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Hot News: 12/12/2013 - We have sold all of our inventory for this season. We are closed. A very special thanks to our customers! We wish you a joyous holiday season.
Come on down to Merry Christmas Tree Farm to start a family tradition of cherished memories. Our Christmas Tree Farm is located at 1890 Getwell Rd, Nesbit, MS 38651, just 5 miles south of Goodman Rd and 30 miles from Memphis, TN. You can contact us at 662-429-2773 or 662-429-9462. We keep the "Merry" in Christmas!
We are the Number 1 Tree Farm in the mid-south. We have a huge selection of trees in a wide variety of sizes. We feature live Leyland Cypress, Virginia Pine, and Blue Sapphire trees at our choose and cut tree farm. We also feature pre-cut live Fraser Fir Trees from North Carolina. We have just the right tree for you. We also feature a large selection of Wreaths and Garland.
Special prices for our plump Virginia pines that are ready for your family room. Price Range: 6/7 Ft. - $49.00 and 8/10 Ft. $59.00
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Christmas Gift shop Open House is November 24 from 1:00 p.m until 5:00 p.m. It's our best sale of the year. We offer fresh wreaths, fresh garland, holiday home decorations, gift items, Fenton glass and a wide selection of ornaments. Don't miss this one!
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Nightprowler10, an enigma who seems perfectly harmless but gets called "****" a lot, turns 29 today.
Hope you have a great day mate.
Nightprowler10, an enigma who seems perfectly harmless but gets called "****" a lot, turns 29 today.
Hope you have a great day mate.
WWCC - Loyaulte Mi Lie
"People make me happy.. not places.. people"
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." - Samuel Johnson
"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
He's an ok bloke for a Lahori. Happy Birthday my man. Hope you have a great one!
Whoa, a pretty impressive couple of days for CW birthdays. Happy birthday! Hope it's a great one.
The **** is now an old ****.
Srsly though, WAG. Has a very attractive beard itbt.
Was going to post the pic of him wearing a cricket helmet from the "what do you look like" thread in celebration, but sadly it appears to no longer be available. RIP to its friends and family.
HB man.
Top bloke for someone with Scots relatives. Also responsible for the funniest ever post on CW, made in the "Stupidest thing you have ever done" thread. "Genius" is tossed around too easily nowadays, but no other word will do.
All the best, chap.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"as much a news event as an actual footballer, a worthy stop-start centre forward, but an all-time hyper-galactico when it comes to doing funny things with cars and hats, a player whose signing proves once again that the Premier League is still undoubtedly the best in the world when it comes to doing things with cars and hats."
- Barney Ronay on Mario Balotelli
Nah got not time for the bloke.
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
love the guy
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
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Campus Connections: March 25-26, 2014
"Campus Connections" provides a unique visit opportunity designed for out-of-state counselors to experience UMW. Please mark your calendars for Tuesday and Wednesday, March 25 and 26. UMW will help reimburse travel expenses for individuals traveling distances greater than 150 miles. As space and resources are limited we ask that each school send no more than one representative. Hotel accommodations will be provided for the night of the 25.
- Engage with the UMW Community
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Typewriter Series #425 by Tyler Knott Gregson
We see what we are prepared to see. But only time shows the truth.
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Typewriter Series #425 by Tyler Knott Gregson
We see what we are prepared to see. But only time shows the truth.
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…Drive fast on empty streets with nothing in mind except falling in love and not getting arrested.
Hunter S. Thompson
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You took off your clothes, left on the light
You stood there so brave
You used to be shy
Each feature improved, each movement refined and eyes like a showroom
Now they are spreading out the blankets on the beach
That weatherman is a liar
He said it would be rain-ing but it's clear and blue as far as I can see
NEED to learn how to make this!!!
Christmas time is here!!! Embrace it. \o/
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He could feel her dropping back to inexpressive girlishness. Her conscience had been eased of its burden. It was wonderful, he thought, how such depths of feeling could co-exist with such an absence of imagination.
The ink-black nights were turning cold, the stars frosty and fewer. The raft swayed in the ghostly trail of moonlight and seemed to be sailing away.
Catch 22, Joseph Heller, 1961, p. 386.
To welcome the cold months. That they be fair, and warm… x
When my arms wrap you round I press
My heart upon the loveliness
that has long faded from the world.
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Source: violentwavesofemotion
'I'd like to show you some ink blots now to find out what certain shapes and colors remind you of.'
'You can save yourself the trouble, Doctor. Everything reminds me of sex.'
Catch 22, Joseph Heller, 1961, p. 341.
Oh my, Yossarian is the best!
It is not length of life, but depth of life. … A great integrity makes us immortal; an admiration, a deep love, a strong will, arms us above fear. It makes a day memorable. We say we lived years in that hour.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Immortality", in The Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1909.
Superficiality is for the
This is what I thought: for the most banal even to become an adventure, you must (and this is enough) begin to recount it. This is what fools people: a man is always a teller of tales, he sees everything that happens to him through them; and he tries to live his own life as if he were telling a story. But you have to choose: live or tell.
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Typewriter Series #187 by Tyler Knott Gregson
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Why does the mind do such things? Turn on us, rend us, dig the claws in. If you get hungry enough, they say, you start eating your own heart. Maybe it's much the same.
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The Problem with frost is that it only has a limited options for nuke. Only 3 as of now plus Fireball. 1st: Frobo 2nd: Icelance 3rd: Deepfreeze as of 3.3 and 4th Fireball.
Icelance however doesnt do enough damage, Deepfreeze is on a looooooooong cooldown and you can only use it if FoF procs. Meaning even if its off CD you have to hope for a FoF in order to use it. Fireball doesn't scale with any of the talents of the frost tree and should be used with the t10 bonus.
My suggestion: Let Brainfreeze proc FFB. Which would fix my next lament.
FFB a new Skill we got in WotLK but i only used it a while in naxx and on Anub25Hero. Thats it. It should find it's use SOMEWHERE. It's not viable in PvP so get some room for it in PvE. Let Brainfreeze proc FFB and i think Frost PvE viability would increase by a lot and FFB would find its place.


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For me, the Albino Drake was worth 50 mounts. I find myself struggling to even think about working towards 100 mounts. Honestly... I've never liked Dragonhawks much. If the 100 mount would have been an armored bat, or (dare i to even dream of such a mount) something like the Pterodax down in Un'goro crator... then you'd surely see me working my tail off for that thing. The Dragon hawks...eeehn... I want to like them for lore reasons, but graphic wise, I'd feel like I'm sitting on a flying kite. :/
The dragonhawk mounts are just too small, they look odd, especially since youre sitting on its head and not on its back.
Havnt really started on this one, but im at 67 mounts at the moment, just from NR ones and finishing up Skyguard even after id gotten my albino drake.
Need 14 more non-combat pets for the other one, i dont know where im gonna get those...
Viper007Bond said...
I'm with you. 50 wasn't difficult at all. I had it the day 3.0 came out.
100 however is looking to be terribly difficult and the reward isn't all that awesome.
I'll personally be waiting for more mounts to be added to the game before making a serious attempt at it.
Lol, sitting on the dragonhawks looks ridiculous, especially for tauren (possibly draenei too?)
The thing can barely get it's beak out from between your knees and you rise/fall by about a yard every time it flaps.
Whenever I had to fly out to the Island of QD, I turned my monitor off till I landed and I zoomed all the way to 1st person mode for the dailies. O.o


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Laying Bricks (why you'll start seeing more posts from me)
After following a link from hacker news I found this inspiring video called "Stacking Bricks" by Amy Hoy over at Unicorn Free. Wow. What she said just connected a bunch of dots for me. I highly recommend it if you're interested in how companies like 37signals become successful. In retrospect it seems obvious, but it's really not. Everyone looks at these successful bootstrapped companies and thinks it's an overnight success, whereas that is so far from the truth.
