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WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Animal wranglers involved in the making of "The Hobbit" movie trilogy say the production company is responsible for the deaths of up to 27 animals, largely because they were kept at a farm filled with bluffs, sinkholes and other "death traps."
BIG CYPRESS NATIONAL PRESERVE, Fla. - An armed mob set out into the Florida Everglades on Saturday to flush out a scaly invader.It sounds like the second act of a sci-fi horror flick but, really, it's pretty much Florida's plan for dealing with an infestation of Burmese pythons that are eating their way through a fragile ecosystem.Nearly 800 people signed up for the month-long "Python Challenge" that started Saturday afternoon. The vast majority - 749 - are members of the general public who lack the permits usually required to harvest pythons on public lands.
American, Canadian, European and, I assume, Australian citizens are becoming increasingly detached from the realities of life's three essential necessities: food, fuel and shelter.
Little Shirley was wrong. There were never any rabbits. Monkeys, yes. Lions and tigers and bears, indeed. A jaguar, now and again. Even a hyena or two.
OAK BROOK, Ill. - McDonald's Corp. may require its processors to use a more humane method for slaughtering poultry.
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ZAGREB, Croatia (AP)- An animal rights group kicked off its first anti-fur campaign in eastern Europe with roadside billboards featuring Goran Visnjic and his pet dog Bugsy.
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Francesca Ippolito-Craven is a shareholder in the Miami office of Kubicki Draper. She focuses her practice in the areas of hospitality, negligent security, premises liability, event sponsorship, liquor liability, civil rights, false arrest, false imprisonment, construction defect/accident, products liability, toxic and hazardous substances, condominium law, catastrophic injuries and mass tort litigation. Throughout her career, she has served as a lecturer for professional associations and insurance companies throughout the United States, and has written articles on a variety of legal issues. Since 2010, Francesca has co-authored the Florida section of the nationally published Tort Law Desk Reference: A Fifty- State Compendium (Aspen Publishers).
Francesca earned a Bachelor of Arts in English literature and business from Florida State University, and a Juris Doctor from Stetson University College of Law. While in law school, she served as a legal intern for the United Nations and the International Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland.
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My ultimate goal is to become a primary school teacher.
I have a fondness for children and believe that they can be taught valuable life lessons during their time in primary school in addition to the content of the National Curriculum. This will help them to grow emotionally and mentally into mature young people and it is this that I want to be a part of. I also remember the teachers that earned the respect of their classes which inspired me to learn when I was in primary education. I am passionate about having this positive input into the lives of young children. It is widely recognised that males are under-represented in the teaching profession as a whole, but in the primary age range in particular and it is my ambition to become a good male role model for the next generation.
I have work experience in an educational environment and have voluntarily worked as a teaching assistant at a Primary School where I rotated between years 2 to 6 helping children with their work and various projects; for example I assisted a group of children from year 4 in building an electronic car and contributed to the year 6 leavers' assembly by examining the quality and progress of their work.
I also worked in a Roman Catholic Primary School on a voluntary placement, again as a teaching assistant. I spent the week supporting the teaching of year 6 children, dividing my time between helping out the class as a whole and providing extra support for pupils with learning disabilities, such as Asperger Syndrome. In addition to this I supervised children of all ages in before and aftercare, outside the school opening hours.
Before continuing my studies I decided to take one year out from education and to gain more experience before September 2009. I have applied to become a teaching assistant in order to add to my first-hand experience in the classroom and to enhance my interpersonal skills so that I am fully prepared for both the academic and vocational aspects of this course. This temporary position will also provide me with a clear understanding of the full role and responsibilities of a qualified teacher such as planning lessons and contributing towards school events. Consequently this current year will also prepare me for life after graduation, as well as within the classroom environment.
I have many interests outside academia and spend my leisure time listening to a diverse range of music genres, going to my local gymnasium, walking, reading around history, and playing computer games. I also enjoy socialising with friends and going to the cinema.
The prospect of studying primary education at a higher level is greatly exciting to me as I feel that the challenges presented by this will help me to develop as a person and give me the opportunity to instil a love of learning and the value of education in young children. I am also confident that the work placements throughout the course will provide relevant, practical experience alongside my studies and refine my written and spoken communication skills still further.
