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Q: What is a Pediatric Dentist
Q: When should my child first see a dentist?
Q: How often should my child see the dentist?
Q: Why visit every six months?
Q: What is the best toothpaste for my child?
Q: What is nitrous oxide? Is it safe?
Q: What type of sterilization techniques does your office practice?
Q: How does Fluroide help teeth?
Q: Is it a problem if my child grinds his teeth at night?
Q: Why do my child's permanent teeth look more yellow than their baby teeth?
Q: What does it mean if my child's teeth are sensitive to hot and cold?
Q: Is there anything that can be done to make sure that my child's teeth come in straight?
Q: What can you do to make my child more comfortable during dental treatments?
Q: Why are primary teeth so important – aren't they going to fall out anyway?
Q: How should I clean my infant or toddler's teeth?
Q: Do you do early orthodontic evaluations?
Q: Is it a problem if my child sucks his thumb or uses a pacifier?
Q: When do we get a panoramic radio graph?
Q: What can we do to prevent cavities?
Q: Should my child get a mouth guard for their sport?
Q: Why should I encourage chewing gum?
Q: How do I stop my teenager from grinding their teeth?
Q: Does tobacco discolor teeth?
Q: Should I let my teenager use a teeth whitener?
Q: How do you prevent bad breath?
Pediatric dentists have an extra two to three years of specialized training after dental school, and is dedicated to the oral health of children from infancy
through the teenage years. The very young, pre-teens, and teenagers all need different approaches in dealing with their behavior, guiding their dental growth and development, and helping them avoid
future dental problems. The pediatric dentist is best qualified to meet these needs.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that your child see a pediatric dentist by their first birthday. As dental problems can start early,
the earlier the dental visit the better.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association recommend a dental check-up at least twice a year for most children and
adults. However, some children and adults require more frequent visits due to increased risk of tooth decay or a need for more frequent dental cleanings due to braces, poor oral hygiene and increased
risk of periodontal disease. Your child's dentist will evaluate any specific needs and recommend a dental prevention regimen.
Studies have shown that 6 months is the average time for plaque and tartar to form on the teeth and for tooth decay to be evident by a radio graph (xray). At
each continuing care visit with your child, the pediatric dentist will: Check his gums for inflammation, which is a sign of infection Examine his mouth for indications of possible cancer, diabetes
and vitamin deficiencies Examine his jaw joints for any irregularities in their form and function Note any irregularities in his facial structure, bite, arch form, and teeth spacing. Clean his teeth
of plaque, tartar and stains Apply appropriate fluoride to the teeth Recommend dietary modifications if necessary Show you and your child how to best clean their teeth at home Encourage your child,
if it is age appropriate, to practice good dental hygiene habits at home (practice makes perfect ) We know that on average, we will only see your child 2x a year, so it is very important to us that
you have the best information to care for your child's teeth at home. If ever there are questions that you have related to home dental care, please NEVER hesitate to ask for our
When choosing toothpaste for your child the most important thing to look for is the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance to ensure the
product's safety and effectiveness. Use a small amount of toothpaste – about the size of a pencil eraser or a green pea. No matter what the brand your child uses, always have them spit out the
toothpaste rather than swallowing it. Toothpastes containing fluoride should be avoided in children less than 2 years of age.
Dental caries, also known as tooth decay or a cavity, is a disease process that causes the breakdown of hard tooth structure. If untreated, caries can lead to
severe pain, local infection, tooth loss, and even serious systemic infections. Babies typically are inoculated or "catch" dental caries from their parents. For this reason, it is important that
parents attend to their own dental needs, striving to have excellent dental hygiene and, therefore, helping to prevent problems with their children's teeth. Here is what is happening in your child's
mouth: Teeth, which are primarily made of minerals, are in a constant state of back-and-forth de-mineralization and re-mineralization. When your child eats and drinks, certain types of bacteria
create acid from the foods and fluids left on the teeth. The acid de-mineralizes or weakens the tooth enamel. In healthy mouths, the time between meals allows, minerals from the saliva to become
incorporated into the teeth, remineralizing the enamel and reversing the damage from the acid. In essence, the tooth heals itself. However, in unhealthy mouths, where there is an abundance of
bacteria and a high incidence of juice, energy drink or snack consumption, the enamel never remineralizes and the tooth, instead of healing, develops decay. Therefore, the more parents can clean
their children's teeth, use appropriate amounts of fluoride and give the teeth time between food and drink consumption to recover, the better chance their teeth will have to win the battle for
re-mineralization, be healthy, strong and caries free.
A Sealant is a hardened plastic material applied to the vulnerable grooves and pits on the chewing surface of the back teeth (premolars and molars). The
sealant acts as a barrier to food debris, plaque and bacteria protecting these cavity prone areas of the teeth. Avoidance of sticky or hard foods, which can "pull" at or "break" the sealants will
help them last longer.
Nitrous oxide/oxygen ("Happy" air or "Laughing" gas) is a blend of two gases, oxygen and nitrous oxide. When it is inhaled, it has a calming effect on the
patient. The relaxed state it produces in the patient allows him/her to respond more favorably to treatment. Nitrous oxide/oxygen is very safe. Your child will remain fully awake and alert and can
respond easily to stimuli. It is eliminated quickly from the body with normal breathing of oxygen and room air.
Our philosophy is to use as many disposable items as possible. Prophy cups, suction tips, and the like are single-use only and thrown out after each patient.
The chair and other areas in the treatment room are cleaned with a sterilant/disinfectant that kills bacteria and viruses. All items that cannot be disposed of, such as handpieces and instruments are
rinsed, scrubbed with a brush and placed in an ultrasonic cleaner to remove debris. After the debris has been removed, they are placed in one of our three steam autoclaves that sterilize using
extremely high temperatures and pressure.
Fluoride is an element which works in the re-mineralization process, helping your teeth to create stronger tooth enamel. It is important to get the proper
dose of fluoride, as too little or too much can be bad for the teeth. In general, there is not as much need to supplement a child for fluoride today as there was a decade ago, because we now have
many sources of fluoride. Besides toothpaste, other sources are fluoridated drinking water, like we have here in most of the Greater Boston Area, and processed foods produced with fluoridated water,
such as juices and canned foods. Talk with your dentist about your child's fluoride sources to make sure they are getting the correct amount.
Teeth grinding, or bruxism, in children is not uncommon and is usually not related to stress, as it commonly is for adults. For children, bruxism is typically
related to the anatomy of the immature jaw joint, and it typically ceases once the permanent teeth come in, or erupt, and the jaw joint matures.
It is normal for the permanent (adult) teeth to be more yellow or grey in their tone of color in comparison to baby teeth. This will become less obvious as
baby teeth are lost and more adult teeth are present.
It is not uncommon for children to express tooth sensitivity to hot and cold. The enamel of primary teeth is not as thick as that of permanent teeth. Some
teeth, however, such as the 6 year molars, can develop with "softer" enamel and, as a result, are more sensitive to temperature changes than other teeth. If this is an issue with your child, please
discuss it with the dentist on your next visit.
A complete evaluation of your child's dental alignment, including space maintenance, arch development and eruption guidance, is part of each continuing care
visit. Early treatments may be recommended and can be effective in allowing for the normal eruption of the permanent teeth.
