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Sheep for Sale & Wanted (eBaa!)
Current members of the Shetland Sheep Society may place an advert here.
Two types of advertisement are available: Annual and Temporary.
Annual Advertisements
These can be purchased at a cost of £25 for a year (or part thereof). Members should pay their advertising fee directly to the Society Treasurer and also email the following information to the web master at web[at]shetland-sheep.org.uk for loading onto the website:
Your Location
Your phone number
Your email address
Your Flock name
The wording you wish to have on your advert (this may be edited)
You may include up to a maximum of three photos
The renewal fee (£25) for an Annual advertisement should be paid to the direct to Society Treasurer by 31st March – Advertisements that have not been renewed will be removed automatically by the end of April.
Temporary Advertisements
Current members may place Temporary Advertisements. These advertisements are FREE to members of the society, will be dated when uploaded and will be removed after FOUR MONTHS. Members may place a maximum of two temporary advertisements per year (April to April) provided they have a minimum of two months gap between advertisements.
Please email the following information to the web master at web[at]shetland-sheep.org.uk for loading onto the website:
Your Location
Your phone number
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Your Flock name
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You may include up to a maximum of three photos
Buyers are strongly urged to obtain proof of pedigree status prior to completing any transaction for pedigree stock - if you are unsure please contact the Registration Secretary.
Sheep Wanted
Sheep For Sale
Click on the country / county for a quick link to any sheep for sale in your area.
Location: Canonbie, Dumfries & GallowayName: Helen Knowles
Phone: 013873 71453
Email: helen[at]tinnisburn.co.uk
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Flock Millsteads
For sale - ewes, hoggs and gimmers. Good mix of colours and markings. All registered and in excellent condition. Also for sale ram lambs.
Location: Canonbie, Dumfries & GallowayName: Lorna Carruthers
Phone: 01461500695 / 07484145003
Email: n.carruthers965[at]btinternet.com
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Flock Cronklea
20 registered white gimmers ,10 mixed age ewes , white and coloured tup lambs for sale
Many out of RHS 2016 wool on hoof winner Cronklea George
Location: Highlands, Scotland
Name: Beth Kendall
Listed on
Of The Heights flock
For Sale: A small selection of gimmers. Ewe and ram lambs at weaning. All mostly moorit, black, and grey katmoget.(Photo Credit: Julie Rutter of Black Isle Yarns)
Location: EAST LOTHIAN, SOUTHERN SCOTLAND
Name: Suzanne Vestri
Advert: KORU LAMMERMUIR FLOCK
Ewes with 2017 lambs at foot (all tup lambs wethered) – small number
Ewe hoggs – for breeding autumn 2017 – small number
Ewe lambs will be available in a range of colours at weaning. Pre-orders are advised as small deposit secures lambs for later delivery.
Here Come The Boys:
SSS Approved Adult Rams for sale in white, moorit and black.
SSS Approved Adult Rams available for hire (white, black and moorit) which come from Koru and St Baldred's lines.
We also sometimes have some older ewes looking for a loving home where they can settle down to post-breeding retirement. Old ladies need love too.
All stock bucket-trained and friendly. Some very friendly indeed! Ideal for people just starting out with Shetland sheep and we have helped to set up starter flocks right across Scotland.
We provide 'starter information' if required and are always available for post-sale advice to our buyers.
Transport available (just at cost of diesel) throughout Scotland and northern England if needed.
Location: EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND
Name: Kate Sharp or Alan Hill
Advert: EWINGSTON & OF SPALFORD Flocks
Ewingston flock established in 1988
Moorits, Fawns, Greys, Blacks, Katmogets, Patterned available
Shearling rams, Shearling ewes, ewe & ram lambs for sale.
Ewes with or without lambs at foot.
We occasionally have older ewes looking for semi retirement homes, used to running with horses/ponies.
Starter flocks tailored to suit your requirements available.
We can provide an Information Pack to help new Shetland Sheep keepers get started, and after-sales help.
All of our stock are bucket trained and friendly.
If required lambs & shearlings can partially be halter trained for you, before collection.
Many of our sheep have had their fleece micron tested & many prize winners in our flock.
All the rams we use for breeding, currently hold SSS Certificate of Approval.
Transport available throughout the UK.
Location: Dunbar, East Lothian, Southern Scotland
Name: Donna Collins
Listed on
Flock: Blackberry Farm
Ewes, Hoggs, Gimmers and Rams for sale. All trained to come to a whistle and Bucket .
White / Moorit / Black
Location: WEST LOTHIAN, CENTRAL SCOTLAND
Name: Suzanne Meikle
Advert: BRAE FLOCK
A small selection of quality stock is available from our prize-winning flock.
068124 Brae Idris – Proven Moorit Shearling Ram – Been shown, easy to handle. Good horns, fleece and conformation. Only for sale as I now need an out-cross for my Moorit ewes
068125 Brae Xandy – Proven Moorit Shearling Ram – Been shown, lovely temperament and great fleece. Champion bloodlines on dam & sire side
066562 Brae Myrcella – 2017 White Shearling ewe – unshown but has a fleece to die for. I am only selling her as I am keeping her mother and I don't want to increase my white flock.
066566 Brae Arya – 2017 Moorit shearling ewe – unshown and only selling to keep my breeding ewe population manageable
I have a selection of registered Moorit & White ewe and ram lambs which are also available.
Reasonable prices and a small deposit will secure.
After-Sales Support is offered to all our buyers & happy to deliver throughout UK for cost of diesel.
Location: Fife, Scotland
Name: Steve and Chris Grist
|Listed on
15th October 2018
Flock name: Fluthers
For sale - 2 katmoget ram lambs and one katmoget ewe lamb. All registered with SSS. Also a 3 year old katmoget ewe.
Location: Llandissilio, Pembrokeshire
Name: Bettina Becker
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Flock Name: Dyffryn Isaf
4 year old ram Afontaf Shadow (063654, SSS Approved) to give away to a good home. We have used him three times now so he needs to go. One photograph shows him with one of his sons.
We won't charge for him as he has had flystrike in the summer, but he has recovered really well and would be happy to serve.
Location: NEAR BRECON, POWYS, WALES
Name: Julian & Sue Barker
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Flock: Llwynneuadd
Four remaining ram lambs, all sired by 056440 Lingy Moor Gulliver. £85 each, to include registration. More photos or details on request
Duncan. Fawn katmoget sneedled sokket. Dam 061004 Honorwood August (twin).
Derwen. Moorit. Dam 061019 Honorwood April (twin). Derog. Black. Dam 061019 Honorwood April (twin).
Dylan. Moorit krunet. Dam 061030 Honorwood Amber (twin).
Location: MID WALES
Name: Alma Whitten
Advert: CIL WENLLAN Flock
Pedigree breeding stock carefully selected for excellent fleece, healthy feet, worm resistance, ease of lambing, and temperament. Bucket trained, on Heptavac system. Variety of colours, primarily solid, katmoget, and blettet. Enquire for available sales.
Location: NORTH WALES, 40 miles from CHESTER
Name: Jenni Frost
Advert: FELINRHYD Flock
Ewes and ewe lambs for sale, a range of colours and ages. Bred for fibre, so some may lamb this year and the others will be barren this year as I only breed them alternate years. A small number available annually. Please contact Jenni Frost at jennifrost[at]outlook.com or phone 07789 538051.
Location: SOUTH WEST WALES
Name: Ross Rixon
Advert: AFONTAF Flock
Quality pedigree Shetlands available from foundation stock bred from the Mandeville, Seaxpenne and Brae flocks. All our sheep will come to the bucket, and have been vaccinated with Heptavac P. We can offer both pet and show quality sheep with good conformation and quality fleeces.
We have mainly moorit and grey katmoget ewe and ram lambs by Seaxpenne Snap and Seaxpenne Atlas for sale this year together with some yearling and two and three year old ewes in various colours. (The long tailed black sheep are Black Welsh Mountain sheep not Shetlands).
Location: Vale of Glamorgan
Name: Sarah Lavender
|17th September 2018
Flock Name: Maes Y Fro
For Sale: Popcorn: The most placid and good natured ram you could ever hope for.
He is three years old, Proven, Registered and has been Inspected and Certified by the Shetland Sheep Society.
