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2012: The end of the world again?
Doomsday has been predicted many times before, yet such predictions have failed to materialize so far. Here's a look at some of history's most notorious Chicken Littles.
Just wanted to let you know - today I received my 2013 Social Security Stimulus Package. It contained two tomato seeds,
cornbread mix, two discount coupons to KFC, an 'Obama Hope & Change' bumper sticker, a prayer rug, a machine to blowsmoke up my azz and a 'Blame it on Bush' poster for the front yard. The directions were in Spanish.
Yours should arrive soon.
People who put an exact date on the end of life as we know it, do so with more interest in self and to gain attention then they do saving souls and telling the truth of the word of God. The Lord clearly said in the Bible that no man knows the exact moment that Christ will return so anyone who puts a date on the end of life on earth is NOT someone who walks with God and is a true Born Again Christian. Next.... The mistake often people make is that they dismiss the truth of the Word just because many men decide to put a date and don't follow Christ. In fact God also warns in the later day's to NOT follow after any man who points and says there is Christ. Lastly... can we prove that we are living in the end times even though the Bible says no man knows the exact moment ? Yes... God warns of the sign of the times. Nation shall rise against nations, there shall be increased earthquakes in diverse places, there shall be a coming together of nations as never been before in history. Money shall be worth nothing and a one world order/leader shall rise as the nations come together. There is NO DOUBT we ARE living in the end times... we see this happening before our very eyes in the world, a one world order is developing fast.
Do not follow or listen to a person who puts a date on the end of the world as we know it, however don't be foolish like the masses of the unsaved who will go on sinning and think the word of God is not truth. Repent and become Born Again in spirit, turn to Jesus before it's to late and rejoice. If you think this is bad what is happening in the news now, it's going to get a whole lot worse. Get right with Christ and know that we are living in the end times!
I wanna know.
The earth was destroyed already. Right?
How come it's still here?
I ALSO wanna know.
The MAYANS. The EGYPTIANS.
All these people. The ones who so smart, so great, with all the ways, knowledge and stuff. The there afterlife ones, the end of whatever ones.
The earth is still here. RIGHT!
THEY ain't here. RIGHT?
I wanna know.
How'd that worked out for them?
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I don't remember coming into this world. Will I remember leaving?
I wanna know.
I wanna know.
Since the earth rotates towards the EAST.
Where does the East meent the WEST?
I do know the north meets the south at the equator. BUT where does east meet west?
I wanna know.
Is there a south star, an east star, a west star?
I wanna know.
Why did men think every thing revolved around the earth, and some men still think everything still revolves around them today?
I wanna know.
Are HUMANs really the most intellegent creature?
I wanna know.
What time it is.
I wanna know.
Does anybody really know?
I wanna know.
Why does the moon come up and the sun go down?
I wanna know.
What is peace?
I wanna know.
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Students, faculty, and staff listen to presentations and speeches at the SGA Inauguration for the 2013-2014 academic year. The event took place on Wednesday March 27th, 2013 at the Union Ballrooms.
Students vote on SGA election day on Wednesday, February 27, 2013.
Ralph Wilson speaks at the SGA debate, Feb. 25, 2013. With two days till the election, leading members from the Progress Coalition, Legacy, and Ignite party were present for the SGA debate at Club Downunder.
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- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt, baking powder (each)
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- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla
- 1/2 cup(s) vegetable oil
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Sift together flour, oatmeal, salt, baking powder & cinnamon. Beat eggs, oil, sugar & vanilla together in a separate bowl. Add sifted ingredients to creamed mixture, then add zucchini & almonds. Mix well!
- Pour batter into greased pans & bake for approximately 45 mins.
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In Guild Wars 2, classes refer to the profession of a player. However, Guild Wars 2 has a total of 8 classes.
It is important to note that class choices are permanent thus when you choose a certain class, you won't be able to switch to another class.
It is however possible to test out all classes at the end of the game. You can do this by creating a new character and playing around using the World vs. World game mode. In this game mode, you automatically reach level 80 and you are allowed to login and play the game anytime regardless of your location around the world.
It is always a good idea to try out all the 8 classes at least once before you can start leveling because it gives you an idea on which profession is better than the other.
Guild Wars 2 Class Guide Tips
As mentioned above, Guild Wars 2 has 8 classes. Below is a description of each class equipped with some guidelines and tips to help you have an idea of what to expect.
1. Guardian: This class is characterised by heavy use of tanks. The Guardian class uses heavy armour. The skills of this profession are more defensive. It is therefore very hard to kill and deal much damage to enemies.
2. Warrior: The warrior is also a heavy armour class but he's different from the Guardian class in that that he can deal much more damage. The class is however not as durable but the damage alone speaks words.
You'll soon realize that the most effective weapon of an warrior is his Greatsword but he has also the capability to focus on dual-wielding two axes aswell as equiping a bow/rifle.
3. Engineer: This Guild Wars 2 class uses medium/moderate armour. The survivability is also moderate which can be improved to high survivability using certain skills i.e. self healing skills).
The primary abilities of this class are considered weak from an offensive view. The Engineer class relies more on creation of turrets to deal damage. It is important to note that this profession has very impressive healing capabilities.
4. Thief: This class is a medium offensive armour class. The thief is capable of both ranged and melee combat.
Thief's are mostly considered less effective in melee combat compared to the warrior class because it relies on dagger and subterfuge in the melee range to deal damage. He is however effective from range in terms of dishing out big damage using a pistol.
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5. Ranger: The Ranger is the last medium-armour profession. This class primarily relies on pets and ranged attacks to deal damage.
Despite the use of pets, the Ranger is effective in dealing damage from a distance. It is therefore a good class choice for players who want ranged specialists for World vs. World game mode.
6. Elementalist: This character uses light armour and relies on air, earth, fire and water skills to deal damage. The Elementalist class has decent healing capabilities however it is not the ultimate healing profession.
He is offensive in nature compared to other classes in terms of damage-dealing. One of the biggest strength of the Elementalist is the ability to deal a large amount of damage. It is however important to note that the Ele can't take much damage from enemies.
This is compensated by high movement and escape skills and also traits for avoiding damage.
7. Necromancer: The Necromancer class is similar to Necromancer and Warlock archetypes common in many other games similar to Guild Wars 2.
The Necromancer relies heavily on life drains and shadowy attacks. This profession is less mobile but a bit beefier than the Elementalist although both are light armour characters.
8. Mesmer: Mesmer's are also light armour characters. This Guild Wars 2 class relies on two types of illusions namely clones and phantasms to deal damage to enemies. Phantasms are simply ghost-like pets which have very powerful offensive skills.
Clones on the other hand are less powerful however they help in confusing other players and enemies because they look exactly like the Mesmer. Clones are very effective in tricking enemies to attack them instead of you.