There is no getting around the fact that some dental treatments can cause discomfort. Our objective is to make your child as comfortable as we can while
completing his/her dental treatment. The options that we use for managing comfort are topical anesthetics, local anesthetics, nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation and IV sedation with an
anesthesiologist – also called "deep conscious sedation." In some cases, we utilize the outpatient surgery center with Florida Hospital Altamonte Campus and use general anesthesia. You will always
have the opportunity to discuss the available options for your child with your dentist and dental team! Talk with the dentist to determine the best approach for comfort management during your child's
dental treatment.
Primary teeth, sometimes called "baby teeth," are important to your child's health and development and should be cared for just as you would for permanent
teeth. Primary teeth serve critical functions as a child learns to eat and speak. They are important for the normal growth and development of the face. In addition, they maintain space on the dental
arch and guide the eruption of the permanent teeth. While some primary teeth are typically replaced around age 6, the back teeth (molars) remain in until age 12 or beyond. Without proper care, these
teeth can decay and possibly cause toothaches, gum disease, and serious health problems. For these reasons, primary teeth are significant and require good daily hygiene and regular professional
attention, just like permanent teeth.
Clean your infant's or toddler's teeth with water and a washcloth, a finger toothbrush or child's toothbrush with soft bristles. It is recommended not to use
fluoridated toothpaste before the age of two. An example of non-fluoridated starter toothpaste is Baby Orajel® Tooth and Gum Cleanser.
Pediatric dentists are specialists with children's dental development. Your child's complete dental condition, including potential orthopedic (concerning the
positioning of facial bones) and orthodontic (concerning the positioning of the teeth) conditions will be evaluated at every continuing care visit.
Orthopedic change can result from a prolonged use of thumb/finger sucking or pacifiers. This habit is known as "non-nutritive sucking". This is typically not
an issue until age 4 as most children break the habit on their own between 2 and 4 years of age. Sucking is a normal reflex for infants and, as you are probably aware, can soothe them. Children
usually stop sucking their thumb/finger naturally as they get more active and begin to require both hands for their activities, like holding toys, climbing on furniture and coloring. Pacifier habits
are easier to break therefore we recommend you introduce a pacifier to your child should they have a need for "non-nutritive" sucking. Always use an orthodontic pacifier such as the Nuk Orthodontic
Pacifier from Gerber® or the MAM® Orthodontic Pacifiers. You should work towards completely weaning your child from pacifier use by age 3. Children who suck their thumbs frequently or with great
intensity after the age of 4 or 5 ARE at risk for dental or speech problems. Such problems include the improper growth of the jaws, misalignment of the teeth and shape of the dental arches. A child
may also develop speech problems, including mispronouncing Ts and Ds, lisping, and tongue thrusting. Questions regarding oral habits are common, so please do not hesitate to ask yours! If you are
concerned about your child's thumb sucking or pacifier habit, talk with the dentist about your child's dental condition, and what you can do to help your child quit their habit. A good book about
thumb sucking is David Decides About Thumbsucking: A Story for Children, A Guide for Parents, by Susan Heitler, Ph.D.
When your child's first permanent molars erupt (age 6), we will suggest taking their first panoramic radiograph. This radiograph is critical for us to see the
presence, or absence, of the permanent teeth as well as their shape and eruption pattern. We are also able to evaluate the development of the jaw joint (temporomandibular joint) and the presence of
many pathological conditions that affect the jaws. This radiograph is critical to many decisions that we make concerning your child's restorative and orthodontic care. Follow up panoramic xrays are
taken every 3 to 5 years depending on your child's needs.
As children become older, they tend to become more independent and often increase their snacking and drinking of sugary liquids. We recommend that parents
stay diligent at controlling their child's nutrition, snacking habits, and oral hygiene. It is no coincidence that we see a lot of tooth decay in children who drink a lot of fruit juice. Therefore,
we highly recommend that juices be limited to twice a day consumption and the child be given plain water freely throughout the day. We strongly recommend that a parent continue to help a child to
brush and floss his/her teeth until he/she is at least 8 years of age. A good rule of thumb is that if he/she cannot tie his/her shoes, he/she can't do an adequate job of brushing and flossing
his/her teeth. Continue to schedule and keep regular continuing care appointments for your child every 6 months. We also see a great frequency of dental caries in teenagers due to the availability of
soft drinks and sports drinks in school. Sports drinks are good to use following athletics to replenish fluids, but regular and indiscriminate use bathes the teeth in sugar and acid and leads to
decay. We recommend a switch to flavored waters or plain water to give the teeth a break from the sugar-producing acid and provide a chance for them to re-mineralize and heal.
We are very supportive of the use of mouth guards in any contact sports, including football, soccer, and hockey. Mouth guards not only protect the teeth, but
can reduce concussions, brain injuries, and injuries to the joints. A mouth guard must be comfortable and not cumbersome, so your child or teenager will use it. If you have trouble finding one to
fit, we can make a custom one for him or her.
We encourage the use of sugarless gum to help prevent tooth decay! Sugarless gum can actually clean the biting surfaces of the molars and stimulate saliva
production. This brings minerals to the surface and helps the teeth heal. Keep in mind that gum with sugar is very bad for the teeth.
Talk with the dentist if your teenager is grinding her teeth. At this age, teeth grinding can lead to jaw joint problems from the stress of overworking the
jaw muscles. Often a custom made mouth guard allows the muscles to rest at night, reduces the pain, and protects the teeth and jaw joint.
Most parents and teenagers are aware that smoking cigarettes is bad for their health, can damage their mouth and lungs, and stain their teeth. It is also
important to note that smokeless tobacco is especially dangerous because the nicotine is absorbed directly through the gums. Studies show the incidence of cancer of the mouth increases as a direct
result of its use. It is important to understand that tobacco in any form is very detrimental to oral health, and we strongly advise against its use.
Many teenagers are concerned with personal appearance and having healthy white teeth can boost their self esteem. While excellent oral hygiene and regular
checkups are the best way to a beautiful smile, some teenagers may want to try whitening their teeth for extra dazzle. Over-the-counter teeth whitening products can be safe and effective, but consult
with the dentist prior to using them to be sure. For a faster and more effective result, we can provide cosmetic teeth whitening with custom trays. With this process, a chemical reaction occurs
within the tooth to produce fast and stable results. Talk with the dentist if your teenager is interested in this process.
Many parents are concerned with bad breath (halitosis) with their children. Our advice for this problem is to adequately brush teeth, gums, and tongue, and
floss every day. We have found that Crest Pro-Health™ toothpaste has been shown to be very effective in reducing bacteria and can improve the breath. Colgate Total™ toothpaste is another good option.
We do not recommend that children or teenagers use alcohol-based mouth rinses. It is important to note that if your child, at any age, has allergies, asthma, or sinus infections, he will often have
secondary halitosis that can't be brushed or rinsed away. In these cases we recommend seeing your child's doctor to address the primary cause.


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My hair has become a breeding ground for small flies.
About a week ago, I started to notice these small, about the size of a pencil tip flies buzzing about the house. Every time I spotted one I would swat it or kill it with my hand depending on my mood. The first day I thought nothing of the flies. I figured someone had left the door or a window open and perhaps some bugs had flown in. The second day, I still didn't think much of it. On the fourth day one of them flew into my mouth and then I was mad. It completely ruined the taste of my homemade Weight Watchers approved English muffin sandwich.
