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Ulcinj is a beautiful coastal in Montenegro. It is most famous for its beaches, which are considered the most beautiful in Montenegro. Ulcinj\'s old town is a very well preserved castle-looking community that is left over from medieval times. The old town sits atop a mountain overlooking the shore and is a tourist attraction on its own.
Our guesthouse offers private double and triple rooms with shared bathroom, most of them looking toward Old town and the city sandy beach.
We look forward to seeing you here!
On the main picture, the house is located next to the sadesne small beach.
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Check In: 14.00 om
Check Out: 11.00 am
We accept cash only as payment of the balance upon arrival
You can come to Ulcinj by bus. Train station is 25 km from Ulcinj in Bar as well as ferry from Bari (Italy) and Ancona (Italy). Airports Tivat and Podgorica are 80km from Ulcinj.
Bus station in Ulcinj is in the entrance of the town, about 2km from the house. From there instructions to Steve's property are as follows:
Go straight to the next semaphor and turn right to enter the main boulevard. Go straight to the top of the city where you will have round system of traffic and take the last exit from the circle (which goes down) to Mala Plaza (most of the cars go that way). Follow that street and keep going down until you get to the Mala Plaza, the beach.When you come to the - plaza mala - look for the house with - 1908
The property Stevo's is in Mala plaza. As soon as you get there you will see a big market called Mex market. Look right and you will see a large stone house with red roof and a large terrace.
GPS koordinates: N 41. 92451
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Jarden Corporation (the "Company") intends to file a universal shelf Registration Statement on Form S-3 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") to replace its previous shelf registration statement which has expired, pursuant to which the Company may, from time to time, offer, among other things, debt securities that are fully and unconditionally and jointly and severally guaranteed by certain of the Company's 100% owned domestic subsidiaries (the "Debt Securities"). The Company is filing this Current Report on Form 8-K to provide the applicable subsidiary guarantor financial information pursuant to Rule 3-10 of Regulation S-X ("Rule 3-10") under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
There are subsidiary guarantors of the Debt Securities that are in addition to the subsidiary guarantors reflected in the Notes to the Company's Consolidated Financial Statements contained in its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012 previously filed with SEC on February 27, 2013 (the "Form 10-K"). Accordingly, the Company is updating Note 19 in the Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements contained in the Form 10-K for the periods disclosed therein in order to update the subsidiary guarantor financial information pursuant to Rule 3-10 to include the additional subsidiary guarantors of the Debt Securities.
Additionally, the Consolidated Financial Statements and other affected financial information included in the Form 10-K have been updated to retroactively reflect the Company's 3-for-2 stock split, effected in the form of a stock dividend of one additional share of common stock for every two shares of common stock, which was consummated on March 18, 2013 (the "Stock Split"). Accordingly, attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1, and incorporated by reference herein, are updated Item 6 (Selected Financial Data), Item 7 (Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operation) and Item 8 (Financial Statements and Supplementary Data) of the Form 10-K reflecting the revisions to Note 19 to provide the additional subsidiary guarantor financial information and the revisions to reflect the Stock Split.
This Current Report on Form 8-K is being filed only for the purposes described herein. All other information in the Company's Form 10-K remains unchanged. This Current Report on Form 8-K does not modify or update the disclosures in the Form 10-K, nor does it reflect any subsequent information or events, other than revisions described herein.
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101 The following financial information for the year ended December 31, 2012 included in this Form 8-K as Exhibit 99.1, formatted in XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language): (i) the Consolidated Statements of Operations for the years ended December 31, 2012, 2011 and 2010, (ii) the Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income for the years ended December 31, 2012, 2011 and 2010, (iii) the Consolidated Balance Sheets at December 31, 2012 and 2011, (iv) the Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows for the years ended December 31, 2012, 2011 and 2010, (v) the Consolidated Statements of Changes in Stockholders' Equity for the years ended December 31, 2012, 2011 and 2010, and (vi) Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements.

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It's the season finale of The Closer tonight, and there appears to trouble in paradise, if you can describe being married to Det. Brenda Johnson "paradise." Although she has survived the death of her cat, whom she dotes on, her husband Fritz the FBI agent has apparently become fed up with her complaining about her job. Gasp! Brenda is obsessed with her own cases, and doesn't care about anybody or anything else? How is this suddenly a problem now that they're married, and not in the many seasons they'd been dating?
So where did we leave off last season? Ah, yes. "CONFEYUSS!" I think that about catches us up, doesn't it? What, you need more? Okay, Brenda chose Fritz over work for once, Brenda and Capt. Raydor admitted they didn't like each other, and Brenda got a kitten. Seriously, that was a big development last season. Her cat died, and she got a kitten. You have to love a character for whom kitten purchases are a major emotional hurdle. Especially on a show where people die all the time and are occasionally mailed to the police in coolers.


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Teaching Areas
Studio, Lighting, and Interior Design Teaching Preparation
Educational Background
- Ph.D. University of South Florida, Secondary Education, Instructional Technology with Architecture cognate specialization
- M.F.A. Florida State University, Interior Design with College Teaching Certificate
- B.S. Appalachian State University, Housing and Interiors
- NCIDQ passage, 1989
Recent Awards
- 2013 Faculty Award for Distinguished Research, FSU College of Visual Arts, Theatre, and Dance
- FSU Transformation Through Teaching Award, FSU Spiritual Life Project (2012)
- National "Member Choice Award" for academic presentation, Interior Design Educators Council National Conference (2012)
- Best Teaching Forum Presentation, Interior Design Educators Council South Regional Conference (2011)
- President's Award, Interior Design Educators Council (2011)
- Undergraduate Teaching Award, Florida State University (2011)
- First Place Mini-Vignette Design Competition, Socio Design Foundation (2009)
- IDEC Merit Award for leadership in the IDEC Academy (2007) for work on continuing education.
