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Sponsored by Consilium Strategic Communications
Based in Hamburg, Germany, Evotec is a drug discovery solutions company providing drug discovery expertise and capabilities to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies as well as to academic institutions. Evotec has been shortlisted in this category for each of the past three years, and that consistency of communication effectiveness is reflected in its shortlisting tonight.
It's a prime concern of the company that all relevant target groups receive the same information at the same time, and this implies communicating in both English and German. All the company's IR and Corporate Governance publications are available on its excellent website, while the annual report contains a link to an innovative "annual report in three minutes" video.
Evotec places great emphasis on a continual dialogue with financial analysts and investors. It conducts at least one analyst meeting every year and telephone conferences when quarterly financial results are published. In 2013, management presented the company at eleven national and international investor conferences and held a Capital Market Day in New York.
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Sponsored by Hume Brophy
Based in Salisbury, Wiltshire, GW is developing a portfolio of cannabinoid medicines, including Sativex, for the treatment of MS spasticity and cancer pain, and Epidiolex for the treatment of childhood epilepsy.
Again, it's been an active year for GW and there are a number of breakthroughs to choose from.
In June 2013 GW successfully raised $30m through a breakthrough IPO on NASDAQ. In January 2014 the company announced a successful follow-on offering, raising $101m to fund its Epidiolex® development programme for childhood epilepsy.
In November 2013 the company announced the FDA had granted orphan drug status for Epidiolex in the treatment of Dravet syndrome.
In February 2014 GW gained orphan drug designation from the FDA for Epidiolex® for use in treating children with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS), a rare and severe form of childhood-onset epilepsy. Epidiolex is an oral liquid formulation of a highly purified extract of cannabidol CBD, a non-psychoactive molecule from the cannabis plant.
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Sponsored by Design Portfolio
Based in Scotland, Optos is a medtech company concentrating on retinal imaging, with a vision to be recognised as the leading provider of retinal diagnostics through leveraging its unique ultra-widefield imaging technology.
Its recently launched Daytona product represents the next generation of Optos ultra-widefield retinal imaging technology, and has been scaled to accommodate smaller office spaces while providing high resolution imaging. It weighs only 25kg and has been designed to increase patient comfort, as well as make it easier to correctly position the eye. Daytona features an improved user interface with intuitive software and "plug-n-play" installation.
Daytona was designed to allow the globalisation of the core Optos imaging technology, and to date, since launch just under two years ago, over 2,000 Daytona devices are in active use which now represents over 30% of the Optos installed client base, a figure which has been achieved from a standing start.
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Sponsored by Instinctif Partners
John Carroll is a biotech analyst with 35 years of prize-winning experience in journalism. Aside from his daily industry coverage for FierceBiotech, where he was named editor in 2003, John has been a regular speaker at biotech events around the globe. He's been a keynote speaker for several state associations, biotech groups in London and Cambridge, UK, addressed student audiences at MIT and Harvard and been quoted in The New Yorker, the Financial Times, the Boston Globe, New Scientist and other publications. John has covered genomics, biotechnology, healthcare and other business topics for American Banker, Managed Care and many other publications. He has contributed stories from Central America and Ireland to the Dallas Morning News and Time and wrote for the Houston Press. He spent six years as editor and publisher of the Dallas Business Journal, was publisher of Texas Business and early in his career was part of a Pulitzer Prize-winning team of reporters and editors at the Kansas City Star & Times.
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Sponsored by Life Sciences Partners
Based in Belgium, Ablynx has had an active 2013/14. On 26 September it extended its existing collaboration with Merck Serono through a multi-year research alliance that could lead to at least four co-discovery and co-development collaborations. Merck Serono will fund a dedicated discovery group at Ablynx, with both partners jointly selecting disease targets against which this group will develop Nanobodies, up to in-vivo proof-of-principle. This new alliance is an early stage discovery initiative, which allows the companies to rapidly explore the potential of novel targets across a range of therapeutic areas and to determine which programmes should be prioritised for later stage development. It is a very interesting model that could create substantial value for both parties in the future.
Further vindication of the Ablynx business model came just a few days earlier in September when Ablynx announced a global license agreement with AbbVie in respect of ALX-0061. This is Ablynx's proprietary Nanobody that successfully completed a Phase IIa study in February 2013 reporting strong efficacy and safety data in patients with moderately to severely active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) on a stable background of methotrexate. Ablynx will receive an upfront payment of $175m, and on achievement of certain milestones, could receive further payments up to $665m plus royalties.
This is a major milestone for Ablynx and confirms both the potential value of ALX-0061 and the ability of Ablynx's technology to generate clinical candidates with very exciting potential.