Although the Mesmer class is a light armour class, the existence of Phantasms and clones makes him interesting to play.
In summary, this Guild Wars 2 Class Guide gave you a overview of all professions but which one you choose should be based on your own game play style. It is possible to level effectively using any of the above 8 classes. Your focus should therefore be on getting the most out of the class you choose.
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The Big Island has an abundance of large ranches and is ideal for "wide open" range rides
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|Pa'ani Ranch Adventures - Horseback Riding
|Paniolo Riding Adventures - Custom Ridiing Adventures at Ponoholo Ranch
|Waipio Ridge Stables - Ride Waipio Rim
Big Island of Hawaii Horseback Riding Tours
Big Island of Hawaii Horseback Riding Tours are offered at a number of beautiful ranches ideal for horseback riding.
The most well known of these horseback riding ranches in fact is the Parker Ranch on the Big Island of Hawaii which is the second largest ranch in the country. With so much beautiful ranchland available for horseback riding it's no surprise that Hawaii horseback rides and horseback stables are a favorite for visitors and locals alike.
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Many of the ranches offering horseback riding on the Big Island of Hawaii allow a more permissive style of riding than found on other islands. Riding on the Big Island of Hawaii often begins with a cowboy dress-up in which your encouraged to put on ranch boots, chaps, jackets and hats to create a more authentic "paniolo" feel for your horse ride. Many of the ranches are more inclined to also allow you to trot or canter your horse if you have the necessary skills. Still yet another great opportunity provided by many Big Island of Hawaii ranches is to encourage you to spread out to ride and not always maintain the nose to tail format so prevalent elsewhere.
For the more seasoned horseback rider - rides are available that will allow you to swim and picnic on an ultimate waterfall experience. This ride takes you along the rim of the Waipio Valley, and continues back along the stream that feeds the spectacular Hiilawe Falls, where you go to a series of smaller, beautiful waterfalls and secret pools. You can tie up your horse and hike down to a very private waterfall and pristine ginger-lined pool.
Tom's Tips - Big Island of Hawaii Horseback Riding Tours
- If you're staying on the Kona side or the Hilo side of the Big Island your Hawaii horseback ride will probably require a drive to get you there regardless of which horseback riding tour you take.
- Most ranch rides allow you to spread out on your own kind of "Jessie James Gang" style which is a refreshing change from the "follow the leader" rides you'll find on most other islands.
- The Waipio Valley is one of the most gorgeous locations in all of Hawaii and should be visited whether by horseback ride or otherwise.
Hamakua Adventures
Come and share nature's beauty at it's BEST on this beautiful Private ranch in Onomea, 9 miles outside of Hilo. Enjoy a BBQ lunch at the base of Waikahalulu Waterfall. This western only ride is suitable for beginner, intermediate and advanced riders.
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Na'alapa Stables
Na'alapa Stables on the Big Island of Hawaii actually has two separate locations where they offer horseback riding. One is on Kuhua Ranch in the Kohala region of the island and the other is in the beautiful Waipio Valley in the north-eastern part of the island. Kahua Ranch is a twelve-thousand acre working cattle ranch in North Kohala which is essentially rolling green pastureland and eucalyptus forest with forever views of the islands vast coastlines. Horseback riding with the cowboys of Na'alapa Stables on Kahua ranch is more like a range ride where all the horses spread out rather than follow each other head-to-tail. Here each rider is treated individually and allowed to ride at his own level and even canter the horses if they feel comfortable. The ride with Na'alapa in the Waipio Valley is more like riding through a jungle paradise with streams and waterfalls and once again, incredible views of the ocean but this time in a totally north-facing direction. The beauty of Waipio Valley almost defies description. The valley is known as the "valley of the kings" because it was home to so many of the ancient Hawaiian "alii" class. Riding horses here is like riding in the Garden of Eden. The valleys lush walls drop straight down two thousand feet in places to the pounding surf of the north shore. Waterfalls abound with the largest being the two-thousand foot double falls of Hi'ilawe and Nanewe.
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Pa'ani Ranch Adventures
Ride through a beautiful 220-acre working cattle ranch on well trained and reliable horses perfect for riders of all levels of experience. You will be matched to a horse based on your indivual skills and experience. Guides will share the history of the ranch and the culture of the Big Island and make stops at interesting points for picture taking opportunities.
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Paniolo Riding Adventures
You will be able to experience true "open range" horseback riding on the ten-thousand plus acre working cattle ranch on the slopes of the Kohala region of the Big Island with Paniolo Horseback Riding Adventures. The ranch itself is magnificent stretching from the rainforests to the ocean and the views are stunning. You'll be able to see the coastline from Kohala all the way back to Kona and at the same time be able to view the Big Island volcanic peaks of both Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea and in the distance across the channel see the mountain of Haleakala on the island of Maui. Paniolo Horseback Riding Adventures does not offer you the usual "horse in a line" experience but allows you to spread out on the range and roam a bit. The horses are some of the finest to be found and include Arabian and other exotic breeds. Would you like to trot or canter? Not a problem with Paniolo Horseback Riding Adventures as they will allow you to ride to your own abilities. They also provide the most diversified types and number of rides on the Big Island to accommodate your varying interests and experience levels. You can sign up for short rides of just an hour-and-a-half or for rides as long as four hours, you can choose to ride in the mornings or at sunset and you can choose rides suitable to intermediate and expert riders or for absolute beginners.
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Waipio Ridge Stables
From the town of Kukuihaele at the entrance to the Waipio Valley you will meet your guides for your horseback ride at Waipio Ridge Stables. On the ridge, high above the Waipio Valley exists some of the most spectacular scenery on the Island of Hawaii. The sugar cane companies have long restricted access to this pristine area. Recently purchased by the Bishop Estate, the full impacts of these views are just now being discovered. These overlooks are only accessible on horseback, on foot, by 4-wheel drive, or by mountain bike. Even helicopters are not allowed to get that close to the rim above the valley floor. This is a horseback ride in paradise and Waipio Ridge Stables will take you there.
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Big Island of Hawaii Horseback Riding - Many of the Big Island Horseback riding ranches offer an "open range ride" which provides a refreshing option to the nose to tail rides found so often on the other islands. There is so much ranchland to ride on that you're encouraged to "spread out" and enjoy yourself. Many ranches also allow you to ride your horse in a manner that matches your skill level so you're encouraged to trot or to canter if you have the inclination.


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It's a big weekend for dog lovers in Lubbock. The annual Heart of the Plains AKC dog show continues Saturday at the Lubbock Civic Center. You'll find hundreds of different dogs vying for the title of Best in Show.