- IDEC Creative Scholarship/Interior Design "Highest Merit" Award (2007) for Research-based design programming for a homeless shelter.
- IDEC Best Paper Presentation, Interior Design Educators Council South Regional Conference, Greensboro, NC (2007) for "Hand-Produced versus Digital 3D Graphics: Interviews with Design Practitioners".
- IDEC South Regional Conference Creative Scholarship/Interior Design First Place Award (2006) for research-based design programming for a homeless shelter.
Recent Grants
- Florida State University Developing Scholar Award (2011) for research project on homeless shelter bedrooms.
- Florida State University Council for Research and Creativity Small Project Grant: Homeless Shelter Cradle furniture design with Rachelle McClure and Sean Coyne.
- First Year Assistant Professor Grant. 2006. Summer funding for descriptive analysis study to understand attitudes of design practitioners and educators towards quick three-dimensional sketching in ideation and communication.
- Service Learning Grants. 2004-2005. For collaborative interior design/graphic design/photography project proposing a visioning design solution for the Sacramento Salvation Army homeless shelter. Also project "Wall of Hope", an interior design/graphic design initiative creating design and construction documents for a changeable inspiration wall telling success stories of overcoming homelessness.
Recent Publications
- Research on the homeless population: The particular utility of case study methodology. Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (2013)
- Possessions and the homeless shelter lived experience: The built environment's potential role in self-restoration. Interiors: Design, Architecture, Culture (2013)
- The homeless shelter family experience: examining the influence of physical living conditions on perceptions of internal control, crowding, privacy, and related issues. Journal of Interior Design (2012).
- Recommendations for design guidelines for low income housing. (with Lisa Waxman and Marsha McBain. An invited report for the Florida Housing Finance Corporation (2011).
- Interior Design Identity in the Crossfire: A Call for Renewed Balance in Subjective and Objective Ways of Knowing. Journal of Interior Design (2009).
- Social Justice and Interior Design. In State of the Interior Design Profession (2009).
- Homeless Shelter Design: A Psychologically Recuperative Approach (2007). IDEC Design Awards. Journal of Interior Design 32(3), 93-96.
- Interior Design: Strategies for Teaching and Learning (book). With Katharine Ankerson. Reference book on instructional and learning strategies for interior design instructors.
- Sketching Interiors at the Speed of Thought. 2003. 300-screen CD-ROM and 200 page workbook offering 15 interactive sketching scenarios. With video demonstration, audio and digital documentation of learner practice. Fairchild Publications.
Presented Papers
- Sketching at the Speed of Thought: Weaving Expertise Theory with Drawing Automaticity. With Jim Dawkins. Presentation at the Drawing Research Network Annual Conference, Drawing Research Network in association with the Teacher's College at Columbia University and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York (2013).
- Framing the Holistic Post-Occupancy Evaluation: The Potential of the Heath, Safety and Welfare Paradigm. With Kenan Fishburne. Presentation at Interior Design Educators Council National Conference, Interior Design Educators Council, Indianapolis IN (2013).
- Research on the homeless population: the particular utility of case study methodology. In The 2nd International Symposium on Integrating Research, Education, and Problem Solving. Orlando, FL (2012).
- Case Study Research Methodology. Keynote presentation at The 2nd International Symposium on Integrating Research, Education, and Problem Solving, Orlando FL (2012).
- Beyond the final studio presentation: Multimedia project storytelling as portfolio enhancement. Presentation at the annual conference, the Interior Design Educator's Council, Baltimore, MD (2012).
- Keynote Speaker for the 4th Annual "Power of Design", Appalachian State University, October, 2010. A student workshop for 150 was held, entitled "Hands-On Design Strategies for Collaborative Success" Evening keynote lecture entitled "Better Together: Design and Collaboration in the Age of Need". Served as Visiting Scholar. Press release.
Design-Related Service
- 2009-2010 President, Interior Design Educators Council.
- Chairperson, Interior Design Continuing Education Council task force
- Developed and facilitated 2008 Graduate Field Trip to Atlanta.
- CIDA accreditation site team visitor. 2004-present.
- Reviewer, Journal of Interior Design. 2004-present.
Memberships in Professional Organizations
Interior Design Educators Council, member, 1990 – present.
Fellow status, 2011.
- IDEC National president, 2009-2010.
- IDEC National secretary-treasurer, 2001-2004.
- IDEC Academy coordinator, 2005-2007.
- American Society of Interior Designers, professional member, 1989 – 1996, 2011-present.
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It was Friday, under the sign of Capricorn. The US president was Bill Clinton (Democratic). In that special week of January people in US were listening to One Sweet Day by Mariah Carey.
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Am I ready, as in Boy-Scout-level prepared for the ensuing winter months? Probably not. My car needs some work. I need a heavier rain coat. I have to learn what snow I should and should not eat.
But if the poll is asking if I'm looking forward to the cold, snow and wind then the answer is abso — this is a family paper and I can't use the word — lutely!
As far as I'm concerned, the more snow the better.
Growing up in Northern California, cold was more of an idea than a reality. We had an understanding of what cold was, mostly from TV and the movies, but we never got the chance to feel cold for ourselves. (Unless you count the cold, dead spot in my heart created by ex-girlfriends.) To give you an idea of what I had to deal with, the low temperature in my hometown of Oakley has been warmer than Powell's high temperature five of the past seven days.