You have to start small. There's no way you can go directly from zero to success. Even with things like kickstarter and indiegogo, you can't expect to get much money unless you already have a proven track record. How do you get a proven track record? Start small.
Some people start with open-source software. Others start with a successful blog. From there they move on to selling a book, teaching, or building a software product (or some combination). Each success builds up to the next one.
For example, imagine if I was to write a book right now (which I've considered). (Almost) no one would buy it - regardless of how good it was. Even if I gave it away for free it probably would go nowhere. Why? Because reading a book takes time, time is money, and no one has any reason to believe that I'm a good writer or my book would be worth anything.
There's so much noise out there that people want proof something's worth their time before they even look at it. That's why reddit is so popular. That's why hackernews is so popular. They act as filters on the fire-house that is the internet - adding a signal of what's worth the time to look at right now.
So, from now on I'm going to write more and make more high quality posts. I've been blogging somewhat for a long time and sharing some things, but I've been frustrated with the results. I didn't understand the fundamental concept - the blog is the new resume.
If you like my blog, consider following me on tumblr, or subscribing to the feed, or following me on twitter. If you don't like it, well, why are you still here?


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Perpetual energy for the most part has turned out to be an Internet farce. Last year we ran a story about some Aussies who claimed they had produced a perpetual energy generator that was powerful enough to power an entire home and was reasonably priced. Surprise, surprise, we haven't heard anything more from them.
But, the above video, which is relatively detailed, shows you how to make a perpetual energy machine to power a light bulb and it looks real. Using just magnets and some household items it appears to be totally feasible. Unfortunately, the video stops short and doesn't actually show the light bulb connected. You be the judge, does this look like the real deal? Would the motor hold up? Can the magnet make it spin fast enough to power a light bulb?


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POCAHONTAS, Va. (AP) — Construction is underway on a 30-mile segment of the new Spearhead Trail project in Tazewell County.
County Administrator Jim Spencer tells the Bluefield Daily Telegraph (http://bit.ly/1npwQXJ ) the project is about half finished.
The segment between Boissevain and Pocahontas will bring the Virginia-side trail system within reach of the neighboring West Virginia-based Hatfield-McCoy trail system, creating a two-state tourism link for the region. The trail will be open to all-terrain vehicles, bikes, horses, hikers and others.
The Southwest Virginia Regional Recreational Authority will operate the trail, which ultimately will extend through seven southwest Virginia counties. The first section opened last year in Wise County.


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Smoke + Cedar
- Address:
2013 South Cedar Street, Suite 100
Tacoma, WA 98405Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Smoke + Cedar
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.smokeandcedar.com/
- Phone: 2533436090x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Mon-Fri 7am - 11am, Sat + Sun 7am -10am
Brunch: Sat + Sun 10am - 3pm
Lunch: Mon-Fri: 11am - 2pm
Dinner: Daily 4pm - Close
Bar: Daily 11am - Close
Happy Hour: 11am - Close (3pm - Close weekends)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Northwest, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Smoke + Cedar
SMOKE + CEDAR is casual dining with seriously delicious food, and a high energy level; it is FUN Dining not Fine dining--a place to hang out to eat + drink with good friends. The food can be described as modern American comfort food, freshly made and with a Chef's attention to great quality and flavors. The drink menu features hand-shaken/stirred specialty cocktails that are delicious as well as affordable. And all of these details are filtered through the prism of a modern NW lodge— The room is buzzing, fantastic quality + reasonable prices.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
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Smoke + Cedar - Best Restaurants in Tacoma ›
Smoke + Cedar reviews from OpenTable diners
85 reviews since June 2, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (44)scenic view (34)fit for foodies (29)good for groups (26)great for lunch (26)great for brunch (26)special occasion (24)neighborhood gem (20)hot spot (5)romantic (5)late-night find (5)notable wine list (5)kid-friendly (5)vibrant bar scene (4)Show More
- DissapointedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/27/2014My husband had bought me a Pacific Grill gift card. We decided to try this restaurant for it's more casual style. Restaurant was incredibly noisy. We were not offered a table outside, as it seemed they were trying to limit their service area. As more people came in, we could see them agreeing to seat them outside. Our server gave us the feeling that we were boring him. We did not receive a greeting or even a smile. The food choices were limited. My husband loves prime rib, but not horseradish. Since the meal came with a side of horseradish mashed potatoes, he asked if he could change the side. Our waiter told him he could choose from the list of sides. We were surprised to see a sub charge added to our bill. Iceberg salad was very goodSpecial Features:
- A good time had by allfoofaholicDined on 9/26/2014The elks Club sure has improved since they allowed women to join. when I was a member here 20 years ago it was a rather iffy place. The restaurant is now open to the public. It is vibrant and innovative. Our group of 6 feasted on sides and apps folowed by a taste of all the desserts. Our server was the greatest. Be sure and try the smoked whiskey if you imbibe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- somaretlawDined on 9/21/2014service great, food was delicious.atmosphere also great.love the bisc.and gravySpecial Features:
- Varied menuSunshineDined on 9/20/2014We enjoyed having choices on the dinner menu that appealed to the gourmet or the home cooked dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Busy but goodNotAFoodieJustHungryDined on 9/19/2014Despite being very short staffed in the kitchen, our server was patient and professional. He checked on is regularly, brought complimentary appetizers and remained very friendly. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Service - Great Food !JzLjDined on 9/6/2014We happened to find this place while looking for a new restaurant to try and were rewarded with great food and excellent service !! We would certainly recommend it and have added it to our list of favorites !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brunch was deliciousjaneymat7VIPDined on 8/31/2014tried brunch at Smoke + Cedar and it was very good. ...Lovely setting for a lazy Sunday breakfast.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2 Hours for a Mediocre MealjhanwayDined on 8/29/2014After experiencing many wonderful meals at Pacific Grill, I was very excited to try out the latest Gordon Naccarato restaurant. Unfortunately it looks like they still have some kinks to iron out. The menu looked good enough, but unfortunately that was the last good part of the experience. After choosing the artichoke dip starter, which is a cold dip (not mentioned on the menu), we continued on to wait 75 minutes for our dinners to arrive. Our waiter's explanation was that they had a large group order ahead of us. During the wait we were only checked in on three times by our waiter and were not offered any type of options until after our meal came. I'd write about the food, but honestly there wasn't anything to write about.Special Features:
- Great place for a quick bitebirthdaygirlsDined on 8/28/2014Great location, interesting menu, beautiful setting and yummy food. PerfectSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too bad the food is terribleQIsabellaDined on 8/27/2014This is a lovely restaurant with a great view of the golf course. The staff is amazing and the service quite good. It is too bad that the food is terrible. The "roasted" vegetables as a side dish seemed to be boiled from a frozen package. The main courses were over cooked, dry and had no flavor. The kitchen needs to be up the game or people will not be returning no matter how good the service.Special Features:
- YummysmbmaxVIPDined on 8/24/2014We really enjoyed our meal here and the service was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wanted to like it, but couldn'tTac253Dined on 8/16/2014The food was terrible, and for a restaurant that was nearly empty, the service left a lot to be desired. We had read about the "smoke-infused" style of food and drink, and were very interested to try it. The smoke, however, was overwhelming. It overpowered the food and made it difficult to eat. The restaurant setting and decor was nice, but we expected much better service given it was nearly empty.
