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2017 Nissan Versa Review
At one of the most competitive entry points in the industry, the 2017 Nissan Versa also brings with it a surprising number of standard features. Even the base models get power mirrors, for instance, while making the modest jump to the SV version brings with it remote entry, power locks, a trip computer, and more.
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Miniature cooking
Sweet paniyaram recipe South Indian breakfast or snack recipe. Paniyaram can be sweet or savoury, sharing the sweet version made with idli dosa batter. To make these, fermented lentil rice batter is cooked in a special pan known as paniyaram pan or Aebleskiver pan. Though the traditional recipe is made using fermented rice-lentil batter, there are also instant and quick recipes like this Sweet instant paniyaram using wheat flour, rava and maida.The recipe I am sharing is just one of the many quick methods to make sweet paniyaram. If you have fermented idli or dosa batter, then you are good to go with this recipe. This time I have used idli batter, you can also use thick dosa batter. The runny or thin batter is not suitable to make sweet paniyaram.These will be loved by kids and go well in the school box or can be had after school too. If packing in the box, be sure not to use the sour batter. This recipe makes about 24 medium sized sweet paniyaram.
Egg Paniyaram recipe It is a popular South Indian recipe which is an innovative combination of idli batter and eggs. This breakfast recipe is easy to make and keeps you charged all day. South Indian recipes are always a mixture of health and taste and so is this Paniyaram. All you need is some leftover idli batter, eggs, onion, mustard seeds, turmeric powder, oil, and black pepper and you are good to go. Packed with the goodness of eggs and idli batter, this recipe will steal your heart away. You can also use the dosa batter if you like. It is an easy- to- make a dish that can be prepared in just half an hour. This Paniyaram tastes best when served with tomato and flaxseed chutney. It can also be prepared as an evening snack and is enjoyed by people of all age groups. Enjoy it with the beverage of your choice. You can serve this at weekend brunches and earn compliments for your culinary skills. So, wait no more and try this recipe now and relish it with your loved ones
How to make thesweet paniyaram RECIPE
- Make sure you use the thick batter.
- Use cleanly grated or powdered jaggery free from dust and stones. If your jaggery is not clean, melt it with 1 to 2 tbsp water. Filter and boil until thick. Then cool it and use here.
- Mix all the ingredients together to a thick batter.
- Grease the paniyaram pan and add few drops of oil in all the moulds. Heat up well.
- Turn the flame to medium and fill the moulds to ¾. Cover with a lid and cook.
- When the base is set, flip them to the other side and cook until done.
- Serve sweet paniyaram hot or cold.
Ingredients FOR SWEET PANIYARAM
- 2 cups idli batter thick / dosa batter
- ¼ cup jaggery grated or / brown sugar/ palm jaggery
- ¼ cup coconut grated, fresh
- 2 pinches elaichi or green cardamom powder
- 2 to 4 tbsp rice flour (use only if needed, refer step by step instructions)
- Ghee or oil as needed (tastes best with ghee)
How to make EGG Paniyaram Recipe
- To begin making Chettinad Muttai Paniyaram Recipe prep all the ingredients first. Heat a Kadai with some oil, add mustard seeds and asafoetida and let it splutter for few seconds.
- Then add curry leaves, onions, ginger, garlic and green chillies. Saute for few minutes till the onions become translucent and brown.
- Add in the spice powders like turmeric, red chilli, cumin and pepper powder, adjust the seasoning by adding salt according to your taste. Give it a stir and let spice get cooked. Finally, add the grated coconut.
- In a small mixing bowl, break in the two egg and beat it till it fluffs up little. Pour egg into the dosa batter and also the sauteed onion mixture. Add some chopped coriander leaves and check for seasonings at the end. Mix the batter properly till all the spice and egg is mixed evenly into the batter.
- Mix the batter properly till all the spice and egg is mixed evenly into the batter.
- Heat the paniyaram pan on medium heat, add a teaspoon of oil into each cups. Use a tablespoon to drop the dosa batter into each cups. Fill in till the brim.
- Cover and let it cook for 5 minutes on each side and flip over. You can add oil if required while cooking.
- Serve the Chettinad Muttai Paniyaram along with Tea Time snack.
Ingredients FOR EGG PANIYARAM
- 3 cups Idli Dosa Batter
- 2 Whole Eggs
- 1 Onion, finely chopped
- 2 Green Chilli, chopped
- 2 sprig Curry leaves, finely chopped
- 2 sprigs Coriander (Dhania) Leaves, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon Mustard seeds
- 1 teaspoon Asafoetida (Hing)
- 2 teaspoon Turmeric powder (Haldi)
- 2 teaspoon Cumin powder (Jeera)
- 2 tablespoon Red chilli powder
- 2 teaspoon Black pepper powder
- 1/4 cup Fresh coconut, grated
- Salt, to taste
- Cooking oil, for cooking

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WEBINAR | Engaging Men and Boys in WEE and Gender JusticeNovember 7, 2019 from 8pm to 9:30pm
WEBINAR | Introducing Rapid Care Analysis to Address Unpaid Care Work: What, Why, and How?November 5, 2019 from 4pm to 5:30pm
June 19, 2019 to June 21, 2019 – Open University The DSA's annual conference will on the theme of 'Opening up Development', while also encompassing the broad range of development studies interests. Organized by DSA | Type: conference
June 9, 2019 to June 11, 2019 – Hart House The Carework Network is organising a second three-day conference to bring together carework researchers from across disciplines and across the globe. The Carework Network is an int… Organized by The Carework Network | Type: conference
April 2, 2019 from 1pm to 1pm – Webinar To celebrate Women's History Month, the International Youth Foundation is hosting an interactive webinar—When Beliefs are Barriers—to explore how changing beliefs and attitudes among parents, partner… Organized by International Youth Foundation | Type: webinar
March 27, 2019 from 1pm to 3pm – Webinar A recent state of practice report identifies 74 government initiatives related to Savings Groups (SGs) across 20 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The interventions of national governments in the sect… Organized by SEEP | Type: webinar
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Cyminology in Munich
Korhan Erel will be playing his first-ever concert with the amazing Cyminology as one of the guest musicians on April 20 in Allerheiligen-Hofkirche in Munich. The other guest musician is Martin Stegner, violist extraordinaire, who has been playing and recording … Continue reading
Frank Gratkowski, Kazuhisa Uchihashi, Emilio Gordoa, Korhan Erel
This concert's going to be special. Korhan will be meeting three amazing players at Berlin's secretive, cosy space Miss Hecker on April 17. Korhan has played several concerts with Emilio Gordoa in Berlin and with Frank Gratkowski in Istanbul and … Continue reading
Franziska Baumann, Christoph Baumann, Meinrad Kneer, Korhan Erel
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Concert with Elliott Sharp, David Rothenberg, Lasse-Marc Riek
Korhan Erel will play a concert with an amazing line-up of musicians on March 13 at quiet cue. The quartet consists of Elliott Sharp on guitar, David Rothenberg on clarinets and electronics, Lass-Marc Riek on field recordings and Korhan on computer and controllers. … Continue reading
Serene plays two concerts in Cologne
Serene is a duo with Cologne-based composer, pianist and singer Laia Genc and Korhan Erel, where Korhan processes Laia's piano, voice as well as some beatmaking and finger drumming. Serene plays mainly Laia's compositions. Their debut concert was at Salon … Continue reading
First two concerts on 2016
Korhan Erel will play only two concerts in January 2016, both of which will be in Berlin. The first one will be a celebration of the anniversary of cellist friend Uygur Vural's first concert in Berlin at Miss Hecker. Besides … Continue reading
Concerts in December
Before Korhan Erel goes to Turkey for three weeks on December 21, he will play two concerts in Switzerland and several in Berlin. The first two concerts of the month will be in Switzerland on the 3rd and 5th. Erel will … Continue reading
Concerts in Berlin and Cologne in November
Korhan Erel will be playing very exciting concerts in Berlin and Cologne in November, including a solo concert in the Biegungen im Ausland series at Ausland, where Erel will be playing two pieces of his, and an exciting appearance in … Continue reading
Saadet Türköz, Thomas Maos, Korhan Erel in the Jazz and Classic Days, Tübingen
Korhan Erel will play an exciting improvised trio concert with vocal improviser/singer Saadet Türköz and guitarist Thomas Maos in the Tübingen Jazz and Classic Days on October 22. Korhan had played once with Saadet in Istanbul before and had played … Continue reading
UnStumm, Cologne, September 5
UnStumm is a collaborative project by filmmakers, video artists and musicians from Istanbul and Cologne. UnStumm aims to produce improvised performances of film and music. It is the brainchild of Korhan Erel and Nicola Hein, who are also the organizers and curators … Continue reading


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October 16, 2018 11:04 PM
(ABC 6 News) -- Imagine going to the mailbox every month to collect a utility bill that doesn't charge anything. It's a reality for one Clear Lake resident, and he's hoping to make it possible for a number of other homeowners as well.