It would rarely drop below freezing in Oakley, yet my mom was always sure I was going to catch pneumonia if I played out in 65-degree weather for more than five minutes without a jacket.
I'm told that it did actually snow once in Oakley during my childhood. I was probably around 2 years old when it (allegedly) happened, but I have zero recollection of it.
Assuming my mom isn't a liar, the snow must have been some fluky effect of El Niño, La Niña, Los Lonely Boys or some other ¡crazy! hispanic weather pattern. Either way, it wasn't something that became a staple of my childhood memories.
My only experience with a real winter occurred in Chicago. I spent 10 days in the windy city during the end of 2009 and beginning of 2010. Temperatures reached as low as six degrees with a wind chill of (approximately) 9,000 below zero.
Going outside felt like walking on an ice-sculpted treadmill placed in a wind tunnel as unqualified libby scientists shot needles through my face.
So naturally, I can't wait to relive that experience here in Powell. And that's not sarcasm.
Any day now, I will enjoy the first legitimate snowfall in a place I call home. So please excuse my childish excitement, but what most people here have known since birth is entirely new to me.
And I ask myself, am I ready?
Do I want to wake up one morning to find a snow-laden landscape (parking lot) outside my bedroom window? Do I want to frolic through a snow-white Washington Park? Do I want to burn my tongue with hot cocoa? Do I want to hit a co-worker with a snowball? Do I want to hit them with another snowball immediately after the first? Do I want to use the word "snow" so much even eskimos think I'm overdoing it? Am I 9 years old?
But my visions of a winter wonderland aren't lined with only hopes and dreams. There are fears, as well.
I know one of my co-workers will end up peer pressuring me into doing some god-awful activity known as "skiing." Two i's in a row? Sounds Icelandic, and the only things I trust from Iceland are the music of Sigur Ros and the ridiculousness of Bjork's dresses.
I've been snowboarding once, and it was one of the worst experiences of my life. In high school, my girlfriend at the time (remember the cold, dead heart part?) thought it would be a good idea for the two of us to go snowboarding with four other guys, three of which were her ex-boyfriends.
Cue up Daniel Powter's "Bad Day" for the me-falling, her-exes-saying-stoked-after-doing-backflips, her-playfully-hugging-them-while-I-dejectedly-watch-from-the-bunny-slopes montage.
That day trip ended with my level of anger matched only by my level of soreness — both personal highs.
So snow sports and I didn't really get off on the right foot, and I'd much rather stay in town and pretend I don't know how cute I look in a scarf.*
I may not be flying out of control down a mountain this winter, but I'll get an equivalent adrenaline rush when I see the first snowflake of the season.
You might be bitter about the winter. You probably view it as the same old miserable burden you put up with year after year. But not for me.
So come this winter, when Powell gets blanketed in its first sheet of snow, fight the urge to rush inside. If you're interested in joining me, I will be found happily gamboling down Bent Street, walking arm-in-arm (briefly) with anyone who makes the mistake of walking too close to me.
Am I delusional? Am I going to catch hypothermia? Am I ready?
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In 2001, the Museum's famous blue whale model did not look as it does today. First constructed in the mid-1960s, the model was based on photographs of a female blue whale that had been found dead in 1925. At the time, little was known about what blue whales looked like in the wild.
By the time the Hall of Ocean Life closed for renovation in 2002, Museum artists had many photographs and footage of live whales on which to base their work. They flattened the model's once-overly bulging eyes, accurately redesigned the whale's blowholes, and tapered the tail. Using about 25 gallons of cobalt and cerulean blue paint, the team also recolored and respotted the grayish blue whale.
When the Irma and Paul Milstein Hall of Ocean Life reopened in 2003, the newly renovated gallery was transformed. Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of this beloved hall on Sunday, May 19, at the family-friendly Milstein Science Series: Whales.
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Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia — I was staying with a family in a yurt, on the outskirts of Ulaan Baatar. Their son Todo plays the Morin Khuur, a traditional Mongolian stringed instrument, said to be the precursor of the violin. Todo was practicing one day. I sat listening.
"What's this song about?" I ask him.
"A horse."
A few minutes later he's playing a new song.
"And this one, what's it about?"
"A horse."
He continues practicing.
"Is this one about a horse too?"
"A yak."
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Fix everything with a new school system.
We need to redefine the curriculum. If we are all honest to ourselves we would all admit there are some things taught in school we don't need to know. I think we need to reevaluate what's really important. Once children are taught what's really important they can make real choices for themselves. When I was a child I knew i wanted to be a detective, but now that I'm an adult I don't know what I want to do. Yes we can do whatever it is we want to do when we are an adult but this is after being taught we have to do, and to learn what others want us to do and learn. I think if children had the opportunity to do what they wanted to do (career wise) at a young age and were provided with everything they needed to do so, they would be more successful adults. How do you create a super soldier? You raise them that way. So, how do you create a super doctor or super anything? My best guess is to raise them that way. We can all say that a child can learn what they want on their own time but isn't that what school is for? We can blame parents for raising the child but how much time does a child spend with their parents? Children have school they have homework they barely have time to play. When do children learn what they want to learn and why do we force them to learn anything else? I declare teaching children what we learn (through studying) to be truly important such as social behavior (social behavior being my opinion on something important). Then when the child is ready to move on (at whatever age they happen to be, because not all children are the same) we allow them to study what they want to study. Children start doing the things they love at a younger age and as adults are much more successful in their line of work.