We're about to hit the two week mark and now I'm really starting to wonder where the heck these flies are coming from. I've thought that they might be coming in through the vents. Frogs have been known to come through the vents as well as lizards. I asked He-Man about it and he said no. My next thought was that perhaps our house is possessed by demons and this is their way of asserting themselves. However, I've watched way too many horror movies on exorcisms so this is probably just my imagination running wild.
This morning when I got into the shower and spotted a fly on the drain pipe, I beat the thing senseless with my loofa. Then I noticed that there were about twenty fly corpses surrounding my soap and shampoo bottles. This was when I realized that the flies are mostly likely coming from my hair. For some odd reason they must be attracted to the smell of my shampoo, so they swarm my hair and then come into my house where they bother living crap out of me day and night.
I've always considered myself a thoroughly hygenic person. I shower twice a day; however, that's apparently what's causing the problem so I'll just have to become a dirty hippy who believes sweat is God's way of cleansing the body.
Not that I have a thing against hippies or anything.
That's a lie, hippies give me agita.
Sorry, hippies.

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Noise Eating Monsters starts off with the trio of guitarist Alex Ward, baritone sax player Tim Hill, and drummer Alex Thomas marking out their respective spaces on Crunch Time. What's fascinating to this listener is the controlled manner with which the trio builds up the tune's riff, each side of this triangle slowly stretching out for a few minutes' duration until such time as they collectively blast off into the sonic thickets of collective sound production. Ward seems to favor an minimal set up: if he's using pedals, I can't tell. Thomas has some seriously pinpoint accuracy in his grooves, and Hill's richly melodic bari sound supplies all kind of invention. Noise Eating Monster show themselves to be a powerful trio, right off the bat.
Rumble starts off with the group engaged in quick, chattering interaction before Thomas sets up a stomping tom tom pattern which is quickly grabbed by Ward on great rhythmic accompaniment. This groove sends Hill into a prolonged sax musing. Disaster Amnesiac keeps thinking about the original No Wave groups as I've jammed Rumble. The shredding guitar rhythms, paired with the big groove and reedy yelp keep pushing the perceptions to that thought. It's three times longer than Link Wray's version of Rumble, but equally greasy.
Ward opens up Aether with chilly guitar harmonics and glassy slides as the drums and sax comment somewhat sparingly. The Monsters dip down into some fairly dramatic, almost quiet interactions here before building up another monster free groove, driven by Ward's tight strumming and Thomas's exacting sticking. There's more of that great, clean six-string atop press rolls, both of which the push the sax into spiraling declamations.
Tim Hill takes the lead on Djin Din, coaxing ripped and warbled tones from his sax as high end piercings stab out from the guitar and the cymbals shimmer. One of the tags on Noise Eating Monsters page at Muteant Sounds is "garage Jazz", and Disaster Amnesiac can see why it is while listening to Djin Din. The track has that kind of Punk Rock edge that brands it as something bubbling up from the non-mannered feels that are so much more easily accessed within those out of the way places. This may be the most traditionally heavy piece on this release. Noise Eating Monsters really blaze here as they slice and dice with intricate interactivity.
Album closer Monster Munch gets chewed up with more of that great, quickening riffing from Ward. He gets great low tones, too, as Thomas sticks out circular 16th note flurries and Hill preaches apocalyptic in the fury. Disaster Amnesiac hears the Thrash roots from the drummer's Bolt Thrower tenure on Munch as he pushes much air around his kit towards its conclusion.
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Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Ecuador, Peru
Range Description
This species can be found along the Amazonian slopes of Departamento San Martin (Moyobamba) and Departamento Loreto, northern Peru and eastern lowlands of Ecuador. It has an altitudinal range of 200-800m asl.
Habitat and Ecology
It is an arboreal bush species of premontane and lowland rainforests. At Puerto Libre and Santa Cecilia, Ecuador, most of the specimens were found in secondary forest at night, although some were in primary forest (Duellman, 1978). At Yasuní National Park, Ecuador, individuals have been collected in Terra Firme forest and seasonal flooded forest (Ron, 2001). Individuals can be found in modified areas such as shade grown coffee plantations and selectively logged forest. It is an ovoviviparous species.
It can be abundant where it occurs.
Population Trend
Major Threats
The species survives in modified habitats and there are no major threats other than extreme forest clearance.
Conservation Actions
Based on its known habitat and distribution, this species might occur in Bosque de Protección Alto Mayo, and Santiago Comaina and Allpahuayo Mishana Reserved Zones in Peru. In Ecuador, its geographic range overlaps with Reserva de Producción Faunística Cuyabeno, Parque Nacional Yasuní, and Reserva Biológica Limoncocha.
Red List Status
Least Concern (LC)
Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, tolerance of a degree of habitat modification, presumed large population, and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category.
Taxonomic Notes
This form might be a complex of more than one species.
Luis A. Coloma, Santiago Ron, Diego Cisneros-Heredia, Javier Icochea, Ariadne Angulo, Karl-Heinz Jungfer 2004. Bolitoglossa peruviana. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2004: e.T59193A11885380. http://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2004.RLTS.T59193A11885380.en .Downloaded on 21 February 2019


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The environment is in the news a lot these days; it's important that we take care of what we have and do what we can to protect and improve the environment.
How does this affect us at Tiptree?
Today, the farms cover 850 acres with every acre managed and farmed in ways that support and nurture the environment. We farm to LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) standards using their Integrated Farm Management (IFM) framework. Put simply, that means everything from energy uses, waste management, water and soil management is part of the management process. More recently, the Tiptree estate has become a Demonstration Farm for LEAF, helping to explain more about farming and how it fits with local communities and the countryside today.
There's no substitute for seeing for yourself and the Tiptree farms are a great place for a country walk. Three Public Footpaths run from one side of the farms to the other and there's a Permissive Footpath linking Trewlands Farm with Tiptree Hall Farm. Display boards help to explain what is happening but watch out for tractors and other farm equipment, it's a working farm!
A cornerstone of the business is combining great tasting fruit and product with sensitivity to the environment. A key feature of the Tiptree farm is the native hedging that is home to a diverse range of wildlife including hares and muntjac deer. 'Wader scrapes' created in the landscape benefit many wading birds such as lapwing, redshank and snipe. Use of chemicals on the farm has been reduced by a full 80% and now, bees, ladybirds and other insects do some of the crop management work for us.
Some of the orchards are farmed organically, with much of the fruit being used in Tiptree's range of organic jams and chutneys. We've created a new orchard with 6,000 fruit trees, including many old English apple varieties, nuts, cherries and pears as well as apricots and peaches. The plan is that visitors will be able to adopt their very own fruit tree and find out more about fruit farming and the environment.
In recent years our tree planting programme has included 4,000 trees that are there simply for what they add to countryside; oak, ash and silver birch for example. We've also replanted 3 miles of hedgerow and many of the fields now have wide headlands that encourage wildlife.
Caring about the environment makes great commercial sense too: every activity and every product we make has an impact on the environment and every part of our business can help save resources. Regardless of the product, whether it's jam, chutney, marmalade or indeed even cake, the dedication to conservation is there.