He is a Fawn Katmoget, Sired by Afontaf Billy (Moorit) (Twin), Dam Afontaf Mint (Fawn Katmoget) (Twin)
We would love to keep Popcorn, but he is related to all of our current stock
Location: BERKSHIRE (near Hungerford/Newbury)
Name: Lindy Woodhouse
Advert: Golden Oak Flock
Unusually marked ewes, shearlings, ram lambs and castrated male lambs.
Female lines are the lovely Mandeville lines. Gorgeous, friendly and some exceptionally pretty ewes.
Beautiful stock for sale including a Fabulous starter flock of pedigree ewes available to enthusiastic knowledgeable home, ideally to go with our outstanding young colour producing ram who in 2017 sired mainly twins and 2 sets of stunning triplets.
Please contact us for further pictures and information..
Location: BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
Name: Tracy Gray
Advert: HILLVIEW Flock
Gulmoget Grey Flecket Patterned
Pedigree breeding stock from show-winning lines. Easy to handle. Ideal for starter flocks. All enquiries welcome.
Location: Sutton
|Advert Placed 24/10/18
Flock Name: ASHOLM
For Sale: Several 2 & 3 yr old ewes of various colours, also one 2 yr old ram, Asholm Louis.
All are registered, well handled & friendly.
Location: CLEVELAND
Name: Fiona Hopper
|Listed on
28th August 2018
Flock: Bishopton
I have for sale three 2018 tup lambs and four 2018 gimmer lambs all by Oak Wold Alex. Also I have three 2017 shearlings which could be tupped. They would make a good starter flock. All are quiet to handle. Please contact me for prices. No time wasters please.
Location: Looe, Cornwall
Name: Catriona Kreller
Phone: 07866480320
|Listed on
28th August 2018
Flock: Birchfield
For sale approved emsket ram East Down End Donald. 065392 DOB 8-4-16.Good horns, tail, fleece.good temperament. Easy to handle.
Also for sale. Black ram lamb. 1st in class Okehampton show this year. Some ewes and lambs also for sale.
Location: Devon
Name: Kate Ripley
|Listed on
28th August 2018
Flock name: Petroc
For sale: Melby 065567, South Ham. (31/03/16)
A chance to introduce some Shetland Island blood from his paternal grandparents. Purchased from Dodie Huxter, 2016. Now after two years ready to move on. Also, two of his sons Nickel and Arthur (2017) from registered ewes. All three of very good temperament, with excellent fleeces
Melby is lying down in first photograph with Nickel standing. In the other photo Melby, Nickel and Arthur are standing with the ram group
Location: Bradworthy,
|Listed on
24th October 2018
Flock name: Petroc
For sale: Ram-lambs (born April 2018).Black Gully, Moorit Krunets. Very good fleeces, tails and confirmation - pleasant natures. All up to date with Heptavac.
Location: Dorchester
Name: David & Ruth Evans
Listed:26th Nov 2018
A selection of 5 grey katmoget ewes are for sale from our flock of 15 Shetlands as they are related to our ram:
|Year of Birth
|Name & Tag
|Blodwen (16)
aunt of 2018 – Eric Morcambe (our ram)
dam of 2017 - Dyllis & Delilah, 2018 - erica roe
|Chloe (41)
|dam of 2018 – Eric Morcambe (our ram)
|Dyllis (54)
|due for first tup 2018
|Delilah (55)
|due for first tup 2018
|Erica Rose (58)
|lamb – not tupped
Location: Minterne Parva,Dorchester
Name: Minterne Parva,Dorchester
Listed:17th Dec 2018
Siddington flock
Due to need of flock reduction we have a number of Siddington mixed ages ewes, shearling and lambs available, £50 each and £120 for island bloodline moorit ram. Nice fleeces, bucket trained, mix of colours.
Can deliver around dorset/Wiltshire for fuel cost.
Please email for more pictures and information
Location: North DORSET
Name: Tania Gay, Edna Thomas and David Humphreys
Advert: SEAXPENNE and MELBURY HILL Flocks
Quality Pedigree Registered Flocks, many from top prize winning stock.
Very Good conformation and fleeces, specialising in Blacks, Moorits, Grey Katmogets with a policy of breeding "like to like."
Available: Starter Flocks, Rams, Lamb Rams, Weathers, Ewes, Conservation grazers, Shearling and Ewe Lambs, all Heptivac'd. Always happy to provide help and advice especially to new keepers.
Why choose us? Apart from being friendly and approachable, being a partnership you will also enjoy a greater choice
Location: Hamsterley, County Durham
Name: James Gray
Listed On
17th September 2018
Of The Grays flock
10 pedigree registered moorit ewes for sale. All successful lambers. Born 2016.
Location: CHELTENHAM
Name: Andrew Bowden
Advert: WATERSHED
9th generation registered. Regular prizewinners at Royal Three Counties and Berkeley Shows.
After an excellent lambing we have for sale a few Ewes, now in lamb to Mandeville Trump - who proved himself 'a trump' indeed in 2017, and is now our tup for the second year. Also some of his ewe lambs.
There are many colours available, from dark moorit to white. They are great characters, friendly and bucket-trained. Come and see - you'll fall in love with them.
Location: GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL14 1JX
Name: Lynne Peachey
Advert: Fairview Flock
Some of my flock are for sale to make way for new arrivals. They can go alone or as a starter flock.
There are 2 ram lambs: Collaster; Moorit. Sire: Island Robbie Dam: Severn View Quackers
Califf; Black. Sire: Island Robbie, Dam: Fairview Amara
2 year old ewe who lambed for the first time this year: Adele; (White) Sire: Severn View Splodge, Dam: Severn View Omo
A shearling ewe: Burra (Shaela) Sire: Island Robbie, Dam: Severn View Quiver
Location: Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire
Flock name: Alderley
We are looking to sell our beautiful Moorit Ram lamb. His Sire is Mandeville Trump and Dam Watershed Octavia. He has a lovely temperament and good Shetland Sheep breeding characteristics.
Location: HAMPSHIRE
Name: Theresa Hodges
|Listed on
2nd August 2018
Flock Name: Fairhaven
Two Ram Lambs - Fudge and Funnel - born 15 March 2018, black flecket yuglet; Sire: (Mandeville) Granite; Dam: (Golden Oak) Trixie.
Please contact direct for further information
Location: Near Ross on Wye, Herefordshire
Name: : Kate Bradshaw
|Listed on
17th September 2018
Flock Name: Not assigned as yet
FOR SALE: Watershed Noah (063461 full pedigree with certificate, Emsket in colour 4 yrs old) seeks a new flock for happy home. Lovely temperament, gorgeous lambs, good-looking. on our organic farm Tan House Farm for 3 yrs & time now for a change of blood. His sire was South Ham Jordan and Dam Watershed Susie.
Location: EAST KENT
Name: Peter Smith
Advert: CHALKSOLE Flock
Pedigree stock available. At present we have four ram lambs available. Three grey katmogets and one fawn katmoget. All four sired by Blackford Eric who won the ram lamb class and wool on the hoof at Melton Mowbray show and sale 2017. All four have fine wool, horns, tails and conformation.
All sheep are friendly and bucket trained.
Starter flocks and after sales advice available.
Transport within a reasonable distance available if required.
Location: Brigsley nr Grimsby – NE Lincolnshire
Name: Ian Stark
|Listed on
24th September 2018
Flock Name: Brigsley
Shetland Ram lambs for sale. All intact and Heptavac P vaccinated. Various markings. Local delivery could be arranged at an additional cost. Advice given.
Location: Newcastle U Tyne/County Durham
Name: Rod Elwood and Sue Nichol
|Listed on
18th August 2018
Flock Lintz Green
We have available a small number of quality registered pedigree Moorit Shetland sheep for sale.
3 x 2015 ewes 3 x 2016 ewes 1 x 2017 shearling ewe
2 x 2017 rams
All are well handled and bucket trained - some very friendly indeed. All are vaccinated, wormed and fly strike prevention. Viewing welcome.
Local delivery can be provided. Please ring for further details.
Location: NORFOLK
Name: Cheryl Griffiths
Advert: BREAGHA Flock
Large selection of show-quality stock, available throughout the year.
Shearling ewes, rams, ewes with lambs at foot, and lambs when weaned.
Beautiful fleeces, large variety of colours and ages.