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May 4 2013: You're right when you say children are not being educated correctly.
Today, children should be taught how to change their governance. How to take back their freedoms and civil liberties.
How to end domestic spying, invasion of privacy, particularly when threatened with filming the abusive, illegal false authorities, who film you wherever you go and wherever you are!
In order to succeed with today's educational system, and the one that looks like the future, children are to a large degree taught how to be successful in their society.
However, their system is corrupted through and through, from top to bottom, so what they are really taught is how to become corrupt or corruptible in order to succeed, at whatever it is they want.
Thus, they really need to be taught how to dismantle their corrupt system.
If you think it isn't corrupt, then you most likely are crazy.
Yes, helping children find out what they like, mentoring and monitoring them, at earlier ages, as is already happening, doesn't take into account the larger numbers of kids who simply don't know yet.
But education certainly needs to change and one way is that, though it is against federal law (I believe), to have the government dictate curriculum,, that is exactly what has been going on for some decades now.
Interesting that many Americans think educating children sexually is somehow immoral, but they willingly allow the gangs of government and their peripheral gangs, to solicit their minor children in order to teach them how to kill other human beings, and even tell them it's okay to do so simply because they are "authorities", which of course isn't the same as being the truth, which should be the authority.
No, the American parent doesn't seem to mind in the least that their children are groomed as minors for killing, learning that it is necessary to be corrupt if one wants to get ahead, and how to do that, along with practically all other types of occupations that will require "team loyalty."
Everett Hill 10+May 5 2013: My greatest challenge with this statement Random is that it is full of generalizations and assumptions. You start with the assumption that American kids are not being educated correctly. Based on what data do you make that assumption? Not everyone would agree with that statement based on the success of their children. And when you say "correctly" you are placing a value statement on that comment. "Correct" education is probably the most hotly debated topic out there today.
So, I guess my question would be, what is "correct" education? What do you want to the children to learn? It seems you want students to learn critical thinking skills and thought processes. Which are good things and good schools teach their kids today.
May 7 2013: Everett.
Okay. It's filled with generalizations but so too is your proposal:
"Fix everything...........with a new school system."
What is every thing?
Is it corruption, crime, greed? Because those need to be fixed before an education will work because how and what children are educated, on, wth and about, will determine whether or not they will in fact be able to "fix everything." If their system is corrupt, and it is 100% through and through, then their education will still revolve around how to become successful in a corrupt system.
The only way is to become corrupt.
It is not a generalization to say that most or many Americans don't seem to mind their minor children being solicited and groomed for killing.
That is exactly what is being done. If they don't agree, then stop it.
They can't. They don't know how to, they're afraid to, so they are leaving it up to their children to do so, so, at least teach them how to do it.
An unjust, corrupt system can never be made just.
A completely new and just system must be created and implemented in place of a corrupt one.
If you think it can be made just, then you are fooling yourself. That is what people have been trying to do for who knows how long, and they have failed.
It is not possible.
Which kind of education do you think is needed?
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by The Bogtrotter on Sep.17, 2013, under French Walks, Walks
Any Asterix fan will tell you that a menhir is an ancient standing stone. Whilst they are spread all across France, there is a curious concentration of them in the northern Cevennes and this walk takes in many of them.
The "Balade au pays des Menhirs" is a 3.5 mile circular walk in the Lozere department in southern France. It takes about two hours to complete the loop, but you will travel back in time through Millennia.
The walk starts from a signed car park on the road from Le Pont de Montvert to Mende. From here you cross a couple of fields, then turn left and follow a farm track with hedges on either side as you descent downhill into dense pine forests. Almost as soon as you enter the woods you start to see menhirs, standing upright in small clearings in the forest. Modern man has worked around these ancient landmarks, leaving them untouched over thousands of years.
The track continues to descent until you emerge into rolling farmland, with a wide vista of the resplendent Gorges du Tarn opening out before you. After 2 miles you reach the tiny hamlet of Combettes, which provides the pretty rustic idil that seems to typify rural France. As you enter the hamlet, a small building on your left (which is actually an old bread oven) houses a permanent exhibition on "Mont Lozere before history". (continue reading…)
Great Eastern Pingo Trail
by The Bogtrotter on Feb.28, 2013, under Britain, British Walks, Walks
This has to be one of the most interestingly named walks I've ever done. It is a 7 mile woodland walk in the heart of Norfolk, taking in a disused railway line and a mix of wooded trails.
The walk starts from the Great Eastern Pingo Trail car park on the A1075 at Stow Bedon. From the car park the first part of the trail follows the old railway line. As you walk along you can see how wet and marshy the surrounding woods are. After one mile you reach a crossroads, where you continue along the old railway line passing the ruins of the old railway keepers cottage.
After another two miles you will enter a cutting, with the embankments rising up either side of the old line. Just before a road bridge over the line, follow a set of wooden steps up to the right. This path takes you to a minor road, which we follow for a short way. When you reach a fork, take the right track (marked as a no through road). The tall pine forest soon gives way to farmland, although the area to the left of the track is actually Stanford Firing Range. Originally cleared during the Second World War, the "temporarily" evacuated Stanford village has never been returned to normal use. You will see glimses of Thompson Water through the hedge on your right, and shortly afterwards a path to the right going behing the lake. (continue reading…)
Cambridge River Walk
by The Bogtrotter on Oct.20, 2012, under Britain, British Walks, Walks
A relaxing six and a half mile walk along the River Cam, from Waterbeach to the centre of Cambridge.Starting from Waterbeach railway station, cross the level crossing away from the village and take the path through the car park on the right hand side of the road. The path follows the road for a short way until you reach Cow Hollow Wood.