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thats a really good personal statement, you have really shown that you both understand the roles of a primary teacher, and that you have what it takes to become a primary teacher. I am writing my personal statement for the BEd degree at the moment, and your's is very influencial to me
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Here's an anguished email I got from someone who's enjoyed the services of SAGE, the organization for gay elders. (I'll follow it with SAGE's response.) "Picture this: About a month and a half ago, we gay seniors that belong to the gay senior group SAGE at the Gay Community Center on 13th street w ... More >>
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Unfortunately for me that box of choc's is loaded heavily - with COFFEE flavoured choc;s (and no I dont like them!!!)
Also if you seem to prefer pugs to guild runs, your guild runs must suck badly. Generally on my guild runs - theres no squabbling about what bosses to kill - 'you need it - ok lets go' as opposed to 'Tough im not doing that boss cos I need X off boss Y', everyone knows the fight - and even on barely geared alts it goes smoothly. On pugs you find everyone says they know the fight - then stand around going 'WTF do we do now' part way though the fight. Ditto if there a piece of gear needed - in guild groups its quickly passed to who needs it most - in pugs everyone that can needs the piece. Also in guild groups - i have never seen people wear pvp items. In pugs ive been the ONLY one in group NOT wearing at least 2-3 PVP items.


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With the 60/40 seatbacks up, the sedan's specious trunk offers nearly 14 cu.-ft. of capacity, and folding the seatbacks expands that to 25.7 cu.-ft. Like the Yaris Liftback, the Sedan is equipped with rear seating for 3 with headrests in each seating position. Standard on the Yaris S and available on the Sedan are 60/40 folding rear seatbacks with a fold-down center armrest and cupholder.
Fun-To-Drive Performance and Handling
A 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with variable valve timing with intelligence (VVT-i) is available in both Yaris models. The Yaris engine produces 106 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 103 lb.-ft of torque at 4,200 rpm. Both the Liftback and Sedan are provided with a standard five-speed manual transmission and offer an available 4-speed automatic transmission. To reduce gear "hunting", the automatic features uphill/downhill shift logic that ensures smooth performance when driving in hills.
Yaris fuel efficiency is among the best in the subcompact segment, with EPA fuel economy ratings of 34 mpg city/40 mpg highway for manual transmission models and 34/39 for the automatic. Yaris is EPA-certified as an Ultra-low Emission Vehicle (ULEV II).
The occupants' protection is ensured with a reinforced cabin that integrates front and rear crumple zones and energy-absorbing materials on the roof and doors. Yaris is equipped with height-adjustable headrests and three-point seatbelts in all five seating position and the front seatbelts integrate pretensioners and force limiters.
Safety is also addressed with standard driver and passenger advanced dual-stage front airbags (SRS) that inflate at a higher or lower speed, according to collision severity. A front seat passenger sensor is designed to detect how much weight is on the seat to determine whether the airbag should inflate and the correct inflation power.
Front-seat-mounted side airbags with first and second row roll-sensing side curtain airbags are available as options, as is as anti-lock brake system. The rear seat is provided with the Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) uniform child restraint anchorage system.
A number of comfort and convenience options, as well as a selection of accessories for individualization available Yaris. A convenience package that is standard on all Yaris S and available on the Sedan and Liftback adds an AM/FM CD player with MP3 capability and universal mini-jack port; a rear defroster; 15-inch steel wheels with full wheel covers; 60/40 folding rear seatbacks (Sedan only) and a rear wiper (Liftback only).
The optional Power Package equips all Yaris models with power door locks, windows and mirrors; AM/FM/CD audio system with MP3 capability and audio mini-jack; rear defroster and 15-inch steel wheels with covers. For the Sedan, the Power Package also includes ABS; a tachometer (standard or manual transmission models); upgraded trim Integrated bumpers and headlamps give the Yaris Sedan a modern and sophisticated appearance.