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Sponsored by Shore Capital
Jonathan is the founder and CEO of Abcam, one of the leading biotech success stories to emanate from Cambridge. Jonathan has been very active in the life sciences industry for many years. Investing some £8m since 2005, mostly in healthcare companies, he has been involved in any number of initiatives.
Jonathan also sits on the advisory panel of Cambridge Innovation Capital – a new university fund for early stage companies that just raised £50m.
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Sponsored by Panmure Gordon & Co
Based in Staffordshire, UK, Clinigen was formed in 2010 by the merger of three successful companies, namely Keats Healthcare, Clinigen Pharma and Clinigen. Peter became Group CEO at the time of the merger and has been responsible for devising and implementing the group's growth strategy. He led the successful IPO process in September 2012 since when the group has continued to develop strongly, both organically and through carefully selected acquisitions.
Prior to joining Clinigen, Peter was the former CEO at Penn Pharma, having led a £67m management buy-out in 2007. Previously he was Executive VP for Wolters Kluwer Health with responsibility for Europe/Asia Pacific regions, and prior to that Peter was the Chief Operating Officer of Unilabs Clinical Trials International Limited.
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Based in Cambridge, Horizon is the leading life science company supplying research tools to organisations engaged in genomics research and the development of personalised medicines. The company is a trusted supplier of genetically defined cell lines, reporter gene assay kits, genomic reference standards and contract research services to organisations engaged in biopharmaceutical process optimisation, drug discovery and development, and clinical diagnostic development.
Horizon had a very successful IPO on AIM in March, raising £68m in a placing at 180p and valuing the company at £120m. This is thought to be the largest fundraising on AIM from a mediscience company since AIM's inception almost 20 years ago.
In the year to end December 2013 the company saw revenue growth of 70% to £6.6m with sales to 353 unique customers in 45 countries.
As a result of the IPO the company enters the next two years of its development with a very strong balance sheet that will be used to implement a business plan based on a world-leading gene editing and translational science base that should result in a leading position in translational genomics and personalised medicine.
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Stockholm-based Sobi is an international specialty healthcare company dedicated to rare diseases. It has a diversified and growth-oriented commercial product portfolio with key therapeutic areas being Inflammation and Genetics and Metabolism, and three late stage biological development projects within Haemophilia and Neonatology. Sobi is a pioneer in biotechnology with world-class capabilities in protein biochemistry and biologics manufacturing which have been validated by leading industry partners.
2013 was an eventful year for Sobi. Final results for the 12 months to end December 2013 showed total revenues up 13% at SEK 2,177m, product revenues up 16% at SEK 1,558m, and a gross margin improvement of 5 basis points to 59%.
Revenues in the fourth quarter alone rose 29%. Sobi also presented new data from its adult and paediatric haemophilia programmes with Biogen Idec, completed enrolment for its pivotal Kiobrina® Phase III trial, and announced new initiatives for Kepivance® in Head and Neck Cancer and for SOBI002, its novel biologic inhibitor of complement factor C5.
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Obama seeks advice from wide variety of economists
Thursday - 7/3/2014, 1:20pm EDT
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- For the second time in three weeks, President Barack Obama on Wednesday invited top economists to a private lunch at the White House, tapping a broad array of ideological views as he seeks to assemble an economic agenda for the remaining 30 months of his presidency.
Unable to get his economic policies through a divided Congress, Obama is going beyond his White House economic team in search of ideas that can translate into executive actions or ways to nudge institutions and businesses to make changes that meet his economic goals.
Some of the participants are well-known to Obama. Among Wednesday's guests was former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, freed from the firewalls that separate the White House from the nation's central bank. Others such as Princeton's Alan Blinder, who lunched with Obama two weeks ago, and Harvard economist and former President Reagan adviser Martin Feldstein who was a guest Wednesday, have provided their advice to Obama before.
All in all, 13 economists have been to the White House since June 18, offering Obama their take on issues ranging from banking and finance to technology and education.
The approach is not altogether new for Obama. He has been known to enjoy meals with historians and, early in his presidency, frequently sought outside counsel from economists as he prepared policies to address the financial crisis and the Great Recession. But the new sessions with economists differ in focus from the past, one senior administration official said, because Obama is tapping academics with diverse ideologies and who study a range of topics, from the impact of robotics to corporate governance to taxation.
The political views of the participants range from liberals like Princeton economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, who days before his meeting with Obama described his host as "looking like a very consequential president indeed," to conservative Kevin Hassett who has written that Obama's efforts to stimulate a recovery "have had little visible impact on the relative performance of the U.S. economy."