The event is free and takes place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
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So I was working on a playlist for a Leyna fic I'm writing and I came across this Rolling Stones song I hadn't heard in a while and FYI, this is now the official Leyna song
even/especially with the obvious sex metaphor. I want everyone to press play and just agree with me. There's fire, mechanics, cold women - everything.
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'It's not meant to shock': A pause for Perspectives amid London revelry
Perspectives, an exhibition by Reportage by Getty Images photographer Tom Stoddart, is positioned on the south bank of the River Thames and stands in contrast to the celebration overtaking the rest of London.
But, "It's not meant to shock," Stoddart says of the exhibition, running through Sept. 11.
"It's just meant to make people think a little more, at a time when the whole world is drawn together with this great sporting event, that there are areas of the world where people don't have access to clean water or medicine, there's problems with human rights. So it's just kind of to keep it in perspective."
In the exhibition, which is free and open to the public, you can see some of Stoddart's most compelling images, including photos of the Berlin Wall, Nelson Mandela, Sarajevo and Iraq, along with his latest work which documents the current suffering in South Sudan.
Watch the clip to learn more:
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Google Chrome OS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A: No, because the browser-replaces-OS meme is at least a decade older than that.
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Ellison resurrects network computer (16/11/1999)
PC makers and electronics companies have accordingly turned their sights toward manufacturing easy-to-use "information appliances" that deliver e-mail and Web access. Thus the network computer, one of the first devices to contemplate doing away with personal hard drives and relying on network storage instead, could be positioned for a comeback--even if questions about the server end of the equation remain.
Ellison, the flamboyant head of the world's leading database maker, said Wall Street's reaction to Liberate endorses his vision of "thin client" devices such as network computers, telephones and palm-size devices that work with applications from central computers.
"The personal computer is a ridiculous device," Ellison said today, arguing that while information appliances won't obviate the need for PCs, the latter have hidden costs, create more labour for corporate information technology departments and don't make sense for many users with scaled-down PC needs.
"Everybody gets so fascinated by this device," he said of the network computer. "The interesting part is the Internet." (Source)
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Chamomile oil contains soothing as well as tranquilizing effect and considered as one of the most well-liked essential oils utilized in aromatherapy. The oil is recognized as treatment for skin conditions like eczema and boils. You can make your own chamomile oil in your home instead of buying one that is available in health or aromatherapy store. You can steep chamomile flowers in any oil that you prefer.
Tips on How to Make Chamomile Oil
FIRST RECIPE: First, you have to prepare the things needed in making the chamomile oil such as: ½ cup chamomile flowers, cutting board, 2 glass jars with cover, 1 quart virgin olive oil, paper towels, 1 teaspoon vitamin E tocopherols, ¼ teaspoon rosemary oil extract, small plastic funnel, sieve, and cheesecloth.
Step #1: Buy desiccated chamomile flowers at your nearby health food store. However, if you grow your individual chamomile plant, just pick the flowers and let them wither prior utilization. Make sure that there is no moisture in the flowers because mold will develop. Make the chamomile flowers dirt free by removing all the sand or rubbish.
Step #2: Lay out the flowers evenly in single layer on top of the cutting board until they are desiccated totally.
Step #3: Disinfect or sanitize the glass jar as well as its cover then let it dry. Make certain that the cover fits perfectly with the jar.
Step #4: Dispense the olive oil into the sterilized jar at about ¾ of the jar or ½ inch from the top of the jar.
Step #5: Incorporate the chamomile flowers into the olive oil then blend them properly until each and every single flower is wrapped by the oil. Make certain as well that the flowers are completely soaked in oil before screwing the lid firmly.
Tip #6: Put the filled in jar in a part that catches approximately six to eight hours of straight sunlight each day. If you have a windowsill that receives the most sunlight, it is the ideal place for you to put the jar with soaked chamomile flowers.
Step #7: Inspect the jar every day then open it cautiously to wipe up the collected moisture from the cover with the use of paper towel. Seal the jar again firmly once you had remove the moisture then shake. Be sure to shake the jar once a day only. Let the blend steep for as long as two weeks or until the chamomile flowers almost look used up.
Step #8: Sift the steeped chamomile oil into another freshly sanitized glass jar by way of a funnel. Utilize cheesecloth and sieve to drain out the chamomile flowers. Compress the herbs. Once you see that there are still pieces of chamomile flowers inside the jar, sieve the oil one more time.
Step #9: Incorporate rosemary oil extract as well as vitamin E oil to the blend then mix them thoroughly. These components thwart deterioration. You can utilize the chamomile oil precisely from the jar.
SECOND RECIPE: The ingredients for the second recipe of homemade chamomile oil include: 2 chamomile tea bags, ½ cup almond oil, ½ cup walnut oil, 5 drops vitamin E oil and 5 drops lavender oil.
Step #1: Put the chamomile tea bags in a small saucepan then pour the almond oil and walnut oil on top of it. Let it heat mildly using low heat approximately 3 to 4 minutes. Make sure not to boil the oil.
Step #2: Take away the saucepan from the heat then let the blend cool down at room temperature. Take away the chamomile tea bags then compress any extra oil into the saucepan.
Step #3: Sift the blend into a glass jar containing a fine-spray or plastic squeeze bottle.
Step #4: Incorporate the vitamin E and lavender essential oil into the mixture then shake tenderly.
Step #5: Keep the mixture in a dark cool location and let it stay for 24 hours prior the initial use. Gently shake the oil prior putting onto your skin.
Making chamomile oil may require time and effort but it is doable. In addition to that, you will be assured that you have an all natural recipe compared to the ones you can purchase in stores.
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Please can I remind parents who have students confirmed on the Paris or Spain trip that we need to have passport photos and all forms returned as soon as possible after the half-term break. EHIC cards can be submitted at a later date if necessary but please do check they are still valid. Any questions or queries, please contact Mrs Jade Bailey, firstname.lastname@example.com
Year 10 Science
Please see the attached letters in connection with the year 10 entry for GCSE Science examinations. Click here: Double Triple
Year 11 Revision Workshop – Tuesday 25th February 2014
We have secured an excellent opportunity for Year 11 to hone their study skills. Fresh from their mock exam results, and in preparation for the summer exams, we have booked a session with Study Flex on Tuesday 25th February 2014.
Study Flex will train your child to 'rehearse' for their forthcoming exams, using memory and key revision strategies to promote independent learning. Other schools have recommended Study Flex saying they do so "without reservation", and that they have had "rave reviews from students and accompanying staff".
For a small contribution of £5, your child will be given the skills to fully prepare for their range of subjects and receive a free 28-page workbook to use to support their revision at home. We have recently seen Study Flex in action and are certain that their fresh, motivational and exciting techniques will fully engage your child. For no extra cost, you are invited to a Parents' Information Evening on Monday 24th February from 6 - 6:30pm, for you to get a taster of what will be delivered to your child the following day.