What is common to both the Liftback and the Sedan it is the 'T' face grille, that emphasizes the Toyota identity. In the rear, the tail lamps frame a wide trunk opening. The trunk lid extends down to the bumper molding to provide a substantial appearance as well as easy trunk access.
The Yaris S Sedan has got a decidedly sporty appearance and attitude with side rocker panels, front and rear under-bumper spoilers, 15-inch steel wheels and available aluminum alloy wheels.
High-Strength Construction
The Yaris is built around a highly rigid yet lightweight structure that incorporates strategic use of high-tensile steel. The inherent strength of the Yaris platform allowed Toyota to tune the suspension for quick responses yet with a compliant ride. The body structure incorporates damping materials in strategic locations throughout to reduce noise, vibration and harshness, making Yaris quiet and comfortable for long trips.
The newly developed L-arm MacPherson strut front suspension includes a 0.9-inch stabilizer bar. A new hydroformed torsion beam axle for the rear suspension provides the necessary anti-roll stabilization, eliminating the need for a separate anti-roll bar. Yaris suspension and steering have been tuned to deliver responsive handling and excellent maneuverability, including a class-leading 32.7-ft. turning radius. Both the Liftback and Sedan ride on standard P175/65R14 tires with steel wheels and full wheel covers and offer available 15-inch steel or aluminum alloy wheels.
Spacious, Practical and Comfortable Interior
The interior provides roominess that belies the car's exterior dimensions. The upscale and comfortable cabin interior offers rear seating for 3 with headrests in all seating positions. The rear seatback folds/clown to expand cargo capacity from 9.3 cubic feet to 25.7 cubic feet. A 60/40 split rear seatback with reclining feature is included in the optional Power Package.
Center-mounted, the instrument cluster is high on the dash to enhance forward visibility and the feeling of roominess. Both Yaris models provide easy-to-reach audio and climate controls, an array of storage spaces including a center console with built-in storage and cupholders in the front and rear.
Standard convenience features include air conditioning; tilt steering wheel; a gated shift lever; tinted glass; digital clock; a map light; intermittent windshield wipers with mist control and dual sunvisors with vanity mirrors.
The all-new 2007 Yaris subcompact is the most affordable passenger car in the Toyota model line up. Available in 4-door Sedan and 3-dorr Liftback configuration, Yaris replaces the ECHO in the Toyota line up. First launched in Europe in 1999 where it became Toyota's best-selling vehicle, Yaris brings a higher level of refinement, sophisticated and fun-to-drive experience to the entry subcompact segment.
With an overall low cost of ownership, Yaris combines contemporary exterior styling and an unexpectedly upscale interior with truly impressive fuel efficiency (up to 40 mpg highway rating).
Engineered to be enjoyable to own and drive Yaris offers the customers numerous options to individualize their cars.
The Yaris Liftback is offered in one grade, while the Sedan will offer 2 grades, adding a sport-themed Yaris S. As one example of Toyota's focus on Yaris ownership appeal, the Liftback and Sedan each offers its own distinct palette of 13 colors. Only 2 colors, Polar White and Black Sand Pearl, are shared by both body styles for an unprecedented array of 24 color choices over the 2 models.
Both Yaris models ride on an all-new platform that is longer and wider than either the ECHO or the first-generation Yaris that had been offered in Europe since 1999. This versatile new platform will form the basis for a wide variety of future vehicles.
Sophisticated Design
Styled at Toyota's European design studio, ED2 and Toyota Motor Corporation Design Division, the Yaris Liftback features a strong, modern mono-form shape with short overhangs and an assertive stance. Color-Keyed doors handles and rear view mirrors contribute to the Yaris Liftback's upscale look and consistent profile from front to rear.
In front, the chrome-trimmed grille is framed by sharp character lines integrated into the aerodynamic hood and windshield. Eliminating outer moldings from the windshield and door glass helps to enhance aerodynamics and reduce wind noise. The distinctive rear styling features large taillights and the wide liftgate provides easy cargo area access.
Riding on a longer version of the platform, with a 100.4-inch wheelbase versus 96.9 inches for the Liftback, the Yaris Sedan has an overall length of 169.3 inches compared to 150 inches for the Liftback, and the Sedan is 3.3 inches lower than aerodynamic efficiency for both models.