Bloodlines from five rams - Ashby Frodo, Highfield Donald, Tallyheath Nick, Tilney Charlie & Pursus.
Friendly, bucket trained and used to dog work.
Ideal starter flocks.
Transport can be negotiated within reasonable distance.
After-sales advice readily given.
Location: BRAUNSTON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
Name: Lynne & David White
|Listed on
2nd August 2018
Advert: Ashby Flock
The Ashby flock has a small quantity of registered Shetland Sheep for sale, many bred from championship winning ewes and rams:-
EWE LAMBS: Born April 2018. Choose from a selection of grey/fawn katmogets and black quality ewe lambs, with superb fleece. Available August onwards.
SHEARLING EWES: Approx 6 Grey katmoget, moorit or black shearling ewes. Fine fleeced, with good conformation and of show quality, ready for breeding this Autumn. A small selection of ewes having successfully reared lambs. Will be available August onwards.
RAM LAMBS: We have a number of very good ram lambs: grey & fawn katmoget, and black, with good horns, tails, fleece and conformation. Available August onwards We may have one or two quality home-bred senior rams available, once we have made our breeding selection this year. Well handled, halter trained and proven.
The Ashby flock breeds to the 1927 standard, and offers show quality, friendly sheep, that are halter trained and come easily to the bucket. No obligation visits to see the sheep are welcome. Please telephone or e mail if you would like further details.
Location: Northumberland
Name: Angus Cowan
|Listed on
17th September 2018
Flock Name: Westerheugh
Two tup lambs for sale, both sired by Broadwath Arthur who won first prise in the tup lamb class last year at Bellingham and The Border Union Shows, and went on to win Coloured Champion as a shearling at Bellingham Show this year.
Westerheugh Cameron - 069368 - Gulmoget
Westerheugh Charlie – 069365 - Grey katmoget
For any more information don't hesitate to get in touch.
Location: Northumberland Area
Name: Mrs Sarah Peto
|Listed on
17th September 2018
Flock name Morton, flock number 3427
Two Shetland Black Rams for Sale, these are last years lambs and sired by Playfair Andreas 11. They are twins and are bred from and original Rivendell Ewe.
We also have a small number of Shetland Black ewe lambs from this year and last, again they originate from Rivendell Ewes.
Please contact me for more details and I can send photographs on request.
Location: Church Stretton, Shropshire
Name: Becci Helm
Listed on
Gilberry Flock
Due to a change in personal circumstances I have to substantially reduce my flock numbers by about 30 ewes this year. Available are:
Gilberry Flock ewe lambs born April 2018 (to be registered)
Gilberry Flock breeding ewes from 1 – 2 years of age
Honorwood Flock breeding ewes from 3 – 6 years of age
The ewes have a whole range of colours and markings and the Gilberry ewes especially have quality fleeces thanks to using Saxonbank Flock rams. They are friendly and bucket trained and have been on the Heptavac P system.
£50 each, viewings welcome. Local delivery at cost could be arranged.
Location: South Shropshire
Name: Maggi Downs
Listed on
Flock: Tordyke
For Sale: Pedigree SSS registered fawn gulmoget yuglet sokket ewe - Smiling Coco. Born April 2015. Sire Rigg Gnasher, Dam Mandeville Aries. Produced twins this year - one of each. I need to downsize my flock slightly and as she was the last in I have regretfully decided that she will have to be the first out. £70 ono
Location: SOMERSET
Name: Debbie Hicks
Listed on
Flock: Stokehill
Black and katmoget pedigree ram lambs from prize-winning lines, ready to leave August onwards. Wethers always available for sale as companions, mowers or high quality fleeces. Ewes and ewe lambs sometimes available.
Location: SOMERSET
Name: Lisa Williams
Advert: MALLOWS Flock
Pedigree Registered Flock of predominantly grey katmogets for sale with fawn katmogets, moorits and blacks occasionally for sale. Lambs, shearlings and rams. Lambs are sired by approved ram stock.
From Cluniac, Hillend and Creedy lines amongst others and many from top prize winning parents and most have had their fleeces micron tested in America.
Most of our sheep are halter trained and all are bucket trained. If you particularly want halter trained sheep, please contact us to arrange us to train the sheep prior to collection.
All sheep are on the Heptavac P plus system and will be wormed and fly-sprayed ready for their new home as well as coming with an information pack detailing treatment dates, their pedigree certificate and any other information necessary. We will also provide advice after sale.
Location: SOMERSET / DEVON BORDER
Name: Heather or Graham Chaplin
Advert: The Postlebury Flock, established in 1988, is reducing in size to accommodate increased work commitments, and has the following sheep for sale:
Fawn katmoget shearling ram with good fleece and horns.We are hoping to have him inspected before he is sold. He has not yet been used.
We have three older rams, any of which are available if required – fawn katmoget, shaela gulmoget (both Approved) and a black ram. All three have bred well.
12 x 2015 shearling ewes in a variety of colours, including moorit and black.
A small number of 2016 ewe lambs, including grey katmoget and gulmoget.
We are reducing the size of our flock and are offering the above for sale at reasonable prices to good homes. Delivery can be arranged up to 30 miles from Taunton.
All sheep are registered, vaccinated and regularly wormed.
Location: SOMERSET / DEVON BORDER
Name: Heather or Graham Chaplin
Phone: 01823 601625
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Advert: The Postlebury Flock, established in 1988, is reducing in size to accommodate increased work commitments, and has the following sheep for sale:
Fawn katmoget shearling ram with good fleece and horns.We are hoping to have him inspected before he is sold. He has not yet been used.
We have three older rams, any of which are available if required – fawn katmoget, shaela gulmoget (both Approved) and a black ram. All three have bred well.
12 x 2015 shearling ewes in a variety of colours, including moorit and black.
A small number of 2016 ewe lambs, including grey katmoget and gulmoget.
We are reducing the size of our flock and are offering the above for sale at reasonable prices to good homes. Delivery can be arranged up to 30 miles from Taunton.
All sheep are registered, vaccinated and regularly wormed.
Location: ALTON, North STAFFORDSHIRE
Name: Sue Green & Alison Worrall
Advert: CHURNET VALLEY Flock
Quality pedigree breeding stock available all year round - all eligible to be registered.
A range of colours and multi-coloured. Excellent conformation and fleeces.
Starter flocks available - all ages -shearling ewes, ewe lambs, wethers, and ewes with lambs afoot.
Sires: Hillview Albert (056364 - Black flecket yuglet), Cleulow Shadow (051447 - Fawn Katmoget) and Ashby Homer (062946 - Fawn Katmoget)
All enquiries welcome - please come and visit us. Delivery possible.
Shetland fleece also available - all colours except plain white - we spin, knit, felt & weave so happy to advise on most suitable fleeces.
Location: East SussexName: Owena Lewis and Ivan Sharp
Phone: 07779075854
Email: owenal[at]btinternet.com
|Listed on
10th August 2018
Flock Baulcombes
Shearling ewe twin: Baulcombes CINNAMON Mioget from Ram Sunninglye CLOVIS Ewe Sunninglye CRANBERRY
Shearling ram twin: Baulcombes CURTIS Musket from Sunninglye CLOVIS and Sunninglye CRANBERRY.
Proven ram, sired twelve lovely strong twins, has a lovely temperament and easy to handle.
Lamb rams: we have four lovely ram lambs born April 2018 from Mandeville CRUISE and Sunninglye CRANBERRY.
Ewe lambs from MANDEVILLE CRUISE and BAULCOMBES ASTER and ANGELICA
Can deliver for cost of diesel.
Location: Wiltshire, 15 mins south of J16 M4
Listed on
Advert: Flocks Blackshawhead
For Sale from a long-established flock (1060) a very nice two-shear katmoget ram with lovely fleece and good conformation. Contact Roswitha Norton on or email.
Location: CROCKETON, WARMINSTER, WILTSHIRE
Name: Jean Curtis
Advert: WILLOWCROFT Flock
Established in 1987 I specialise in Starter Flocks and welcome new breeders to visit my Shetlands.
Always very happy to help with ongoing advice.
Location: WILTSHIRE
Name: Helen and Richard Allan
Advert: THORSGILL Flock
Quality pedigree breeding stock available all year round. Primarily white (Rench lines) but also black and katmogets. Excellent conformation and fleeces. Starter flocks. Shetland teaser rams. All young-stock registered organic (Soil Association). All enquiries welcome.