- Nice for Tacoma....VivaDined on 8/10/2014This was my first experience of dining at Smoke + Cedar. It is a beautiful restaurant. I was disappointed with the coffee and the small amount of cream that was provided. My friend was also disappointed in her Mimosa which arrived flat (without bubbles) and was served in a wine glass as opposed to a champagne glass. I enjoyed one of the scrambles and a side dish of potatoes both of which were delicious. The place is pretty enough to want to return to check out additional menu items. Plus, the experience made me want to get my golf clubs out of storage:-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant timeduckDined on 8/7/2014We enjoyed a nice evening with great service, interesting food and a really nice atmosphere. The place wasn't very busy but if it was it is so well appointed it would be just as pleasant.Special Features:
- DrPhilDrPhilDined on 8/3/2014Smoke + Cedar is located on the Allenmore Golf Course. It's a very nice building and the restaurant is attractive looking out upon the golf course. The service was very good. The food? Not so much. We both ordered the prime rib omelet and it was OK, but not terribly good. The hash browns were tasty at first, but then we got both snoots full of sage that turned us off. The apple smoked bacon was tasty but greasy. The only thing we really liked was the biscuits and gravy. We will not return.
- GmamaDined on 8/1/2014We had planned an early movie followed by dinner at Smoke + Cedar and made reservations accordingly. Our plan went haywire when the projector at the movie broke. We decided to go directly to the restaurant instead of trying to fill the time prior to dinner. The staff at Smoke + Cedar was understanding and accommodating despite this being a busy Friday night. We sat outside in their large, covered patio area which provided a view of the golf course. The patio is open yet sheltered from the sun as well as the rain and wind. Our server was friendly and knowledgable. The menu offers familiar favorites with a twist. Bar menu was creative and each of the drinks we ordered was delicious. We look forward to going back for another fun evening!Special Features:
- New, needs to step it upPugetSoundchowhoundDined on 7/26/2014Our party of 4 had made advanced reservations. We were seated promptly on the deck in a less than stellar location overlooking the parking lot. There were several tables overlooking the golf course that were empty though as was most of the restaurant. Our server was fairly prompt in taking our drink and dinner orders. However, we waited endlessly for our meal to be served. The place was practically empty so I have to think that the kitchen was just very inefficient. I ordered the gf version of the shrimp which meant that they just left off the toasted french bread. It really needed a starch to soak up the sauce. Waitress was not helpful when I tried to ask her about this. Overall, it took long 2 hours. Needs refining and some better mgmt.Special Features:
- needs some workmenumamaDined on 7/26/2014Smoke n Cedar is an average restaurant that needs a menu revamping. The alacarte menu is small and not at its best choices. Rubbery calamari in a great buttery sauce chicken wings that should be on a bar menu a bread and butter. The main course selection was average, nothing spectacular and prepared the same. The wait staff and bar was amazing but I would expect nothing less since it is adjacent to the Elks. I hate to see such a beautiful place fail but unless the menu gets an overhaul I for see another Tacoma restaurant fading away into the fairway.Special Features:
- all the staff were fantastic!rdbfandoDined on 7/25/2014The staff were great! They had an outside table reserved for us just in case we wanted to dine outdoors, which we did. When it got a little breezy they moved us next to the fireplace and fired it up for us. The food was perfect: prime rib, the scatta platta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Way to Start Your Workdaycme4loansDined on 7/25/2014Looking for a great breakfast to enjoy before your busy day? I was. I found it right here. The menu had all of the main breakfast fare with a few chef-created dishes too. I chose the SF Joe's scramble. My wife had the frittata. Both our our selections had generous portion of ingredients and sufficient in size to take for left-overs for breakfast the next day. Great coffee, 2 choices of bacon on menu: I had my choice of 2 strips of applewood-smoked or 3 of "average" (their word on menu) bacon. Looking out over the golf course provided a nice serenity before heading off to work. I look forward to returning many times in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale brunch reasonably pricedEat253Dined on 7/20/2014The food was delicious and inventive, but accessible in both flavor and price. Our group of four had an adult beverage each (it's called Boozy Brunch for a reason!), appetizer and four entrees plus coffee and our bill was $106. For the amount and quality of food, this was a great value. They didn't skimp on the portions either--three of us had to take home part of our meals. Very enjoyable atmosphere--for once a restaurant that is not too loud! Parking Tip: the lower lot looks full due to golf course parking, but the upper level parking is mostly open for restaurant diners.Special Features:
- Sunday BrunchFrugal6Dined on 7/13/2014We went for brunch on Sunday. The food was good, but I asked for spinach in my omelet which they forgot to put in so I had to get it on the side instead. The French toast was overpriced for just two pieces of bread. No eggs, hashbrowns or toast included. The ambiance was nice and the servers were good. An okay experience overall.Special Features:
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014Stella was such a great server......didn't mind all our questions and anticipated our needs. Dean, the barmaster, talked with us for a good amount of time, also. What a gem he is.......his drinks and his personality are fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place in the Tacoma community.blackirishDined on 7/12/2014New updated everything. Interesting decor. Great service. Food was portioned correctly and well prepared. Menu has variety but is not over done. Went for brunch only on a Saturday so far and will be going again. No complaints. The only thing I saw was that it is still a very new place and as such staff was just a tad bit stiff. Very nice and will trained just not 100% comfortable yet with the new operations. I have no doubt that this will change shortly and certainly didn't stand out. Definitely go!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Limited Dinner OptionsNurse1Dined on 7/11/2014It was our first time there for dinner. Our waitress was very good and very patient. Your choices for dinner were very limited. Dinner was good. A bucket of shrimp with only 10 shrimp???Special Features:
- Local ingredients; on the greenKersiDined on 7/9/2014Lovely restaurant on a lush green golf course with great service, locally source ingredients & delicious food. The only gripe I'd have is that the kitchen closes too early - the restaurant could capitalize on al-fresco dining especially in the summer months to perhaps close the kitchen @ 10pm instead of 9pm ?Special Features:
- Delicious!smbmaxVIPDined on 7/3/2014We will definitely be back. The food was wonderful! We loved the decor and atmosphere as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and tasty!DininDivaDined on 6/28/2014Interesting small menu during happy hour and fast service. Waitstaff worked as a team to clear dishes from all tables. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice.SuemarieDined on 6/28/2014Greeting was very nice, then we were invisible for a long wait for water, then more waiting for wine order. Very apologetic for the delay. After that it was great. The food was wonderful and well priced, and the menu was inviting. I would like to try breakfast and lunch. It is a very pretty, NW type of place. It was very busy and there were people of all ages and some families as well. Very casual. We liked it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Prime RibOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/22/2014We have now decided Smoke + Cedar is now our favorite local restaurant. Fabulous and creative cocktails, smoked olives, and the best prime rib I have ever had. And that's coming from a foodie! Love this placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service SlowmissdiDined on 6/22/2014We visited Smoke & Cedar on a recent Sunday for breakfast. We had a reservation, it wasn't busy but still waited at the hostess stand for 10 minutes to be seated. After sitting for another 10 minutes we received water and an offer of beverages and MENUS. If we had been seated with menus, I'm sure at least two of us would have ordered beverages. Two parties, that we could see, came in after us were served before we were. The food was good but we had to ask for salt & pepper, jam, more coffee and water.