Participants, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe the private sessions, say Obama during the 90-minute lunches asks each economist to talk about his or her work then initiates a discussion and concludes by asking for specific policy proposals. In addition to lunch with the president, several of the economists either arrived early or stayed late to meet with government economists from various agencies, including the Treasury and Commerce departments.
"I think it is good if he is trying to figure out what can be done from the White House in two and a half years," said Anat Admati, a finance and economics professor at Stanford University who attended the June 18 session. "The White House is just a piece of the puzzle. What it can do are two things, it can appoint people subject to needing them confirmed. The second things are softer - pushing, giving cues to other people or working behind the scenes."
Obama has been visibly frustrated by his inability to win legislative battles in Congress. Congressional Republicans note that they have passed a number of bills aimed at spurring the economy only to see them blocked in the Democratic controlled Senate. Both sides have engaged in election-year posturing, as well, pushing issues that play to their respective core voters.
In that gridlock, Obama has acted on his own, issuing executive orders and convening leaders in the private and public sector while prodding them to adopt new policies. Those efforts, however, are limited and don't have the permanence of new law. Among the steps he has taken are ordering federal contractors to increase the minimum wage and speeding up the approval process for government construction.
"The challenge we have is not that we don't know what to do," Obama said in an interview with NPR's Marketplace program that airs Thursday. "The problem is that we've got a Congress right now that's been saying no to proposals that would make a difference. And so, part of our task this year and perhaps next year, is to look at what can we do administratively, or by partnering with states and local governments or by partnering with the private sector to boost wages, to improve job training so that people have better skills, to make sure that we're matching up jobs that are out there with people who are looking for work."
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By Nick Nunn, Staff Writer
The Morgan County High School (MCHS) Bulldogs suffered a devastating 40-0 loss to the Elbert County Blue Devils last Friday night in Elberton. After beginning the season with four consecutive victories, the Dogs have endured back-to-back losses in the past two weeks, putting their record at 1-2 in the region.
Elbert County had the first possession of the game and scored on a seven-play drive to move ahead of the Dogs 6-0. The Blue Devils missed the point after attempt, which was a problem that plagued the team for most of the game.
The Dogs made steady advancements to begin their first drive, including two nine-yard carries by Marquis Benton, but were forced to punt back to the Devils from their own 45-yard line.
Elbert was able to cover 78 yards with two plays to score on their next drive but again missed the extra point to make the score 12-0 in their favor.
Sam Couch gained nine yards on the first play of the Bulldogs' next drive, but the team couldn't convert a first down, so Elbert received the ball for the third time in the first quarter.
The Blue Devils earned another touchdown on Morgan County during their third drive. After the 80-yard passing play that lead to the end zone, Elbert converted a two-point play to make the score 20-0 with two and a half minutes left in the first quarter.
Morgan County was able to stop Elbert County's offense and force them to punt during their next drive, and the Dogs began the second quarter with possession of the ball on their own 22-yard line.
The Dogs didn't make it out of their own territory during the next offensive, but Morgan County was able to hold Elbert County to short advances on their next drive.
The Blue Devils attempted a long pass into the end zone to overcome a long first down, but Melvin Davis picked the ball out of the air and returned it to the Dogs' 22-yard line. Unfortunately, a block in the back penalty pulled the Dogs back to their own 10-yard line, and they weren't able to make it out of the deep territory.
The Dogs pushed Elbert County back during their next drive. After their only advance of the possession, Tez Mathis sacked the Devils' quarterback for a two-yard loss, Bulldog defenders forced an intentional grounding penalty, and Benton pressured their quarterback into throwing an incomplete pass, leading to a fourth down situation for Elbert with 30 yards to go.
Elbert County managed to score only once during the second half, with a 35-yard carry. The extra point made the score 27-0.
On the first play of the Bulldogs' next drive, Tyler Benford made an impressive run from the Dogs' 30-yard line, breaking through Blue Devil defenders and running 70-yards to the end zone before officials called the play back to the Morgan County 49-yard line, where Benford had stepped on the boundary line.
The Dogs were able to convert a fourth down with a seven-yard carry by Benton, but the clock ran out on the second quarter during Morgan County's drive.
Morgan County received the ball to receive the second half, but the team wasn't able to capitalize on the possession.
The Dogs' defense again held Elbert County before beginning their longest drive of the night, a total of 70 yards.
Melvin Davis began the drive with a 22-yard carry, and advances by Benton, Davis, and Cody Harper pushed the team all the way to the Devils' 10-yard line before the Dogs were forced to turn the ball over on downs.
Morgan County held the Devils from scoring in the third quarter, but Elbert made a 55-yard run into the end zone soon after the beginning of the last quarter to make the score 33-0.