Turn right and follow the path through the centre of the wood. Go through the gate at the other end and follow the path straight on until you reach the river. From here you turn right and follow the river bank towards Cambridge.
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St Ives and Hemmingfords circular walk
by The Bogtrotter on Sep.29, 2012, under British Walks
This six mile cirular walk takes you through some of the best Cambridgeshire countryside, including part of the Ouse Valley Way.
We start in the centre of Hemmingford Abbotts, next to the Axe and Compass pub. From here, follow the quiet road of Common Lane for approximately a third of a mile until you see a public footpath signpost on your right for "Houghton". Take this path (down Meadow Lane) and cross the bridge to enter the meadow. Follow the path across the meadow until you reach a small gate and footbridge, next to the river lock at Houghton.
The path continues around a small island until you come out at Houghton Mill. Go through the passage at the mill, and then carry on across the car park. Follow the left hand side of the field until you come to a gate with a sign for the Ouse Valley Way. Turn immediately right after the gate and follow this alleyway for 200 metres until it ends. Turn left for 20 metres then right to continue along the Ouse Valley Way. The path now continues for nearly two miles, past "The Thickett" until you emerge at the back of a Scout hut.
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Sudeley Castle Gardens
by The Bogtrotter on Sep.05, 2012, under Britain, English Gardens
Tucked away in the northern edge of the Cotswolds, this formal garden has a variety separate gardens to suit most tastes.
The resting place of Henry VIII's wife Katherine Parr, Sudeley Castle is set on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment just above the village of Winchcombe. Split into numerous distinctive individual gardens, it feels like visiting multiple different gardens in quick succession. And the gardens are also home to St Mary's Church, where Katherine Parr's body lies.
"The Queen's Garden" is quite a large formal rose garden, with yew hedges surrounding several rose beds. (continue reading…)
Gazeley and Dalham circular walk
by The Bogtrotter on Jun.19, 2012, under British Walks, Walks
This circular 6.5 mile walk through West Suffolk gives you quintessential English countryside and postcard-perfect villages. Taking in the villages of Gazeley, Dalham and Moulton, the rolling fields are separated by thatched cottages and three beautiful churches.
Start from the village of Gazeley, where there is roadside parking near the church. Take Higham Road (opposite the church entrance) and follow the path that veers off the the right (signposted for the Icknield Way). This path winds through Tithe Close until you go through a small alleyway to reach a gate that opens into a field. Follow the signed path across the fields until you reach a small wood. THe path then ducks into the wood – continue until you reach a crossroads at the far end.
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Beachy Head circular walk
by The Bogtrotter on Jun.03, 2012, under Britain, British Walks, Walks
A six mile circular walk, taking in the cliffs of Beachy head with the quiet country tracks of deepest Sussex.
The walk starts at East Dean, either at the Village Hall car park or the adjoining bus stop. From here take the road up to the A259. Cross the road and turn right, going up the hill for 200 metres until a track veers off to the left. Follow this track, which starts of as a driveway to several houses on the left but soon reduces to a grass track through a chalk down. The track gradually climbs until after about a mile you emerge from a hollow to find yourself in the middle of Eastbourne Downs Golf Course.
Turn right and once again cross the A259. The track on the opposite side is slightly to your right, and goes over the brow of a hill to a trig point. From here you have views across the heathland, with ancient woods and the town of Eastborne below you. Bear right at the pond, and follow the track to slowly descend towards the small road junction for Birling Gap. Cross the road, keeping to the seaward side, and continue along the path until you eventualy join the South Downs Way that tracks the coast. If you want a break, you can stop for lunch at The Beachy Head Inn or stop at the Beachy Head visitors centre.
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Taking the towpath from Bath to Bradford upon Avon
by The Bogtrotter on Jan.15, 2012, under British Walks, Walks
A beautiful and easy 9 mile walk along the Kennet and Avon canal from the centre of Bath to Bradford upon Avon.
Starting from Bath railway station, turn right out of the main entrance and go through the underpass beneath the station. This comes round to a footbridge that crosses the River Avon. Go across the bridge and turn left, following the road until it crosses the canal. Turn right onto the canal towpath and go up past a couple of locks. As the path levels out and you start to go past the backs of houses you catch glimses of the historic centre of Bath across the valley.
The rest of the route follows the tow-path, so it's very easy to follow. Although it is all along the canal, the character of the walk evolves as you progress. Starting out you feel you are sneaking through the back streets of Bath, seeing a side of the City that many visitors miss. You go through a tunnel underneath an impressive house that straddles the canal, and after a short way emerge from the City to suddenly find yourself in the countryside. (continue reading…)
Norfolk coast walk – Thornham to Hunstanton
by The Bogtrotter on Oct.29, 2011, under British Walks, Walks
This is a six mile walk along the western end of the North Norfolk Coastal Path, from Thornham to Hunstanton.Park the car or take the bus to Hunstanton, then get the Coasthopper bus towards Wells and Cromer as far as The Orange Tree pub at Thornham. From the bus stop take the road towards the coast, walking past Thornham church on the right and a mix of traditional cottages. At a fork in the road, bear right and carry on until the road takes a sharp right turn. At this point, turn left and follow the footpath (signed with a National Trail acorn sign). After 50 yards turn right and cross a small footbridge, then continue on the path with grazing fields on your left and saltwater marshes to your right. Keep an eye out for herons who like to stand beside some of the shallow water channels looking for food.