Gregg Bacon, the founder and owner of Equinox Energy Homes, is proposing building a total of 10 homes on the city's southeast side that would create more energy than they use. The plan received initial approval from the Clear Lake City Council Monday night.
More than a decade ago, Bacon built the first "net-zero energy" home on a 10-acre parcel that once housed his family's alpaca farm. Since then, he said technology has come a long way and made solar energy more affordable.
"When we built the first home in 2004, it became pretty apparent that it's pretty easy to build a zero-energy home," he said.
Since then, he built another home across a gravel driveway from the first. Another eight could come in the future.
The concept is "interesting" and "innovative," said city council member Bennett Smith, but he doesn't foresee solar panels springing up everywhere just yet.
"We'll have to wait and see as to whether it would take off," he said. "It's in its very early stages, it is again kind of an interesting concept. Right now we don't see a lot of demand, but I think you could see this take off in the long run."
Bacon said he's gotten a fair bit of interest in the proposal so far, in part due to the nearly non-existent energy bills. Another factor, he said, is cost: even with a solar panel system costing more than $10,000 after tax incentives, the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home he lives in cost less than $200,000 to build.
"I think it was one of my daughters (that said) 'Dad, you know it's kind of like the Field of Dreams; you build it and they will come,'" he said.
If the plan receives the necessary approvals, construction on some of the new homes could begin in the spring.
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MILTON TWP. — A motorcycle passenger was killed and the motorcycle driver seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash at 4:55 p.m. Sunday on County Road 504, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said.
Christina L. Troyer, 48, of Creston, was pronounced dead at the scene, while Steven W. Troyer, 47, of Creston, was taken to Wooster Community Hospital and then Summa Akron City Hospital with serious injuries.
Steven Troyer was driving a 2017 Harley Davidson Street Glide when he collided with a 2008 Mercury Sable driven by Julian Ortiz Ailon, 55, of Creston. The patrol said Ailon was traveling eastbound and attempting to turn left into a private drive, while Steven Troyer was traveling westbound.
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Welcome to the U.S. Geological Survey's Office of Water Information's new blog. We are committed to advancing USGS science by integrating data across scales and domains, improving access to data and research, developing tools for analysis and visualization, and fostering collaboration with the international water informatics community.
The blog posts here represent "non-interpretive" or "interpretive, but not new" information. This is fancy lingo to indicate that nothing posted here will be interpreting data or findings in new ways. That sort of information needs to be published in a more rigorous outlet (for example, a peer-reviewed scientific journal article).
The Office of Water Information has a wide variety of services available to improve the access and understanding of US water information. Blog posts will highlight data, developments, and applications of these services.
So why do we blog?
- Raise awareness of new software development & analytics at USGS
- Engage with the public and other agencies
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There are currently 3 categories: Data Science, Applications, and Software Development.
OWI runs about 40 different applications, from enterprise scale data assimilation, management, and dissemination systems including the National Water Information System to project-scale data analysis tools that serve more specialized needs.
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Data science is an emerging field both inside and outside the USGS. Data scientists build tools and software that enable reproducible data & modeling pipelines. OWI data scientists collaborate with other scientists to design, implement, and communicate reproducible workflows for earth science (primarily water science). Posts in this category will show workflows for processing and analyzing data.
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Stuart K. on Tooronga & Amphitheatre Falls
Very pretty. A wonderously wet and watery waterfall in winter.
The first section is the hardest, uphill climb. Worth it for the view at the top though. The loop is easy going, just muddy and has quite a few spots you can go off trail and get great shots of the falls.
Great views after a rainy day, but very muddy as expected. Arrived at 930am, with one other car. Trail can get busy in the afternoon. Lots of picturesque photos. We took our two dogs, be careful of leeches, would recommend bringing them a jacket and checking them (and your car) before putting them into the car and again at home.
The trail was very busy the first time we went (Sunday) but died down completely on Monday and we just about had the trail to ourselves. You can follow a trail up to the top of the waterfall and go for a swim before you hike back to the car. Really loved this trail!
The best hike I've been on yet. I loved the two waterfalls and scenery never disappointed the entire trail. highly recommend to anyone. can camp there if you want to stay in mt. baw baw.
An uphill loop walk to the amazing Ampitheatre Falls & then onto Toorongo Falls. Beautiful vistas, including big boulders as you walk along the Toorongo river on your way back to the carpark
An easy walk between two well fed waterfalls. The path was a bit muddy (had a laugh at some passers through in all white joggers) but very manageable with lots of greens and tall gums to enjoy. With 4 kids in toe we walked it in 2 hours with lots of stops for photos and fun. We will go back again for sure.
Short but pleasant. Go after it rains
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Phil Mickelson overcame Tiger Woods in their $9 million match in Las Vegas on Friday, in what was seen as a test for golf's pay-per-view potential.
Mickelson won it in overtime on the 22nd hole under floodlights, making a four-foot birdie putt on a specially set up 93-yard, par three.
"Just know I will never let you live that down. It's not the Masters or the U.S. Open, but it is nice to have a little something on you," Mickelson said to Woods afterwards, claiming the $9 million winner-takes-all prize.
Woods responded by saying he enjoyed the match despite losing.
"You couldn't have made this event any better than it was," he said. "It was back and forth and very competitive on a golf course that was playing on the tricky side."
The match at Shadow Creek Golf Club was billed as golf's first pay-per-view broadcast but ended up free for many viewers because of technical problems. Some viewers were unable to view it on their televisions after paying $19.95, according to The Associated Press.
Turner and Bleacher Report representatives sent out links on social media allowing people to view it for free on their computers and mobile devices. There were over 500 people on hold online waiting for assistance during one point.
"We experienced some technical issues on B/R Live that temporarily impacted user access to The Match. We've taken a number of steps to resolve the matter, with our main priority being the delivery of content to those that have purchased the PPV event," Turner spokeswoman Tareia Williams said in an emailed statement to AP.
Turner said Saturday night that it would offer refunds to those who purchased the event on B/R Live. Other providers also took similar action. In a statement, Comcast said it would return the $19.95 fee for the Woods-Mickelson face-off. DISH and Sling TV also said customers would receive credits, and AT&T, which owns DirectTV, also said it would provide refunds. Cox Communications and Charter Spectrum also told USA Today that they will provide refunds.
Golf is attempting to engage with a new younger audience as are several other sports, including Formula One and tennis, in adapting formats across an advancing digital landscape. The match on Friday included betting odds being displayed on the screen to tempt viewers into wagering. No members of the public were admitted to watch from the fairways and greens, and both players and their caddies wore microphones on the course.