The Dogs gained approximately 20 yards on their next drive before a penalty drove them to a fourth down with 21 yards to a first down, and Morgan County punted for the last time in the game.
Elbert scored again on their last drive and made the extra point for a score of 40-0, and, despite advancing 28 yards for their final drive in the last minutes of the game, time ran out of the Bulldogs.
"We put forth really good effort," said MCHS Head Coach Bill Malone about the Bulldogs' performance against the Blue Devils.
"We were definitely not going to run with them," said Malone about Elbert's speed on the field. "They're a good offensive football team."
Next week, the Dogs face the East Jackson Eagles, who have a 1-5 record overall so far this season and are 0-3 in the region. The Eagles will travel to Morgan County for the homecoming game this week.
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These green beans from Emeril's Italian Table are a great side with any main dish. The pancetta really kicks this dish up a notch!
This delicious guacamole recipe from Emeril's Orlando is a great way to kick off any party or get together. It's great as a dip, but it can be used as a sandwich or taco topper as well. Add jalapenos for extra heat.
This delicious oyster recipe comes from E2 Emeril's Eatery in Charlotte, NC.
Calling all caramel and chocolate lovers out there! This one is for you. The Dulce de leche is not only inside the brownie-- it is swirled on top too. These can also be cut into bite-size pieces, stacked on a cake stand and added to a dessert buffet. Perfect for a party.
Emeril's Tchoup Chop guests can't get enough of these at the restaurant. Serve these at your next party for an extra-festive touch.
This recipe is adapted from the book Emeril's New New Orleans Cooking and it's delicious and easy to make. Though there is nothing like serving it hot from the oven, but it can also be made a ahead of time for easy entertaining.
This Table 10 glazed ham is a simple way to dress up a fully cooked ham for your holiday table. It makes for great family-style entertaining and delicious leftover sandwiches the next day. Don't forget to save the ham hock for soups or stews!
This pie is a favorite at Emeril's Delmonico in New Orleans. The lime meringue, grilled pineapple, cashew crust, and rum caramel sauce make this a truly decadent and delicious dessert. Make it ahead of time so that you can enjoy time with your dinner guests.
Cranberries have become a staple at holiday meals, especially Thanksgiving. This is a great kicked-up version that has notes of citrus.


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CyanogenMod 11, 10.2, 10.1, 10, AOKP, PA, CNA. Android 4.1 - 4.4.2
• black UI / many black themed apps (see list)
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• most complete and most advanced Theme on store
• may save some battery on AMOLED-Screens
• "This theme is missing assets for your devices screen"-Error?
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• Whatsapp gray on gray input text?
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• Email app is not themed correctly?
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• 'Inverted gapps' or 'blacked out'-apps from others are not official supported. Some might work, some not.
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Everything is beautiful especially Pandora and the keyboard. I'm just requesting that you pretty please make the soft keys red. And the swiping line on the keyboard is still white not red.
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This theme is why I run CM. Today's update fixes KitKat folder backgrounds. Many thanks to the author.
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Everything about this theme is amazing, the red and black contrast is just amazing, it's just there are some minor problems with a few things, the first is the contacts icon and calender icon are not HD so it doesn't look too good on the nexus 5, the battery icon is not red, it's still comes up as white and in some menus the background is black and the icons are black too so I can't really see wha
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Awesome theme. Only problem is that Google Play Music could use some work on the theme. Song background is a pretty painful green and I can't tell if shuffle is on or not. Update: Google Play Music is much better. Calendar widget, Google Now widget and Hangouts are not themed. Still an awesome theme. I tried to go to another theme and shortly came back.
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Not big but ruins my theme. The signal icon. It doesn't theme the LTE icon im running custom rom and instead of saying 4g it say LTE and it doesn't change red
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Like with swype recently, it doesn't take the developer more than a few days to theme apps that are new and important. Everything is black and white and red. Superb!


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Library Course Guide for: POLITICS OF GENDER IN THE U.S., FROM WW II TO THE ERA
Selected Internet Resources for Politics of Gender in the U.S., from WW II to the ERA:
- Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement
An online archival collection mounted by the Special Collections division of the Duke University Libraries. The documents are organized by subject, but are also searchable by keyword.
Created from the massive LGBT collections at the New York Public Library, this digital collection offers online access to materials on well-known gay writers, activists and activist movements from New York City, as well as providing online finding aids for non-digital LGBT materials in the NYPL collections.
- Ms. Magazine
A statement about the history of Ms., and an archive of selected articles from issues dating back to 1999. Please note that the Library's collections include both hardcopy and microform of Ms. from 1972 through 1989.