The Yaris Sedan is not only dimensionally different than the Liftback, but features its own styling, with an arched beltline and its wheels pushed outward at each corner and cruise control. For the Liftback, it adds a 60/40 split rear seat that slides, reclines and folds completely flat.
With the Power Package selected, customers can individualize the Yaris with stand alone options, including 15-inch alloy wheels; foglamps; a rear spoiler, remote keyless entry and immobilizer (Sedan only).
Toyota's 36-month/36,000-mile basic new-vehicle limited warranty applies to all components other than normal wear and maintenance items. Additional 60-month warranties cover the powertrain for 60 months/60,000 miles and corrosion perforation for 60 months with no mileage limitation.


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Are there any custom fitting centres in the east midlands worth trying?
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Or if there arnt any in the east midlands what others are worth trying?
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Trent Lock GC in Nottingham has a very good custom fitter and you have a wide choice of kit but predominantly Ping and Taylor Made. The guy takes his time and gets you well fitted. He also likes to know how you are going on after you receive your clubs and provides good after care.
Ping HQ at Gainsborough would be a good start Snake.
Thanks guys, just emailed ping hq to see about a fitting, also gonna take a trip to trent lock this weekend and have a look around.
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Father of Digital Music, Max Mathews, Dies at 84
The forerunner to Dan Deacon, Project Jenny, Project Jan and myriad other bands of that ilk has passed away. Max Mathews, widely known as the progenitor of digital music, died Thursday of pneumonia. Mathews wrote a program called "Music" in 1957 that allowed an IBM 704 mainframe computer to play a 17-second jam. He also developed other electronic music software and devices as an engineer at Bell Laboratories.


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I love potatoes roasted this way – very simple, but classic. And delicious!
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Alec Baldwin is at odds with the media again, and this time he's being accused of hurling racist epithets at a newspaper photographer.
According to the New York Post, one of the paper's reporters, Tara Palmeri, approached Baldwin while he was walking his dog Sunday and asked him about a lawsuit involving his wife, Hilaria. The paper claims Baldwin (inset) responded aggressively, grabbing the reporter by the arm and saying, "I want to choke you to death."


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Winter seems to have finally arrived. This morning dawned bright and sunny but when Commando and I went out for a shopping trip up the Big Hill we discovered thick frost on the car windows. It was quite a shock because the decking and the grass was frost free. More of a shock was the cold air. It burned my lungs as we puffed up the hill and made breathing hard. Then again that may have been trying to keep up with Commando. It's all right for him with his long legs, I have to take two steps for every one of his. The cold kept me indoors for the rest of the day. Well, that and the need to get down to some serious job hunting and house cleaning. So today's exercise, apart from some Pump it Up first thing, was just the Big Hill, shops loop of about a mile. Good job I got a surprise extra walk in yesterday really then.
When Commando got back from his ten mile run yesterday he said he needed to go into town to get some new trainers. I could see his point, the ones he's been wearing are on their last legs and he is training for a marathon after all. Footwear is important.
"Do you fancy coming along for the ride?" He asked, "I was thinking about going out for a little drive afterwards."
"Why not?" I said. After all I didn't have anything better to do except maybe some more baking. Those cakes have almost disappeared already.
Sweat Shop near the Bargate has a discount for Park Runners and Commando's company pays half in an attempt to encourage the workforce to get fit, they also paid for his marathon entry fee which is quite handy now we're a single income family again. Actually it was quite interesting watching them fit him out for the trainers. They have a fancy machine to stand on that shows an imprint of your foot and can tell if you have high arches or flat feet. Obviously this can make a big difference when choosing trainers. Commando has perfectly normal feet, unlike me with my stupidly high arches. Then he had a little run on the treadmill and a camera filmed his feet just to see if they landed right. They did. He has perfect running form.
We popped into Burger King for lunch. "I'm not really helping you with your diet am I?" Commando said. Probably not but still it made a change from cooking. After that we went to Costa for coffee, mainly because I refuse to drink the rubbish they serve in Burger King. Then it was back to the car and off on our magical mystery tour.