"This is very different than anything golf has ever done in the past," Woods said earlier this week in the buildup to the event. "We're able to showcase our sport in such a different light and all the different technologies we're going to be bringing to this event and to do it differently than any other golfing event has ever been done."
Woods has 14 major titles, while Mickelson has five, including three Green Jackets from The Masters. Both players still have large profiles within the sport, despite not currently featuring among golf's top 10 ranked male players.
—The Associated Press and CNBC's Jeff Cox contributed to this article.
Disclaimer: Comcast is the parent company of NBCUniversal and CNBC.com.


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AD8253 is a very good device, large bandwidth, low noise, but with an incredibly large offset VOS, specified as 150 + 900/G [uV].
My application is a very low distortion, moderately low noise amplifier inside a multi-channel acquisition system, This device was the right compromise.
Do you have suggestions for the correction of this offset? My considerations are:
1) the usual circuit for VOS correction (consisting of a potentiometer between a positive and negative reference, either analog or digital, and a series high value resistor to decouple it) cannot be used not to worsen noise performances and CMRR
2) can the REF input be used for this? of course driven by a low impedance source of signal, like an additional OpAmp
3) can I correct the offset at a later stage, such as a buffer or a filter? this VOS is large and the IA gain can be high [ (150 uV + 9 uV)*100 = 15.9 mV at output for G=100 ]; this means to operate the IA with a large offset: is it detrimental for its electrical characteristics, such as the THD, linearity and so on?
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Thanks Scott. ... and don't mind for any delay, you have been quick anyway!
The acquisition system is equipped with an ARM9 that sets offset correction for each channel by charging a large capacitor that drives a pA high-Z OpAmp. And this can be done in real-time for any change of gain and other settings, together with a general calibration by means of calibrating DAC.
As you suggest I can add another offset trimming circuit, but after along the channel chain before the ADC, so it's an additional degree of freedom: I have a low-pass filter that uses OAs with large GBP (50 MHz or so), so not as good for offset (low drift however, that's more important).
Going to the influence on THD and linearity, since I'm using your AD7983 and slower versions, like 7980 ..., and they ensure -105/-110 dB THD, I am quite "susceptible" to this matter:
so, I learn that THD vs. Vcm graphs are the right place to look for when in doubt of the effect of offset; I mean external Vcm and internal offset can be assimilated equal for the effects on THD?


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Scots Wetherspoons prices reveal some pubs charge £2 more for exact same burger and beer depending on where you live
Pub-goers in Devon face forking out £8.40 for a burger and a pint, while those in Wrexham only have to pay £5.40
WETHERSPOONS charges Scots punters up to £2 more for a burger and a pint depending on where you live... even though it's exactly the same the meal.
The pub chain runs a deal when you order a burger and chips with a drink but prices vary from branch to branch.
Using the app, we ordered a classic 6oz beef burger with chips and a pint of beer from 50 Wethersoons' branches across the UK to see how prices vary across the country.
Over half of the pubs - 29 of them - charge £5.99 for the deal but some branches charge way above the odds.
Pub-goers in Wrexham, Wales, get the best deal where their meal will cost them just £5.40 but customers in Ilfracombe in Devon have to fork out £8.40 for the same grub.
The second most expensive branches for the deal is in Perranporth, Cornwall, and London's Leicester square where it will set you back £8.25.
Customers in Scotland don't escape the mark up either - The Booking Office in Edinburgh charges £7.90 for the deal, which is still £2.60 more than the cheapest one in Falkirk.
Cardiff diners too are expected to pay above average at £6.85 making it the fifth most expensive branch we looked at.
On the flip side, residents in Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria and Rochdale, Lancashire, pay just £5.80 for their meal which is only 40p more than the cheapest price.
The third cheapest Wetherspoons are in Westborough, Scarborough; Biggleswade in Bedforshire, Cralington in Northumberland and Goole, West Yorkshire where the meal costs below average at £5.90.
Wetherspoon bans Jagerbombs from Scottish pubs
Wetherspoons puts the price difference down to the varying cost of property around the country, where factors like rent and business rates push up prices.
A spokesman for the chain, Eddie Gershon, told The Sun: "We have always been very transparent about the fact that prices will vary between Wetherspoons pubs on some products.
"So, for example, a meal and drink at one of our pubs in central London is likely be more expensive than at a Wetherspoons in Rhyl, north Wales.
"We believe that our prices are amongst the most competitive in the pub industry and offer excellent value for money for our customers."
Prices at Wetherspoons can vary by up to 60 per cent based on where you drink, even if the pubs are just a few hundred meters apart.
In March, this newspaper revealed how Wetherspoons has hikes prices for the THIRD time in a year.
Pub boss Tim Martin has called time on the pub chain selling most European wines and beers – and customers don't seem to mind.
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And now for the final part of our recent trip to Europe. I was determined that we'd visit a historic castle, something we don't have many of here in California (sorry Mr Hearst, Mr Disney, but those ain't castles). So we hit the motorway (thanks to my mum for driving us) up to Warwick, in central England. I had been there a few years ago, and knew it was a pretty great sight. Warwick Castle is a little theme-y (being owned by Merlin Entertainment now) but as it has a Horrible Histories maze and some fun jousting entertainment that doesn't matter. Actually, we missed the jousting as it's not every day (though I did see some four years ago, and it was fun). Warwick Castle is in a beautiful location on the banks of the Avon river, and a historically significant geopolitical spot, being in the middle of the country and therefore an important stronghold for the balance of power. The Earl of Warwick in the late middle ages was known as the 'Kingmaker', not without exaggeration. The site of Warwick Castle was founded as a 'burh' by the formidable Anglo-Saxon lady Æthelflæd, ruler of Mercia (also 'Ethelfelda'). She fought against the invading Danes and the Welsh, she was also a daughter of Alfred the Great, and in fact there was a re-enactment of her funeral in June 2018 in nearby Gloucester. When William the Conqueror invaded in 1066, the Normans built a motte-and-bailey castle here on 'Ethelfleda's Mound', and Warwick Castle was subsequently built up over the next few centuries by later lords and earls. The first Earl of Warwick was Henry de Beaumont, from 1088, and the 16th Earl, Richard Neville (who gained the title through marriage to Anne de Beauchamp) was the famed Warwick the Kingmaker, who rose to prominence during the Wars of the Roses before dying at the Battle of Barnet in 1471. There's a lot more history too, but I was interested in the old armoury. The suit of armour below is actually a child's armour, likely for ornamental purposes. I sketched the castle above while taking a break with my son, who didn't want to walk around the dungeons.
We didn't stay in Warwick, though I'd love to sketch that old city some day. Instead, we stayed the night in Stratford upon Avon at a place called Alveston Manor, a large country house converted into a hotel just a short walk from central Stratford. It was lovely, and I love drawing buildings like that. Stratford is Shakespeare's town, and they do not ever let you forget it here. We did walk up to see Shakespeare's birthplace, and walk along the Avon, and I had a huge knickerbocker glory (with extra chocolate) at a local pub. So good.
In the evening after watching France knock Belgium out of the World Cup, I walked down to the riverside as the last mid-summer light faded away, and sketched the bridge below. This was around 9:30pm at night. I decided to walk across the other bridge to get back to the hotel, whcih was a mistake. It was a logn bridge along a road with a fairly narrow path for pedestrians, and lots of cobwebs. During the day the cobwebs were quaint. In the evening they were covered with thousands of busy, chubby spiders, loving their little legs and spinning and completely freaking me out. They weren't dangerous, unlike the ones in my Davis back yard right now, but so many of them moving all around me was pretty much the creepiest thing ever. I ran as quickly as I could, but it was a long bridge. Yeah, I'm not into spiders.