- NPR: Roe v. Wade
A 2003 news series on the 30th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court case that legalized abortion in the United States.
- Remembering Stonewall
A Sound Portraits documentary, originally broadcast on NPR's "All Things Considered" in 1989, prepared in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
- Stonewall and Beyond
A 1994 exhibition mounted by the Butler Library at Columbia University to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
- Equal Rights Amendment
A project of the Alice Paul Institute and the National Council of Women's Organizations to revive and enact the Equal Rights Amendent to the U.S. Constitution. Includes information on the history and status of ERA.
- National Center for Men
Founded in 1987 as "the first men's rights group in the United States to address the full range of men's issues, from conscription to circumcision, from fathers' rights to sexist dress codes that are unfair to men."
- National Organization for Women
The portion of the N.O.W. website that details its history, including the 1966 Statement of Purpose.


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In the case of the century plant, it's name is actually misnomer. Contrary to popular belief, a century plant does not bloom every 100 years. Part of the agave family, a century plant typically lives 10 to 30 years, flowering only once at the end of its life. Other interesting facts include:
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What is it about the White City on the Mediterranean that has turned it into the Silicon Valley of the Middle East?
First global social network for doctors
'The ability to have discussions on medical and paramedical issues between physicians all over the world is very exciting,' says Israeli neurosurgeon.
Top 12 made-in-Israel photo and video apps
Maybe you've already joined the millions using apps such as Magisto, Mobli and Moment to enhance, organize and share your images.
Jobniks app matches home-based services with buyers
Seeking a tutor, manicurist or personal chef right in your neighborhood? Or are you offering those services? Jobniks is for you.
Tomigo brings 'help wanted' to the social-media age
An Israeli startup is giving international companies a sleek way to fill job openings through the social networks of their employees.
VascoDe brings smart-phone capabilities to simple cell phones
Israeli startup carves out a niche selling software to give online app access to billions of people in places where smartphones are unaffordable.
CallApp is like global caller ID on speed
Is that a telemarketer calling? Israeli-made CallApp lets you know instant info about who's dialing on the other end.
Israelis build world's first eye-free smartphone
Project RAY, now launching in the US, opens the benefits of digital access to commercial and public services to people with visual disabilities.
Soluto founder Tomer Dvir talks bunnies and business
Childhood computer whiz turns his passion into a successful company that offers cloud-based PC management services.
Your secret is safe with IBM Haifa
The information privacy and security unit at IBM Research in Israel is devising new ways to keep your data confidential.
Can't use that hotel reservation? Sell it online
Two Israeli startups, Roomer and Cancelon, help find a buyer for your cancelled room reservation so you won't lose on fees and no-refund deals.


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I like writing things and movie things and fat things and book things and funny things and pretty things and music things and fandom things and all things.
This Tumblog is a mess, and I just need to rule it.
That dress was amazing.
P.S. It is now 6:30am, and I've yet to get a wink of sleep. I love this royal wedding too much.


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Did you know that we've been in the middle of a Loch Ness Monster sighting drought? Last year marked the first time in almost 90 years that Nessie hadn't been spotted for an entire year. In fact, there hadn't been any 'confirmed sightings' of the elusive cryptid for 18 months, leading some veteran spotters to voice concern that perhaps the famous monster had finally given up the ghost.
But wait! Something awesome just happened: Two different people, both using Apple Maps, captured screenshots of something measuring approximately 100ft long, with what appear to be two large flippers, powering along just under the surface of the loch. Experts from the Official Loch Ness Monster Fan Club have been studying the images and Gary Campbell, club president, reports that they've been steadily ruling out alternative explanations, leaving it increasingly likely that these images are brand new 'confirmed sightings':
'We've been looking at it for a long time trying to work out exactly what it is. It looks like a boat wake, but the boat is missing. You can see some boats moored at the shore, but there isn't one here. We've shown it to boat experts and they don't know what it is. Whatever this is, it is under the water and heading south, so unless there have been secret submarine trials going on in the loch, the size of the object would make it likely to be Nessie.'
'Now that we have spies in the skies above Loch Ness, maybe we will get more sightings which will whet the appetite of more down to earth Nessie hunters to come north. Furthermore, the use of satellite technology means that if Nessie is just swimming below the surface like in this case, we can still pick her up.'
Visit Dailymail.co.uk for additional information about this exiting development and the history of Nessie hunting.