At the end of the path turn right and follow the track for a short distance, before turning left and joining the footpath on top of the sea dyke. As you walk you now have an elevated view across the marshes, where myriad wading birds potter along searching for tasty morsels to eat. The path slowly winds its way along the dyke towards the sand dunes and Holme Bird Observatory. (continue reading…)
In search of the Avocet – Minsmere circular walk
by The Bogtrotter on Oct.08, 2011, under Britain, British Walks
I've never been a big bird watcher but some birds just have a magical appeal. The Avocet is one of these, and Minsmere is the place to see them.
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srvctl disable asm -n node_name [-i asm_instance_name]
The above statement is generally required when u want to disable the asm so that asm does not start automatically on reboot.
You can also use SRVCTL to start, stop, and obtain the status of an ASM instance as in the following examples.
Use the following syntax to start an ASM instance:
srvctl start asm -n node_name [-i asm_instance_name] [-o start_options] [-c
| -q]
Use the following syntax to stop an ASM instance:
srvctl stop asm -n node_name [-i asm_instance_name] [-o stop_options] [-c
| -q]
Use the following syntax to show the configuration of an ASM instance:
srvctl config asm -n node_name
Use the following syntax to obtain the status of an ASM instance:
srvctl status asm -n node_name
Use the following syntax to stop the database on anyone of the nodes in an RAC environment:
srvctl stop listener -n node_name
srvctl stop instance -d
-i -o immediate
Use the following syntax to start the database on anyone of the nodes in an RAC environment:
srvctl start listener -n node_name
srvctl start instance -d
-i -o immediate
Use the following command to stop the database using single command:
srvctl stop database -d
-o immediate
In order to stop the node applications like oracle vip,gsd, ons services ,use following commands
srvctl stop nodeapps -n
Similarly to start
srvctl start nodeapps -n
If u wish to trun srvm trace on which can be useful for diagnosisi during instance startup or shut dowm use following command:
SRVM_TRACE=TRUE; export SRVM_TRACE
srvctl stop asm -n
-i +ASM1 -o immediate>srvctl_stop_asm.log
srvctl stop instance -d db_name -i instance_name -o immediate > srvctl_stop_instance.log crsctl status res ora.rac1.vip -p ===>status of VIP
srvctl config network ===>Configuration details of network
srvctl add vip -h ===>help for adding vip
srvctl config listener ===> Configuration details of listener
srvctl config scan ===> Configuration details of SCAN
srvctl config service -d
srvctl add listener -l listenerk2 -p 1522 -k 2
srvctl stop listener -l
srvctl start listener -l
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In last month's blog I introduced six strategies students are helping me share with other teachers. In working with the student facilitators and my teaching colleagues this year, I've learned a lot—and have been thinking about how these strategies can be incorporated in our classrooms.
The first two strategies that students identified aren't earth-shattering. But they are strategies that students over the years have shown me—through their words and actions—that are vital to their learning.
What are these strategies? Visibility and proximity.
What do you think of when you hear that word? For me, the theme song from the TV show Cheers comes to mind:
"Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name…"
All of us want to work in an environment where we feel people know us and value our contributions. Our classrooms are our students' work environments. What are we doing to make them feel welcomed and valued? To feel "visible" (or seen) in the classroom?
In my work with our student facilitators, a few key things teachers can do to create this environment were stressed:
1. Greet students at the door or as they enter the classroom
2. Know students' names and pronounce them correctly
3. Call on lots of students in the classroom (not just the same ones who raise their hands all the time)
I talked a little more in depth about several of these strategies in an earlier blog. It seems so simple, but my work this year has just confirmed how truly powerful and valuable these seemingly innocuous strategies are.
I loved the response that Maria, one of my fellow student facilitators, shared: "I decided that if my teachers weren't going to use these strategies, I would model them for them. So every day, when I walk in the room, if my teacher doesn't greet me, I greet him/her and ask how they're doing. I ask them how their weekend was or how their day is going. Hopefully they'll realize this is important to me and start doing it themselves."
As I've focused on this strategy this year, I've also realized how vital it is that we create classroom communities where our students know each other and help each other feel valued and visible. I want my students to know each others' names, to greet each other, and to be able to effectively work together.
This does not happen on its own. It takes time and commitment to building a classroom community. Helping students feel visible and valued in our classrooms is not solely the teacher's job, but should be an expectation that extends to all members of our classroom community.
If you've been around the profession a while (like I have) you've probably remember hearing about positive classroom discipline models from folks like Fred Jones. Physical proximity and its impact on learning is supported by research that tells us if we are within at least 8 feet of another person, it activates our brain and increases our ability to focus on what they are saying.
One of the keys to facilitate proximity is how we set up our classrooms. Classroom design that flows and allows us to be able to approach each student is crucial.
Proximity also helps create less of a "sage on the stage" atmosphere and connects us to our students. One young man shared that he felt he did better in his math class because he was seated near the teacher.
Another student said, "I like when my teachers walk around the room and help students. It makes me feel like they care."
What ideas do you have for helping students know they are visible and valuable contributors in the classroom? What class design have you found that helps facilitate proximity?
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FLOWERY BRANCH – A day after trading an offensive lineman, the Falcons signed lineman Mark Ortmann on Monday.
Ortmann, 6-foot-6, 284 pounds, played at Michigan where he played in 36 games and made 25 starts. He made 21 of his starts at left tackle. He also had starts at right tackle and left guard.
Ortmann, according to an AOL Fanhouse report, was caught on tape punching an Illinois player in the groin last season. He was later cleared of any wrongdoing by the Big Ten.