Energy and water management as well as prevention of pollution are fundamentally important to our business. If we can re-use the water we cook with, that cuts our requirements by as much as a half. On the farm, highly controlled irrigation has helped reduce water demand by as much as two thirds for some fruit.
If you have time for a visit, be sure to call in to the tea room for tea and a slice of cake after your walk. Depending on the time of year you visit, look out for hares, rabbits, larks, honey bees, sea buckthorn, ladybirds, snipe, dragonflies, Little Scarlet strawberries, butterflies. Spot all ten on one visit for a gold star and free cake; but only if you can tell the difference between a stoat and a weasel!
Tiptree has a long term plan for the future and this includes further commitment to and development of environmental policy and practice. Wilkin & Sons make sure employees, shareholders and interested parties all understand the strategy and theory, but more than that, everyone involved is encouraged to play an active role simply by behaving responsibly and acting with care.
In just one year, waste management allowed us to recycle 1,431 tonnes of material, a recycling rate of 89%. The remaining 11% of waste was fully recovered by further recycling or sent to waste to energy outlets enabling us to declare 100% landfill diversion.
We strive to meet targets laid down in the FDF-Climate Change Agreement with continued investment into energy efficiency projects. High efficiency boilers installed in our recently commissioned Energy Centre
will realise a 25% saving in gas usage and along with planned installation of new solar power systems will help us to save energy and reduce CO2.
Kevin who is something of an energy 'guru' for Tiptree says that our energy management programme has been running since 1994 and each year, we undergo an energy audit by independent consultants to ensure we're on the right track. Targets laid down by the FDF-Climate Change Agreement have all been met and we have a recycling target of 90%.
When it comes to plastic, we are in a better position than many, as we fill our jams, marmalades, honeys, and the like into glass jars. We are, however, working to reduce our use of plastic in a number of areas such as tamper seals and tertiary packaging. Our glass jars are made using recycled glass and we recommend that they be recycled locally to the place of use. We also enjoy it when people find ways to upcycle them, such as using them as salt & pepper pots, tack holders and receptacles for makeup paraphernalia.
If you have any questions or would like more detailed information about ways in which we're working to protect the environment, please do get in touch.


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After the course evaluations and a discussion about what individual students were taking away from this course, we turned towards the project of memorializing our course and the Holocaust generally. At the end of the April 17 class, four different groups proposed the following designs:
1) one group suggested that the class pick one million blades of grass by hand in order to come to terms with how many Jewish lives were taken by this pogrom.
2) another group suggested an "eternal flame" and garden design, which would ensure that memory continue into the future.
3) a third group wanted to create a "pure" counter-memorial. Rather than propose a static and public monument, this group suggested that we have a private dinner (possibly with a Holocaust survivor). Rather than fetishize the past, this would ensure that memory occur as a personal and communal action in the present.
4) a fourth design had the class adorning a university location with black ribbons. This would function as a counter-memorial, albeit in a public location, since the memorial would not be permanent and would entail a performative action. The class would then invite the university to remove the ribbons in an act of memorialization and as a commitment to fight future injustice.
After some discussion, the class decided that designs #1 and #2, although quite interesting, were not feasible given our monetary and time constraints. We therefore decided on #4 as our "official" memorial, which would be followed by a feast in the evening as the last communal activity of the class.
On April 24th, we ratified the following "long statement" about our memorialization project:
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Joanna Lowry, a freshman in the School of Liberal Arts and a student in HONR 199K, "Telling the Holocaust," ties a black ribbon around a pear tree in Academy Park as part of a class project memorializing lives lost during the Holocaust. MORE
This class, HONR 199K: Telling the Holocaust, has had as its premise the idea that history is not about the past but about the present, about our struggles in the present, and even more specifically perhaps about a just relation to the future. We have therefore explored throughout the semester how the Holocaust continues to make its trauma felt in the present--in our efforts to come to terms with this rift in our collective consciousness. If a cultured, educated, democratic, advanced, industrial, religious society like Weimar Germany could have been led into the atrocities of the Holocaust within a single decade, how exactly can we claim immunity? Herein is the heart of our current, postmodern condition. After the Holocaust, after this horror in the heart of civilized society, everything once held dear must be questioned. The fact is that Nazi Germany was not that different from our own society: the same belief in scientific rationality, the same bureaucratic structures, the same judicial and parliamentary system (at least at the start), and the same panoptic system of police control. If anything, society has become organized along ever more panoptic lines (thanks to new technologies of surveillance) and along ever more rational lines as the victory of an economic way of thinking has overtaken all other forms of value. It is for this reason, that the class wished to turn our lessons outward into a public form of memorialization: as an expression of commitment to fight against the dangers and oppressions still existing in our own society. To prepare, the class went on a field trip to Chicago, where we analyzed two Holocaust memorials, the Avenue of the Righteous in Evanston and the Zell Holocaust Memorial in downtown Chicago. The class was also visited by a landscape architect, Purdue's own Robert Sovinski, and by the foremost American specialist on the question of memorialization, James Young, who was recently appointed by the Berlin Senate to make the official decision about Germany's own national memorial to Europe's murdered Jews (now under construction).
The class decided against a traditional Holocaust memorial, for example a permanent rock or tombstone, because such static objects threaten to stand in the place of memory and obviate your active participation in the act of remembering and of resisting future oppression. The class wished instead to create what James Young termed in his lecture a "counter-memorial." They will, then, "perform" their memorial during our last class, Thursday, April 26 from 12:00-1:15pm. During that time, the class will place black ribbons on the trees on Academy Park. We have chosen this location since the park was created to commemorate past teaching at Purdue and our memorial is designed both to commemorate our class on the Holocaust and to make a statement about how important it is to continue our learning process beyond the classroom. The class also wanted to invite the participation of people outside of the classroom and, so, asks that the university community take a moment to remove the ribbons as an act of remembrance for past injustices and as a declaration of commitment to fight oppression in the future.
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Young Naturgas Energía rider Karl Baudron was hit by a car while out training on Wednesday, www.fundacioneuskadi.com reports.
Details of how the crash occurred has been left out, but the Frenchman needed operations on his nose and on a fracture in his wrist. Luckily, though, a quick recovery is expected.
Baudron's accident follows hot on the heels of former team-mate and now Equipo Euskadi rider Jon Larrinaga being struck down by a car three weeks ago, and of course the accidents leading to the deaths of Víctor Cabedo, Iñaki Lejarreta and, on a slightly less related note, the death of Burry Stander.
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Order brokers are third party officials that show goods images and then send out order placed to connected local florists quick delivery. All the same, order broker purchasers pay additional expenses. Orders placed are transfered to local florists for approval with a floral wire service. Virtually all floral designers also provide order brokering services available for national and international delivery. A relay service, often times called a relay florist, can be a rrnternet site where a specific person orders flowers as opposed to the purchasing gifts from local florist in the Fordyce, AR delivery area. Flowers by post definitely labeled grower direct alternatively courier delivered flowers. The extra edge of courier delivery tends to be that flowers are shipped direct from the farm and generally are fresher.
Top holiday season are Christmas, 25th December, so next Valentines Day, 14th February, and then Mother's Day. Fordyce, AR local florist online resources deliver flowers for direct delivery in the Arkansas zone actually serviced by their own trucks and staff. This specific service is referred to as hand delivered and has the advantage of presenting consumers with the exact items accessible for same day delivery.