Year 11 Mock Examinations
Year 11 have received this letter in connection with their mock examinations Year 11 Mocks take place starting 24th January and during the week of 27th January. Students will be on study leave when not required in school for examinations. Please see the Exam timetable here.
Year 11 Mocks
Year 11 Mocks take place starting 24th January and during the week of 27th January. Students will be on study leave when not required in school for examinations. Full details of this will be issued at the start of next term.
In term 3 the PE faculty are running a golf club that is available for all students, regardless of age or standard. The total cost is £9, with students visiting Grateley and Monxton Golf Club on three consecutive Friday afternoons in January. Students will learn more about this club in their assemblies in the New Year, however, letters are now ready and they are welcome to come and collect one from PE if they are interested.
Latest Contact
Latest Contact for December 2013- click here
Community Choir for Andover Come and sing -open to all ages students and adults - Thursdays 6-8pm at school.
Show My Homework
Students have received letters containing their login details, and also login information for parents. Any problems with logging in please contact Mike Adams - Assistant Headteacher firstname.lastname@example.com
Parent Portal
A reminder that school reports were released on Parent Portal at the end of last term - if you have not registered on the portal please click here
BBC News School report
Students from this school will be making the news for real on 27 March 2014 as they take part in BBC News School Report. See here.
Year 10 – Assessment Evening
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Year 7 are looking very smart in the new school uniform. Many older students have also started to wear the new school jumper and blazer. As other students grow out of current uniform we strongly encourage you to move over to the new uniform items. The blazer shirt and tie will be compulsory for current Year 8 and 9 students in September 2014. Current Year 10 should be wearing a badged item of clothing which may be the new blazer, new jumper or original sweatshirt.
As the weather cools in the autumn students will be encouraged to wear at least one of the following: a school blazer, a school sweatshirt, a school fleece or a new school jumper. In the winter months it will be too cold to come to school in just a polo shirt, or a shirt and tie. Hoodies and other non school uniform items must not be worn and will be confiscated. Please see our full uniform details here.
Year 11 College and 6th Form Open Evenings
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School Direct Information evenings
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An overview of the homework structure can be found here.
Student use of Mobile Phones
Students will need to ensure that their phones are switched off, or are left in silent mode whilst inside the building. Headphones should also be in bags or pockets and not be visible. There are signs around the school to remind students of this. Phones are likely to be confiscated if used in lessons or in the building unless a member of staff has given permission for a call to be made or the phone to be used for a particular reason. We would encourage students not to bring in expensive phones or equipment, the school takes no responsibility for loss, theft or damage of this type of personal possession.
Direct Contact with Parents/Carers
Occasionally, students have made direct contact with a parent/carer to alert them to a perceived difficulty in school without taking advice from a member of the school staff. This has resulted in the arrival of the parent/carer onto the school site without the school having any knowledge of the situation. If your child makes contact with you, please refer back to school by telephone in the first instance.
Parent Portal
Over the last few months parents/carers have been signing up for access to our Parent Portal. The Portal will allow you access to school reports, timetables, school letters and publications. In time we will also be able to provide attendance information and communicate to parents using email and text messaging. As more parents join the portal, the school will be able to make savings on paper and postal costs by providing access to important information online. Please take this opportunity to sign up for portal access now.
The Parent Portal will accept registration from parents. Details of how to register are available on the Parent Portal link. For those who have already registered for access you can visit the Portal directly here.
Printing at school
Please see the information here in connection with printing costs and allocation of print credit for students.
Late Detention
We have amended our response to students who arrive late to school at the start of the day. Any student who arrives late on 3 or more occasions during a term, will be directed to attend a school detention which take place each Friday afternoon from 1500 – 1600 hours. Students failing to attend the sanction are likely to be subject to a fixed-term exclusion.
Each week students are encouraged to join in with a range of activities beyond the curriculum. The details of the activities and events on offer will be shown here each week.
Parking – Please do not use the bays marked for use by Blue Badge holders when collecting students during the day or from after school activities.
Students who wish to cycle to school must apply for a cycle permit through Student Services. The permit requires the commitment from students to wear a helmet on their head in transit, and for the bicycles to be roadworthy. This means that they must be fitted with a functioning front and rear brake. Whilst we will do all that we can to ensure the security of bicycles stored on the premises, we do not take any responsibility for theft or damage. Given this we recommend that students wishing to cycle to school have their bicycles insured.
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We are receiving a high volume of prospective educationalists wishing to undertake work experience or an observation placement at John Hanson. Please click on this link if you would like more information about our procedures before contacting us.
We have just been advised that OFSTED will visit us on 12–13 February 2014 to carry out an inspection. The lead inspector is Graham Tuck. OFSTED would like parents to complete a questionnaire about the school. This will need to be completed in the next 24 hours. Details of how to do the online survey is in the letter to parents below.
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Ticklists: Ultimate Scottish Rock, Best slab climbs of the UK, Scottish 3 and 4 star multi-pitch routes, Top Five HVSs In The UK?.