He was originally signed by Carolina on April 24 as an undrafted rookie free agent. He was waived on June 17.
August 23rd, 2010
9:41 pm
First and last…
August 23rd, 2010
9:55 pm
Looks like a hoss. How about a receiver, dang it?
August 23rd, 2010
9:57 pm
Interesting. is this Dimitroff's 1st Big 10 signing?
August 23rd, 2010
10:00 pm
Was the Ojinnaka trade prompted by needing someone with more PS eligibility like Ortmann that would be a little cheaper and have some time to groom him? I hate to say I'm not a big Michigan fan and have never seen the young fellow play but obviously the front office is looking back at a lot of guys they had already looked at in the draft and as UFA now being released by other teams. Any additional info is always appreciated…
August 23rd, 2010
10:05 pm
Ortmann the ball buster……….
August 23rd, 2010
11:20 pm
I really hate to keep harping on the same old thing with the Falcons. It just seems to me if Ryan is as billed maybe there should be more big time WR's. Roddy is great but he needs help more than Tony G and Harry D. Speed kills right.
August 23rd, 2010
11:21 pm
By the way that is not an invite to hear anything about T.O. and\or Dez!
August 23rd, 2010
11:46 pm
He will make the practice squad. Why should we have payed a large sveterans salary for a third string OG. Ortman will be groomed into our system in about 2 tears grat sign.
I am guilty of doubting the Falcons WR'S TOO. I would rather go with the guys we have grinding it out in camp, signing another reciever really isnt fair, So lose or win I with you T. D. Go Falcons
August 23rd, 2010
11:47 pm
years sorry for the spelling error it is late lol
August 24th, 2010
3:43 am
OK and this is news because? After i read the article the only thing i took away is be sure to wear a cup when this guy gets angry!
August 24th, 2010
8:31 am
[...] Rookie free agent offensive lineman Mark Ortmann signed with the Atlanta Falcons. [...]
August 24th, 2010
8:46 am
D Led, Mike from London here, just wondered if there has been any news on Brandyn Harvey? He was getting rave reviews in practise but doesn't appear to be getting too many snaps in the pre season games.
August 24th, 2010
9:36 am
If he's cut from the same cloth as Jake Long he will work out just fine. Face it, the Falcons are just not going to be a deep ball team this year. It's going to be a lot of runs, tight end dumps, and short routes. Nice long drives. Go Birds. See ya in Jax if it ain't raining.
August 24th, 2010
11:03 am
@Mike from London…I think what happened is that he put the pads on. Players can do wonders in just helmets and shorts. He'll probably be on the practice squad.
August 24th, 2010
11:21 am
August 24th, 2010
1:04 pm
I hope he can add some mass. 284 is light for a NFL lineman. Sounds like he needs to spend another year in the weight room.
August 24th, 2010
3:13 pm
lasted a whole 2 months in carolina!!!!!!!!!!! good pick-up!!!!!! way to make that depth chart way deeper!!!
August 24th, 2010
3:34 pm
Last time we had a LT out of Michigan it worked out pretty well….. Mike Kenn
August 24th, 2010
4:46 pm
Dled is right on. The young guards and tackles already in camp have potential and add immediate depth. Ojinnaka would have been third string, an unnecessary salary drain, suspended for game one and gives the Falcons an extra draft pick for next year with his departure. Ortmann offers another body for the pre-season and if he has any talent can be a project on the practice squad until he bulks up–at very little cost.
August 24th, 2010
6:15 pm
yeah- thats what carolina must have seen in him–lol
August 24th, 2010
8:28 pm
Falcons aren't going to put up with much, I know it isn't the only reason he's gone, but throwing the wife down the stairs didn't help his case with management. even if she did deserve it. Are you paying attention Babs?
On another note: for everyone that wanted us to trade for Vincent Jackson, I heard today he may be looking at a 3 game suspension for his DUI's
August 24th, 2010
9:30 pm
GregKennesaw, he is suspended for 3 games (for the dui's), VJ. So you'd have to fork out a lot of money, he wants an extension, then whatever the chargers want, 1st? or 2nd rounder?? Just doesn't seem worth it to me, my opinion.
hiramsaint…you seem pretty p&ssed the falcons picked up a practice squad guy??
August 25th, 2010
2:27 am
Brian Hunt,
you are correct , this kid needs to add about 30 pounds to his 284 if he hopes to play tackle for any NFL team. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps he was injured or hurt while in the camp of other teams. There is hope for rookie lineman Washington, however, I feel Hawley and Valdez are a long ways away from making headway in the Falcons' camp.
August 25th, 2010
7:42 am
And how do you know this @2;27am
August 25th, 2010
10:40 pm
pick up danario alexander if he's still available!
and here's whats happened to the explosive falcons offense from 2008: we signed Tony G. Mularkey changed the plays from medium to deep passes in 2008 to short to medium passes for a more chain moving offense which became less explosive. Ryan keys in to gonzales on too many plays. hopefully the return of douglas can bring back some spark.
August 26th, 2010
7:17 am
Probably brought in as a project. NFL tackles need long arms to keep defenders off and quick foot work. Size helps but arm span helps the most at that position. We do need a deep threat to balance the field opposite RoddyW. But lets not just pick up someone who brings baggage! Work with what we have and see who might come available toward the end of camp.
August 26th, 2010
10:05 am
D-Led – Too bad that you don't believe this kid is a keeper. I was seriously hoping that he might be someone that could provide better pass protection for Ryan than the OL we currently have. They are find with opening gaps for Turner but are lacking with their pass protection skills. When you compare the amount of time that Ryan has to look down the field, as compared to Brees, Manning, even Flacco, the Falcons OL is subpar at best in pass protection.