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Modern marvels, colonial history and colloquial flavors blend beautifully on the Keystone, where you can travel from the skyscrapers of Manhattan to the cobblestone streets of Philadelphia's Old City. Discover the sweet life in Hershey or taste shoofly pie and funnel cakes in Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Relive Civil War history through the battlefields, monuments and museums of Gettysburg.
"One is only happy in proportion as he makes others feel happy."
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Amenities vary by train.
Accommodations vary by train. If your trip originates or ends at any point north of Philadelphia, only Reserved Coach seating is available. For travel between Philadelphia and Harrisburg, including travel between intermediate points, only Unreserved Coach seating is available.
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New York, New York
The City that Never Sleeps invites you to catch a show, walk the High Line's elevated urban oasis or stroll the Brooklyn Bridge. Explore Central Park on bike or marvel at the metropolis from the top of the Empire State Building. Catch a ferry to Lady Liberty and then explore your roots at Ellis Island.
Experience great art and architecture at the Guggenheim, stare at the stars at the Hayden Planetarium and pause to reflect on America's heartache and heroes at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Art, history, science and gastronomy blend beautifully in the City of Brotherly Love. Tour Independence Hall, where history was made with the stroke of many pens. Walk the narrow, cobblestone streets where our forefathers pondered the path to liberty.
Visit the Franklin Institute where its namesake inspires today's scientists or check out the world-class collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Then treat your taste buds to cheesesteaks, hoagies and cannoli at the Reading Terminal Market.
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Ditch the diet. As the "snack food capital" of the U.S., Pennsylvania's Dutch Country offers factory tours where you can sample salty favorites like potato chips and pretzels. Then head to Hershey, the Sweetest Place on Earth, where the aroma of chocolate fills the air.
Finish your visit with a stop at an Amish market for some farm fresh vegetables, meats, cheeses and of course, Shoofly pies.
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Immerse yourself in Civil War history at the National Civil War Museum and on the battlefields of Gettysburg. Tour the majestic state capitol, catch a ballgame on City Island or hop aboard the Pride of Susquehanna riverboat.
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Lawyers play an essential role in our government. Although we are used to thinking of them in key roles in the Justice Department, they also play leadership roles in investigative and other executive branch agencies and contribute to major policy decisions. Our symposium will consist of three panels. First, we will hear from current U.S. Attorneys, who will discuss their role as the chief federal law enforcement official in their respective districts. Second, we will hear from a panel of former government lawyers who assumed key roles in law enforcement and cabinet level agencies. And finally, we will hear about the role that U.S. Attorneys played in shaping criminal justice policy. Good government is dependent on the lawyers who work to support it and move it forward. This symposium will present an opportunity to hear the views of lawyers from multiple administrations about their roles in government and engage with them through questions and answers.
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Mark Brandon – Dean, University of Alabama School of Law
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The Honorable Richard W. Moore – U.S. Attorney – Southern District of Alabama
The Honorable Jay E. Town – U.S. Attorney – Northern District of Alabama
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Emily Gray Rice – City Solicitor for Manchester, New Hampshire, Former U.S. Attorney – New Hampshire
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CAUSA 502 Dominic
Dominic | 25 | 6'1″ | 165# | 8.5″ | Black Hair | Brown Eyes | Straight and…
Desperate times call for desperate measures as the old saying goes…
In my world in terms of recruiting guys to slide on the CAUSA massage table, 99.9% of the time, I've found that guys who are in a moment of desperation to make a quick buck for this, that, or the other are all about instant gratification. Experience has shown that they want to "Get in. Get up. Get off. Get paid. And get out." (The Five Gs of adult producers & participants) They don't spend three weeks inquiring, engaging, following-up, scheduling, & waiting. If I cannot give them instant gratification in that moment of desperation, they'll go find someone / something else that can.
Ironically, it's the guys who are vigorously "straight" who are only doing this as a last resort. Uh… huh… Because even more exponentially ironic, it's always these guys whose cocks go brick rather quickly into the massage & who have to stave off prematurely ejaculating throughout most of the sexperience.
As I usually say when I receive unsolicited, bigoted language from random strangers during my recruiting efforts (from guys with whom I've had zero previous interaction) such as "faggot" or "fuck off, I ain't gay,":
"Me thinks he doth protest too much. That which we hate the most in ourselves, is that which we hate the most in others."
And then I block the fuckwits from ever contacting me again. lol
Yet, I digress…
Of the CAUSA guys that I recall clearly stating that they were so straight it hurt & were only doing this as a desperate measure, well, let's review the result of each first-time sexperience:
- Emmett – brick & on the verge of orgasm throughout
- Yates – brick & on the verge of orgasm throughout – discovered the love of his prostate
- Ozzy – brick & on the verge, as well as, brought about too much self reflection & realization
- Nash – oh, please – give us all a break
- Kyler – let's see, two orgasms in 20 minutes? 😛
Luckily, that's only five guys over the past two years, and really, of those five, only two did I think were not the true ClubAmateurUSA content that I strive for with every shoot.
So, now, let's circle back to today's video, CAUSA 502 with Dominic. (Ya wondered where I was going with this. 😉
Dominic & I have an estranged history…
Ya see, Dominic is a webcammer on AdultFriendFinder, and over the course of the past couple of years, every time I've attempted to watch his webcam, he blocked me.
Now, here's my thing…
My profile is listed as a group, and it specifically calls out that I'm looking for open-minded guys who are potentially curious & willing to allow themselves to be "financially bi." When I click on a webcam, I *never* message the guy unless he messages me first. If I see that he has adult-oriented images on his profile, I'll click through & "like" them, and if he's doing hot stuff on his cam, I'll give him the highest available rating. In my mind's eye, that's a win for the cammer. More & higher ratings broadens your reach, gives you more exposure, & might allow you to actually meet a *real* female. My win, as it were, is to generate enough curiosity in the cammer for him to take a look at my profile & potentially consider participating in a CAUSA video.
So, when suddenly the cam shuts off & upon refresh, I find that I've been blocked… Well, the mind boggles.
Why? I didn't message you inappropriate direction or requests. I *liked* your content…
But because there wasn't a (F) by my profile name, automatically, that's a threat to you.
Uh… huh… What was that about doth protesting too much?
Now, here's the kicker…
Within about five minutes, I'll click over to another browser where I have a registered female profile (with pix from one of my early shoots with Natasha), and I'll have "Natasha" watch the cam. She doesn't respond to messages. She doesn't send messages. She rarely views profiles & rarely likes pix. Very rarely will she respond to the numerous email that she receives, but because there's a little (F) by the profile name & with *zero* interaction, these cam guys who are vehemently opposed to identifiable other males or groups watching their cams, suddenly find within themselves that it's okay for a non-confirmed female to watch you?!?! Oh, and by the way, Natasha's profile is all about her love of pegging straight guys. (Oh, I could write another novella regarding all of these uptight straight guys who are all up in her grill attempting to get tapped by that.)
Now, by no means is this the norm, but for guys who behave this way, can we all just say, you got some serious issues with your sexuality! And again I say, me thinks ye doth protest too much.