Photo: The Hammer HVS Etive © petemacpherson
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Led 2 and 4 plus an extra pitch to find the start. Scoop and corner above lovely. Traverse on pitch 4 rather wet and very tenuous, very glad to get across it. Got Mike to move the belay up and send me some gear up after the traverse. Turns out I didn't actually need it but my nerves were a bit shot. Brilliant route. Fiona Reid - AltLd O/S - 14/Sep/14 with Mike
Had to bail as the weather crapped out big style. This happened just as Sam was on the crux, he finished the main pitch in the pouring rain, props to that man!UncleMephisto - AltLd dnf - 26/Jul/14 with Sam Wainwright
Had to bail after crux due to downpour. Favour was no longer smiling on the boys! Went wrong finding the start climbing through hanging gardens. Quality!Samuel Wainwright - AltLd dnf - 26/Jul/14 with Rafe Osborne
Led 2 and 4abbeywall - AltLd - 29/Jun/14 with K
Fantastic route. Ran pitch 2 and 3 together, rope drag made the scope a bit more interesting. Tim Hamlet - Lead - 29/Jun/14 with Caroline dougal, Iain Smith
Led scoop pitchGraham Westbrook - AltLd O/S - 21/Jun/14
Ran first 2 pitches together. Lead pitch 4, very delicate moves on the traverse half way up pitch 4, and no sign of the ancient peg mentioned in the Glencoe guide.joesmith - AltLd O/S - 31/May/14 with Nick, Jack
Slipped seconding the P4 traverse and slid slowly down before being caught by the rope!The Ghost Rider - AltLd - 30/May/14
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 30/May/14
With Joe and Cora. After a couple of false starts route finding, getting on and having to get off an E2 next door, we finally got on the right route and did the long pre-scoop pitch. This route is definitely less often climbed as there is a lot of vegetation to soak your shoes as you pass through. Granite friction isn't so good with wet rock/rubber/slime/moss. Decided to bail at the tree as the cracks above looked wet, and there was a big wet/slime streak just before the crux traverse. A bit more traffic would probably help to tidy it up a bit, but it's definitely one for a dry spell/later in the summer. Abbed off and went to jump in the river instead. Getting a look at the scoop from close up confirmed suspicions that it was a mental crux more than a technical one!Blackmud - AltLd dnf - May/14
Hidden - Lead O/S - 18/Apr/14
mike mo - 2014
Hidden - 2014
Lead 2,4,5mzchambers - AltLd O/S - 29/Sep/13 with Dave, Fioan
Hidden - AltLd dog - 29/Sep/13
Dave led the 2 5a pitches. Bron - AltLd dog - 29/Sep/13 with Dave
I climbed the first hard pitch, then james led the second one. These two pitches were world class and gorgeous. The newer scottish guide sandbagged us at the top. Incredibly sketchy scrambling up heather with no decent holds or protection. After looking at the old guide, we realized that the new guide just got the top pitch wrong. Two sketchy abseils/ traverses eventually got us to the descent path but after an avoidable epic couple of hours.hlegge - AltLd O/S - 28/Aug/13 with James Oakes
Led p3. The main pitches are fantastic climbing however would recommend climbing off right instead of the direct final pitch, the description and topo for this is very confusing (Scottish Rock) and we ended getting very off route and in a pretty dangerous position ended up abing diagonally to the descent path.James Oakes - AltLd O/S - 28/Aug/13 with Hamish Legge
Tim led first pitch, I led the rest. Lovely climbing on the 5a pitches.I thought the crux was the delicate traverse acoss on pitch 4....more like 5b, made more intimidating by the residual seepage on the slab at this point.My first visit to the Etive slabs.Andrew Sloan - Lead O/S - 14/Jul/13 with Tim
Hidden - 11/Jul/13
Tubs - AltLd O/S - 09/Jul/13 with Tim C
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 09/Jul/13
traverse on p4 is spicy but a quality rote nonethelesssimon_D - AltLd - 26/May/13 with Ross
Led pitches 1 and 3, fell off the Scoop and left large chunk of right knee smeared over rock, but caught hold so still clean! Got back on feet and finished pitch. James couldn't face pitch 4 so abbed down. stevelismore - AltLd dnf - 25/May/13 with James L
An early season ascent of Hammer and we paid for it by having to deal with alot of dampness! The quality pitches on this route are 3 and 4, both utterly superb. Beware the topo in Scottish Rock for pitch 5. The description says undercut the overlap but the topo directs you over it and up a lower portion of the headwall. Due to our confusion we ended up climbing the headwall in some pretty untravelled, exposed, 5b/c terrain and then a lot of heather pulling to reach the descent path! Unpleasant at the time but a suitably epic end to a great route. John 'B' Hutchinson - AltLd O/S - 28/Apr/13 with Stewart Rattray
Hidden - 2013
bloody good climbRoss Kirkland - AltLd O/S - 2013 with Simon Mathers
great smearing and laybacking need a competent second, which i had!scott gibson - Lead O/S - 14/Aug/12 with paul hainsworth
Led p 2 & 4. A lot of messing about trying to work out where to go on the last pitch: we were misled by the topo in the Gary Latter book, which is wrong & at odds with the descriptioncem - AltLd O/S - 03/Jun/12 with Paul Bolton
Led pitches 1,3 and 5. Got lost on last pitch - line on topo didn't agree with description in Gary Latter guide. Was probably supposed to traverse below the first overlap, although the description in the Constable guide suggests the way I ended up going (across the grassy/heathery slope above) could have been correct.Ant Man Bee - AltLd O/S - 03/Jun/12 with Charles Moreton
Was planning on leading the fourth pitch but wussed out, sort of wish I'd got the third. Class route.cookacat - AltLd O/S - 02/Jun/12 with Dafydd
APRS - AltLd - 02/Jun/12 with Lawrence Furse
Led the two crux pitches, brilliant route with great variation!Dafydd Llywelyn - AltLd O/S - 02/Jun/12 with Alex Minshall
David Stevens - AltLd O/S - 26/May/12 with Reuben Crook
crookachili - AltLd - 26/May/12 with Dave Stevens
parker5 - Lead O/S - 26/May/12 with Dad
2 stars?!? more like 3, 4 if it was longer. I probably messed up the 'crux', as it felt pretty tricky. After that traverse there's a section that looks fairly gearless, but isn't. Safe as houses.Euan Strachan - Lead - 25/May/12 with Simon T
Lead pitch 2 and 5. Slabs are hideous...Elsier - AltLd O/S - 23/May/12 with Doug, Ian
Hidden - 2nd - 23/May/12
Lead 1st crux after some hestitation but chickened of the delicate step right on the following pitchianwb - AltLd dog - 23/May/12 with Doug, Elsie
olekemi - AltLd O/S - 20/May/12 with Mark G
Leonard Tedd - 29/Apr/12 with Danny Carden
Great route. Wet streaks in the middle of the crux traverse, and exiting the crux pitch. Ken Applegate - AltLd - 31/Mar/12 with Hannah Evans
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Mar/12
once established a very fine outing. http://pjmountains.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/25-03-12-hammertrapeze-glen-etive-glen.htmlPAJames - 24/Mar/12
Hidden - 2012
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 26/Jul/11