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Before Christmas we took a family trip to Disneyland, down in southern California. I managed to get a couple of sketches in, namely the Fantasyland castle, and Flo's V8 Cafe in Cars Land, over in the California Adventure park. Christmastime in Disneyland is fun. Hey what is your favourite Disney movie? I'm not including all the ones owned by Disney like Star Wars and Marvel movies, but the cartoons, and some of the live-action ones like Mary Poppins and stuff. I suppose Pixar counts as well. Mine is probably Jungle Book, or maybe Aladdin.
These were the first sketches in my new Stillman and Birn (Beta) softbound landscape sketchbook. That's a mouthful, so we'll just call it the Sm&B(B)SbLsSb for short.
under dreaming spires
The weekend of Thanksgiving was not spent gorging on leftover Turkey. Black Friday was not spent queuing up outside Best Buy at 4am to get $5 off an iphone or some other nonsense. No, the Scully Family went to the Happiest Place on Earth: Disneyland, California. We love Disneyland. Evidently a lot of other people do too because it was pretty busy, but fortunately my wife is an expert at strategizing Disneyland so we made full use of fast-passes, early entry, single-riders, and generally had a great time. Of course with the usual constant movement about, I only made time for a couple of sketches, and you can't really sketch in line (no, you can't, you really can't. Those lines are long but they move). Above, Sleeping Beauty's castle, all redecorated for Christmas. The Holiday Season at Disneyland is pretty mind-blowingly spectacular, the amount of decoration is incredible. In Cars Land for example the number of different types of cars-themed Christmas trees were staggering. I definitely recommend a visit. The Castle however is the centrepiece and was really pretty, especially at night. When the fireworks lit up the sky above, snow machines blew snowflakes over everyone. I drew it in the daytime as you can see. It was a warm day, t-shirt weather. My wife and son had gone back to the hotel for a nap (though actually they went and sat by the pool – late November folks, late November!) giving me some solo exploring time. I met them later to watch the parade, and we sat by the Disneyland Main St Station, where I did a quick sketch of Disneyland City Hall while waiting for the parade. No sketch of the parade though, you can't really sketch parades, no you can't, not really. Well, I can't. Well I could, but I don't want to.
I do love Disneyland, and would love to draw the whole thing. But you know how it is, you pay a lot of money to get in, you don't want to sit in one place for two hours drawing a panorama when there's so much to do! Like meeting Captain America. We did that. that was cool.
castling in holland park
Ok, more London sketches posted way after the fact. So if you were reading carefully you will have seen that on a Monday I sketched the Dublin Castle pub in London, and then the very next day I sketched a pub in the actual Dublin (not far from the castle, funnily enough). Well the story doesn't end there. On the Friday, I sketched another pub in London, this one called…the Castle. Ok that's enough doo-noo-noo-noo spookiness. This is the Castle in Holland Park. I came down to Holland Park to meet my friend Simon, who lives nearby in Shepherds Bush, and after dinner we came to this pub he told me about a while ago. I'd liked to have sketched the outside but it was too dark on this occasion, so we went in and we both sketched and chatted. I forgot to bring my chessboard; we usually like a game of chess when we meet, Magneto and Charles Xavier style (I'm Magneto of course). Hey look, the pub is on Twitter, according to the sign on the wall.
the kingmaker's castle
I went somewhere I have never been this summer. I've never been to warwick. Never been to the Cotswolds. Stratford-upon-Avon, none of them, and I never even thought abut it until a couple of days before going there when my Mum said, I've got an idea, how about going to Warwick? Warwick, I thought, that's in like the Midlands somewhere I think, oh yeah Warwick the Kingmaker, he had a castle I think. My years of studying maps of the UK and reading British history was not wasted then. I quickly saw that it was a bloody great idea, and it really was. I never see much of England, ever, usually if I go somewhere when I'm back in London I go abroad to the foreign lands where they speak foreign. I forget how lovely Britain and its countryside beyond the M25 can be. We used to go all over when I was a kid, Mum or Dad would drive us to lots of places around the country, Cornwall or Norfolk or Lancashire, and to be honest when I became an adult my interest in visiting different parts of Britain kind of fell away in a kind of "well they're not going anywhere" kind of way. Warwick hadn't even occurred to me, but let me tell you I'm glad it occurred to my Mum because it was great. Warwick Castle was one of the best castles I've ever been to – still pretty complete, full of rolling ramparts and sweeping towers, but also highly touristy with lots of swordplay medieval action going on – yeah, I LOVE that stuff! I sketched the towers above while we watched a falconry display.
And I did some archery. There I am look (a French shirt with an English longbow) getting my best Hawkeye on, bro. I was pretty good too, hit the yellow target many times, and didn't hit a single caravan unlike the last time twenty odd years ago. Doesn't half work your arm muscles though, but then so does standing around with a sketchbook. This was one of several little activities set up for kids and bigger kids, another was teaching young kids how to best use a sword. My Mum said, oh you'd get so bored standing doing that all day wouldn't you. I'm like, eh, dressing up like a knight, playing with swords all day and teaching kids how to knock the stuffing out of dummies? That sounds like great fun!
We watched some pretty intense jousting down in the meadow by the river, before settling down to watch a display of medieval weaponry and warcraft. Yeah, I love it, all those swords and axes. Well actually I decided to have a little wander up some steps to the higher towers first, and sketched very quickly the scene below as the crowds (you can't see them) gathered for the fighting demonstration. I didn't add much detail to this one but here it is anyway.
Now a bit of history. Warwick Castle is about a thousand years old, with William the Conqueror building a motte and bailey fort shortly after the Norman invasion upon an existing Anglo-Saxon burh. That's an old fortified settlement the English used to create to protect against Danish invaders. London was a burh once too, in the days of Alfred the Great, Lundenburh. The burh of Warwick was located near the old Roman road, the Fosse Way, which was really handy, making this a vital position. William gave Warwick to one of his Norman henchmen, Henry de Beaumont, who became Warwick's first Earl. In 1260 the castle had a major upgrade when they decided stone walls might be better than the old wooden ones. Simon de Montfort came and conquered it in 1264, but the castle soon passed into the Beauchamp family, and eventually passed to the Nevilles. The most famous of the Neville family was probably Richard, known as the "Kingmaker", which sounds like a really cool name for an old pistol, but was actually a fairly bogstandard indie band from the early 1990s. No, he was important during the Wars of the Roses, but died in the Battle of Barnet (again, probably a reference to early 1990s indie bands' haircuts). His daughter Anne married Richard III, who actually took possession of the castle and made a number of significant improvements, yet ironically did not think to build the car park less than twenty minutes walk from the castle. Funny how karma works, eh Richard. There's Richard the Third on the right. I didn't sketch him, but I did do his famous "Now…" speech from the Shakespeare play, "Now something something something"Other stuff happened down the centuries, withstood a siege in the Civil War, Capability Brown came and did some landscape gardening, Canaletto came and did a painting, and then finally I came along and did a little bit of archery, that pretty much brings us up to date. More history lessons next time!
We went into the armoury to wait for a tour. What actually happened next was that the sky decided to turn into an unbelievable storm, nringing a downpour so heavy that almost everybody in the castle grounds tried to squeeze into the same room as me. No tour, then. Convenient timing. It gave me an opportunity to do a little more sketching, so I sketched the antique firearms above, including the long-barreled 18th century Blunderbuss. "You homo sapiens and yer guns." The rain did not let up, so I sketched the armour of a jousting knight on horseback. This only took me fifteen minutes. I sketched really quickly, while my Mum went looking around the Royal Weekend Party rooms.