"I wonder how long it'll take you to work out where we're going?" Commando asked.
The funny thing is I thought I already had an idea but I kept it to myself and just let him drive. Before long I was pretty sure I was right. We were heading towards Winchester. When we left the motorway he said, "do you know yet?"
"St Catherine's Hill?" I guessed and it was. To be fair he has been saying he'll take me there one day for ages so it wasn't really a guess.
The car park by Tun Bridge was full so we ended up turning round and parking on the road a little further along. At least it gave me a chance to look over the bridge along the Navigation, all clouds reflected in the water and very pretty. It was odd to have arrived there without miles and miles of walking. It makes me see how handy being able to drive would be.
Before we left the bridge I took Commando over the other side of the road to have a look along the Navigation towards Winchester, just to give him an idea of the walk. For once I was glad I wasn't setting off along the river, the banks have burst and the whole of Winchester College playing fields are flooded, the Navigation would be nothing more than a quagmire. So, I pointed out the mile stone and explained where Black Bridge and the wharf were and we set off towards the hill.
As we went through the gate at the Tun Bridge end of St Catherine's Hill the ground ahead looked muddy and I noted the sign telling us to beware of cattle. Some time ago I'd seen sheep grazing at the other end of the path but I didn't remember any cows. There were two paths before us, one very steep, the other seeming to go around the hill climbing gently. We chose the gentle slope thinking it might be easier with the muddy conditions. Before long it was clear this path was anything but easy.
We made it about a hundred yards or so, mostly off the path clambering around on the slippery grass clutching on to bushes to stop us falling. In the end we decided to turn back.
"Shall we try the steep path?" Commando asked, "or just go back to the car? You're not known for your mountain goat capabilities after all."
"Let's try but if we don't make it we can always walk along Domum Road to Black Bridge Wharf, it'll be dry there and it's paved," I said, ignoring the reference to my propensity for falling over, mostly because it's true.
Thankfully the first steep, muddy bit turned out to be less muddy than the longer path. There was some slipping but I didn't actually fall. Commando grabbed my hand a few times when it got really bad and we had to shield our eyes against the low sun. The higher we climbed the less slippery it got, in places we could see the chalk under the mud. Soon it levelled out a bit and began to twist around the base of the hill. I stopped to take a few shots of the views. Towards St Cross Hospital, which is shrouded in scaffolding at the moment, the fields seemed very wet, bright patches of water glistening everywhere. Looking towards Winchester and the cathedral the view was blocked a little by trees but I could make out the Navigation shining in the afternoon sun.
As the path twisted around on itself the views got better. The fields between the hill and Five Bridges Road were nothing more than a series of small lakes and snaking streams. If it rains much more St Catherine's Hill is going to become St Catherine's island. Now we could see the stand of trees at the crest of the hill and Commando suggested leaving the path and climbing over the grass. As the path was still quite muddy in places the grass did look like a better option plus it would be a shorter route, if steeper. Commando strode on ahead while I took things slightly more carefully, not wanting to slip down the hill.
The sun was sinking as we reached the cover of the trees. The golden light highlighted the contorted bare branches of the trees and cast an eerie glow on the ground beneath our feet. We'd made it to the summit, three hundred and eighteen feet high, not like climbing a mountain but high enough. As the hill is the site of an Iron Age hill fort and the 12th century chapel of St Catherine I wondered if we'd see any ruins. Maybe they're there but I certainly didn't see them in the gloom. Later I discovered that the circular paths we'd walked on are actually the remains of the ramparts of the hill fort though. Maybe I'd have appreciated them more if I'd known.
Another thing I didn't know about was the mizmaze, one of only eight surviving historic turf mazes in England, this one cut somewhere between 1647 and 1710.To be honest I didn't even know what a mizmaze was until I Googled it but it's a turf maze. Unlike ordinary mazes mismazes are labaratnthine, paths with no junctions or crossings so probably not somewhere even I could get lost. Looking at the satellite map I could see it clearly close to the trees but, sadly, I didn't look at the map until we were back at home. Oh well, another reason to go back I suppose, preferably when there is more light.