Hidden - AltLd - 21/Jul/11
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Jul/11
Ommuff - AltLd - 03/Jul/11 with Rob, Toby Burrell
Lead all pitches up to and including scoop, which is fun. Crux pitch wet, parker led briliantly and i finished up the wrong (wet) line and took first leader fall and had to use point of aid. Descent in dark. D_Wills - AltLd dog - 01/Jul/11
Led crux pitch, took a while to find right height to make the traverse.Real quality climbing up the scoop, corner and overlap.Sore toes/calves/bum muscle.Sean Bell - AltLd O/S - 02/May/11 with Scott Elliott, James Dunn
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 29/Apr/11
alkira - 2011
adie84 - 2011
Hidden - 2011
lead 1st and rd pitch's then jamie had problems on the 4th so i starrped them on and dispatched that too. great route. finished in the darkHarry Holmes - AltLd O/S - 25/Sep/10 with Jamie Sparkes
pimpy - AltLd O/S - 25/Sep/10 with hertha
JamieSparkes - AltLd O/S - 25/Sep/10 with Harry Holmes
jack_eadie - AltLd - 24/Sep/10
mikemartin - AltLd - 24/Sep/10
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 20/Jun/10
good dry conditions and breezy enough to keep midgies at bay! the crux is the slabby traverse on p4of 5, not the scoop on p3 as the guidebook describes. brianrunner - AltLd - 20/Jun/10 with martina
Class routeMonkeyDawson - AltLd O/S - 19/Jun/10 with Simon, Liz Brooker
Hidden - AltLd - 05/Jun/10
A fine climb but don't forget the midge repellant. We got eaten alive at the top.gjd - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/10 with Lesley Ann
Lead p2 & 5. Great route!isi_o - AltLd O/S - 26/May/10 with Lorenzo
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/May/10
fantastic route!!, traverse on pitch 4 was brilliant!Ginger McGrath - AltLd O/S - 24/May/10 with kevin mcgrath
Hidden - Lead O/S - 18/May/10
The corner proper is excellent with technical and boldish slab crux moves, but the start and finish to the route is lacking. Linked p.1 and 2. Linked p.3 (wet at crux) with first part of p4. An overall humbling (bumbling) experience.bnewman - AltLd O/S - 08/May/10 with danimal88
In the dark of Fri night and Sat morningpete87abs - AltLd O/S - 08/May/10 with Dave Brigham, Richard Clarke
Night time ascent using headtorches! Simply outstanding! dj_brigham05 - AltLd O/S - 07/May/10 with Rich Clarke, Pete Abernethy
in the dark. best climbing to date!rclarke - AltLd - 07/May/10 with pete87abs, Dave Brigham
Hidden - 2nd - May/10
jaggy bunnet - Solo - 29/Apr/10 with frazzy4
Clean apart from slip on (wet) 4th pitch. Led 1, 3 and 5. Bold traverses!rcammack - AltLd - 17/Apr/10 with liam ingram
Lead pitches 2 and 4. Pitch 4 was wet in places and scary at the traverse! Also dropped a No 1 wallnut on the belay ledge before the scoop...Liam Ingram - AltLd O/S - 16/Apr/10 with Robbie Cammack
I led scoop, Jelle led traverse.KeithAlexander - AltLd O/S - 10/Apr/10 with Jelle Muylle
colinthrelfall - 2010
Hidden - 2010
Hidden - AltLd - 18/Sep/09
Confirmed my inability to climb slabss kennedy - AltLd - 18/Sep/09 with mark mosgrove
Hidden - Lead O/S - Jul/09
Hidden - 2nd - Jul/09
benclimbing - AltLd O/S - 09/Jun/09
Good intro to the slabs.Lower pitches are poor but interest increases with every pitch.
Alt leads Jimbobs start.jazzyjackson - AltLd O/S - 02/Jun/09 with Jimbob
Hidden - Lead O/S - 17/May/09
Hidden - 2nd - 17/May/09
Neilm18 - AltLd O/S - 15/May/09 with Michael Mcghee
had a little slip while seconding... i blame the new shoes ;)michael83 - AltLd - 15/May/09 with Neil
French Erick - AltLd O/S - 14/May/09 with Alex Heude
jonnie3430 - AltLd O/S - 19/Apr/09 with Hannah and Gilles
hwackerhage - 18/Apr/09 with Steve Holmes
mikemartin - AltLd - 17/Apr/09
joe larner - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/09
Got to pitch 4 and Neil had problems with the traverse right due to going up to far along the corner... will be back to claim it another day.stuaart - 2nd dnf - 12/Apr/09 with Neil Redgrave
Jamie Simpson - 2009 with Andy Munro
jess - AltLd O/S - 2009 with martin
windy100 - 2009
Hidden - AltLd rpt - 2009
Hidden - AltLd - 07/Sep/08
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Jul/08
Hidden - AltLd - 26/Jul/08
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/08
adw07 - AltLd dog - 30/May/08 with Mark Jarvie
Hidden - AltLd - 25/May/08
another great rote. only two consistent pitches of hvs climbing. the scoop is very bold and delicate but good and the traverse is very airy!mulletcocktail2000 - AltLd O/S - 24/May/08 with paul
Paulww - AltLd O/S - 24/May/08 with Ryan
Callum T - AltLd - 14/May/08 with Kat Torr, Emily Ward
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 12/May/08
Lead 1,3 & 4 ... traverse from corner on pitch 4 'is' the obvious thin band for your feet. My partner was trying slightly higher up where there was some slight 'bumps' for your hands before backing off and swapping the lead.Adam1973 - AltLd O/S - 09/May/08 with Big Ian
jaybob - AltLd - May/08 with russell
Classic! 5a traverse pitch was wet, made it a bit trickierLawrie Brand - AltLd O/S - 21/Apr/08 with Pete Hart
Scramble up to the start wasn't very scrambly, so pitched up to the the heathery ledge, were we in the wrong place)? Route its self was great with loads of laybaking up slabby corners, was like something you'd see in America. I got the scoop which was easy and was followed by 20m of lovely layback corner. Also climbed the 4th pitch after Tim came down not liking the bit of wet on the critical traverse; scary leaving the corner but the moves were fine once committed. An awesome route in an amazing location and much easier than I thought it would be, canny wait to get back for some e1s.andymoin - AltLd O/S - 20/Apr/08 with sandy, Tim Cross
Led 2nd. Led 4th upto the traverse, but couldn't commit to stepping across the wet streak on non-existent holds - terrified! Lowered off and Andy climbed it like a pro.beegsyboy - AltLd - 20/Apr/08 with Sandy + Andy
westaway - Lead O/S - Apr/08
Dampsgl - AltLd O/S - 17/Feb/08 with helena
Russ82 - 2008
Fantastic. "The scoop" is purely psychological, but the corner afterwards is pure enjoyment! And the crux traverse is astonishingly unnerving with a wet streak down it!PeteH - AltLd O/S - 2008 with Lawrie Brand
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2008
TrollJester - AltLd O/S - 2008 with VARIOUS Throughout 80's+90's
Hidden - AltLd - 2008
figfour - Lead - 2008 with dave
Climb itself was great fun, and went quickly. Unfortunately I had an attack of stupid at the top and missed the walk off path, ended up on an epic trying to finish up the overhanging headwall! Numpty.Dr Toph - AltLd O/S - 2008 with Ally Hill
Henning lead the 2 crux pitches, I lead the ones before and after thisCurlyStevo - AltLd - 2008 with Henning
Captain Solo - AltLd - 26/Sep/07 with Ewan
jaybob - AltLd - Sep/07 with ally
Boistelle - AltLd O/S - 31/Jul/07 with Guy Stevens
Hidden - Lead O/S - 05/May/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/May/07
mike71 - Lead - May/07 with antonia
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/Apr/07