The rain stopped in time for the long walk back to the car park, and time for some much-longed-for fish and chips on the way to the hotel, in the nearby village of Barford. Yeah, Warwick is really nice. Good suggestion, Mum!
all hallows by the tower
London's skyline changes every time I come back. The City now has at least two skyscrapers that were not there last year, dwarfing other prominent 21st century additions like the Gherkin. It is an ever-changing city and it always has been. Above is one building that, while subject to many modifications and rebuildings over the centuries, has pretty much the entire span of London history within its foundations. All-Hallows-By-The-Tower, a small and often overlooked church which sits right next to the Tower of London (which is rather handy given its name), is said to be the oldest church in London, founded in 675, though its main building and spire date from the 1650s (though greatly rebuilt after it was damaged in the Blitz). After drawing it, with one of London's newest towers being constructed in the background, I popped inside for a look around, to learn a bit more about its history. There is an actual Saxon-era arch still standing, and if you go below to the crypt museum you can see some original Roman tiled paving – this church was built on the site of an building from the days of Londinium. On my tours years ago I used to tell Americans the two things I knew about the place: William Penn was baptised here, Pennsylvania fans, and John Quincy Adams was married here, you know, President number 6 (I never needed to go into too much historical detail as the open-top bus would be swinging past it too quickly, this being the home stretch). It was nice to finally come and spend some time looking at it and learning about it.
I also sketched a bit of the Tower of London itself. You want some history, here's some history. This is the White Tower, the oldest part of the Tower, built by William the Conqueror. I don't need to tell you the history of the Tower. Once on my old tour though I was telling people about the Tower, when one guy with a nasal midwest accent piped in, "hey, that's not a tower." Er, yes, it's the Tower of London. "But it's not a tower!" he insisted. Perhaps when I told him about the Tower he had been expecting Barad-dur or something, but I pointed out that yes, it is a tower, though your personal definition of the word tower may be based on a modern idea rather narrower than the name of a building that has been around for 900 years. However to appease him I announced to the tour bus that had now arrived at the stop for the "Normano-Plantagenet-Tudor compound of castle, palace, tower, prison, moat and ramparts of London". Nobody got off, so I assured them, "Here we are at the Tower of London! Have fun, and remember the Crown Jewels aren't all crowns and they aren't all jewels!"
it's a kind of magic
We went to Disneyland at the end of last week, my son's first ever visit, a fifth birthday treat. The main destination was the wonderful Cars Land, which I'll write about next, part of the adjacent Disney California Adventure park, but the main Disneyland park is the original and really is a fabulous place. I first went in 2002, on my first trip to America, having wanted to go all my life. I was a big fan of Disney films as a kid and as a grown-up, the Jungle Book and Aladdin especially, and Disneyland is addicting. Expensive too, and you find yourself constantly forking out money, but it is Disneyland after all. The attention to detail is staggering. I particularly enjoyed the Star Tours ride, the Star Wars themed one, and the Jedi Training Academy for the kids was very entertaining. While my son went back to the hotel for an afternoon nap, I had some time to sketch so I sat and drew the classic Sleeping Beauty Castle. This has been here since 1955 (so it's older than many buildings on the UC Davis campus!), the original Disney Land.
Here's another sketch from the area inside the castle grounds, Fantasyland, which is full of very sketchable things. As I sketched, kids got on and off the King Arthur Carousel, lined up for the Peter Pan flight ride, strolled about with cotton candy and 'churros' looking for Mickey and his mates, while embarrassed daddies took their little girls into the Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boutique to get dressed up as princesses and little boys found swords and shields to dress as knights and fight dragons. Happiest place on Earth.


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Ruthin primestock sale - July 9
RUTHIN Farmers' Auction reports sales of 2,158 prime lambs to 260.5ppk / £99; 362 cull ewes and rams to £113 and three prime cattle to 235ppk / £1,309.38.
New season lambs:
An increased entry averaged 190.0ppk, with the strongest types again selling very well.
Contact Elfor Morris to discuss, or just take your lambs to the auction anytime between 6am and 10am.
Lambs are also required on Fridays.
Top priced:
Light lambs: 200.0ppk by R & E Williams & Son, Hendre and £64 from the same vendor.
Standard lambs: 260.5ppk by I P Jones, Maes Tyddyn and £99 from the same vendor.
Medium lambs: 237.5ppk by D G L Owens and £99 from I P Jones, Maes Tyddyn.
Heavy lambs: 203.2ppk by R Pierce, Ochr Cefn and £96.50 from the same vendor.
Light to 200.0, Average 182.2; Standard to 260.5, Average 190.0; Medium to 237.5, Average 190.5; Heavy to 203.2, Average 186.4; Overall Average 189.4; SQQ 190.0.
Cull ewes and rams (auctioneer: Paul Roberts):
There was a good entry. Big ewes increased in demand again and more are required.
Top priced rams / ewes: £113.00 by E Y Davies & Son, Prion Uchaf; Texel ewes to £113.00; Cross Bred ewes to £96.00; Mule ewes to £91.00; Suffolk ewes to £90.00; Dorset ewes to £87.00; Welsh rams to £50.00; Welsh ewes to £45.00; Overall ewes / rams average £57.56.
Prime cattle:
Cattle forward remained in demand. The auction has buyers waiting, with handy weight cattle in very keen demand.
Heifers sold to 236ppk from T Edwards, Brithdir and the steers to 230ppk from D J & M J Hughes, Ty Cerrig, Prion; Top priced beast £1,309.38; Overall average 223.5ppk.
St Asaph livestock market - July 4
NEW season lambs (2,056):
There was an another seasonal entry with the harvest weather and it was a much better trade then expected, with the best lambs again being very well sold.
Top price Light 222p/kg shown by R Ll Davies, Ty Capel and 71/head shown by the same vendor.
Top price Standard 258p/kg shown M & H Roberts, Bryn Glas and £98/head shown by the same vendor.
Top price Medium 274p/kg shown by E Jones, Graig Goch and £118/head shown by the same vendor.
Top price Heavy 229p/kg shown by G Davies, Bron Llan and £112/head shown by the same vendor.
Top price Heavy 196p/kg shown by G P Lloyd, Tyddyn Ucha and £104/head shown by the same vendor; SQQ 198.40.
Light ave 182.84p/kg to 222.00p/kg to £71.00/hd; Standard ave 196.15p/kg to 258.00p/kg to £98.00/hd; Medium ave 201.62p/kg to 274.00p/kg to £118.00/hd; Heavy ave 207.64p/kg to 229.00p/kg to £112.00/hd; Overweight ave 192.41p/kg to 196.00p/kg to £104.00/hd.
Old season lambs (32):
Medium ave 162.79p/kg to £70.00/hd.
Cull ewes and rams (1,008):
A reduced entry were a lot firmer, with the best Continental ewes to £101/head; Welsh ewes to £60/head and tups to £85/head.
Ewes to £101.00/hd, ave £59.13/hd; Rams to £85.00/hd, ave £67.50/hd.
Mold primestock sale - July 8
THE beef trade was very dear, with demand far exceeding supply.
Cull cow trade remained on fire with more needed each week to satisfy demand.
A shortage of lambs also resulted in a fast trade.
Highlights: Top 10 Beef 218.70 (1424.72); Top 20 Beef 212.90 (1391.82).
Prime cattle (77 entries - 27 hfrs, 25 strs, 25 bulls):
Heifers (under 30m): Heavy Continental Heifers to 223 (1471.80), Av 223; Medium Continental Heifers to 214, Av 199.56; Light Continental Heifers to 195, Av 195; Heavy Native Heifers to 192 (1385.70), Av 180.33; Medium Native Heifers to 190, Av 184; Light Native Heifers to 191, Av 185.50; Light Friesian Heifers to 112, Av 112.