By chance we exited the trees on the side opposite the mizmaze and the golden light, so wonderful for taking pictures, told us the sun would soon be setting. Much as I'd have loved to sit on the hill and watch the sunset it didn't seem a great plan with a muddy, slippery walk ahead. We did stop long enough for me to take some photos looking over landmarks I knew well from below. In the distance I could just make out Church Hill in Twyford, the place I gratefully rested on many a long walk. On the ground it seems quite steep but from high on the hill it looked like a gentle slope. Further round I could see the green line of the Navigation although I couldn't see the water. There was no time for more landmark spotting though, to the West the sun was sinking fast and we needed to get moving.
As we made our way back towards the path I could see cows grazing not far off. Commando didn't like the idea of getting too close.
"As long as you can't see any horns I'm pretty sure we're fairly safe," I said but we made for the path anyway just in case. Commando was about to set off in the direction we'd come but I was pretty sure I knew where we were and how to get to an easier route down. It meant turning back in what seemed like the wrong direction but Commando agreed to give it a go although he looked sceptical. After all I'm hardly well known for my sense of direction and it did take us closer to the cows. Maybe he suspected my motives.
With one final look back to the top of the hill, just as a jet flew over, we turned and began to watch our feet on the muddy chalk path instead. The cows continued grazing with barely a glance our way as we got closer and before too long the path wound around below them, still at a safe distance. Now at least we were walking eastwards so the sun was no longer in our eyes making us squint.
Before we rounded the corner I stopped for one more look across the flooded fields. I've never seen it so wet, there was more water then grass and I should think the Navigation towards Shawford is pretty tough going right now. Once we did get round the corner I was vindicated for my plan to walk the wrong way. We could see a nice wooden trail winding down the hill, no more slipping and sliding for us. How did I know? All those walks along the navigation at the bottom of the hill of course. Every time I reached St Catherine's lock I'd seen the path and felt slightly tempted to explore it. Of course at over twelve miles into a walk it had always seemed a touch ambitious so I never had. I'm pretty sure Commando was impressed. We stopped one more time before decending so he could take a picture of his clever wife grinning like a loon and squinting into the sun with the cows behind her.
The zig zagging wooden steps were the wrong size for my little legs, making me choose between taking two dolly steps for each step or marching like a Greek soldier who has watched too much Monty Python. Commando, of course, had no trouble at all. A family were making their way up as we descended. It didn't seem like a very good idea with the sun getting ever lower but what do I know?
At the bottom the wooden gate was completely ensconced in mud. We had to pick our way through the driest bits in a tortuous dance with the sun, balanced now on the horizon, in our eyes again. We made it without mishap. The hill behind us was bathed in gold, the long shadows of the trees striping the grass. A short slip slide across the muddy grass to the trees and we were on the nice Tarmac path that was once the main road from Twyford to Winchester. Now all we had to do was walk back to the car and we had the advantage that I knew the way very well indeed.
It had taken us a while to get across the mud and, by now all but the top of the hill was in shadow. I might know the route very well from this point but I'd never walked it in the dusk before. As we walked I looked across the Navigation through the trees and watched as the sun sank lower. The golden ball went from sitting on the horizon to sinking below it, the dying rays slanting through the bare branches and the sky turning ever pinker.
We passed the barge bench but the light wasn't good enough for a photo and some runners were coming past the other way so we stopped to let them pass. It may once have been a road but it isn't exactly wide and there is quite a drop down the bank to the water behind the trees. When I could see the water of the navigation clearly between the trees I knew we were close to the end of the path. The bank is much lower there and the trees thinner. We stopped to look back along the water the way we'd come.
As we stood I heard a tell tale womp, womp, womp coming from behind us, the unmistakeable sound of flying swans. We saw them, a pair, flying down stream but I wasn't quick enough to get a photo, all I captured was the setting sun reflected in the water as they disappeared behind the trees. I wonder where they were off to in such a hurry?
Soon we were back at Tun Bridge. A man with a camera was leaning over looking very pleased with himself.