August 27th, 2010
9:04 am
Mega-compliments on the Falcons' personnel staff story. That's precisely the type of information I love to read from the team's beat reporter. The stuff about the Jerry bros. reunion and Who Biermann's dating is mildly entertaining, but this story provides real insight into the thinking and operation of a critical part of the team's operations. The headline-grabbing stuff is OK for the casual reader, but for die-hard fanatics–give us as much inner-workings-heavy-on- the- details info as your level of access will allow. I assure you, we'll eat it up and beg for more. Personally, I'm still intrigued by the new athletic performance team–their philosophy, methodology and real examples of how they're working with specific players on resolving their individual issues with weight, diet,flexibility, core work vs weight training, MMA results, etc, etc. Great work!
August 27th, 2010
12:14 pm
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.7 Room cleanliness
4.7 Service & staff
4.7 Room comfort
4.7 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from orlando, florida
ExcellentPosted Sep 20, 2014
Excellent, amazing staff. Great service. Excellent room
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
awesome luxury hotelPosted Sep 13, 2014
Pros: Everything.
Location: Great night life (clubs) restaurants, golf, endless water sports/activities, and of course the beach, AMAZING.
Amazing experience, hotel, staff, food and drinks…..
for Couplesby A verified traveler from Seattle
Posted Sep 13, 2014
The room and service is excellent, and the staff is very helpful. The hotel next door was in renovation, so it is noisy sometimes.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Atlanta Ga
Posted Sep 12, 2014
Pros: This was the cleanest hotel I have ever stayed in. The facilities were beautiful. There was something for everyone there.
Cons: I can't think of a thing.. unless they have control over the daily rain shower.
Location: The location was a short bus ride from the center of town. We were interested in snorkeling and dining. These activities were within walking distance
We had a wonderful stay. The staff went out of their way to please us. I have never had a better hotel stay! I will recommend this hotel to everyone.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from New Jersey
Excellent!Posted Sep 1, 2014
We stayed at JW Marriott only for two nights and stayed another three nights in some other hotel. JW is beautiful, comfortable, relaxing, and hotel staff are so friendly. We have been to Cancun twice, and stayed in four different hotels (4.5 star type), this one is the best we have been to. We all want to come back to it, and will definitely recommend to friends. Many thanks to their excellent services!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 31, 2014
excellent. If I come back to Cancun will definity stay with JW Marriott
for Familiesby A verified traveler from Austin, TX
JW Marriott @ CancunPosted Aug 29, 2014
Pros: The pool and easy access to the incredible beach: white sand, turquoise blue water, sun
Cons: A wider selection of pool drinks and lower drink prices ;)
Location: Plenty of things to do nearby. Recommend renting a vehicle to take advantage of nearby sights, events, and bars. More things to do than time.
had a great time at this hotel. Staff and location were ideal. The pool drinks were limited in selection and a bit pricey! I would definitely return again.
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Lovely hotel on the beachPosted Aug 24, 2014
I've stayed at a couple of other JW hotels, and I initially found Cancun to be a little "tired". But, after a day, we appreciated the beautiful location, the most comfortable pool chairs I have ever been on, gorgeous pools and friendly staff. The Italian restaurant is also a bonus. It was homey and comfortable and not so perfect, but that made it nice in its own way.
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Excellent hotel, very friendly servicePosted Aug 18, 2014
Very family friendly, perfect location on the hotel zone, not too crowded. Oxxo grocery, McDonalds and papa johns right across the street for when kids need an alternative. Excellent stay with our family.
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My JW Marriott experiencePosted Aug 17, 2014
Pros: Location, pool, beach, lobby, 10th floor view.
Cons: Much, read my experience above.
Location: The beach is amazing... sand is white like snow and the pool is Delightful.
We stayed 9 days on floor 10 of the hotel and loved the location, beach and pool but the hotel has some basic problems. Food prices do not represent value for money. They are exorbitant for no apparent reason. It was ironic to meet dozens of hotel guests across the road buying up on reasonably priced food to take back to the hotel. As a suggestion, the hotel should revise their food prices to encourage more guests to consume hotel products. Wine quality and value is poor in relation to price. It seems that management and staff are unaware of the rubbish they are selling. e.g. the Australian and Argentine wines soled are bottom shelf, sold at top shelf prices. At almost USD 55 per bottle, they must be delusional. As a suggestion, the hotel should hire somebody who can help the hotel choose value wines at reasonable prices. Staff are friendly and happy. We were generally treated respectfully and received with a smile. Thumbs up here. Room facilities are limited. No kettle to boil water and no coffee or mugs in the room. I requested a kettle and was sarcastically informed that 'this is a luxury hotel so kettles are not provided'. Ironically, requested boiled water arrived tepid with paper disposable cups 45 minutes later. Perhaps this was a humorous room service joke. Room furnishings were basic and definitely not luxurious. Fake artwork, dirty toilet walls and a towel rack barely attached.
Comment from Hotel Management
Aug 20, 2014 by Miguel Flores, Hotel Management
Dear Guest Trevor I appreciate taking the time to share your experience on Expedia. Thank you for the suggestion you made to hire somebody to handle the wine selection for our restaurants and bars, this is a great Idea. Regarding our food and beverage pricing, they are par with other restaurants in the area and hotels of same category. We always try to keep our prices competitive and never be high. I would also like to mention that I will act on the number of issues you experienced during your stay and I will corrected them immediately. Thank you Miguel Flores / Manager on Duty