August 2016: Quality Rams, shearling ewes and ewe lambs for sale.
Location: WILTSHIRE, between Salisbury & Shaftesbury
Name: Trish Gray
Advert: APSHILL & MANDEVILLE Flocks
Pedigree ewe lambs & ram lambs will be available for sale at weaning in July. They are from four different coloured tups who provide us with a variety of fascinating markings as well as whole colours. All have beautiful fleeces, very good conformation & should produce show quality stock. Some of the tups & ewes have been shown with success. Our sheep, fleeces & sheepskins have won championships.
All are trained to electric fencing. Our flocks are on the Heptavac P Plus programme. Visitors are welcome to come ahead of weaning when most will be friendly & some being halter trained.
We can deliver at cost.
Location: North Yorkshire (near Pickering)
Name: Phillippa Joad
Listed on
Flock Wheeldale
For Sale Registered Shetland Tup Alfie, born March 2014. Good to handle, comes when called, good feet, good fleece, produces good quality lambs, gets every ewe in lamb he runs with. Also for sale three tup shearlings, born March 2017. All have tupped a few ewes as lambs. Well mannered tups, come when called, easy to handle, good feet, good wool.
Location: Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Name: Lily Dobson and Mike (dad)
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Flock name: Beckside Flock
For sale: This years lambs; 4 tup lambs and 6 gimmer lambs with a variety of markings- katmogets, gulmogets, moorit, blacks, greys, fawns and patterned. All have good feet, nice fleeces and they are all extremely friendly and bucket trained with a few partially halter trained. Some were shown and placed. All will be registered before sale. A mixture of three different bloodlines.
2 shearling tups; we have a black gulmoget tup and a moorit tup, both registered and sired all twins this year.
Buyers are strongly urged to obtain proof of pedigree status prior to completing any transaction for pedigree stock - if you are unsure please contact the Registration Secretary.
|Please note that the Society accepts no responsibility for sheep or anything advertised on this site and it does not recommend or endorse any sellers, animals or goods that are advertised. All liability on the part of the Society is excluded to the extent permitted by law.


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Richard Knill Freeman
Bolton architect
Church built 1794; tower added 1894; demolished c.1998
In June 1894, Knill Freeman wrote to the city surveyor enclosing plans of the proposed alterations: "The tower and porches at end will be built in brick as shown the upper floors of timber and the ground floor paved with mosaic. The roof will be leaded, and the water taken down and connected with existing drains. The buttresses to the north and south sides will also be built in brick."
Above: Freeman's original drawings (with permission from Manchester Archives)
Right: the church in 1986

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Time: Sun Nov 30 14:05:16 1997 by primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id OAA17845 for <firstname.lastname@example.com>; Sun, 30 Nov 1997 14:04:48 -0700 (MST) by smtp01.primenet.com (8.8.8/8.8.8) id HAA10025; Sun, 30 Nov 1997 07:15:22 -0700 (MST) via SMTP by smtp01.primenet.com, id smtpd009994; Sun Nov 30 07:15:10 1997 Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1997 13:52:47 -0800 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: SLS: "THE FOSTER SYNDROME" (fwd) <snip> > > THE FOSTER SYNDROME > > Little Told Tales from the Clinton Crypt -- > and why the press ignores them > >By Carl Limbacher > > OYSTER BAY--Remember the headlines when James McDougal >leveled an allegation against Bill Clinton worthy of instant >impeachment - and claimed to have smoking gun evidence to back it >up? No? Okay, how about the story which reported that Richard >Nixon had virtually been framed - by none other than Hillary >Rodham? Doesn't ring a bell either? Well then, what about the >bombshell report that had our president ready to flood American >streets with illegal guns - in direct contravention of his own >assault weapons ban? Am I getting warmer? > > Surely, if any of the aforementioned stories were even >remotely credible, it would be impossible for even the most >oblivious American to have missed the screaming headlines. >Unless, of course, that American was living in the America of the >90's, i.e. Bill Clinton's America - where no such headlines would >follow regardless of how true any of the above reports were. > > For the record, these developments have each been reported by >the mainstream press. But instead of receiving the blazing front >page coverage such news would deserve, these stories were either >buried deep in the news section, or were relegated to the gossip >page - or went completely unreported in east and west coast media >markets. > > Last April 27, almost a year to the day after he visited the >White House to hear his old partner's Whitewater testimony, James >McDougal told New York Daily News reporter Thomas Galvin that >during that visit, Clinton had promised him a Whitewater pardon. >If true - and provable - this would be a recipe for certain and >swift impeachment. But how would Galvin know if Arkansas' most >famous tall tale teller was telling the truth this time? "I've >got it on tape," McDougal told the reporter, who used this tidbit >to open a story headlined: "McDougal: Fact or Fiction". > > Galvin's point was that McDougal, ever the incorrigible >raconteur, was impossible to believe - so outlandish were so many >of his claims. But wait. What about the tape? It would seem >that at least this time McDougal was ready to offer ironclad >proof. And if he wasn't - and instead was merely hallucinating >for the sake of his audience of the moment - that would be big >news as well. After all, how strong a Whitewater case could Ken >Starr be building if his new star witness was given to such >imaginings as the mirage of a smoking gun audiotape featuring an >illegal presidential pardon? Either way, Galvin had a major >Whitewater exclusive. > > Well - not quite. First, The Daily News buried Galvin's >piece deep inside it's Sunday news section - so deep, in fact, as >to escape the notice of even Whitewater fanatics. But worse >still, nowhere in the story did Galvin recount McDougal's answer >to what would be the next blatantly apparent next question - "So >where's the tape of Clinton offering you the pardon?" A day or >so later I found out the reason why. Galvin had never asked that >question. In fact, in the seven subsequent months since McDougal >dropped that bombshell, no reporter has asked him to produce his >smoking gun tape. > > Why not? I believe the answer to that question transcends >mere media bias. After all, Clinton scandal-philes can hardly >complain that the press hasn't devoted a lot of ink to the >various allegations swirling around what Clinton defenders >rightly describe as the most investigated presidency in American >history. But the media's interest does indeed seem to be guided >by what it deems to be the "safe" Clinton scandals, i.e. - >allegations that, even if proven true, would not seriously damage >the man in the Oval office. > > Think of the tons of newsprint that has been consumed in the >debate over whether this president or vice presidential cohort >may have violated the Pendleton Act, which boils down to a charge >the either or both used the wrong phone to make fund-raising >telephone calls. If Bill Clinton confessed to that crime >tomorrow, who thinks that the American people would suddenly rise >up and demand that Bob Barr's impeachment inquiry be taken >seriously? > > On Whitewater, a scandal that is surely nearing its >denouement, the media is only too happy to follow Ken Starr's >lead. They revel in the discovery of a 15 year old check in a >long abandoned car trunk and ponder whether this would indeed be >the smoking gun document that proves Clinton perjured himself >when he swore he never took out a loan from Madison Guarantee. >But again - perhaps at one time presidential perjury was a big >deal - but after five years of the Clinton presidency - no one >should be surprised if this charge, even if proven, fails to >resonate with the American people. If this is what Starr's >Whitewater investigation has come down to, I suspect he won't >have the courage to indict a sitting president on the basis of >what was done in the distant Arkansas past. At most, look for a >report that names Clinton as an unindicted co-conspirator, a >charge that carries with it no obligation of legal action. Such >a report can easily be finessed by the White House public >relations machine. Too little, too late to derail a presidency. > > On the other hand, the press never dared to devote too much >time and effort to the event that is Whitewater's ground zero - >the death of the Clintons' Whitewater lawyer, Vince Foster. In >stark contrast to the mind numbing financial details of ancient >Arkansas bank fraud, here's a story that has all the elements of >a Shakespearean drama. Love, death, corruption and betrayal - a >plot line easily followed and sure to engross. A story fraught >with - not the complicated white collar criminality of Castle >Grande - but the possibility that the leader of the free world >may have been a party to a murder cover-up. > > Any government involvement in such a nefarious obstruction of >justice would be hard to portray as distant and irrelevant - and >would seriously impair the life expectancy of any president's >administration. That's why, I believe, we're treated to >interview after interview with both McDougals, Arkansas' own Lucy >and Desi Arnaz gone bad. That is, unless Desi blurts out >something about the lethal evidence he has that could sink the >whole long running series. Then, suddenly, the