[via Geekosystem and Dailymail.co.uk]
The Sudbury Neutrino Detector. Looks like scifi but is totally real. According to Wikipedia:
Two thousand meters below the ground, a giant sphere has begun to detect nearly invisible particles. These particles, neutrinos, are extremely abundant in the universe but usually go right through just about everything. By stocking this 12-meter sphere with an unusual type of heavy water and surrounding it with light detectors, astrophysicists hope to catch the occasional collision. Since the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) is sensitive to all types of neutrinos, future results might hold clues to how much neutrinos change types on the fly, how our own Sun emits neutrinos, and even how important neutrinos are to the composition of the entire universe.
Oh great, now there's ANOTHER species that's smarter than me
Puny humans, I have solved your color cube.
oh my god hello how are you welcome to my aquarium
Photo of the Day: Chinese Procession at the Temple of Wealth in Xi'an City, China
Photo by: Pramod Shakya (Xi'an, China); Temple of Wealth in Xi'an City, China
Albert Einstein in Fuzzy Slippers
how can you just scroll past this you can't
i tried to but as you can see i couldnt
And there you go.
The Warp Drive Could Become Science Fact
A warp drive to achieve faster-than-light travel — a concept popularized in television's Star Trek — may not be as unrealistic as once thought, scientists say.
A warp drive would manipulate space-time itself to move a starship, taking advantage of a loophole in the laws of physics that prevent anything from moving faster than light. A concept for a real-life warp drive was suggested in 1994 by Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre, however subsequent calculations found that such a device would require prohibitive amounts of energy.
Now physicists say that adjustments can be made to the proposed warp drive that would enable it to run on significantly less energy, potentially bringing the idea back from the realm of science fiction into science.
The best part of my day today is the new Symphony of Science song…about Dinosaurs!
What happens when a tree branch falls onto a powerline?
Answer: Dramatic Annihilation
Only 17 seconds long - stick to the end.
Tree branch + power lines = Michael Bay scene. Watch it to the end.
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Motor neurons and synaptic response. (via columbiamnc.org)
Bobby McFerrin plays the audience. Must watch.
(and that looks like our John Schaefer seated on the left!)
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Bobby McFerrin plays the audience…this is awesome.
My Alma Mater is doing cool things.
Cephalopods. This is why I love you so much.
For some reason, the 5-note theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind is playing in my mind.
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NASA's Kepler Confirms Its First Planet In Habitable Zone
December 05, 2011
Imaged Above: This artist's conception illustrates Kepler-22b, a planet known to comfortably circle in the habitable zone of a sun-like star. Image credit: NASA/Ames/JPL-Caltech
NASA's Kepler mission has confirmed its first planet in the "habitable zone," the region around a star where liquid water could exist on a planet's surface. Kepler also has discovered more than 1,000 new planet candidates, nearly doubling its previously known count. Ten of these candidates are near-Earth-size and orbit in the habitable zone of their host star. Candidates require follow-up observations to verify they are actual planets.
The newly confirmed planet, Kepler-22b, is the smallest yet found to orbit in the middle of the habitable zone of a star similar to our sun. The planet is about 2.4 times the radius of Earth. Scientists don't yet know if Kepler-22b has a predominantly rocky, gaseous or liquid composition, but its discovery is a step closer to finding Earth-like planets.
Previous research hinted at the existence of near-Earth-size planets in habitable zones, but clear confirmation proved elusive. Two other small planets orbiting stars smaller and cooler than our sun recently were confirmed on the very edges of the habitable zone, with orbits more closely resembling those of Venus and Mars.
"This is a major milestone on the road to finding Earth's twin," said Douglas Hudgins, Kepler program scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Kepler's results continue to demonstrate the importance of NASA's science missions, which aim to answer some of the biggest questions about our place in the universe."
Kepler discovers planets and planet candidates by measuring dips in the brightness of more than 150,000 stars to search for planets that cross in front, or "transit," the stars. Kepler requires at least three transits to verify a signal as a planet.
"Fortune smiled upon us with the detection of this planet," said William Borucki, Kepler principal investigator at NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, Calif., who led the team that discovered Kepler-22b. "The first transit was captured just three days after we declared the spacecraft operationally ready. We witnessed the defining third transit over the 2010 holiday season."
Scientists a step closer to cloning mammoth
"YAKUTSK, Russia — The thighbone of a mammoth found in August in Siberia contains well-preserved marrow, increasing the chances of cloning one of the extinct beasts, Japanese and Russian scientists confirmed recently.
The teams from the Sakha Republic's mammoth museum in eastern Russia and Kinki University's graduate school in biology-oriented science and technology will launch full-fledged joint research next year to clone the giant mammal, which is believed to have become extinct about 10,000 years ago, they said.