- A Wonderful ExperienceEwittmeDined on 6/16/2014We were there for lunch. The menu covered all of our desires (4). The food was attractive, hot and delicious. Our server was attentive, friendly but never obtrusive. We are going back for dinner on our next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Smoke but no firembtacomaDined on 6/15/2014I was so anxious to try Smoke + Cedar and had been told by several to try the restaurant's Scatta Platta ... My husband and I read over the small menu and decided YES, it was the fish platter for us. We each ordered one ... only to have our waitress return to tell us the kitchen only had one left. Fine. I ordered shrimp scampi. It took 45 minutes for our appetizer to be delivered. Apologies came from our waitress and a dining room supervisor. Then another 20ish minutes for our entrees. They were fine. The fish platter was FAR tastier than the scampi -- which was kind of unremarkable. We'll try again ... and hope the kitchen is fully stocked next time!Special Features:
- 2nd visit disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 6/15/2014I had been to the Pacific Grill the night before and had a wonderful dinner with great service, so when our group went for Father's Day dinner I was expecting the same level of service. Wrong! Our server hardly said two words to our group - no greeting, no interaction. Drinks were watered down and as bad as the service. I had been to S+C the week they first opened and had a good experience but this was inexcusable. Food was what our group was expecting, but we couldn't get over the poor service and how long it took to get our food. We won't be going back. Too bad, the decor of the place is cool!Special Features:
- DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014Love the food here! Unique and exciting menu. Definitely recommend the chicken fried steak and dirty fries. Our only complaint was that when we checked in for our reservations we were told it was a fully booked evening and that we would be seated shortly. They encourage us to wait in the bar. We didn't. About 10 min later we were seated at a table that had been ready for us the whole time because it had a reserved sign on it. We noticed that others had the same thing happen. We felt like they were trying to squeeze a couple of more dollars out of us by waiting in the bar. We could be totally off base, but that was the impression we got. None the less, the food made up for it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time guest - loved it!SeafoodSusieDined on 6/15/2014Our server was fantastic!! Attended for Father's Day dinner, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Unique cocktails and appetizer choices, and no issue with minor modifications to sauces when requested. Nice selection of entrees that met varied tastes.....Steelhead was superbly prepared, and the Prime Rib looked amazing. Scattah Platter contained a large amount of assorted seafood, and also got good remarks. The Greek Orzo was hearty and tasty too. It was fun to watch the golfers out on the course while dining. We spent 2 hours dining, and were never rushed along - very relaxing experience. The decor feels like a friends hunting lodge - inviting and comfortable. Can't wait to go back and try more items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food, Marginal ServiceSeniorDinerVIPDined on 6/15/2014My spouse and I had an early breakfast here on Father's Day. The waitress did not greet us for Father's Day or explain any of the breakfast items on the menu. It was our first visit for breakfast. Frittata and Belgium waffle were good. When asked to box my frittata to take home, the server forgot my request. We waited for several minutes, did not see her, and decided to leave. The other waitress near us was a lot more attentive and could have made this Father's Day breakfast a favorable day. As it is, it was a good breakfast but nothing notable to remember or excite us to come back.Special Features:
- Not top 10 listPenny4mythoughtsDined on 6/14/2014Our server did a good job keeping us informed when the bar was behind and there was a delay getting our drink order out to us. My main disappointment was with the food. I had the pasta papa and wouldn't order it again or recommend it to someone else. My wife ordered the shrimp scampi and thought it was "ok". Perhaps steaks and burgers are the better dishes on the menu. Not sure if I'd give this one another try.Special Features:
- Wasn't bad, but wasn't specialOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/10/2014Although having a reservation we had to sit and wait for 5-10 mins...As we were being brought in we noticed a abundant amount of open tables...A lil confused, but soon got over it...As an app we ordered some bread and BBQ wings...wings were familiar, and the bread was, well, bread...For our entrees I got the steelhead and the wife got the seafood platter...My salmon was phenomenally cooked, and flavors were that of smoke and perfectly seasoned...the platter was that of any place that fries a bunch of food and sticks it on a plate...my wife got over it quickly...too much fried stuff for her...we finished off the night with a banana tart and a Choco cake, both, just ok...Overall, it was a nice dinner...nothing more, nothing less...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/10/2014We had reservations but still had to wait for our table even though the restaurant was empty. The service was slow and the portions were a bit small.


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Camden, New Jersey, is America's most dangerous city, a once proud place now ravaged by addiction and poverty and guns and decay. It's also a really unlikely place to start a Little League. Kathy Dobie spends a season of heroism and survival with the coaches, players, moms, dreamers, retired gangbangers, and wised-up ex-cons who believe in baseball's power to transform the hood read more
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Twenty percent. And rising. More and more men are starving themselves to death in a pathological pursuit of perfection. Male anorexics have much in common with women who suffer from the same debilitating illness, but there's a striking difference: For the vast majority of men, help is not on the way read more
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Fast and Furious. Conceal and carry. The Dark Knight theater shootings. In America these days, it seems like everyone is packing heat. In fact, we're the most heavily armed populace on the planet. So where do most of us go when we need a shiny new Glock or a convenient AK-47? Increasingly to mega-shops like Sprague's Sports in Yuma, Arizona. That's where Jeanne Marie Laskas ventured recently, spending a few shifts behind the counter and seeing for herself how we shop, sell, justify, and even come to love the deadliest things among us read more
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Everybody's doing it. Ted Williams, his kids, gay men, rich Westerners. They're freezing their bodies for the future, when science (God help us) will laugh at death. David Rakoff explores the strange cult of wanting to live forever read more
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I miss lookbook. My schedule got so busy and hectic since last Friday, that I couldn't unwind at home. In fact as soon as I post this, I have to head off to a party. From meetings, to a surprise birthday party, to weekend vacation with friends, to a movie premiere, to dinners, it was a non stop activity laden week. The late hours I put myself into is already taking a toll. Im sleepy as hell. I need a good 9 hours sleep because I'm, quite frankly, exhausted.:)
Though I have no regrets about the past few days because it was hell lot of fun:)!! I wouldnt mind doing it again soon...so long as i get a good sleep after.
As the expression goes: "I'm seeing spots" referring to someone who is hallucinating, seem apt to my current state. How funny how it ended up literally as an outfit theme in this post. Even the choice of shades/frames, surrealist inspired swans are a tell tale sign I'm almost going into a dream state.
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Harmony Hustle is a party game in Mario Sports Mix where the sport of this game is volleyball. This game can be played with up to four players, in three different courts: Peach's Castle, DK Dock, and Bowser Jr. Blvd..
The objective of the game is to score as many points as possible. Players can score points by hitting balls of their respective color. A colored circle will show where the ball will land; the player of that specific color must hit that ball. Player 1 gets the blue balls; player 2 gets the red balls; player 3 gets the green balls; player 4 gets the yellow balls.
Players earn 10 points by hitting a ball. Collecting coins gives players an additional 10 points for each coin collected. Spiked balls make players lose 50 points, and will end their combo. Hitting a multi-colored ball gives the player 50 points. Any player can hit the multi-colored balls.
Players don't earn points when the CPU players hit any balls, unless they're multi-colored. Also, if the CPU players hit any spiked balls, points won't be deducted. Lastly, players do earn points if the CPU players grab any coins.
Other obstacles can pop up as well, such as Banana Peels and Mini Mushrooms. Hitting these can hinder players, which can cause combos to end.
If players manage not to miss any balls, they earn bonus points for every ten combos (50 for ten, 100 for twenty, and so on). The game has a sense of rhythm to it, as depicted by the music that is played during the stage, which differs, depending on the court being played on. Just like in a volleyball game, there is no time limit, but the game will end when the music ends.
The songs that are played are as follows:
The harder levels can be unlocked by clearing the songs in Party Mode, or by clearing certain alternate paths.
Along with those songs are the Mix Medley songs, which combine the three basic songs into one.
The medley songs are:
To unlock the Mix Medleys, players have to clear all the normal songs in tournament mode. The tournament cup that's being played will determine the Mix Medley that'll be unlocked; for example, clearing all the normal songs at the Mushroom Cup will unlock the Mushroom Mix Medley.
The medley songs are often harder than the normal songs, since many kinds of obstacles can pop up to mess up the players.