Steers (under 30m): Heavy Continental Steers to 228 (1504.80), Av 204; Medium Continental Steers to 219, Av 213.67; Light Continental Steers to 180, Av 180; Heavy Native Steers to 190, Av 190; Medium Native Steers to 182, Av 182; Heavy Friesian Steers to 170 (1164.50), Av 170; Medium Friesian Steers to 165, Av 165; Light Friesian Steers to 150, Av 150.
Bulls (under 30m): Heavy Continental Bulls 215 (1429.75), Av 207.50; Medium Continental Bulls to 225, Av 207.57; Heavy Native Bulls to 180, Av 180; Medium Native Bulls to 221, Av 202.83; Light Native Bulls to 180, Av 180; Heavy Friesian Bulls to 153 (1178.10), Av 153; Medium Friesian Bulls to 125, Av 122.50; Light Friesian Bulls to 135, Av 128.50.
Heifers (30-36m): Heavy Continental Heifers to 205 (1322.25), Av 192.50.
Steers (30-36m): Heavy Continental Steers to 170, Av 170; Heavy Native Steers to 175, Av 175; Heavy Friesian Steers to 130, Av 130; Medium Friesian Steers to 150, Av 150.
Heifers (over 36m): Heavy Friesian Heifers to 107, Av 107.
Cull cows (48 entries - 37 dairy, 11 beef): HF cow to 130 (1053); BF Cow to 129 (864.30); NRW cow to 125 (931.25); Ho Cow to 122 (957.70); Fr cow to 120 (912); NRW cow to 120 (828); HF cow to 120 (877.50); SRW cow to 119 (797.30); MRI cow to 116 (835.20); Top 10 Dairy cows Av 122.40 (889.01); Top 20 Dairy cows Av 115.75 (786.13); Only 7 B & W cows under 90p; Lim cow to 159 (1208.40) 7yr old; Lim cow to 142 (1022.40) 6 yr old; Lim cow to 140 (1008) 10 yr old; Lim cow to 140 (952) 11 yr old; Only 2 continental cows under 116p!
Cull bulls (4 entries): AA to 148 (1095.20); Sim to 130 (1254.50); Lim to 120 (1080).
Lambs: Standard to 232, Av 209.40; Medium to 226, Av 205.70; Heavy to 200, Av 177; Sqq 106.40.
Ewes: Ewes to 91, Av 58.40.
Llanrwst market - July 9
THERE was an excellent show of quality lambs forward, selling to 206ppk.
Lambs (634):
Lights (46) to 180p, av 178p; Standards (230) to 200p, av 183p; Mediums (358) to 206p, av 188.8p; Heavy (12) to 185p, av 174p.
Ewes / rams (125):
Welsh to £30; Xbred to £86.50; Rams to £70.
Beef (11):
Limx bullocks to 205p; BB bullocks to 185p; Chx hfrs to 195p; Limx hfrs to 190p; BBx hfrs to 185p.
Highest priced:
Lambs (per head and per kilo): M Vaughan, 2 Y Henar, Denbigh Street, Llanrwst.
Ewes / rams: G Roberts, Carreg y Fran, Siloam, Rhydlanfair, Betws y Coed.
Dolgellau market - July 5
FARMERS Marts reports entries of one grazing cow; 20 store cattle and 402 cast ewes, rams and store lambs.
Prices: Welsh Black Cows to £1005; 22m Hereford x Fresian Heifers from £805 to £1000; 28m Welsh Black Steers to £960; 22m Limousin x Steers to £940; 12m Limousin x Steers to £815; Welsh Cast Ewes to £45; Welsh Rams to £60; Crossbred Cast Ewes to £55; Scottish Black Face Ewes to £46.40; Speckled Face Cast Ewes to £45; Welsh Hoggs to £36.40; Welsh Store Lambs to £39; Texel x Store Lambs to £53; Suffolk x Store Lambs to £56.40.
Ruthin store and breeding stock sale - July 4
RUTHIN Farmers' Auction reports sales of 15 store cattle to £975.00; 43 calves to £440; 10 OTM cattle to £816; 11 cows with calves at foot to £1,570; 21 new season store lambs to £63.50 and 23 breeding ewes to £116.
Calves (auctioneer: Dafydd Parry):
A good entry forward, with another flyer of a trade.
There are numerous enquiries from new and regular purchasers for all breeds of calves.
There was competitive bidding throughout the sale, with a strong 3 month old British Blue bull calf topping at £440, 2 months to £315 and 4m Brit Blue heifers selling to £305.
There were some strong Limousin calves forward also.
A 3 month bull calf achieved £390, while a 4 week old Limousin bull calf eventually sold for £335.
There was a consignment of Devon calves and they were also in keen demand, with a 3 month old realising £270.
The auction is expecting a large number of calves on a weekly basis.
If anyone is looking to sell calves, they may contact Dafydd Parry on 07780 924460 with their entry prior to sale and to discuss the trade.
If anybody is looking to purchase, they can also contact Dafydd Parry to discuss the entries forward, or add their number to the database to receive a text every Wednesday with the entries to hand.
Monthly calf competition:
Ruthin Farmers' Auction has teamed up with Genus to run a monthly competition within the weekly calf section to win Genus vouchers.
The vendor with the highest priced calf, one month old and under sired by a Genus bull during each month, will be awarded a £50 voucher to spend on agricultural products.
The winner of the June competition was J G Jones, of Rhydwen Farm, Lloc, Holywell.
Store cattle (auctioneers: Emyr Lloyd and Glyn Owens):
There was a small entry mainly due to the sunshine.
The entries forward sold very well and more could have been sold.
Heifers: 22m Brit Blue to £915.00 by G & G Davies, Coed Eryl; 26m Simmental x to £860.00; 15m Simmental x to £830.00; 12m Limousin to £740.00.
Steers: 23m Hereford to £975.00 by G & G Davies, Coed Eryl; 29m Brit Fri to £805.00; 12m Limousin to £655.00.
There were 10 OTM cattle at the sale.
More could have been sold in this section, also with more required to meet the current demand.
9 year old Charolais cow to 126.0ppk; 15 year old Charolais cow to 120.0ppk.
If anyone has OTM cattle to sell, they can give the auction a call with their entry, or simply take the cattle in.
Dairy cattle:
Two dairy cattle were sold on behalf of Lisk Bros, Anglesey.
A British Friesian x 2nd calver achieved £1,530; Montbeliarde x 6th calver sold for £900.
Sheep section:
Breeding ewes (auctioneer: Elfor Morris):
The first entry of the season and with the country bathed in sunshine, there were less than usual about with many more expected over the next few weeks.
A number of enquiries were made pre-sale for ewes and the trade was showing all the signs of strong demand with good quality about.
Lleyn 6 tooth to £116; Texel 4 year old to £113; Crocc Bred ewes to £106.
Store lambs:
The same applied in the store lambs section, with weather affecting the numbers, but it was a good trade, with Texel lambs achieving £63.50 and £54.00.
More anticipated throughout the season and expected to increase each week.
Entries invited - do not hesitate to contact the auction if you would like to discuss.
Mold stock sale - July 5
THERE were decent entries in all sections again for early July.
Calves met a packed ringside of buyers and a reasonable trade, although buyers are nervous to pay over the odds.
Strong stores remain in demand, although younger types are still the most challenging to place.
Dairy was in line again, although many buyers were busy harvesting.
Suckler cattle (5 entries): Pedigree AA breeding bull (42m) to 1640; Lim cow (6yo) with Lim bull calf (2m) to 1330; Lim cow (11yo with Lim hfr calf (2m) to 1080.