timothee - AltLd - Apr/07
alan wilson - 2007
fishyheid - 2007
jamestheyip - AltLd O/S - 17/Sep/06 with Miguel Ciriza, Garry Hugh
ollybowman - AltLd - 22/Aug/06 with Tomas
Hidden - Lead O/S - 14/Jul/06
barney_edin - AltLd - 04/Jul/06 with Kati
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 10/Jun/06
joe king - AltLd O/S - 05/Jun/06 with steve petit
steveP - AltLd rpt - Jun/06 with Paul Rowlands
gaz.marshall - AltLd O/S - May/06 with Steev
I had 2 falls on the scoop pitch.HIGHTOWER - AltLd dog - May/06 with Tim
steev - 29/Apr/06 with Gaz
jim.macp - 29/Apr/06
fireman_al - Lead O/S - Mar/06 with Paul McDonald
jim robertson - 2006
john irving - 2006
Neil Adams - AltLd - 2006 with Andy Inglis
dangates - 2006 with Tim Darlow
steveP - Lead O/S - 03/Sep/05 with Simon Flower
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Lead crux on third attemptJamie B - AltLd - May/05 with Rich Parker
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Sandy P - AltLd O/S - 2005 with Will Cadell
akhughes - AltLd - 2005
alan moore - 2005
dave o - Lead O/S - 10/Sep/04 with Julia H
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John Pickles - AltLd O/S - 31/Mar/04 with Zac Poulton
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andyinglis - AltLd - 2004
Hidden - AltLd O/S - Oct/03
Stuart Macfarlane - AltLd O/S - 31/Aug/03 with Laura
Outstanding route, but thought it was 5a? Despite the notoriety of the Scoop pitch, the following pitch is the crux. Take care on the descent not to dislodge loose stones on other climbers.220bpm - Lead O/S - 19/Apr/03 with Snowboarder
snowboarder - 2nd - 19/Apr/03 with Mark
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 2003
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 2003
BRUCESTRAC - 2003 with Chris Cracknell,Various
phardman - Lead O/S - 04/May/02
Had a proper epic. I would recommend doing Spartan Slabs first if you haven't climbed here or somewhere similar before. Despite my little epic, I can still see that Hammer is a real classic.Andy S - AltLd dog - Apr/02 with Keith
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/01
Dave Kerr - AltLd - 15/May/01 with Karl Atherton
Hidden - AltLd - 06/May/01
frost - AltLd - Mar/01 with J Hubbard
graeme gatherer - 2000
Jack Geldard - UKC Chief Editor - Lead O/S - 2000
Hidden - AltLd - 1999
jcw - 1999 with Simon Richardson
Hidden - AltLd - Oct/98
Jamie B - 2nd - Aug/98 with Pete Morgan
Superb line, brilliant climbing, one of my favourite routes ever. Retired bloke in front of us had brought along a 20something to lead the hard bits. The lad failed on them and the old guy had to make his first HVS lead. He cruised them.Iain Thow - Lead - 24/Jun/95 with Liz Jolley
auld al - AltLd O/S - May/95
Evoman - Jun/94 with Kev T
Hidden - Lead - May/92
Yourlead - 2nd - 15/Oct/91 with Graham Penny
Hidden - Lead O/S - Oct/91
babymoac - Lead - 05/Jul/91 with Howard
Hidden - AltLd - Jun/90
and steve williamsmichael burrows - AltLd O/S - 23/May/90 with steve williams, brian jones
graham lawrie - Solo - 1990
David Smith - 1990
RichardMc - AltLd O/S - Jun/89 with Angel Vila
Neil Henderson - Lead - May/89 with Martin McLoughlin
amcleish - 1988
Hidden - AltLd - 1988
Moses - AltLd - 18/Aug/86
Paula Hamilton-Gibson - Lead O/S - May/86 with Jean Williamson
Falko - AltLd - 1985 with Howard Lancashire
mark-abz - Lead - 15/Jul/84 with Liam M
Hairy Welshman - 2nd dnf - 1984 with Ross Robinson
Hidden - AltLd - 04/May/80
Chris Craggs - 1980
Back at the Loch, triumphant, we brewed up with water from the Loch, discovering it was part of the Atlantic Ocean !rogerskews - 12/Jun/79 with Keith Jenkins
Nigel Bond - Lead - 27/May/79 with Martin Crosby
Lord of Starkness - AltLd O/S - Apr/78 with Dave Bowen
Soloed up to traverse and sensibly got a rope across the traversLone Rider - Solo - 1978
neil3965 - Lead - Jul/77 with Julie Blythe
Hidden - AltLd - 30/Aug/76
A fine route once we had found it,super impressive cliffPeter Main - 2nd - 09/Jun/76 with Pete Long & Les Berrow
petemeads - Lead - 29/Oct/74
pneame - AltLd O/S - 1973 with Eric Holligan
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- Nicole-Lynn said...
What a sweet idea :)
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I love this idea so much! Is your tree fabric? Did you freehand it?
- November 2, 2011 at 12:23 PM
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- November 2, 2011 at 2:53 PM
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Jennifer - Yes, it's all fabric. The backing and green top of the tree are felt, the trunk is burlap and the letters are just remnants. I did free hand it all. I'm not good at all at stuff like that but it's hard to mess up a tree :-) Glad you like it!!
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Featuring on Thursday at Bacon Time :)
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what a great tree! Is it fabric or felt? looks wonderful.
Thanks for linking to the Sunday Showcase! Can't wait to see what you share with us this week.
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Wow..This looks amazing..Perfect turn out and soo festive for the season.. I would LOVE for you to please share it via my thanksgiving linky party pweease. - http://theartsygirlconnection.blogspot.com/2011/11/thankful-for-food.html?showComment=1321294226362#c4607478653202832991 TY -- wishing you an amazing start to your week..
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You might think the year 1940 is firmly ensconced in the history books. But the Census Bureau, which earlier this week released data from that year's census online, has brought it into the digital age.
The Census Bureau's release of data from the 1940 census drew overwhelming numbers of visitors to its website. It's the first time census information has been posted online for researchers to use all over the world.
Rebecca Warlow, the supervisor for digitization and description at the National Archives and Records Administration, told In Depth with Francis Rose the digitization process was a painstaking process — the 1940 census is made up almost entirely of hand-written records.
Back in 1940, about 120,000 census-takers, called enumerators, spread out across the U.S. going door-to-door to interview families.
The original paper records were eventually transferred to microfilm a few years later. Then, in 2009, NARA began converting the microfilm records to digital images.
"And that's what people are able to search today online," Warlow said.
A 'tsunami' of interest
The Census website received 37 million hits in the few hours after the data was first posted, according to the Associated Press. "We expected a flood, and we got a tsunami," a note posted on NARA's website said.
So what explains the massive interest in records collected more than 70 years ago?
"I think people just have a natural interest in knowing more about their family members," Warlow said. "And whether those family members are still living or family members that passed away some time ago, you can look at the census and find things out about them in a particular point in time."