By transplanting nuclei taken from the marrow cells into elephant egg cells whose nuclei have been removed through a cloning technique, embryos with a mammoth gene could be produced and planted into elephant wombs, as the two species are close relatives, they said…"
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Blocking transmission of respiratory viruses is an important part of halting spread of disease if an epidemic breaks out. A Cochrane Review has found that good hand-washing with normal soap and water are effective ways of containing respiratory virus epidemics. This is particularly important for children because it will help to protect them as well as reduce the chance of passing viruses to other household members.
Using barriers such as simple face masks and gloves, isolating people known to be infected are also useful means of containing respiratory viruses.
This conclusion came after a multinational team of Cochrane Researchers combed many databases for scientific studies and found 51 that fitted their inclusion criteria.
There is a strong indication that introducing hygienic measures around younger children can be a very powerful way of blocking spread, protecting them and the community they live in, says lead researcher Professor Tom Jefferson from Rome, Italy.
The team also concluded that there was little if any evidence that expensive and uncomfortable N95 masks were any better than simple surgical masks. They were also left uncertain about whether adding chemicals that kill bacteria and viruses to soap made them any more effective at preventing transmission than normal soap.
Many simple and probably low-cost interventions could help reduce transmission of epidemic respiratory viruses, says Jefferson.
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I am very pleased with this comforter set. The colors are rich, it's very well made and it looks very expensive...I love it!
I had seen this bedding in another store but they did not have the bedding skirt in 18 length was so happy when I found that Touch of Class had it online. This bedding is more beautiful in person with the black background and the accent color of gold and a little bit sage green and brown looks very dramatic! The quality and the detail of the bedding is very nice. Even my husband commented how nice the bedding was. I actually found the bathroom shower curtain and bathroom accessories on Dillards website cant wait to finish master bathroom.
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According to Aaron Ward of TSN, the Detroit Red Wings are on the verge of signing goaltender Jimmy Howard to a six-year extension. The deal is said to be worth $31.8 million with an annual salary of $5.3 million. No further details on what the cap hit will be each year, but as the details emerge we'll keep you updated.
The 29-year old Howard is 16-12-4 this season with a 2.41 GAA and a .917 save percentage. He has two shutouts on the season and has played in almost 1900 minutes of action.
Originally drafted by the Red Wings 64th overall in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft, Howard has been the primary starter for the Wings over the past four seasons, including this one.
His best year came last year when he went 35-17-4 with a 2.12 GAA and a .920 save percentage with six shutouts. He's been the pillar of consistency for Detroit since being named the starter in 2009, averaging 36 wins over three seasons with his goals against never passing 2.79 and his save percentage averaging around .920%.
With plenty of years of service ahead of him and with consistent numbers to back him up, it's not surprising to see the Red Wings lock up Howard for the long-term and avoid running the risk of losing him for nothing this summer.
With a new deal set to be in place, the Red Wings and Howard can now focus on trying to secure a playoff spot for the 22nd straight season.


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The last couple of years of the Frank Spaziani era were tough on the Eagles, who won just 4 and 2 games. The slide resulted in Spaziani's dismissal, and Steve Addazio was brought in from Temple to try to turn things around. He did an impressive job in his first season, leading a previously reeling BC to a 7-6 record and a bowl game. Why the quick turnaround? Well, Addazio's team had something that wasn't prevalent over the previous 2 seasons – experience. Last season's incarnation was a senior-laden squad that played hard all season long. There were some fine performances, but the efforts of running back Andre Williams surpassed them all. He almost single-handedly led the Eagles to their 7 wins, and was the only unanimous all-ACC choice, an impressive feat, considering the all-conference team included the likes of Heisman trophy winner Jameis Winston. The question now is, where do Addazio and the Eagles go from here?
It wouldn't be quite right to say the offense was good last season, as a couple of stars led the way. Williams was absolutely stellar, racking up an impressive 2177 yards and 18 TDs on 355 carries. He didn't get a whole lot of help with the ground game either, as Myles Willis was second on the team with just 346 yards and 2 scores on 60 carries. Leading the way for them was an experienced offensive line led by tackle Matt Patchan. While the line was strong in run-blocking, they had some issues in pass protection, although quarterback Chase Rettig needs to take some blame too. The other star was receiver Alex Amidon, who followed up a big 2012 with 77 receptions for 1024 yards and 5 TDs last season. Like Williams, Amidon carried the passing attack almost single-handedly, as the next leading receiver was tight end Jake Sinkovec with 14 catches. Rettig, essentially a 4-year starter here, looked great against inferior opposition, but was rarely a factor against better teams.