I've spent the past 15 years directly engaging in & dealing with human sexuality, and I've grown rather aware & insightful through unintended visible & audible clues, as well as, verbiage choices. I've found even through non-adult-related daily interactions, that we learn a helluva lot more when we just shut up & observe.
Yes, I've digressed even further, so let's to circle back to Dominic…
Firstly & admittedly, I was quite taken by surprise when I received an email from him stating his interest after several years of me liking his content & being blocked from watching him on cam. Dominic stated that he needed the cash, and as previously mentioned, from first point of contact to sliding on the table, three weeks passed.
Throughout our interaction, I didn't gather from Dominic that this was a "Five Gs" situation. Instead, I found humor, responsibility, respect, & compassion. But that was not the person from the previous three weeks who walked in my door. Instead, I immediately gleaned that Dominic was shut down & the vigorously straight, desperate guy was now present & accounted for.
When that happens, I do my best to either assuage the guy's fears & concerns, or I do my best to nicely scare the bejeezus out of him so that he will change his mind & leave (very very rarely has that been my chosen path).
With Dominic, I chose the former because I believed that I could still make him a CAUSA convert, and of course, based on his physical attributes, I felt that all of you would enjoy his presence on ClubAmateurUSA (can you say, "Italian Stallion"). 😉
So, we got to the pre-interview in the video, and it went off the rails rather quickly. I cut it short (and cut it from this video), and quickly got Dominic on the table.
And that, my friends, is when it gets interesting…
What I noticed rather soon into the massage was that stroking Dominic was giving him a chubby, but it's wasn't making him brick. What made him brick, you ask? Take a wild guess…
Anal play.
Uh…huh… (and now, lemme finish editing the video, so I can finish up my observations
Final observations…
When a guy is intent upon not giving visible & audible demonstrations of his pleasure, what are his tells?
Historically true: rapid eye movement under their closed lids, flaring nostrils, evident heartbeat / pulse in the abdominal area, the flushing of the skin across the neck & chest, the grand mal effect on the toes, and of course, the involuntary muscle contractions & body spasms — these all coalesce to give me clues & you witness to sexperiences that, I'm sure, are overtly pleasurable & assumedly confounding all in the same moment.
As with the others, Dominic isn't an exception to the proverbial rule; he helps define the rule.
So, from CAUSA 500 with Trey who, over the course of six months, went from no prior sexperience to choosing to engage in anal / prostate stimulation both on camera & in his personal life (as well as discovering his hardwired nipples), to CAUSA 501 with Gracen whose apparent subconscious building of expectations surrounding his first male:male sexual encounter made him an electrified hot mess, and finally today, CAUSA 502 with Dominic whose intentional reservedness was defied by his unintentional & involuntary physical responses, these three videos define & demonstrate the almost 12 years of self identifying straight guys & their respective journeys of sexploration & authenticity.
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Kanye West Planning Three Albums A Year
The saga of Kanye West continues. He may be done making physical albums but he's certainly not done putting out music.
According to his latest tweet, Kanye will begin releasing three albums a year. He's already dropped the Life Of Pablo (kind of) and he's said Turbo Grafx 16 is coming this summer. So it looks like we'll be getting another album soon after that.
'Ye doesn't make it clear if three albums a year is something he's adopting indefinitely or just for 2016. His "Mad Max" plan also includes six Yeezy season collections.
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Kanye West Planning Three Albums A Year
No more fashion calendar… I'm going Mad Max… 6 collections a year…3 albums a year
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About half a mile south of Cerrigydrudion - yes, the village immortalized in song (well, in certain 'antiquarian' circles anyway) by Mr Cope back in 2007 - the B4501 leaves Thomas Telford's A5 to immediately cross the Afon Ceirw at Pont Moelfre, prior to cutting across the hills to Frongoch. Now, should the latter also sound familiar.... well, to be fair, it should. Since it was here that Michael Collins, among others, was interned in the aftermath of the farcically inept Easter Rising of 1916, no doubt busy laying the foundations of his public - albeit ultimately personally tragic - eventual triumph of the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921. The landscape here certainly echoes such lofty ideals and I'm verily captivated by the vivid colour contrast as the low early morning light periodically illuminates the flanks of the valley. Suffice to say the words to further elucidate such natural beauty will not come to me just yet. After all, to paraphrase Dave Gahan backstage at Pasadena in 1988, I ain't no Wordsworth.
So, there's serious history in them thar hills. However as momentous as such events may be I'm today mostly wearing my 'prehistoric hat'; and boy, does it need a wash. Speaking of which.... be careful what you wish for, my friends. Anyway, in due course a single track road at Nant-y-crytiau ventures northward across Cadair Benllyn, subsequently veering westward upon encountering a multi-gated cross roads beside an old chapel, to eventually terminate at the isolated farm of Blaen-y-cwm. As I negotiate the final livestock barrier I have the pleasure of making the acquaintance of, by all accounts, the smallholder, his initial countenance one of bemused bafflement at my very presence. He rather brusquely enquires whether I speak Welsh, presumably since (clearly) no tourist would venture here in a million years? Or thereabouts. As it happens I do not. Although in mitigation of such a heinous crime most Welsh people I know do not speak Welsh either. Including members of my own family. Nevertheless my explanation, to the effect of planning to go for a walk in the teeming rain to find an ancient burial cairn, strikes him as perfectly rational behaviour for an English gentleman. As long as I fasten the gate behind me, mind. Well, after all, one doesn't get much opportunity to venture forth in the midday sun. In North Wales.
At Blaen-y-cwm a green track-cum-bridleway makes it way in a south-westerly direction, ascending across the eastern flanks of Foel Frech to a gated bwlch (col). The track veers approx north-west to (eventually) meet a metalled road accessing the former medieval pilgrimage hub of Ysbyty Ifan astride the Afon Conwy; however, not requiring sanctuary at this time, I instead cut across the western aspect of Foel Frech to (eventually) locate the Bronze Age cairn marked upon the map. Sited overlooking the Nant Llan-gwrach a quite considerable distance below and to the north-west of the summit, the monument occupies - or at least did at the time of the visit - a position that may be plausibly described as, er, 'rather wet indeed'. To be honest this was always going to be the case given both the topography... and fast moving fronts of vicious, driving hail.
Now there are occasions when venturing out in seriously inclement weather - particularly upon the hills - can result in a veritable working over by Mother Nature for no real correspondingly tangible reward. Tell me about it. However it soon becomes apparent that here, set within the not insubstantial remnants of this cairn, we have the clear and rather copious remains of a large cist still extant. Furthermore, the intervals between hail fronts are denoted by the sweeping washes of golden light so prevalent earlier in the day. In such conditions, despite leaky boots overwhelmed by the sheer deluge of frozen precipitation ejected by the looming, at times overbearing, cumulonimbus, this wild hill side is the place to be right here, right now. Well, for a Citizen Cairn'd, anyway.
Those interested in the technical detail should note that Coflein reckons the monument is:
"...circular in plan and measures approximately 6.5m in diameter by up to 0.4m high. It is well constructed with densely-packed stones and has a cist in the centre. The cist measures 1.4m long by 1m wide and 0.4m deep. It has a long vertical cist slab running along the southern side and a shorter slab on the eastern side. There is a further shorter slab that has been displaced and is sat on the northern edge of the cairn... " [P.J. Schofield, OA North, 16/9/2009].