Store cattle (91 entries): BA steers (23m) to 1100; AA str (20m) to 1080; Sim steers (22m) to 1000; Lim str (21m) to 1000; Here str (22m) to 860; Monty str (21m) to 850; BF str (23m) to 735; AA hfr (23m) to 980; BB heifers (23m) to 900; BA hfr (24m) to 890; Lim hfr (22m) to 880; HER hfr (22m) to 795; SIM hfr (21m) to 790.
Stirks (82 entries): BSH steers (11m) to 820; Lim steers (12m) to 670; BB steers (6m) to 570; BB steers (5m) to 515; BA steers (4m) to 510; BSH heifers (10m) to 590; Lim heifers (10m) to 495; Lim hfr (9m) to 465; AA hfr (4m) to 390.
Dairy (15 entries):
Heifers: HF cvd hfr to 1700; BF cvd hfrs to 1420, others to 1400, 1350.
Cows: HF 3rd calvers to 1350, others to 1300, 1250.
In-calf cows: AYR (8yo) to 840; AYR (7yo) to 790.
In-calf hfrs: AYR (22m) to 780; AYR (25m) to 760.
Calves (91 entries): BB bull to 258; Sim bull to 235; Lim bull to 230; Char bull to 210; Monty bull to 202; HER bull to 198; AA bull to 178; BF bull to 135; HF bull to 54; CHAR hfr to 255; BB hfr to 212; SIM hfr to 210; LIM hfr to 200; HER hfr to 145.
St Asaph livestock market - July 6
NEW season lambs (150):
A good entry of lambs met a satisfactory trade, topping at £63/head from J Jones, Toppan.
Light ave 164.27p/kg to £50.00/hd; Standard ave 172.82p/kg to 191.00p/kg to £63.00/hd; Overweight ave 113.21p/kg to £63.00/hd.
Old season lambs (2):
Standard ave 78.79p/kg to £26.00/hd; Overweight ave 68.97p/kg to £40.00/hd.
Ewe and lamb couples (12):
Welsh Doubles to £150, Singles to £140; Charolais Doubles to £128.
Gaerwen market - July 2
MESSRS Morgan Evans & Co report an entry of 91 store cattle, 14 cows and calves, and 17 OTMs forward.
Cattle were slightly easier, with top quality yearlings meeting a strong demand.
Highest priced steer: £1,090 by R W Owen, Llys Llywenan, Brynsiencyn.
Highest priced heifer: £1,060 by R Jones & Co, Bont Marquis, Brynsiencyn.
Highest priced OTM (per kilo): 144ppk by R W Owen, Llys Llywenan, Brynsiencyn.
Highest priced OTM overall: £1,225.08 by D W & P Worsley, Carnguwch, Llithfaen.
Highest priced cow and calf: £1,440 by S Griffiths, Glasinfryn, Bangor.
Market prices:
Steers: Overall average £800; 12 month Charolais £955; 18 month Charolais £1000; 12 month Limousin £935; 18 month Limousin £910; 24 month Limousin £1000; 12 month B/Blue £860; 18 month B/Blue £885; 24 month Friesian £850; 24 month A/Angus £1090.
Heifers: Overall average £700; 12 month Limousin £900; 18 month Limousin £910; 24 month Limousin £1060; 12 month B/Blue £800; 18 month B/Blue £780.
OTMs: Best cows from 120ppk to 144ppk; Others from 100ppk to 119ppk.
Bryncir market - July 10
Dairy sired (6) ave 88.2p/kg.
New season lambs: Light (346) ave 166.3p/kg; Standard (505) ave 175.7p/kg; Medium (379) ave 176.8p/kg; Heavy (16) ave 173.3p/kg; SQQ 173.4.
Old season lambs: Medium (6) ave 88.3p/kg; SQQ 88.3.
Total cull ewes (368): Ave £62.80/hd.
Gaerwen market - July 3
MESSRS Morgan Evans & Co report an entry of 957 prime lambs and 737 cull ewes and rams.
Prime lambs maintained a steady trade, with cull ewes and rams slightly faster.
Market prices:
Highest priced pen of lambs p/kilo: 236ppk by Pritchard Bros, Ynys Fawr, Llanerchymedd.
Highest priced pen of lambs: £105 by G Parry, Bryn Drofa, Llanbabo.
Highest priced overall pen of ewes: £107 by T J Bevan, Ty'n Ffrwd, Rhostryfan, Caernarfon.
Highest priced overall ram: £100 by Messrs Owen & Griffiths, Y Ddol, Llanfaglan.
Market averages:
Lambs (957): Average 188ppk; Lights average 171ppk; Standard average 183ppk; Medium average 193ppk; Heavy average 186ppk; Overs Average 198ppk.
Ewes (732): Average £56; Heavy Ewes to £107, average £68; Light Ewes to £43, average £31.
Rams (5): Average £93; All rams to £100.
Welshpool market - July 8
Barren & Cull Cows (11): Top price £969.44; Average 123.48ppkg.
Cull Ewes (1929): Top price £133 (ewes), Average £63.23; Top Price £111 (Rams); Average £94.86.
Prime lambs (3140): Top price £109; Average 192.85ppkg.
Store cattle (39): Steer top price £1160, Average 193.09ppkg; Heifer top price £1075, Average 201.36ppkg.
Cow and calves (33): Top price £2350, Average £1498.28.
Barren and cull cows:
A smaller number of OTM cattle were on offer, seeing a top price of £969.44 (146ppkg) for a Limousin x OTM weighing in at 664kg from TI Jones, Braich Bedw.
RE & L Jones, Farchwel made 136ppkg for a Limousin x weighing 700kg making £952.
Younger cows (48-72 months) topped at £577.70 (109ppkg) for a Stabiliser x weighing 530kg from G Jones & Son, Yr Ogof.
Averages of the day were as follows:
OTM Cows (10) 124.61ppkg / £848.73; Cows 48-72 Months (1) 109ppkg / £577.70; Overall Average 123.48ppkg.
Prime lambs:
An entry of lambs forward sold to return an average of 192.85ppkg, with a top price of 222ppkg, firstly for pen of lambs weighing 45kg making £100 from AE Casewell, Bodynfoel and secondly for 42.5kg lambs making £94.50 for Ellis Lloyd & Co, Garthiaen.
Top price per head was £109 for 63kg lambs from ML & RI Davies, Caecappin.
A similar number of lambs forward sold to a similar trade compared to the previous Monday, which is pleasing considering the drop in the trade throughout the previous week.
In most demand were the well bred lighter weight lambs between 32-36kg, which constantly sold around £2 per kilo.
Also in keen demand were the very light under 30kg lambs (of which there were few on offer) and also the better bred, better meated heavier weight lambs which were competitive throughout.
With the forthcoming ethnic festival in August, it is hoped that trade in the coming weeks will improve.
Lights (235) to 211ppkg from RA Davies, Llywnderw. Others to 206ppkg from DI Jones, Cwm. Average of 197.4ppkg.
Standards (846) to 216ppkg from RA Davies, Llwynderw and DW & L Jones, Arbennig. Others to 214ppkg from DD & MJ Evans, Pantywynthrew. Average of 194ppkg.
Mediums (1550) to 222ppkg from AE Casewell, Bodynfoel and Ellis Lloyd & Co, Garthiaen. Others to 217ppkg from Ellis Lloyd & Co, Garthiaen. Average of 191.4ppkg.
Heavies (402) to 212ppkg from Ellis Lloyd & Co, Garthiaen. Others to 207ppkg from RA Davies, Llawnt Isaf. Average of 194.74ppkg.
Cull sheep:
There was an increased entry of 1,909 cull ewes that met a terrific trade from start to finish, with an overall average of £63.23 being achieved.