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On Monday, Kettlehouse swapped out two 40 barrel fermentation and bright tanks for two 90 barrel ones to increase capacity. With the switch, Kettlehouse now has the capacity to reach close to 10,000 barrels per year which is an arbitrary, but important number in Montana's statutes. Read along below and you'll see the issue:
16-3-213. Brewers or beer importers not to retail beer -- small brewery exceptions. (1) Except as provided for small breweries in subsection (2), it is unlawful for any brewer or breweries or beer importer to have or own any permit to sell or retail beer at any place or premises. It is the intention of this section to prohibit brewers and beer importers from engaging in the retail sale of beer. This section does not prohibit breweries from selling and delivering beer manufactured by them, in original packages, at either wholesale or retail.That's the Montana statute that creates the now familiar 48 ounce limitation and requires tap rooms to stop serving at 8:00 p.m. You might not have known, however, that permission to sell beer for on-premise consumption in a brewery tap room is only granted to "small breweries" producing at least 100 barrels annually, but not more than 10,000 barrels annually.*
(2) (a) For the purposes of this section, a "small brewery" is a brewery that has an annual nationwide production of not less than 100 barrels or more than 10,000 barrels.
(b) A small brewery may, at one location for each brewery license, provide samples of beer that were brewed and fermented on the premises in a sample room located on the licensed premises. The samples may be provided with or without charge between the hours of 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. No more than 48 ounces of malt beverage may be sold or given to each individual customer during a business day.
The 10,000 barrel limit was enacted in 1999 as part of the compromise with other members of the three-tier manufacturing/distributing/retailing system to allow on-premise sales at tap rooms. Perhaps at the time no one expected the boom in Montana's craft beer industry. Now, that boom is responsible for significant job creation and a great market for Montana's agricultural products. Oh . . and . . . uh . . . . great beer for us craft beer lovers. It's time to make legislative changes to help the industry, not limit it.
* Note: The Missoulian article has an unintentional error when it says Big Sky Brewing Co. is the only brewery which can legally exceed 10,000 barrels. Other breweries can exceed this limit, but may need to make changes to their operations.


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Lodge Farm Junior Mixed and Infant School
Willenhall School Sports College Campus
Furzebank Way
West Midlands
Phone:01902 368587
Headteacher: Mr Ashley Winters B.Ed(Hons)Npqh
309 pupils, Mixed
|Unique Reference Number
|Local Authority
|Inspection number
|Inspection dates
|19–20 May 2009
|Reporting inspector
|Marion Thompson
This inspection of the school was carried out under section 5 of the Education Act 2005.
The registered childcare, managed by the governing body, was inspected under section 49 of the Childcare Act 2006.
|Type of school
|School category
|Age range of pupils
|Gender of pupils
|Number on roll
|School (total)
|Appropriate authority
|The governing body
|John Kinsey
|Linda Birch
|Date of previous school inspection
|12 July 2006
Date of previous funded early education
|Not previously inspected
|Date of previous childcare inspection
|Not previously inspected
|School address
|Furzebank Way
|Telephone number
|01902 368587
|Fax number
|01902 368587
|Age group
|Inspection dates
|19–20 May 2009
|Inspection number
© Crown copyright 2009
Website: ofsted.gov.uk
The inspection was carried out by three additional inspectors.
This is a larger-than-average school, with a Nursery and Reception class in the Early Years Foundation Stage. Most pupils are of White British heritage. Other members of the school population come from a diverse range of backgrounds, with the largest group being of Indian heritage. Very few pupils are at the early stages of learning English. The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is broadly average. The school has been awarded the Anti-Bullying Mark, Healthy Schools Award and Activemark.
|Grade 1
|Grade 2
|Grade 3
|Grade 4
Overall effectiveness of the school
Grade: 3
This is a satisfactory school. The school has successfully reversed the previous trend of declining standards and underachievement, which was most acute in the Early Years Foundation Stage and in Years 1 and 2. Some aspects of the school's work, for example, promoting personal development and the care the school provides for pupils, are good. This has contributed to higher attendance rates, which are now broadly average, and to pupils' positive attitudes to learning and good behaviour. Because pupils know they are valued, they show respect for each other, and behave responsibly and safely, making a good contribution to the school and wider community. Pupils enjoy all aspects of school life, as illustrated by one parents' comment that, 'There seems to be a highlight every day which my children want to talk about when they come home.'
By Year 6, standards are broadly average and achievement is satisfactory. Older pupils have rapidly made up lost ground in mathematics and science. In English, while there has been rapid progress over the last year, standards remain too low, especially in writing, because pupils were further behind in this area. Pupils in Years 1 and 2 make satisfactory progress overall. In both key stages, there are a few occasions when pupils, especially the most able, do not make as much progress as they should because lessons lack challenge. Pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities make satisfactory progress, because provision is meeting their needs. The small number of pupils at the early stages of learning English make satisfactory progress.
Improved teaching has contributed to the recent rise in standards and achievement. Whilst remaining satisfactory overall, there is a substantial increase in the proportion of good teaching, particularly in Years 3 to 6, and there are now very few unsatisfactory lessons. Teachers are starting to use ongoing assessment to gauge whether pupils understand their work and to make changes to plans when needed. In addition, academic guidance is now satisfactory. Marking, whilst still a little inconsistent, provides more specific advice to pupils on how to improve their work. Pupils' progress is measured more frequently and accurately, so that obstacles to learning are overcome more quickly through work in target groups. One parent noted: 'My son's issues with literacy were identified early on and addressed, enabling him to move up a level.'
The sound curriculum provides opportunities for pupils to develop well their awareness of health issues. The wide range of popular extra-curricular activities provides good opportunities for exercise and promotes pupils' good social, moral, spiritual and cultural development. Pupils in this school really love singing and this is developed well, for example through choral singing in the community. Activities to develop writing across the curriculum are rather limited, but there are instances of good practice. Pupils in Years 5 and 6 displayed great empathy when writing letters from a young soldier about to go 'over the top', at the same time making good progress in understanding the difference between formal and informal writing.
A key factor in improving achievement and attendance has been the substantial refinement of development planning, based on a much closer analysis of the work of the school. Changes are underpinned by well-targeted staff development. This has resulted in improvements in teaching, learning, assessment, academic guidance, and leadership and management at all levels. Subject leadership is now good in key subjects, but is still a little uneven across some other areas. Governors provide the school with a satisfactory level of support and challenge.
The school makes a satisfactory contribution to community cohesion by providing sound opportunities for all pupils to achieve and by developing their awareness of global issues, for example deforestation and recycling. Pupils are effectively prepared for the next stage of their lives and education. The needs of the wider community are soundly promoted, for example through the popular parent-toddler group. Leadership and management are now satisfactory and the school has satisfactory capacity to improve further.
Effectiveness of the Early Years Foundation Stage
Grade: 3
The Early Years Foundation Stage has improved over the last year and now provides a satisfactory education for its children. Children start school with skills and knowledge that are below expectations, particularly in communication, language and literacy. Teaching is satisfactory overall, because careful planning ensures that children receive work that is appropriate for their ability and good use is made of teaching assistants to support learning. Most of the time, children are managed well, so they learn to listen attentively, take turns and are ready to learn, but this is inconsistent, especially in the Nursery. An appropriate focus has been placed on improving children's literacy skills, enabling them to make better progress in this area. The satisfactory curriculum ensures that all areas of learning are covered, although there are not enough opportunities to extend their learning outdoors. The personal development of pupils is satisfactory, with good opportunities for speaking and listening, including discussing topics with each other in pairs. However, the promotion of social skills is uneven and children are not always prompted to behave politely towards others. Nevertheless, the children are well cared for. Those with learning difficulties and/or disabilities are identified early and monitored carefully, ensuring that any needs are met. There are good induction procedures in place that support new children, along with their parents, and as a result, the children settle quickly into school life. The Early Years Foundation Stage is satisfactory overall because it is strongly supported by the senior leadership team, who, for example, have introduced an assessment system that can be used to support the provision more effectively. There has been significant recent improvement because of good leadership and management.