press pretends >not to notice. And that is also why, more than a month after it >became a part of the official court sanctioned record on Foster's >death, we haven't read a word about Pat Knowlton's appendix to >Starr's Foster report in the mainstream press. To report the >existence of the Knowlton Appendix is to call into question the >integrity of Starr's entire Whitewater investigation. The >Knowlton Appendix amply documents Ken Starr's own Vince Foster >scandal and as such it is radioactive. Even the usually >courageous Micah Morrison omitted any mention of it in his column >on Starr's Foster report in last week's Wall Street Journal. > > Call it the Foster Syndrome: the unnatural phenomenon whereby >those charged with investigating this administration, and the >journalists who cover their efforts, do their level best not to >veer off into dangerous territory. This abnormal behavior is, of >course, not limited to the death of Vince Foster. We see >evidence of it in coverage of the penetration of the Clinton >presidency by Chinese agents, dubbed by those unwilling to sound >the alarm: The Campaign Finance Scandal. Revelations brought >forth by even the Washington Post's vaunted Bob Woodward, about >evidence that one longtime Clinton fundraiser was "doing the >bidding of Beijing" while another passed a classified document to >the Chinese, should have stopped official Washington dead in its >tracks. Instead, the Woodward story was regarded as merely >further evidence that Janet Reno needs to appoint an independent >counsel, a conclusion that even most liberal editorial writers >had reached months ago. No - the logical reaction to this story >would have been calls for the immediate removal of Ms. Reno - and >Mr. Freeh for good measure - along with the cessation of all >Washington business as usual until this matter was fully >explored. But the Foster syndrome applies even here. Any truly >explosive Clinton scandal must be - if not ignored - then >minimized at all costs - if even at the risk of our national >security. > > The same goes for the stunning news exposed only last week in >pages adjacent to this one, under the headline - "The Secret Hand >of China". Here we have a solid report about the lawfirm of >Perkins Coie, which is simultaneously representing stateside >business interests for the People's Republic of China while it >defends a significant number of witnesses appearing before the >Thompson and Burton Committees. Coming off Bob Woodward's >aforementioned report, which also noted that the Chinese Ministry >of State Security had boasted about "thwarting" the Thompson >investigation; this news should be setting off smoke alarms on >the front page of every newspaper. Yet, it's been a week since >that Washington Weekly report and I haven't read another word >about Perkins Coie. The Foster Syndrome strikes again. > > The other China-gate story that continues to haunt yours >truly is one which appeared on the front page of The Arkansas >Democrat Gazette almost nine months ago. They headlined it "Arms >OK preceded U.S. visit," but the story may as well have been >titled "Clinton Administration Gives Chinese Gun Smuggler Green >Light." It was the story of importation permits granted by our >government for 100,000 Chinese assault rifles and millions of >rounds of ammunition to the arms company run by Chinese >princeling, Wang Jun. The permits, which would have been in >direct contravention of Clinton's own assault weapons ban, were >granted on February 2, 1996, just four days before Wang met with >Clinton inside the White House. Wang Jun gained access to the >White House via the contributions of Clinton bag man, Charlie >Trie. > > The press, and the Thompson Committee, has steadfastly >refused to bring this eerie development to the American public's >attention. I personally spoke to Newt Gingrich about it during >his May appearance on the Larry King Show. Though the story was >by then two months old, Gingrich professed total ignorance of it. >He promised to look into it the very next business day. And >that's the last I've heard of any Republican efforts to >investigate what appears to be a massive Chinese attempt to >subvert of our gun laws - with the complicity of an American >president. The Foster syndrome? > > Oh yes, what about that other strange report; the one so >bizarre it couldn't be true - suggesting that Hillary Clinton >framed Richard Nixon. Yes, this story appeared only on the >gossip page (Rush & Molloy, The Daily News - Feb. 12, 1996). And >it was about the then unmarried Hillary Diane Rodham's work on >the Watergate committee. According to this wacky tale, she and >staffer John Labovitz were assigned to research the protocols for >impeachment drawn up by our founding fathers. She couldn't find >them, so the articles of impeachment for Richard Nixon were drawn >up based on new research undertaken by - you guessed it - Hillary >Rodham. Just days after Nixon resigned, Labovitz came to his >boss heavy with guilty conscience, and confessed that he and >Rodham had lied when they'd said they couldn't find the original >rules. In short, it seemed Nixon was driven from office based on >the bogus Constitutional research done by the future first lady. > > Of course, if this story had any credibility, it should have >prompted an eruption of curiosity. Mrs. Clinton would have been >besieged with media inquiries. Republicans would be demanding to >know whether Nixon's downfall was a put up job engineered by a >young Nixon hating lawyer fresh out of Yale law school. But >instead nobody noticed. > > Yet, that's not because this "wacky tale" is lacking in >credibility. In fact, it comes from (pardon the phrase) an >unimpeachable source - none other than Jerome Zeifman, chief >counsel to the House Judiciary Committee in 1974. Zeifman told >the Daily News, "Suppose we were going to have a world series >next week and suddenly one of the team managers says, "We want to >change the rules to two strikes and you're out. That's basically >what Clinton and Labovitz did." > > Zeifman based his recollections on the diary he kept at the >time, which would later become the basis for his book "Without >Honor: The Impeachment of President Nixon and the Crimes of >Camelot" But in his comments to The Daily News Zeifman went >further than ever before, virtually accusing Rodham-Clinton of >framing Richard Nixon. > > Press reaction? Zero, nada, bubkiss, zilch. After 23 years >of cultivating Watergate as "the good scandal," they weren't >going to spoil things by having it tarnish the already besieged >Clintons. Besides, the allegation is so outrageous, so bizarre, >and so heinous - it couldn't possibly be true no matter what the >evidence suggests. > > That's the Foster syndrome in a nutshell. > > > > > > Published in the Dec. 1, 1997 issue of The Washington Weekly > Copyright 1997 The Washington Weekly (http://www.federal.com) > Reposting permitted with this message intact > <snip> =========================================================================== Paul Andrew Mitchell, Sui Juris : Counselor at Law, federal witness 01 B.A.: Political Science, UCLA; M.S.: Public Administration, U.C.Irvine 02 tel: (520) 320-1514: machine; fax: (520) 320-1256: 24-hour/day-night 03 email: [address in tool bar] : using Eudora Pro 3.0.3 on 586 CPU 04 website: http://supremelaw.com : visit the Supreme Law Library now 05 ship to: c/o 2509 N. 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1906. "Cossitt Library and Post Office, Memphis, Tennessee." This Romanesque castle in red sandstone, at Front and Monroe on the banks of the Mississippi, was the city's first public library when it opened in 1893. View full size.
Really a pity they destroyed such beautiful architecture. They just don't build them like this anymore. If they needed a bigger building for the library they should have built it elsewhere and preserved this unique structure as a museum.
Towers. Lots and lots of towers.
It's tragic how such a beautiful building with such a noble public purpose would be demolished for no good reason.
That cockeyed and rickety wagon near the corner makes one believe that Laurel and Hardy just left it to deliver a piano inside the library.
The Cossitt was demolished in 1958. The whole sad story is here.
Edit: It lasted 65, not 75, years.
That red sandstone is striking, I would love to have seen the whole castle in living color.


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A lot of stuff has happened to my family over the last month. I won't go into it all here but it has really made me think about family. We all get along. Yes, we have our differences and we argue, but it's the dynamic of our family. The events that have happened recently have helped to show my parents how I have grown up and how I react to certain big things that happen in people's lives. It's shown them and myself how I cope and how we can all support each other. It's taught me how protective I am of my family too!
It's also made me think deeply about how we make family what we want it to be. When people leave we re-adjust and we create siblings from the people around us. It's not all about blood. I have so many close friends whom I would consider family – brothers and sisters. I know I'm lucky in that respect and I hope they would consider me in the same way. It's nice to meet up with a friend who you haven't seen in ages and be able to be comfortable and pick up from where you last left off.
I like that I can choose my family both from blood, marriage and friendship. I surround myself with people that I love and am there to support them and they support me. At this stage in my life, I didn't think I would meet new people who I would consider in this way, but I have. They are people who I would see myself being friends with for years and years to come. They're my kind of people, and it makes me feel blessed.