As is usually the case, however, it is the landscape context which makes a visit here so worthwhile, the cairn's obscurity assuring a great, windswept upland vibe. However it is as a viewpoint that the site really excels since, arranged in serried rank to the west, sit the mountains of Northern Snowdonia in all their expansive glory, Moel Siabod standing vanguard to the fore. Well, at least in the welcome, brilliantly lit intermissions between hail storms, that is.
Now should there be, due to some currently unfathomable breech of the laws of physics and everything science holds dear, mountain gods inhabiting these regions, suffice to say they are a bunch of mischievous, nebulous rogues, so they are. Well, put it this way: I've lost count of the number of times when, a mere few hundred yards from reaching the sanctuary of the car nice n'dry... the heavens duly open. Such is the case today. Hey, if one didn't know better it's almost as if....
Posted 08 Dec 18ce |
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Bryn Cau
(Cairn(s)) — Miscellaneous
This arguably rather incongruous monument stands just above the minor, gated road traversing the Lliw valley... yet is, as far as I could tell, not visible from it. Not mentioned on the current OS maps, it is, nonetheless, subject to CADW scheduling. According to Coflein:
"Remains of a small cairn situated on a saddle between two local promontories on a NW-SE aligned ridge. The cairn is circular in shape and measures c. 4.2m in diameter. It is shallow in profile and measures c. 0.65m tall". (F.Foster/RCAHMW 02.10.2006)
Worth checking out in conjunction with the larger monument about a half mile to the NW below Foel Ystrodur Fawr.
Posted 07 Dec 18ce |
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Foel Ystrodur Fawr
(Round Cairn) — Fieldnotes
Motorists travelling south upon the A470 between Trawsfynydd and Dolgellau may well find their gaze irrevocably drawn to the undulating, albeit somewhat serrated, skyline of Y Rhinogydd… prior to Cadair Idris, Snowdonia's last, emphatic hurrah before Pumlumon, seizing centre stage upon the wide screen. As a result none but the most inquisitive - or possibly pedantic? - tourists will consider heading east to penetrate the wild hinterland of the Afon Lliw sandwiched between the near 3,000ft heights of Arenig Fawr and Aran Fawddwy. Only traversed by a gated, single track mountain road, the paucity of traffic here is perhaps understandable, a cursory glance at the map highlighting many apparently more tasty fillings elsewhere. However there is much to be said for adopting a minimalistic approach once in a while, grasping the opportunity to cleanse the landscape palate, so to speak; to get off the beaten track.
Having said that, the start is not overly auspicious: the mock ski-chalet complex of Rhiw Goch suggestive of muppets in shiny new 4x4s enduring 'outdoor experiences' (the former ski centre having apparently now closed down). However all is forgiven when noting this is actually a recycled army training camp. Furthermore the nearby, excellent monolith of Llech Idris (him again) and Sarn Helen/Tomen y Mur stand (if a track can be said to 'stand', that is) mute testimony to the fact that folk have been passing this-a-way for millennia. Anyway... beyond the wooden cabins the minor road follows the course of the Afon Gain to a rather fine little stone bridge before climbing to the summit of Pen y Feidiog, subsequently descending to cross the fledgling Afon Lliw at the farming hamlet of Blaen Lliw.
I feel a sense of everything having a pragmatic reason to exist here... of there being nothing superfluous, nothing but sine qua non. Although, of course, that may well be just middle class fantasy on my part. What is (once again) beyond doubt, however, is the continuity of the human story here, the evidence for which lies above and beyond in the form of two obscure prehistoric cairns. Obscure? Well, neither are indicated upon either the latest 1:50k or 1:25k OS map, so thanks are due to the wondrous people at Coflein. The larger of the pair sits below and to the south east of the summit crags of Foel Ystrodur Fawr and according to CADW "is circular in shape and measures c. 5.5m in diameter. The cairn is shallow and rounded in profile, measuring c. 0.4m tall". [F.Foster/RCAHMW 04.10.2006]. A little to the east of Blaenlliw Isaf farm a livestock gate allows access beyond a drystone wall and proves the key to locating the monument upon its little terrace: once through it is possible to park within an old quarry(?) a short(ish) distance on the left.
Having donned boots and scrambled a little to the north the aforementioned wall will be discerned heading approx north, then, in plain wiry mode, north-east beneath the slightly higher of the rocky Foel Ystrodur twins to the Afon Erwent. Yeah, potential visitors should note that the official bridleway is not much use here, heading eastward. Contrary to my expectations the cairn sits to the north of the fence line; however a helpful stile eases progress in this respect, so no matter the slight faux pas.
OK, the cairn isn't that large, doesn't show signs of a former cist (that I could determine, anyway), nor kerb. In fact not much at all… yet it is immediately apparent that this monument occupies a special place in the landscape. The mighty Arenig Fawr rises, unseen within a mass of opaque vapour, to the immediate north-east, the shapely Moel Llyfnant - to approx north-west - proving a little more obliging by periodically slipping its clammy raiment from the shoulder to reveal a prominent summit (the peak is incidentally well worth an ascent from Blaen Lliw). To the south Dduallt is visible (head for Pont Aber-Geirw and Cwm yr Allt Lwyd for this one), although no doubt The Arans would dominate the horizon in better weather? The silence is absolute, the vibe consequently superb .... so much so that a Citizen Cairn'd can readily absolve the map makers of the oversight, appreciate why the OS passed this one by. Well, c'mon - the local farmer(s) aside - who but a loon 'off-piste' hill bagger would have reason to venture forth upon this wild hillside? Who indeed?
I decide to return to the car in a circuitous manner, via the second of the cairns (at SH81943306) a little to the south-east of the rocky outcrop Bryn Cau. This is a smaller, more ragged affair set upon a saddle just above the road. In other circumstances I might have been inclined to cite it as 'clearance'.... but here, upon this lonely moor devoid of any loose surface stone? I think not! With a superb vista of the Lliw Valley there for the taking just a little to the east, it is abundantly clear that this cairn was specifically sited NOT to overlook the course of the Afon Lliw now flowing toward Llanuwchllyn.
To be fair I have noted other instances of such apparent constructional pedantry elsewhere in the Welsh uplands - e.g the pair of cairns upon the Nantlle Ridge's Y Garn immediately spring to mind - where the act of negating a field of vision has appeared (to me) a conscious decision requiring not a little effort. Perhaps suggestive of local inclusion at the expense of peripheral passers by? Conjecture, of course. But it is a worthwhile exercise to have ventured here to contemplate such things.
Posted 02 Dec 18ce |
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Capel Garmon
(Chambered Cairn) — Images
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Carnedd Moel Siabod
(Round Cairn) — Images
Gelli Ffrydiau
(Hillfort) — Fieldnotes
In my opinion this is an exquisitely sited little hill fort overlooked - nay, completely dominated - by the wondrously sinuous Nantlle Ridge to the south... and the much more elephantine bulk of Mynydd Mawr to the north-east. Needless to say both the latter heights feature their share of formerly interred Bronze Age VIPs, although, as one versed in such matters may suspect, no inkling of cairns can be determined from down here. Indeed, there is more than a hint of Cadair Idris's wondrous Pared-y-Cefn-Hir enclosure in the overwhelming mountain vibe to be experienced at this obscure spot, if not the defensive archaeology, which here is much more compact, more coherent in nature.
