B3416, signposted Plympton, Newnham. Boringdon Hall is just three miles from this exit.
By train:
The nearest station is Plymouth Train Station, just over 3 hours from London Paddington. The latest train times are available on the National Rail website. Plymouth Train Station is 6 miles from Boringdon Hall, which will take approximately 20 minutes by taxi. There is a taxi rank at the train station.
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Location & Local Attractions
Dartmoor National Park
Encompassing nearly 400sq miles of rugged, breathtaking moorland, Dartmoor never feels crowded. Purple, heather clad moorland, wide open landscapes, rushing rivers and obscure stone tors shape the landscape. Pack your walking boots to explore rolling valleys, bogs and wetland, waterfalls, eerie forests and lonely ruins by foot. Cycling, fishing, horse-riding and white water kayaking are also available.
Location: 4.4 miles from Boringdon Hall and 15 minutes by car.
Passionate about walking? Join one of the many walks led by Moorland Guides.
Boringdon Park Golf Club
With 18 holes of stunning golf, sculpted to embrace the natural contours of the land, golfers love the challenge this course poses. Boringdon Park Golf Club has been constructed to a high standard, and the greens have been built to USGA specification.
Location: Located in Plympton, 1 mile from Boringdon Hall and 5 minutes by car.
Passionate about golf? Boringdon Hall is also close to a bounty of other courses including St Mellion.
Tavistock to the north of Plympton is a charming town with a good range of boutiques and high street shops as well as a pannier market. The South Hams is also particularly gifted with its pretty villages and wide estuaries – Dartmouth and Salcombe being the most famous. Kingsbridge, to the south of Boringdon Hall, has a lovely cobbled fore street, lots of independent boutiques and a friendly, relaxed vibe. Drake Circus boasts over 70 top named UK brands in retail and food, perfect for a day out with friends or family.
Location: Various, all within 60 minutes' drive from Boringdon Hall.
Passionate about shopping? Head down to Plymouth Barbican for gorgeous shops and local seafood.
Boringdon Hall Hotel Reviews
- 14 reviews
- Member since April 2018
Colebrook, Plymouth, PL7 4DP
Great stay at Boringdon Hall
My wife and I had a great couple of days at this hotel and spa, the staff were very friendly and helpful, the room was spacious and clean, although a bit too warm at night. The food choices for the evening meal and breakfast made it difficult to choose, and they were very well presented and very tasty. The restaurant does get busy however so there was a wait for the ordered meals at peak times.
The spa was great with a variety of options to try out, and just relax . Overall we really enjoyed our stay and we will be back.
Wonderful hotel and facilities but we felt neglected for food and drinks service
On arrival we were very impressed by the hotel and fascinated by its history. Individual staff were friendly and welcoming however we felt rather neglected after approaching the bar for evening drinks which took near an hour to be served, the mayflower restaurant food was not so enjoyable and again we felt neglected by staff for service. Every other aspect of our stay was lovely- the room was very comfortable and nice to see refillable soaps and shampoo on offer which smelt amazing. The spa was excellent. We feel sorry to give a few negative remarks but consider it for the better we hope to return one day.
Could be better
Lovely situation, wonderful old building with a fantastic new spa. The staff were friendly but could have been more efficient. We had a very good young waitress on our last evening but she had to ask the beverage staff four times before being able to give us one coffee.
The room was very nice and well appointed but the drainage was slow on the wash basin and we could not cool down the shower temperature. One curtain ring was broken.
Lovely Spring Spa Break at a stunning location
Beautiful hotel with such history ! The location is very convenient for visiting Plymouth and Dartmoor.
Spa was gorgeous (facial by Gemma was one of the best l have ever had anywhere) - will definitely come back for a Spa Day with girlfriends. Husband reported mens changing area was very small and cramped though.
Food at Gaia Spatisserie was excellent and imaginative, however would have liked to see a lot more
vegetables served in the Mayflower Restaurant and the service was very slow.
All staff were very helpful and professional and some great little touches made the stay special.
Had an excellent stay at this hotel to celebrate my wife's birthday. Everything to a very high standard. The spa was especially good and my wife had a pedicure treatment which she thought was very good, the spa was well run, lots of different saunas and steam rooms, two pools and all very clean. The restaurant on the evening and the breakfast was again excellent. No complaints at all.
A very relaxing stay in lovely surroundings


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