Achievement and standards
Grade: 3
By Year 6, pupils reach broadly average to below average standards, representing satisfactory achievement from their below average standards on entry to the school. In mathematics, there has been considerable improvement in pupils' understanding of word-based problems, and knowledge of number work is more secure. Standards in English, especially in writing, remain too low throughout the school, especially in relation to punctuation, spelling, handwriting and sentence-level work in Years 1 and 2. Extended writing within English lessons is improving rapidly, especially for older pupils. Reading, too, is improving, because of the strategies the school has put in place, but higher-level skills, such as inference, are in need of further development. Progress is most rapid in Years 2, 5 and 6. Progress of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is satisfactory, because of effective support. On occasions, the most able pupils do not make as much progress as they should, because work is not demanding enough.
Personal development and well-being
Grade: 2
Knowledge and practice of healthy lifestyles is promoted well in school through sport coaching, swimming, healthy snacks in the Early Years Foundation Stage and cycling to school, and pupils respond well to this. Pupils feel safe because behaviour is generally good, although a little boisterous at times in the playground. Pupils say there is very little bullying and that the school deals with it well. Attendance is now broadly average. Pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is good and pupils show a good understanding of the range of faiths and cultures within Britain. They talk of their own faiths openly, for example through contributions made in assembly. Pupils enjoy school and make a good contribution to the school and wider community, such as by working with pupils in a neighbouring special school. Their satisfactory progress in literacy and numeracy and good social skills form a sound preparation for the next stage in their education.
Quality of provision
Teaching and learning
Grade: 3
Lessons are characterised by good relationships, which motivate pupils to learn. Clear learning objectives ensure pupils know what is expected of them. Pupils' behaviour is managed well and there is a calm and purposeful ambiance in classrooms. Pupils are increasingly aware of their targets in mathematics and literacy and are beginning to use them to improve their work. The best lessons present pupils with a good level of challenge and demand active involvement. Questioning is skilful and well directed, leading pupils to justify their responses. In many lessons, however, the pace of learning is steady rather than demanding, and too often the level of challenge is not high enough for the most able. Occasionally, teachers talk for too long, causing pupils to lose concentration.
Curriculum and other activities
Grade: 3
The curriculum is broad and balanced and satisfactorily meets the needs of most pupils, including those with learning difficulties and/or disabilities. It is becoming more flexible in responding to pupils' needs through targeted learning. The thematically planned syllabus is enriched by visits which engage and motivate the pupils. Music is a particular strength of the school and is enjoyed by all pupils. Provision for physical education is strengthened by external support. There are, however, insufficient opportunities for pupils to practise their writing skills across the curriculum, and provision occasionally lacks challenge for the most able pupils.
Care, guidance and support
Grade: 3
Systems to ensure pupils' health, safety and well-being, such as risk assessments and the child protection policy, operate effectively. Care for pupils with emotional difficulties is good and is much appreciated by parents. Those with attendance problems are encouraged to attend school and supported to catch up when they return, if necessary. Care for vulnerable pupils is sensitively managed with the aid of outside agencies. The tracking of pupils' achievement is much improved, supporting pupils' accelerated pace of learning. The quality of marking increasingly provides guidance on how to improve, but this is inconsistent. Pupils are aware that they have targets in English and mathematics, but do not always use them to improve their work.
Leadership and management
Grade: 3
The headteacher, supported well by the senior team, provides a clear sense of direction for the school. Planning is sound and is based on an accurate analysis of the school's work. The strategies the school has put in place are beginning to improve pupils' achievement, personal development and attendance. Governance has improved and governors provide satisfactory support and challenge for the school, despite long-standing vacancies. Challenging targets have been used effectively to raise expectations, although they have not yet been reached. The school makes a satisfactory contribution to community cohesion through meeting the needs of the local community, for example workshops to help parents support their children more effectively. International links, however, are at the early stage of development. Satisfactory progress has been made since the previous inspection.
|Any complaints about the inspection or the report should be made following the procedures set out in the guidance 'Complaining about inspections', which is available from Ofsted's website: ofsted.gov.uk.
|Key to judgements: grade 1 is outstanding, grade 2 good, grade 3 satisfactory, and grade 4 inadequate.
|School Overall
|How effective,efficient and inclusive is the provision of education,integrated care and any extended services in meeting the needs of learners?
|Effective steps have been taken to promote improvement since the last inspection
|How well does the school work in partnership with others to promote learners' well-being?
|The capacity to make any necessary improvements
|How effective is the provision in meeting the needs of children in the EYFS?
|How well do children in the EYFS achieve?
|How good is the overall personal development and well-being of the children?
|How effectively are children in the EYFS helped to learn and develop?
|How effectively is the welfare of children in the EYFS promoted?
|How effectively is provision in the EYFS led and managed?
|How well do learners achieve?
|The standards¹ reached by learners
|How well learners make progress, taking account of any significant variations between groups of learners
|How well learners with learning difficulties and/or disabilities make progress
|How good are the overall personal development and well-being of the learners?
|The extent of learners' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development
|The extent to which learners adopt healthy lifestyles
|The extent to which learners adopt safe practices
|The extent to which learners enjoy their education
|The attendance of learners
|The behaviour of learners
|The extent to which learners make a positive contribution to the community
|How well learners develop workplace and other skills that will contribute to their future economic well-being
|How effective are teaching and learning in meeting the full range of learners' needs?
|How well do the curriculum and other activities meet the range of needs and interests of learners?
|How well are learners cared for, guided and supported?
|How effective are leadership and management in raising achievement and supporting all learners?
|How effectively leaders and managers at all levels set clear direction leading to improvement and promote high quality of care and education
|How effectively leaders and managers use challenging targets to raise standards
|The effectiveness of the school's self-evaluation
|How well equality of opportunity is promoted and discrimination eliminated
|How well does the school contribute to community cohesion?
|How effectively and efficiently resources, including staff, are deployed to achieve value for money
|The extent to which governors and other supervisory boards discharge their responsibilities
|Do procedures for safeguarding learners meet current government requirements?
|Does this school require special measures?
|Does this school require a notice to improve?
21 May 2009
Dear Pupils
Inspection of Lodge Farm Junior Mixed and Infant School, Willenhall, WV12 4BU
Thank you for the polite welcome you gave us when we visited your school. Many of your parents replied to our questionnaire and most of them are pleased with the education the school provides for you. We know that you are proud of your school, so we are pleased to tell you that the school provides you with a satisfactory education, and some aspects of the school's work, like care and personal development are good. Children in the Nursery and Reception classes make satisfactory progress because teaching and the programme of activities are satisfactory and it is well led.
In Years 1 to 6, you make satisfactory progress in mathematics and science, reaching broadly average standards. In English, standards are still a little low, especially in writing, but you are working hard to catch up. Teaching, assessment of your work and the curriculum are improving. The headteacher and staff are working hard to make sure things carry on improving. Because they keep a close eye on the progress you make, they help you to catch up quickly if you fall behind.
The staff take good care of you and make sure you feel safe. Because you feel valued in school, you develop positive attitudes to your work and enjoy your learning and out-of-school activities. We were impressed by the recent rise in attendance and improvements in behaviour, so keep it up. You take on a lot of responsibilities in school and often in the wider community, for example helping children in the special school next door. You know a lot about how to stay healthy and active and most of you eat sensibly whilst in school.
In order to improve things further, we have asked the school to provide more opportunities for children in Nursery and Reception to learn outdoors, and to show children how to listen attentively and sit quietly when they are asked to and to treat each other with care. We have also asked staff to make sure that that in all lessons, you are given work to do that is suitably demanding, especially if you find learning easy. We would like you to have more opportunities to write in all the subjects you study.
We hope you continue to enjoy your education as much as you do now.
Yours faithfully
Marion Thompson
Lead inspector


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Seasonal Recipe Spotlight: Sweet Basil
Sweet basil is the king of herbs in many world cuisines, especially in Southeast Asia where it has been cultivated for over 5000 years.