The all important water feature, arguably a prerequisite in any classic landscape, is to be found in the Llyn Nantlle Uchaf to approx south-west, the lake perhaps best eulogised - in paint at least - by Richard Wilson in 1765, his focus naturally being upon the grandeur of Snowdon and her cohorts framed by, and rising beyond, the jaws of 'Drws-y-Coed' to the east. One can almost hear the faint reverberations of a mighty 'I don't believe it!' still echoing down across the centuries. Likewise Mr Turner also came here to have a gander. Well, the brusque gentleman did get around a bit, to be fair. And it would've been rude not to pay a visit to such an iconic location in passing.
As it happens, contrary as ever (albeit due to the topography), my eyes are drawn in the opposite direction to those esteemed artists of yore, away from the magnetic pull of Yr Wyddfa-Fawr to gaze across the alternately shimmering/glowering tarn to the 'Three Brothers' perched overlooking the distant Lleyn coastline. Ah, Tre'r Ceiri! The titanic 'Town of Giants' occupying the inner of the far triumvirate. Perhaps Wales' finest hillfort, no less! The small enclosure where I perch riding out a sudden, violent hail storm is no such thing, existing upon a much more unassuming scale; perhaps a temporary citadel for folks living their daily lives below in Dyffryn Nantlle; or maybe just home to an extended family unit not necessarily on their neighbours' Christmas Card list? However I would suggest - recommend, even - that there is 'something' here that warrants a little of your time. Indefinable, perhaps, but none the worse for that. Previously cited as a 'Settlement' upon older OS maps, the substantial nature of the defences for a relatively small site soon convinces this traveller that the current OS denotation of 'Fort' is much more representative. As for Coflein, they have this to say:
"A sub-circular defended hill-top enclosure that measures approximately 30m in diameter. It is defined by drystone walls/banks that comprise of medium to large unworked stones that have been built into irregular courses that measure 2m wide and 0.50m high." [P.J. Schofield, Oxford Archaeology North, 3/2/2006.]
So... motorists venturing through Drws-y-Coed and traversing Dyffryn Nantlle, perhaps intent upon visiting the seaside, will be none the wiser regarding what lies above, such is the obscurity of the 'fort. I eventually parked up opposite the eponymous farm buildings and made my way to the defended crag via a walled track a little to the east. Very steeply. Presumably the former inhabitants actually knew what they were doing and there exists a better way?
Posted 24 Nov 18ce |
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Pen yr Orsedd
(Cairn(s)) — Miscellaneous
Situated upon the lower south-western slopes of Pen yr Orsedd, the remains of this pretty substantial cairn offers a pretty good vibe for travellers willing to search it out, the only disturbance likely to be the occasional 4x4 muppet upon the nearby track. According to CPAT it represents a:
"Sub-circular cairn, 10.0m N/S x 11.0m E/W x 0.6m high. Appears to show signs of robbing. Situated on terrace above moderate N facing slope. (Hankinson 1994)"
Again according to CPAT, there is what might be a 'possible cist' at SH89155519. Not too sure, myself. Having said that, I located another 'cisty' looking stone arrangement... so who knows? Why not go and have a look?
I approached from the approx south-east where parking is available upon the verge of the A543 at Bwlch Gwyn. A little soggy, but there you are.
Posted 24 Nov 18ce |
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Craig ty-glas
(Cairn(s)) — Miscellaneous
This enigmatically placed cairn first came to my attention only two years ago, perusing the map whilst gazing across the valley from the excellent Craig Rhiwarth hill fort. As it transpired a slog to the curious (ancient?) summit cairn of Glan-hafon last year accorded a further opportunity to ponder a visit. Simple things....
So... upon traversing the wild heather moor from Y Bala, the B4391 descends, in an appropriately dramatic fashion, to the village of Llangynog. Crossing the Afon Eirth a right turn accesses a dead-end minor road heading toward Cwm Rhiweirth. Easy parking is to be had just before the house at Glan-yr-Afon whereupon a short walk northward brings the traveller to the Nant Buarth Glas, a field gate on the left between houses accessing a public footpath (the gate secured with string in such a farcical manner as to require me to climb the thing). It is then a case of utilising said path, following the arrows, so to speak, to the point where it meets the main bridleway heading south. Now since the somewhat overbearing crags of Craig Ty-glas are those towering above to the west, it is necessary to ignore the bridleway and look for a copse of (larch?) trees, within which you'll locate a track - well, sort of - heading steeply uphill to the left of the tumbling stream.
The cairn, bearing obvious elements of a former cist, not to mention kerbing, enjoys panoramic views across to the mighty Craig Rhiwarth. Worth the effort.
Posted 13 Nov 18ce |
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Hi, I'm Robert ... aka Citizen Cairn'd. I've a passion for attempting to understand the lives of the pioneering prehistoric inhabitants of these British Isles, seeking out the remains they left behind in order to ask myself "why here ... why did it matter so... why such commitment?". Needless to say I'm still pondering such intangibles. Just as an empty house appears to retain echoes of past humanity... so does the stone circle, the chambered cairn, the long barrow and the mountain top funerary cairn. Visiting them, I think, helps engender a certain 'connection' with this land of ours, with ourselves - our past, our present and our future; a reference point for those of us perhaps struggling to make sense of this so-called 'computer world' Kraftwerk warned us was a'coming in 1981.... danke, mein herren.
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On the eternal board
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(CARY, NC) – Chase Bebout (Lake Worth, FL) pitched five scoreless innings and Jeremy Gould (Bellaire, TX)provided the offense with a 3-run home run as the Duke Blue Devils (9-3) defeated the Quinnipiac Bobcats (0-5) baseball team 5-0 on Tuesday afternoon.
In the bottom of the first inning, outfielder Jeremy Gould hit a 3-run home run off of Quinnipiac starter Kyle Birdsall (Orange, CT) and set the tone for the rest of the game.
With a 3-0 lead, Bebout began the afternoon by retiring fourteen of the first sixteen batters he faced. The pitcher threw five scoreless innings for the Blue Devils, allowing just four hits while striking out six more.
Outfielder Mike Carroll (Granger, IN) tacked on another run with a single in the bottom of the fourth inning putting Duke ahead 4-0.
The score would stay that way into the top of the sixth inning where the Blue Devils turned to reliever Chris Manno (Brooklyn, NY) to maintain the lead.
Manno would pitch the last four innings of the game while not yielding a single run. The left-hander was provided an insurance run in the 7th inning on a sacrifice fly from Will Piwnica-Worms (St. Louis, MO) to increase the lead to five and Manno would continue to pitch well down the stretch, earning his first save of the season.
Infielder Joe Poletsky (Riverside, CT) went 2 for 3 with a walk in the loss and Bobcat catcher Kyle Nisson (Wallingford, CT) also picked up two hits for Quinnipiac.
The Quinnipiac Bobcats will continue to look for their first win of the season when the team travels to Richmond, Va. to play Virginia Commonwealth University on Wednesday. First pitch is scheduled for three o'clock at The Diamond.
The box score for today's game can be seen at this link, courtesy of Quinnipiac Athletics: http://www.quinnipiacbobcats.com/fls/17500/stats/baseball/2010/du0309.htm


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