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Going through the furniture section of Anthropologie's website the other day, I noticed an interesting trend. I don't even know what to call it. It's art...on seating. Like literally, paintings and other works of art produced on a "canvas" of sofas and chairs. It sounds a little strange, but it looks beautiful. Just look at the examples below.
The prices, however, are not so pretty. Thousands of dollars for a novelty settee? Not for me. In any case, I'm not sure I'd purchase something like that for my house. As gorgeous as they are, they're not exactly my style. No, I'm content just looking at pretty pictures on the internet. What do you think? Would you spring for seating like this?
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Chair Art (for lack of a better description)
Posted by Michelle at 5:22 AM
Labels: Home Goods, Stores
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Wow! I love that blue Louisa Settee.ReplyDelete
So pretty! This is beyond awesome!!!!! Wow.ReplyDelete
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Not for me. While I do like the blue settee, I fear that they would all dictate the rest of any room they were in...and I don't think they're so gorgeous that I'd want that to be the centerpiece.ReplyDelete
AMAZING! I love the couches.ReplyDelete
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these chairs are oh so beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous! I love that last settee!ReplyDelete
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Tonight on "Chrissy & Mr. Jones" Emily Bustamante met up with her girl Chrissy at Palisades Park in NJ for a heart-to-heart chat about Chrissy's concerns with becoming a parent. Emily served up country girl-chic in white skinny jeans and the
$41.42 now $17.25 ASOS Sleeveless Shirt With Mixed Gingham Print. The red and white checkered top is crafted in a lightweight cotton fabric and features a contrast button placket to the front with contrast yoke to the reverse, patch pocket to the chest, and a self-tie front. Emily styled the sleeveless top with large, gold-toned initial earrings by Freedom Topshop [sold out], a matching red statement ring, and a sideswept fish-tail braid.
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Owen could join a mass exodus from Old Trafford
The announcement by veteran Manchester United striker Michael Owen that he's seriously considering hanging up his boots at the end of this season adds another name to the likely exodus from Old Trafford. It will force manager Sir Alex Ferguson to give his squad an almighty shake up not seen for many years. Owen says if he does quit, he would love to do it by winning either the Champions or the Premier League "It would not only round off my career, but put it to bed." he said.


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More Information
- A 1-Wire Humidity Sensor (DOC)
- A 1-Wire Humidity Sensor (PDF)
- Linux Kernel Documentation / w1 / w1.generic
- DS2438-based 1-Wire humidity sensor
First published: 18th July 2013
After setting up 1-wire temperature monitoring and I2C humidity monitoring on the RPi, it was time to do 1-wire humidity monitoring.
A scrap of matrix board was used as a base. The DS2438 is a surface-mount chip, a bit bigger than the BAT54S I found a challenge to solder for the 1-wire interface, but it has 8 pins. Fortunately, only the four at the corners are required for this circuit.
The HIH-5030-001 reports the humidity as a voltage, and the DS2438 converts that to a digital value, and also provides a temperature reading. R1 and C1 form a low-pass filter to keep the reading steady. C2 is a 10µF tantalum to keep the power steady on long cable runs.
The circuit is wired to a 3.5mm jack socket, the same as the temperature probe, but these components won't fit inside the plug body. Instead, I used an empty dental floss container, with holes drilled so that there would be free airflow, wired to the plug with about 10cm of telephone flex.
Loading the required kernel modules (w1-gpio and w1-therm) was discussed for the temperature probe, but it is easier to add them to /etc/modules so that they are loaded at boot time. The probe gets recognised when it is plugged in, and can be found in the filesystem:
cd /sys/bus/w1/devices
10-0008029dbea3 10-000802a49270 10-000802a5390d w1_bus_master1
10-000802a46697 10-000802a4fe3d 26-0000016027b3
Here, you can see I have five DS18S20 temperature sensors (family code
10) and one DS2438 (family code
26), which is my humidity sensor.
The 1-Wire driver creates files for accessing the device:
cd /sys/bus/w1/devices/26-0000016027b3
ls -l
total 0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jul 18 10:42 driver -> ../../../bus/w1/drivers/w1_slave_driver
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jul 18 10:42 id
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jul 18 10:42 name
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Jul 18 10:42 power
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jul 18 16:08 rw
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jul 18 10:42 subsystem -> ../../../bus/w1
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4096 Jul 18 10:42 uevent
The Linux kernel documentation for the w1.generic driver explains that the critical file is
rw which is "created for slave devices which do not have appropriate family driver. Allows to read/write binary data." I did not find any further explanation. Could it be as simple as writing commands to the file, and then reading the data I expect. Not quite.
The Dallas datasheets explain the 1-wire protocol in detail. To talk to a particular device, the controller must issue a reset pulse, wait for a presence pulse, issue a Match ROM command and the device serial number, and then issue a Memory/Control command and perhaps read or write data. I assumed that the w1.generic driver would take care of the device selection, because, if I write to the (for example) 26-0000016027b3/rw file, I have told it which device I am trying to access.
The DS2438 has 8 pages of memory, each of 8 bytes. For this application, everything I want is on page 0:
|Status / Configuration
|Temperature LSB
|Temperature MSB
|Voltage LSB
|Voltage MSB
|Current LSB
|Current MSB
The data I need to calculate humidity is the supply voltage (VDD), the voltage output of the HIH-5030-001 (VAD), and the temperature. Before reading the data, it is necessary to tell the DS2438 to do an analogue to digital conversion. There are separate commands to start a temperature and a voltage conversion. Also, the status / configuration byte controls which voltage to read and reports when the conversions are finished:
|1 = enabled
|Current A/D Control
|1 = enabled
|Current Accumulator configuration
|1 = shadow
|Current Accumulator Shadow Selector
|Voltage A/D Input Select
|1 = busy
|Temperature Busy Flag
|1 = busy
|Nonvolatile Memory Busy
|1 = busy
|A/D Converter Busy
|not used
As another complication, the memory cannot be read from or written to directly. There are scratch pads, and commands to copy a scratchpad to memory, and recall memory to a scratchpad. My initial attempts to communicate with the DS2438 failed. The problem seemed to be knowing when I could issue the next command. I hit on the idea of, after sending each command, reading from the file until it returns a non-zero bit. The DS2438 with a 0 is it is busy, and 1 if it is idle. My working Perl fragment is:
use Digest::CRC;
sub DS2438reader {
my ($devf) = @_;
my $rtime= time;
print STDERR "Reading DS2438 / HIH-5030-001 $devf\n" if $opt_d;
unless (open( DS2438, "+>$devf")) {
print STDERR "Unable to open $devf $!\n";
my $oldfh = select DS2438; $|= 1; select $oldfh; # autoflush
my ($status, $vad, $vdd, $temp, $humid);
print DS2438 "\x4e\x00\x00";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\x48\x00";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\x44";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xb4";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xb8\x00";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xbe\x00";
($status, $temp, $vad)= readTVC();
return unless defined($vad);
if ($status) {
print STDERR "DS2438 incorrect status reading VAD: " . sprintf( "%02d", $status);
print DS2438 "\x4e\x00\x08";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\x48\x00";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xb4";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xb8\x00";
for (my $b="\x00"; $b eq "\x00"; ) { read DS2438, $b, 1; }
print DS2438 "\xbe\x00";
($status, $temp, $vdd)= readTVC();
return unless defined($vdd);
if ($status ^ 0x08) {
print STDERR "DS2438 incorrect status reading VDD: " . sprintf( "%02d", $status);
if ($vad == $vdd) {
print STDERR "Error D008: DS2438 voltage match $vad";
print "H read ", (($vad / $vdd) - 0.1515) / 0.00636, "\tComp ",
1.0546 - 0.00216 * $temp, "\n" if $opt_d;
$humid= ($vad / $vdd - 0.1515) / 0.00636 / (1.0546 - 0.00216 * $temp);
print localtime() . " Temperature $temp\tHumidity $humid\n" if $opt_d;
return { temp => $temp, humid => $humid, time => (time - $rtime) };
sub readTVC {
my $data;
read DS2438, $data, 9; # and CRC
my ($status, $t, $v, $c, $th, $crc) = unpack('CvvvCC', $data);
printf "TVC raw %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x\n",
unpack('C*', $data) if $opt_d;
print "TVC $status, $t, $v, $c, $th, $crc\n" if $opt_d;
unless (crcCheck(substr($data, 0, -1), substr($data, -1))) {
print STDERR "Error D009: DS2438 CRC error $status $t $v $c $th $crc";
my $temp = ($t >> 3) * 0.03125;
print "T $temp\tV $v\n" if $opt_d;
return $status, $temp, $v;
sub crcCheck {
# Dallas/Maxim CRC8
my ($r, $c) = @_;
my $ctx = Digest::CRC->new(width => 8, poly => 0x31, init => 0x00, xorout => 0x00, refin => 1, refout => 1);
my $crc= $ctx->digest;
if ($opt_d) {
my @data = unpack('C*', $r);
printf "crcCheck %d %d | %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x %02x |\n",
ord($c), $crc, @data;
print "CRC ", (ord($c) == $crc), " ", ord($c), " ", $crc, "\n" if $opt_d;
return (ord($c) == $crc);
(This can be used to replace the dummy DS2438reader() routine in my temperature reader)
The script does various error checking, and, if something is wrong, the subroutine returns nothing. crcCheck() implements Dallas' CRC, using the Digest::CRC module. Initially, I found that the humidity would occasionally be reported as about 131%, I found this was because the change of the status register to select VDD or VAD had failed, so the two voltages were from the same input and therefore the same (or very close), so I added the checks to throw away the data if the voltages were the same, or if the status register showed the wrong input selected.