The interest in genealogy sparked in part by the 1977 television miniseries, "Roots," has been bolstered by new technology, she added.
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NARA teamed with a private company Archives.com to design and build the project's website, and the site is hosted in Amazon's cloud.
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I really love all the rainbow manicures that are out now, so I wanted to try it myself.
First I painted on French Quarter For Your Thoughts, then started dotting away! I kept my friend Roy G. Biv in mind while dotting, so here are the colors I used in order: China Glaze Hey Sailor, OPI Red Lights Ahead, Where? OPI on Collins Ave, China Glaze Papaya Punch, China Glaze Happy Go Lucky, Sally Hansen Lickety-Split Lime, China Glaze Gaga for Green, Barry M Cyan, Sally Hansen Fairy Teal, SpaRitual Undercurrent, and last but not least, SpaRitual Heliotrope!
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I am an absolute nutter when it comes to David Bowie. Recently I found a mint condition vinyl copy of the Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars and I have just been spinning it constantly. I wanted to pay homage to this awesome dude, so I decided to paint his iconic Aladdin Sane lightening bolt as my accent nail. My base color is OPI's Your Royal Shine-ness (which is quite fitting, I think) with Ogre the Top Blue, Liquid Leather, and Papaya Punch as the lightening bolt.
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As Ruby developers, a lot of the time we're building applications that rely on some sort of network connection. Due to Ruby's great abstractions we take most of the network related stuff for granted. We think we know how all of that works, but do we? Let's go over the fundamentals together, learn about how Ruby models TCP Sockets and how we can make a good use of it. Even if you're not doing network programming, being able to dive multiple levels to understand what's going on will give you a great advantage. The sort of concepts we'll go over this talk don't apply to Ruby only. All modern languages support the Berkeley Sockets API so this knowledge is portable and it will serve you for many years to come. The first part of the talk is about going through the fundamentals of programming with sockets. This includes creating sockets, client and server life-cycle, reading and writing data, doing socket timeouts in Ruby and SSL sockets. The last part of the talk is all about applying those concepts to a real world problem by writing a web server.
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AbstractAs from the signing of the Asunción Treaty in 1991, the Southern Common Market [MERCOSUR] has been a model case for assessing the success and challenges of the integration process underway in Latin America and the Caribbean. Through the publication of this MERCOSUR Report, INTAL's intention is to facilitate access to information by potential readers who are interested in this region. Furthermore, the aim is to convey the interest that MERCOSUR arises at the sub-regional level, facilitating dissemination to the international community through the publication of a report in English, besides both official languages in the region: Spanish and Portuguese.
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The search is on for home invaders who shot and killed a man in his home Sunday night. Relatives say two masked men forced their way in.
The Downs family was at home when Sylvester Downs was shot and killed. And they saw the whole thing happen in front of their eyes.
The crime tape was taken down from around this home on 704 east 6th street in Tifton Monday. Family members told Tifton police they were playing cards when one man knocked on the front door armed with a gun and another came to the back door with a bag.
"He told us to put our hands up behind our back," said Montrell Downs, grandson. Once the robbers got inside the home, the family says the men started to yell.
"He was telling everybody to give him the money and then my granddaddy came around the corner,"
A fight broke out between Sylvester Downs and one of the robbers in the hallway. His granddaughter says she was face to face with the shooter.
"He looked at me and said "you come here," and that when I sat down and he was like 'duck, duck!" I was ducking and that's when I turned around and saw my granddaddy. That's when he turned around and shot my granddaddy."
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"Whoever did this I hope y'all pay for what y'all did cause y'all really hurt our family. That was my daddy. Y'all shouldn't much did that."
Family members didn't get a good look at the men. They say the men were dressed in all black with gloves and ski masks.
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Garlic Parmesan Sweet Potatoes
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- 2-3 med or lrg whole(s) Sweet potatoes diced
- 2 tablespoon(s) Garlic & onion seasoning
- 2 tablespoon(s) Olive oil
- 3 tablespoon(s) Butter or margerine melted
- 2 tablespoon(s) Ranch dressing powder mix
- 1 1/4 cup(s) shredded parmesan cheese in the shake can
- 2-4 quart(s) Casserole dish
- 1 large bag(s) Ziplock bag
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Then dice the sweet potatoes into small bite-sized cubes.
- In a large ziplock bag put olive oil and sweet potatoes. Drizzle Butter over top and Then sprinkle garlic & onion powder, ranch powder, and 3/4 cup parmesan cheese.
- Make sure your ziplock bag has a decent amount of room left, zip, and shake. Shake to completely coat the potatoes in the powder and cheese mixture.
- Once coated pour sweet potatoes into casserole dish and layer remaining 1/2cup of Parmesan cheese on top. Cover dish and bake for 25-35 minutes.
- Remove lid and bake for remaining 25 - 35 minutes. Let cool and enjoy!
- TIP: make sure you have enough moisture to really roast the potatoes and soften them up. If you make the recipe and the potatoes are too hard, cook them longer with just a bit more olive oil.
- Also, If you find yourself liking the recipe but hating the potato cutting you can buy a bag of frozen, diced sweet potatoes at Trader Joe's. However make sure to thaw the potatoes thoroughly and cook for a bit longer than normal, otherwise the potatoes can have a frozen aftertaste.
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Garlic Parmesan Sweet Potatoes Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: 5 Ingredients or Less
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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Published: 18.10.2012
No of pages: 96
The Customs House
Andrew Motion
Andrew Motion's new book opens with a sequence of war poems (first published as the pamphlet Laurels and Donkeys, on Armistice Day 2010), drawing on soldiers' experiences from 1914 until today - beginning with a story about Siegfried Sassoon and moving via World War Two and Korea to recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Many poems are in the voices of combatants, others are based on memories of the poet's father, who landed at D-Day and fought in France and Germany. They combine delicate understatement with a clear-eyed and unswerving candour.
The Customs House has other rooms: a group of loving topographies, mapping moments in a marriage against the contingencies of place and family history; and several 'found poems', in which the poet collaborates with his source, mixing what is there with what is not yet there, to uncanny effect: a remarkable sonnet sequence on the last days of the Baroque genius Francesco Borromini, and in other poems a richly imagined extrapolation from the silent premises of a painting.
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Sub-categories: Poetry Collections
Genres & Themes: Afghanistan; Iraq; WWII; Military; WWI; War
The Cinder Path
Andrew Motion
Andrew Motion's new collection (his first since Public Property in 2002) offers a groundbreaking variety of lyrics, love poems and elegies, in which private ...
Yellow Tulips
James Fenton
Yellow Tulips is a gathering from four decades of work by a writer described by the Observer as 'the most talented poet of his generation ...
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