The best Texel and Suffolk ewes were very well sold, with any amount selling between £90-£100.
Meated Welsh ewes were also well sold, with the best reaching £72.50.
Top price of the day went to WT Davies & Co, Canllefaes Uchaf, Cardigan that sold Texel ewes at £133 - this terrific run of Texel and Texel x ewes averaged £117.90.
Cull rams averaged £94.86 with a top price of £111 going to TG Davies, Home Farm.
Texel ewes to £133; Suffolk x ewes to £102; Mule ewes to £85; Speckled ewes to £70.50; Welsh ewes to £72.50.
The auction thoroughly advises vendors to shear their cull ewes from now onwards as premiums will be gained.
A total of 13 individual cull ewes buyers were present once again, meaning competitive bidding from start to finish and a terrific trade.
Cow and calves:
A large entry of 33 cows and calves met with a stronger trade than a fortnight ago, the best outfits sold well with prices firmer throughout.
Leading the way were MM & R Morris, Maestanyglwyden with a top price of £2350 for a British Blue x 1st calver with her Limousin x heifer calf at foot.
The same home also made £2250 for a Limousin x 1st calver with a Limousin heifer calf.
DH & GW Pryce reached £2160 for a Limousin x 2nd Calver with her Limousin x bull calf at foot.
A breakdown of all prices achieved were as follows: £2000+, 4 Lots; £1800-2000, 2 Lots; £1600-1800, 5 Lots; £1400-1600, 7 Lots; £1200-1400, 5 Lots; <£1200, 7 Lots.
Store cattle:
There was a small July entry of good quality store cattle, which met with a better trade than expected considering the drop in the beef price.
Steers averaged 193.09ppkg or £914 per head and heifers averaged 201.36ppkg or £729.06 per head.
Top prices of the day were as follows:
Steers top price per kilo: Limousin (x1) 14 months 290kg 210.3ppkg DWP Griffiths, Park Lodge; Limousin (x1) 12 months 285kg 209ppkg DWP Griffiths, Park Lodge; Limousin (x1) 13 months 415kg 208.4ppkg DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; Limousin (x1) 15 months 460kg 202.2ppkg DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; British Blue (x2) 19 months 567kg 195.8ppkg FM & SJ Jones, Caebardd.
Heifers top price per kilo: Limousin (x2) 14 months 305kg 245.9ppkg JR & HR Jones & Sons, Hilly Farm; Limousin (x2) 14 months 322kg 217.4ppkg JR & HR Jones & Sons, Hilly Farm; Limousin (x1) 13 months 315kg 212.7ppkg JR & HR Jones & Sons, Hilly Farm; Limousin (x1) 25 months 510kg 210.8ppkg RE & L Jones, Farchwel; Limousin (x1) 13 months 410kg 209.8ppkg DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch.
Steers per head: British Blue (x2) 18 months 615kg £1160 FM & SJ Jones, Caebardd Farm; British Blue (x2) 19 months 567kg £1110 FM & SJ Jones, Caebardd Farm; British Blue (x2) 19 months 570kg £1105 FM & SJ Jones, Caebardd Farm; Limousin (x1) 15 months 540kg £1050 DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; British Blue (x2) 17 months 525kg £1015 FM & SJ Jones, Caebardd Farm.
Heifers per head: Limousin (x1) 25 months 510kg £1075 RE & L Jones, Farchwel; Limousin (x1) 15 months 465kg £970 DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; Limousin (x1) 13 months 410kg £860 DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; Limousin (x2) 14 months 410kg £790 DE Morgan & Co, Cefntwlch; Limousin (x2) 14 months 305kg £750 JR & HR Jones & Sons, Hilly Farm.
Machynlleth market - July 10
New season lambs: Light (310) ave 185.7p/kg; Standard (377) ave 182.4p/kg; Medium (49) ave 182.8p/kg; Heavy (11) ave 190.0p/kg; SQQ 183.8.
Total cull ewes (169): Ave £31.60/hd.


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As I reflect back on that moment, I smile at the thought of what it must have looked - or sounded - like hanging outside the car, singing at the top of my lungs. Singing is not something I enjoy. If you were to actually hear me sing, I'm not sure you would enjoy it either. The conditions necessary for me to grab a microphone today would require both a karaoke machine and a designated driver. Perhaps the act of singing was the expression of something more meaningful. Perhaps what I long for is that fleeting moment of joy that explodes into the refrain of a Barry Manilow song.
Allowing the Barry Manilow Moment
In our effort to achieve a conventional - if not acceptable - measure of success, we place conditions on our happiness. We look to the future at the expense of what we have in the moment. We think we will be satisfied once we get that raise or the next promotion. We think we will be content in a bigger house or a more affluent neighborhood. We think we might find a more enjoyable job once we've saved enough money for college. Everything in our life is measured against the standard of "if I only had a little more." When you experience life from that perspective, you'll find that you never have enough. In the ruthless pursuit of these abstract measures of success, we've lost sight of what we have. The truth is that you don't need stature or a deep reservoir of time and money to experience true joy in your life. You only need a moment.
Life has a way of placing distance between us and those moments of joy. We turn things like happiness into objectives that we must earn through quantifiable measures of success. We convince ourselves that we need to work for our happiness. We think that with enough money or material possessions, we can buy back the joy. With enough power, we presume that we could compel the world to deliver joy to our doorstep. We spend our days striving for more stuff or more status in the futile attempt to capture a moment until the moments are gone. Only when the moments of life have past us by do we realize that no amount of money or status will bring us back to the joy that erupts in the parking lot of a rural elementary school.
Give and Receive the Present of BEING Present
Like you, I've spent too many holidays far from home. It's somewhat ironic that we seem to cherish our connections most when we are geographically disconnected. Particularly in the military, the pain of separation over the holidays reminds us of the priceless moments together with family and friends. To be honest (and at this point, why wouldn't I be?), I measure the "success" of the holidays based on the things I do to make other people happy. I buy too many presents. I send too many of the same card to different people. I seem to have forgotten the value of being present with the people who most appreciate the mere fact that I am present.
The greatest gift you have to share with the people you care about in this world is - YOU. This is the most valuable and unique present you have to offer, and only you can give it. Is this not the very thing your family wanted most when you spent those holidays away from home? This holiday, stop reading your work emails. Turn off the television. Tell your family about the memories you cherished most when you were separated. Ask them to share their fondest memories of the holiday season. Be gracious, be mindful, and recognize the sights, sounds, smiles, and laughter of the moment. Be present, and you just may receive that most elusive gift of joy this holiday season.
So, that's what it means to have a Barry Manilow Moment. It isn't something you do. It isn't something you buy. Your only requirement is to show up. If you struggle to find joy, maybe you've been looking in the wrong place. Maybe it doesn't require looking at all. Be present. Give the greatest gift you have to offer, and in another 43 years, you may be the one telling the story about the joy you received this holiday season. Who knows . . . you may even start to sing.


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§ 18.2-262. Witnesses not excused from testifying or producing evidence because of self-incrimination
No person shall be excused from testifying or from producing books, papers, correspondence, memoranda or other records for the Commonwealth as to any offense alleged to have been committed by another under this article or under the Drug Control Act (§ 54.1-3400 et seq.) by reason of his testimony or other evidence tending to incriminate himself, but the testimony given and evidence so produced by such person on behalf of the Commonwealth when called for by the trial judge or court trying the case, or by the attorney for the Commonwealth, or when summoned by the Commonwealth and sworn as a witness by the court or the clerk and sent before the grand jury, shall be in no case used against him nor shall he be prosecuted as to the offense as to which he testifies. Any person who refuses to testify or produce books, papers, correspondence, memoranda or other records, shall be guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor.
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