"Did you catch the swans?" I asked.
"I saw them but I got a great shot of a kingfisher, look," he said, proudly showing me. The photo of the kingfisher was nice but I'd rather have captured the swans myself. A flying swan is a rare sight and two, so close in such a beautiful setting trumps a slightly blurry kingfisher any day in my book. Still, each to their own and I was in the wrong place at the right time, the story of my life.
I may have missed the flying swans but it was a lovely surprise walk, even if it wasn't quite as much a surprise as Commando had hoped. With the Hum Hole walk in the morning it brought my total miles to about two and three quarter, not exactly long distance walking but as more than half was up hill I'm sure I burnt a few calories.


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The UK has 11,000 miles of coastline. Take away the beaches, the promenades, the crumbly sections and the boring bits and that still leaves us with an extensive playground that provides some of our most memorable climbing adventures.
Climbing above the sea is both exhilarating and calming but of course there is also an extra degree of commitment and an added seriousness. Here we look at some of the techniques that will help your sea cliff climbing experiences go smoothly.
Big abseils
Part of the allure of sea-cliff climbs if that they are difficult to access except by abseil and at some venues you can't even get a glimpse of the climb until you've committed to abseil down.
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Most abseils at sea cliffs are rigged on stakes of varying length and quality hammered into the soil. You tie the rope directly onto the stake or use a sling on the stake and clip the rope to this, but either way make sure the attachment is secure. Clove hitches work well, especially if the cross of the hitch is placed at the back of the stake. This enables the clove hitch to tighten around the stake as shown here:
Don't automatically trust stakes, they may have been there for many years and are vulnerable to corrosion. If there's only one it's a good idea to back it up with your own gear if possible like this:
Backing Up A Stake Anchor
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Think about what's below you and what the ropes will land on when you throw them down. To avoid dropping the end of your rope in the sea where it may tangle carry the ends down with you clipped to your harness or simply in your free hand as shown on the photo below left.
Standing around at the base of the crag isn't always the safest place to be. In choosing where to belay make allowances for the tide and swell plus a bit extra for exceptionally big waves. The belayer will normally be attached to the rock but if the platform is spacious use a long tether so they can still move around to doge any rock-fall.
Some routes start from a very small ledge or hanging belay rather than a platform and these need particular care and organisation. A well organised stance is seen in the photo above right.
Useful skills
The most useful 'just in case' skill you could practise before venturing onto more committing routes is prusiking, this photo on the right shows the basic set-up.
It's a simple process of transferring your weight between two prusik loops attached to a fixed rope (normally your abseil rope). The top prusik is clipped direct to your harness central loop and the bottom prusik is extended with a sling to create a foot-loop to stand in. Then it's a case of stand in the foot-loop, move top prusik up, hang off this and slide the bottom prusik up and so and so. As you gain height add a back-up knot, like a clove hitch clipped to your harness, just in case the prusik fails.
If you can only remember one prusik knot then just use that one but the best combination is to use the ordinary prusik at the top attached to your harness as this is least likely to release accidentally, coupled with a French prusik for your foot-loop.
You probably know the French prusik already (if not you can see it in my other UKC Article on basic abseiling) and the ordinary prusik knot is shown here:
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Don't forget to check the tides and remember that the condition of the rock can be hard to predict. Sea-cliffs can be frustratingly damp even when it hasn't rained. Keep your options open and all will be well.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The first gorilla born in a zoo is turning 56 and celebrating her birthday with some special treats at her central Ohio home.
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1 1/2 lbs lean ground beef (85 percent lean)
1 cup cooked quinoa
1 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped, plus more for garnish
1/2 cup fresh mint, finely chopped
1 egg, lightly beaten
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1/2 cup 1 percent milk
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon allspice
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In a bowl, mix together all ingredients until combined. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 1 hour, up to 24 hours. Heat oven to 425°. Form meat mixture into 24 oval balls (about 3 tbsp each). Arrange on 2 cookie sheets lined with parchment paper. Bake 8 minutes; turn and bake 10 minutes more. Garnish with parsley if desired; serve.


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