There are many varieties of basil; sweet basil is perhaps the most familiar variety in the West. It has large leaves and a pungent taste - the main essential oil in sweet basil (eugenol) is also the oil in cloves.
Basil is the quintessential summer herb - strong and robust, it soaks up the sun and grows best in hot, dry climates. We've been cooking with it nearly every week - check out some recipes below...
Fresh pesto is delicious, and a good excuse to prune that exploding basil plant. Also check out this New Potato Salad with basil and shallots, and the classic Caprese Salad.
Basil goes well in some desserts, too - try this refreshing Basil Sorbet or this entry from last year's ice cream contest: Vanilla Basil Ice Cream with Chopped Valhrona Chocolate.
What do you like to do with fresh basil? Do you have a pot growing in your kitchen?
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Why does mine keep dying!? I planted some in a coffee mug for my in-laws and they flourished like crazy, but mine (planted in a nice big terracotta pot in the window in my sunroom) are completely whithered up. I'm planting some new plants tomorrow so let me know what I'm doing wrong? I water about every other day, or when the soil looks dry, and they get plenty of sun... they pot has drainage holes at the bottom, and I even got that fertilizer that comes in old plastic soda bottles and spray that on the soil about once a week. Thanks!
Sounds like you're over watering and over fertilizing. Try watering well about once a week. Fertilize no more than once a month and apply a weak solution when you do. If they wilt when the soil is dry, they'll usually bounce back. If they wilt and are well watered, the roots have usually rotted and they're done.
Ohhhhhhh, ok. I'll try that, watering once a week. I never used to fertilize at all but I got the new stuff that is already watered down and says use once a week. Eco-terra? Something like that, it's organice and made by university students and made from worms? I think it's the company that being sued by Scott's actually...


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MSP Themes: Blueprint Design and Delivery
A blueprint is a model of the organisation, its working practices and processes, the information it requires and the technology that supports its operations. The blueprint provides a useable basis for modelling benefits and designing the Projects Dossier. The Blueprint is used throughout the programme to maintain the focus on delivery of the new capability.
It is created in Defining a Programme with the Benefits Map, Project Dossier, Programme Plan, Benefits Realisation Plan and Business Case. The Blueprint will then be reviewed at the end of each tranche.
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MSP Themes: Leadership and Stakeholder Management
Leadership is part of how stakeholders are engaged. Programme managers need to think of stakeholder engagement not just as a system of tasks and managing things, but also as a way of achieving influence and positive outcomes through effective management of relationships.
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Programme success relies on co-operative contributions and support from all involved. Some will support and others oppose, some will benefit and see opportunity, others will see threat, and some will be indifferent. The key to success is to understand and address all views. A continuing and two-way approach to communications is essential between the programme and its stakeholders to secure commitment and maintain momentum.
The diagram below shows the steps involved in stakeholder engagement:
Benefits are the measurable improvements resulting from an outcome which are perceived as being an advantage by a stakeholder. The objectives of benefits realisation are to:
The Transformational Flow
This can be described as the programme's time based to-do list. By contrast the themes can be seen as the reference manual. If the flow required actions, then the themes should provide guidance on how it should be done.
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Air Jordan Retro Holiday 2013 Confirmed Releases
January 18th, 2013 by John Kim | 238 comments
Ready for more Air Jordan release information for 2013? We just hit you with a release date for the He Got Game XIII, but we're ready to leapfrog a few seasons and focus on these three Air Jordan Retros that are confirmed for the Holiday season. The Air Jordan XII 'Taxi', Air Jordan X 'Steel', and an all-new colorway of the Air Jordan XI in Black/Yellow which is intended to be a tribute to the famed Laney H.S. story is set to hit stores this Holiday season. We'll be sure to updated you with more information as this breaking story develops, so let us know which of the three you're looking forward to the most and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for all your Air Jordan updates.
Confirmed Air Jordan Retro releases for October-December 2013
Air Jordan X 'Steel'
Air Jordan XII 'Taxi'
Air Jordan XI – Black/Black/Yellow "Laney"-inspired (above photo is not the upcoming release)
Info via TSG
above photo is not the upcoming release
I wish it was! Compared to them gamma blue joints that's droppin-
X's and xii's for me!!!
FUCK ALL U HYPE BEAST GUYS and RESELLERS get a real job!!
Iam glad nike and jb retocking on that ass!!
Now if u can do restocks like they can then nahh dont fucknu but untill then fuckk u!!
If the shoe fit wear cus that means I was talking to u if u dint like my typing and what I just said duck!
They have posted an pic of the air jordan 11 laneys..om sneaker watch.
Man them bitchs nasty!! Iam glad tbey doing something diff cus jb was loosing me with the same shit and wont drop the damm Columbia's
dont mean shit to me. After them laneys im casting jordan brand aside for a loooong time possibly for good. You hypeslore fucks can have it all.
JB BRING BACK THE FLINT GREY 15's so I can easily cop and HYPEBEASTS will sleep on them and a lot of people because they think they ugly but they straight fire! Will cop steel 10's and taxi 12's even though I had them already. Just got a DS pair of 100% Authentic Spacejams for $275 so I don't need no 11's
the 11s are gunna be black and yellow like his highschool colors at laney high...
I'm tired of the 11's. Too many people have them and there are way too many bootlegs. I may try for the 10's though, never had a pair
Glad 2 see the return of those steels n taxis n 11s yellow wtf but i wish theyd go up cuz 14s, 16s, 17s, 18s, 19s, 20s, n 21s r so dope
Taxi 12s for sure, curious to see what these 11s are going to look like. Be nice if they do them like they did the Bred 11s and just turn it yellow instead.
i dont think anyone realizes that those 11s arent the ones dropping. if you read it says above photo isnt the release.
one word "Taxi"....
These are the nasty ass 11s, they want you to buy. http://www.sneakerwatch.com/article/015550/air-jordan-holiday-2013-preview/
if these 11s are for real, then theyre the real deal! better than space jams imo! daymn!!!
Fuck jordan 12s dey wack as fuck in my eyes...I only mess wid 3s,4s,5s,6s,7s,8s,and 9 10 11s....need to get some 10s they be looking ite
i like this photoshop..if they do a smoked out sole and the jumpman on sole and ankle is yellow great but i do not want the photshop of the black mesh and blue PL ..this is much better and def cop!
fuck drop the cloumbia's.
XIIs are an autocop. Don't wear the Xs I have, but I like Steels. Looking forward to some pics of the new XI. With Laney style yellow in colorway, I wonder if JB will add even more blue to the outsole.
My bad. I didn't read the caption under the 11s pic. So I have no idea how ima feel about this new 11 colorway, but I know I'm disappointed in not getting the Columbias. Steel 10s are whatever, but I'll grab them taxis
I like the new 11 colorway, but I don't see any yellow, or a laney connection at all. Weren't the laney 5s mostly Blue and yellow? So why would black, grey, white, and yellow( hidden somehwere on the shoe) be a Laney HS tribute? I'm not happy they're skipping the Columbias for these. They should keep the OG retroing tradition going, AND release these imo.
love those xi..i hope the bottom is smoked..we can keep the white midsole and the grey jumpman. middle jumpman jordan tag could be yellow with a yellow jumpman on the sole like the 2009 space jam..i would be cool with that!
No need to spend too much money this year, all i would like are the playoff 8s
Those 10's are dope, not copping though. Those 12's are definitely got though! The 11's, eh.
Still no Columbia XI's or Indigo XIV's, and yet JB finds the time to re-re-release Jordan V fire reds, Jordan III's and the taxi's. Looks like my first and only JB purchase since the Aqua 8's will be the Black/Royal I's.
so far this is my list for 2013:
fire red
georgetown questions
he got game(if they're not 170)
playoff 8s
bugs bunny
damn I'm going to be broke lol
@google aross414 da barber don't hate
@jtrrz30 - Nice shameless plug to your video. That earned a thumbs down.