The voltages are read in mV, but the calculation of humidity replies on their ratio, so I did not bother converting both to volts. There are four constants in the humidity calculation, these are from the HIH-5030-001 datasheet. Other Honeywell humidity sensors have different constants, ideally, these would be stored in a database table indexed by the DS2438 serial number.
The script also returns the elapsed time in seconds, this is the big problem with this method, getting one reading takes about 26 seconds! It turns out that each time I use my idea of reading from the file until I get non-zero it takes 2 seconds. I would like to use a more intelligent way of getting the 1-wire bus to do what I want, I imagine there might be some way of using ioctl() to issue reset pulses and other low-level events, but I have not found any documentation describing it.
So, the humidity sensor is working (slowly), but I would like to improve the read time. Either by finding out how to use the rw file interface correctly, or by taking the w1-therm module source and rewriting it.
Updated: 20th September 2016
Well, I did say that the code here was untested. Thanks to Gerd Mevissen for getting me to check it. The errors were:
Use of an undeclared function
log_incident(), replaced with
print STDERR
Unnecessary second close parenthesis before the semi-colon:
print STDERR "DS2438 incorrect status reading VDD: " . sprintf( "%02d", $status);
Updated: 13th March 2017
Mariusz Białończyk has written a kernel module for the DS2438, find out more about it on his blog. It fixes the big problem with my perl script: slow read time.


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Impossibility Theorem
It is amazing to reread "The Road to Serfdom" (1944) and to recall the paper "A Difficulty in the Concept of Social Welfare" (1950) by Kenneth J. Arrow. Specifically, Chapters 5 and 6 of Hayek's book seem to be a philosophical statement about the consequences of Arrow's impossibility theorem. Nonetheless, being both works close in time, the complexity of the ideas contained in them prevents us from suspecting any mutual influence, and we must conclude that the parallelism is mostly due to the zeitgeist.
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The non-conference slate has come to an end. More important than UCI's 101-43 romp over a non D-I school or even our 7-9 record on the season was the fact that Luke Nelson made his season debut and managed to score 16 points in 16 minutes.
Without Luke for the first 15 games, UCI ultimately failed to pull out any quality wins. And while the Anteaters' woes are more complex than one specific issue, I thought we'd take a look at the main problem: an inability to score. More specifically, UCI's guards, while more quick and athletic than the guards we've seen in recent years, just could not knock down enough shots.
|(through 15 games)
|E. Worku
|M. Hazzard
|E. Leonard
|B. Smith
|S. Rivers
|D. Traylor
Several of these percentages were boosted by good shooting days against Life Pacific (Traylor's 3-4 day from three particularly encouraging), but I figured the above provided a more accurate representation of the season in a nutshell. Clearly, not good. And Worku is probably the only one consistently trending in the right direction.
So, did UCI sacrifice shooting ability in order to get more athletic and quicker guards? Turner has always preached defense first, but can these youngsters improve their shooting enough to reach the lofty heights of their recent predecessors?
I thought it would be interesting to take a look at a few Anteater guards of seasons gone by who were not known for their shooting ability. Did these guys improve as they gained more experience? Or is shooting much harder to develop compared with gaining strength, basketball IQ, and overall mastery of the offensive scheme?
|Alex Young
|39.0% / 26.1%
|39.5% / 32.6%
|41.1% / 33.8%
|43.3% / 39.6%
|Derrick Flowers
|31.4% / 30.8%
|30.9% / 0.0%
|37.7% / 35.2%
|28.8% / 20.8%
|Chris McNealy
|37.9% / 34.5%
|39.9% / 41.7%
|41.9% / 33.7%
|43.8% / 35.9%
|Patrick Rembert
|37.0% / 36.8%
|41.9% / 37.0%
|34.3% / 32.7%
|37.6% / 36.0%
|Michael Hunter
|44.9% / 44.0%
|43.2% / 39.7%
|42.5% / 39.2%
|40.5% / 36.2%
|Patrick Sanders
|29.1% / 0.0%
|42.9% / 38.3%
|41.7% / 31.4%
|45.9% / 40.8%
Shooting percentage is far from a perfect statistic to judge shooting ability, but I found the above breakdown interesting. All six guys played four seasons in Irvine, and each player was someone I was curious about in terms of shooting development.
I only saw Mike Hunter play as a senior, and had no idea that it was actually his worst shooting year. I'm sure part of it had to do with Hunter taking on more of the burden as a key scorer, and thus forcing more difficult shots, but he actually shot worse from the field and from three-point land as he went from freshman to senior.
Meanwhile, Patrick Sanders is the best case scenario of the bunch. Sanders went from not even attempting a single three-point shot during his freshman year to shooting over 40 percent by his senior year. His field goal percentage also showed steady improvement throughout his college career.
Patrick Rembert had an unorthodox shot as an Anteater, but it looks like his field goal percentage was bolstered by his preference for dribble-drive lay-ups. He had by far his best scoring season as a senior, when he also attempted double the number of threes per game compared to his sophomore and junior years. Although percentage wise he stayed pretty steady throughout his four years, it's safe to say that Rembert improved by his senior season when he was probably given the green light to attempt threes that weren't wide open.
Chris McNealy had a nice mid-range jumper occasionally, but unfortunately it never became the dominant force that Irvine fans hoped it would become. Although Chris' field goal percentage improved incrementally each year, Turner's first recruit was another example of shooting ability as a non-linear progression — McNealy's best three-point shooting season was by far his sophomore year.
Derick Flowers' statistics display another discouraging sample. While he seemed like a likable teammate and had some flashy moves once in a while, it doesn't seem like #0 ever improved his shooting from freshman year to senior year. By his senior year, he was replaced by another guy on our list…
Alex Young. AY had that huge three-pointer at UCLA early in his career, which perhaps belies a shaky 26.1% overall mark as a freshman. As a sophomore and junior he was more respectable, but by senior year, AY was an excellent 39.6% from deep, second only to Sanders on our list. Young transformed himself from a pass-first point guard who was valued for his decision-making and maturity, to a veteran leader who still had those qualities but could also put the team on his back and break the scoring drought when he had to.
Sanders and Young are some big names to live up to, but there is hope. All six of our freshman and sophomores have three-point percentages hovering right around that 26.1 percent Young had as a freshman, if not better. So as long as they put in enough practice and put up enough shots, I believe there is still hope yet for each of them to become fine DI marksmen. Whether we will begin to see signs of that this season remains to be seen, but assuming Luke can keep playing rust-free as we turn the calendar to 2017, there is reason to be optimistic.


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I think the whole of Mumbai didnt have electricity for a couple of hours today.. Weird!! But it took me back to the night of the floods two years ago. That was some night! And if prophecies are to be taken seriously *and they are* we should be expecting more of those. S-c-a-r-y!! but one thing I'm sure of and that is no matter what.. God's with me..