@Born2fly word shit's look dumb crazy. Now niggas is just over doing it with the 11's shit is played out now.
@kennotstop_23 dude seriously? The only thing that changed is the jordan sign. Then again i think you are being sarcastic, which i hope.
@wavy1000 those 12s are tight. FOH!
@DugLast why would they laney the 11s? SMH they should do the 4s, it'll be dope. You just cant simply throw a shit colorway on 11S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@MartinD44 read da caption under da 11s
They have all the time in the world, they dont have to cater to you. You only look to buying the black.royal 1s... who does that? lol
@ozzyyooo The real question is how many of those you will actually acquire
dont do it to yourself, seriously. My list is only The phoenix sun foams, invisibilty cloak penny 5s,thinking about the white foams, maybe aqua 5s, taxi's, steel 10s.
@ozzyyooo how u KNW if the aqua 8's comin out. Or da maroon 6's
@President Ward nikka that's your opinion I just can't fucks wid them they be looking wack to me , I would rather wear those steel 10s the 12s and the 13s are overrated AF the playoff 12s are better then the taxi 12s but everybody got dey own opinion bruh
@BallHard15 don't worry i'll keep you updated. anyways i only cop og colorways that aren't above 160 so if jordan brand increases any of the prices it will make my life that much more easier
yeah Aquas are a Fall release while Maroon is rumored July along with Toro Bravo 4's
@ToonGriffeyJr @ozzyyooo based on rumors; of course i cant cop them if they dont come out
@wavy1000 i agree with you on dudes buying Js or other sneaks cuz they're popular. yo i seen dudes rocking Js and they don't look good on them, not everyone can pull the look. I was going to cop the Answer IV, i tried them but they didn't look good on me.
@President Ward Its not even about hating everybody likes different sneakers I ain't going to lie to myself and say dey be lookin hot like deez other nikkaz buying em just cos they popular all showing off on Instagram n shit the hell wid dat I be buying what I like bruh
@wavy1000 13s are not overrated? Y'all love to hate on those. SMH
@BallHard15 not even the toro bravo 4s


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The uncertainty about future water flow and the eventual cost of the pipeline makes the project too risky. Taking that risk would be foolhardy, when conservation of existing water sources could make the pipeline unnecessary.
Opponents of the project, many of whom live in the St. George area, where the additional water would encourage more growth (read: sprawl), say the project could end up costing $6 billion.
That is speculation, of course. So is the DWR estimate, which does not include debt service on bonds needed to finance the project. The three counties that would benefit from the additional water - Washington, Iron and Kane - will pay off the debt. At least, that's the current plan. But if the cost continues to escalate as steeply as it has so far, it's doubtful the counties would be able to raise connection fees and water rates enough to make the payments. Who would be on the hook then? All Utah taxpayers.
But the most speculative - and most important - of these unknowns is whether the pipeline will be worthless by the time it is built because the 100,000 acre feet of water it is designed to transport no longer flows into Lake Powell.
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The more we learn about the potential effects of this project, both intended and unintended, the less appealing it is. Moving ahead with it could be disastrous.


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Smile, computer thieves! You're on camera! So, check it. A dude who got his MacBook stolen found out who the thief was, got him arrested -- and posted photos of him in a blog entitled, This Guy Has My MacBook all through an awesome new app for your computer called Hidden. What is Hidden? Let me tell you! It's a tracking device for your stolen computer -- you can virtually track your computer anywhere in the world and activate the camera to take snapshots of the dirty rotten scoundrel. Pretty fantastic, no?
I'm actually thinking the fact that Hidden exists could be a deterrent for laptop theft in and of itself. I mean, there's no way for the potential robber to know whether or not your computer has it. Why chance it? It's sort of like a virtual Brinks sign for your laptop -- even if you don't have the alarm.
As awesome as this is, though. Non-thieves like me and my co-workers are a little freaked out. I mean, we work really hard here at The Stir, but once in a while we can be caught doing things other than our job. What if our bosses installed Hidden on our computers -- not to see if we steal them, to see what we're doing? That would kind of suck.
I snuck a few shots of our Editorial Assistant, Emily, today to see what she would get caught doing. The results are a bit incriminating. Let's take a look.
Here's Emily at around 10:30 this morning. As you can see, she's not handling work stress very well here. A good employee should always keep their cool, Emily. Maybe try some chamomile tea from the break room.
Oh, look at that. Here's Emily at around noon taking a magazine break. Guess the only way to decompress after a computer freak out and a lesson in Jet Ski Safety is with Martha Stewart. Tsk tsk. You should at least be surfing the net.
And here's the most incriminating photo of all: Emily sleeping. On the job. Guess all that texting on her BlackBerry really knocked her out. Poor baby.
See?! Hidden is great for some purposes, but for the love of God -- and Emily -- do not install this in our work computers!
What would your employers see you doing throughout the day?
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Love when the bad guy pays the price for being a jerk.
Not funny, my ex used a key logger on my computer and then he actually hooked the two together with a large cord going down the hall. I asked about the cord, me, being ignorant about computers in the mid 90's and him being a computer consultant, HA! He readabout my escape plan with my daughters. It was an abusive marriage that I had ridden out for 23 yrs. My self esteem was non existent... oh the fur flew that night, he left! YEAH! I remarried and have been with my wonderful, compassionate husband for 12 yrs! HOORAY!
It would be great to find the person that steals someone's computer though! Sijai


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City of Hope
Time Out saysBuilding contractor Joe (Lo Bianco) is up to his neck in the scratch-my-back ethics of corrupt property developers and politicians. Son Nick (Spano) has been tempted into petty crime. Idealistic councilman Wynn (Morton) is torn between professional ambition and loyalty to local blacks, who accuse him of having sold them down the line. Black teenagers Tito and Desmond are so fed up with being hassled by racist cops that they mug a college professor... These are only a few of the characters and stories that colour Sayles' masterly account of the everyday workings of a contemporary New Jersey city: a genuinely epic, politically astute, profoundly humanist and dramatically gripping study of the conflicts, compromises and power plays that define life in any community on the verge of economic breakdown. As ever, much enjoyment may be had from both the complex, interwoven threads of Sayles' script and the powerful, naturalistic performances. What really impresses, however, is the confidence of Sayles' fluid direction.
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Charlie Yanko, Jace Alexander, Todd Graff, Scott Tiler, John Sayles, David Strathairn, Kevin Tighe, Maggie Renzi, Josh Mostel, Lawrence Tierney, Angela Bassett, Chris Cooper, Stephen Mendillo, Barbara Williams, Vincent Spano, Joe Morton, Tony Lo Bianco, Anthony John Denison


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AXMINSTER: Getting to grips with planning
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
PLANNING: Delegates in Axminster Guildhall
Axminster Town Council hosted a one-day Towns Alive Neighbourhood Plan conference. Formally known as Getting To Grips With Neighbourhood Planning, the conference attracted about 40 representatives from parish and town councils in the South West. Neighbourhood Planning is a result of The Localism Act, and Towns Alive was previously known as Action for Market Towns. Local communities have been invited to produce a Neighbourhood Plan which, if it meets certain criteria, would become part of the Local Plan. If approved, it would carry weight in planning decisions affecting the neighbourhood/locality in question. Before being approved, each plan would be subject to an independent examination and local referendum. The conference was organised to help and guide interested parties negotiate what is an extensive process. Axminster Town Council has successfully applied to designate the whole parish as a Neighbourhood Plan area. The next step is to apply for funding from government body My Community Rights to help pay for associated costs with the initial stages. Town councillor Andrew Moulding said it is likely that a planning expert must be hired to help develop the plan. He added: "Axminster is growing, so producing the plan is important."
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