On the 26th of July, 2005, I got off the train on my way back from College greeted by heavy rain. my friend Marc offered to wait with me til I got my bus. We were waiting and trying to protect ourselves (in vain) from the heavy rain and we see our friends coming towards us. They were in the train because they stayed a couple of stations away.. But there was too much water on the train tracks and so the trains couldnt move ahead! And since they had no way to get home.. I offered them comfort of my home and one of them Sam decided to come with me and wait til the rain stopped. My other friend wanted to get home and took a bus.
So, Sam and I took the bus at 3.30pm. We got in and the bus moved out of the stop onto the main road and then stopped coz' there was way too much traffic. I called Mom and told her Sam and I would be there soon for lunch. And we waited for the bus to start moving.
We waited like that til 1.30 am! The rain just would not stop.. not even for a minute and so we waited. The bus was packed with people who just wanted shelter from the rain. That was one time I felt really really grateful for having Sam with me. Who would be afraid with a huge, 6 foot tall, boxer.. No man would dare to even look at me!
In the bus, I jumped from one mood swing to the next.. One minute I was all excited and giggling and talking and the next minute I was silent or crying.. I remember being angry with God because he wouldnt stop the rain.
but God was so faithful, He actually sent people with food for us.. We were so starved.. and we had no idea then how much we would need it later.
We couldnt sleep in the bus coz' we were scared of being robbed and we stayed awake waiting for some sign that the skies would shut their gates. All communication with family and friends had ended much earlier. I had no idea if Marc had reached home or where my brother was.. (he hadnt reached home the last time I spoke to my mom)
The rain stopped around 1.. We left the bus..glad to be able to stretch out legs and began the long walk home.. There was no Electricity in the entire city.. The only lights were from torches and from the buses.. All modes of transport had stopped.. I saw people on foot trying to get home. We soon learnt that there was no way we could get to my place.. Water had risen above the head for an average man.. I would not stand a chance!
We decided to walk to sam's place.. Atleast three railway stations away. We walked through that horrible waist-deep water.. I didnt want to think about what I was walking through. I knew I would have puked. I just held on to Sam's big hand and hoped for the best.. Praying the whole time.
As we were walking, there were places with no lights at all and I dont even remember there being a moon that night and yet I felt like God was shining some spotlight or something on us. The place was really bright.. I have no idea how. Reminded me of how God took care of the Israelites in the desert. Fire by day, Cloud by night.
We walked like that pushing that against the water for almost four hours! And we made it to Sam's place around 5 am.. What a night!
If I go through something like that again..
I just hope that God will prepare me for it..
This has to be the longest post I've ever written.. Sorry if you fell asleep half way thru!


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4.3 Manage close-out, and renewal of contract or transition to a new contract.
4.4 Review contract management, contractor performance, user satisfaction and audit results.
4.5 Document and explain variances to measures or outcomes that are not met in full.
4.6 Report on contractor performance and review contract management practice and make recommendations for improvement.


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Tricore Fight Night
What started out as a cold, quiet and empty gym soon became a warm and lively fight night. As fans and fighters started to make their way in, the atmosphere quickly changed and you could feel the nerves from fighters and supporters alike.
First up was probably the most adorable fight ever, as Micha took on Sasha. Two young boys, no older then 6, took to the ring. With action from the word go, these two warriors put their fears aside, and showed us all. The sport of MMA and Boxing that we love so much, has to start somewhere. The younger we get them into it, the better. But along with commitment from these boys, the support they received from their parents and families were great.
On to the older fighters, we also saw some great action on display. From white collar boxing, to MMA and K1. In the white collar fight, we saw Christiaan Groenewald of Tricore Bellville/Parow take on Junaid Abel from PFC. Both guys tested each other from the word go. Christiaan choosing to go for the wait and attack style rather than the more aggressive closing of the gap and attacking style of Junaid. With the fight being contested under White collar boxing rule, no winner was declared.
We were also treated to a ladies K1 fight, as Lynn Harmse (Tricore Brackenfell) took on Cheryl Jansen. Though the sport of MMA is still new to giving our female fighters the credit and air time they deserve, these two ladies gave us an idea of what's to come for the future of female fighters. While Lynn was clearly more prepared and showed a better skill set, Cheryl never stood back and gave it her all.
If I had to mention each fight as it happened, I would have to write a book of about 200 pages. That as the amount of action that was on offer. So with that said, here is the fight card as provided by Tricore Bellville/Parow head coach Ruhan Louw.
#1 - Micah vs. Sasha
#2 - Geandro vs. Umaar Joice
#3 - Dewald Klasen vs. Peter Juan
#4 - Christiaan Groenewald vs. Junaid Abel
#5 - Anzel vs. Raden Hendricks
#6 - Jade Mitchell vs. Corne Blom
#7 - Cedric Ngoy vs. Keeran Geduld
#8 - Nic Fitzcharles vs. Dwayne Schrader
#9 - Jerome van Wyk vs. Reagan Julies
#10 - Cheryl Jansen vs. Lynn Harmse
#11 - Tyler van Wyk vs. Anro Silwer
#12 - Angreshio Cloete vs. Wayne Snell
#13 - Llewelyn Veenendal vs. Jason van der Vyfer
#14 - Dimitrios Aimes vs. Leon Gouws
#15 - Allen Berry vs. Chrisjan Jansen
#16 - Damian van Wijk vs. Jan Loff
#17 - Juan du Toit vs. Graham Law
#18 - Riaan Gelderblom vs. Jonathan de Kock
#19 - Carlo Scheepers vs. Remano Harris
#20 Justin Smith vs. Storm Bristow
#21 Ashley Robinson vs. Mbuso Ngwabe
In the words of Coach Ruhan Louw "It's about the development of these fighters, providing them with a platform to show their talents...and growing the sport of MMA..."
To all gyms that entered their fighters, don't forget to enter the next Tricore Fight Night that will be held on 22nd of August at Tricore Paarl.
Article by Darren McLean
Sponsors : Commu Print, Lethal Edge MMA


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Riots in London, violent flash mobs in Philadelphia and Wisconsin, protests clogging BART platforms in San Francisco. Against a backdrop of high unemployment and economic upheaval, we have entered the Summer of Jangled Nerves.
Anxiety and clear thinking don't usually mix, as evidenced by the commentators and government officials who have decided that the fault lies not, dear Twitter, in ourselves but in our social media. From the prime minister of England to the bosses of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District, there's talk, or more, of silencing tweets, stifling Facebook and corralling text messages, at least in times of suspected trouble.
The police near London decided it was OK to arrest a man trying to organize a mass water fight via text messages. Such overreaches will be rejected as all wet. But what about other restrictions, which might appear to protect the silent and law-abiding majority from a noisy and dangerous minority?
That's the funny thing about free speech. It's easy to defend when the world chugs along nicely, speaking with civility and relative contentment. It's when the scruffy, dispossessed or menacing want their say that it's harder to remember that freedom must apply (at least in America) to everyone, not just those who employ it wisely.


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I've just about managed to get all the spare tubs of fabric in cupboard storage now which is a big bonus. I have about 6 boxes of stuff to donate which I want to get tidy before sending out to charity. All the rubbish and recycling is just about taken care of I'm feeling good about it.
And to the Life Lesson. Maestro is learning to drive he isn't a risk taker and at the moment he isn't driving in heavy traffic. One of his mates got a motorcycle license, this particular mate also has had a couple of accidents while riding his push bike due to inattention. After having this mate tailgate me up the road after school one day, I made the comment that he was an accident waiting to happen. Said accident happened on Friday. The mate had already lost his licence from speeding but apparently didn't have to hand it in till this week. On the way to work on his motorcycle the other night he lost control around the corner from his house and hit a stobbie pole (electricity pole).
Maestro is at the moment visiting him yesterday in hospital, 2 broken femur, 1 leg has a broken kneecap and 1 or both bones in his lower leg are snapped and a shattered elbow. He spent all of Sunday in surgery. Maestro still has trouble with his elbow, but it was his left arm so not his dominant arm and it was cracked. The Mate's right elbow is a jigsaw and the x-ray's for the leg breaks are just plain scary. Maestro said he's on all the drugs at the moment which I think is probably a blessing and he said made for interesting conversations.
Maestro has made light of it but I think it has really rocked him. I know his mate is up for months of rehab and hopefully full recovery something tells me he is in for a long uphill battle to get there.