BC has 3 pressing questions going into 2014: who will play offense; who will play defense; and who will kick the ball? The curse of a senior-laden team is rebuilding the following year, and some players who could have been key factors this season have transferred elsewhere. The biggest loss is obviously Williams. Replacing 45.6% of your offense is hard enough when it's not just one guy, but it looks like the Eagles have enough backs to share the wealth. Willis would be the obvious choice, and showed he could handle a heavier workload at times last season, while Tyler Rouse (26-125-2) will see more carries too. But incoming freshman Jonathan Hilliman – a 4-star recruit – fits the mould of an Eagles back, and it would be no surprise to see him starting in August. The offense only returns 3 starters, but it's the interior of the offensive line. Center Andy Gallik is one of the best in the conference, while guard Bobby Vardaro is a salty vet and Harris Williams has a year under his belt. Florida-transfer Ian Silberman is eligible to play straight away, and could play guard or tackle, meaning Vardaro could slide outside. There are other options, but none have much experience. The passing game has been a concern for some time now, and that may not change with Amidon, one of the ACC's best, gone. Most of the receivers who started a game last season have joined him too. One potentially good piece of news is the return of Bobby Swigert, but how well has he recovered from a nasty knee injury? Dan Crimmins and Harrison Jackson both saw some action last season, but caught just 15 passes between them. Then again, the issues at quarterback may have limited them more than their own play. Still, there are no guarantees at any of the receiver positions, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see a freshman or two play. At tight end, it doesn't look like CJ Parsons is coming back, and he wasn't on the spring roster. There are plenty of other guys, but experience is an issue. Another Florida-transfer, quarterback Tyler Murphy will likely replace Rettig, and looked like a starter in camp. James Walsh took a redshirt last season and will compete, while 2014 recruit Darius Wade may sneak in under the radar, and he had enrolled in time for spring camp. Whoever wins the job, it will be fun to see a dual threat at quarterback.
The Eagles defense has struggled the last few seasons, and 2013 was no different. The run defense had a couple of off days, but was generally sturdy enough, allowing 160 yards per game. They managed this with a defensive line that suffered through some injury woes and lineup changes, with only Kasim Edebali starting all 13 games, albeit at 3 different positions. The senior led the team with 8.5 of the team's 36 sacks, and made 14 tackles for loss. Tackles Jaryd Rudolph and Connor Wujciak also saw significant action and combined for 5.5 tackles for loss. The linebackers were the heart of the defense, and were an excellent group. All-ACC Kevin Pierre-Louis was the star of the group, but Pierre-Louis, Steele DiVitto and Steven Daniels combined for 308 tackles, 23 tackles for loss and 12 sacks. They also combined to break up 8 passes and pick off 3. The pass defense had its moments, but was a weakness for the Eagles, allowing opponents to complete nearly 67% of their passes, with 26 TDs and just 9 interceptions. Part of the problem was the loss of Spenser Rositano, who was lost early in the season, and has since retired due to repeated concussions at the young age of 20. Free safety Sean Sylvia is probably better known for being the first BC player to be ejected for targeting, but he's been a solid member of the Eagle secondary. Corner Manuel Asprilla played way bigger than his size (5,11,178) last season, making 68 tackles, including 7 in the backfield, and broke up 6 pass and intercepted 2. Bryce Jones was equally aggressive on the opposite side, although that aggression cost the secondary far too often.
There will be some rebuilding afoot this season as the Eagles attempt to replace the majority of their front 7. Edebali is obviously the biggest loss, but Rudolph and end Kaleb Ramsey had plenty of experience. Also gone is Dominic Appiah, who transferred. He would have been in line to potentially start as a senior. Now the good news. Wujciak will be back to lead the front line, although he's more of a run stuffer than a pass rusher. Mehdi Abdesmad was off to a strong start at tackle last year, before an injury cut short his season after just 4 games. He showed some pass rush ability, notching a couple of sacks, and may yet switch outside. Another returning from injury is end Malachi Moore, who was starting to show what he could do when an injury cost him all of last season. Brian Mihalik will contribute too. Linebacker will be a bigger question mark, with just Daniels returning. Josh Keyes did a good job last season as a backup to KPL, making 30 tackles and 3.5 sacks. The converted-safety has the speed to pressure the passer from the weakside, and may be relied upon to replace Edebali in that role. Replacing DiVitto in the middle may be the tallest order. Sean Duggan is an experienced reserve, but he only played in 1 game last season and hasn't developed as hoped. There is hope in the form of a bunch of freshmen, led by Connor Strachan, but they won't arrive until fall. The secondary is largely unchanged from last season, but that doesn't mean positions are set. Allen Dawson and Isaac Yiadom arrive in this year's class and should help. Dawson was in for spring too.
Special Teams
Nate Freese has been an accurate kicker here in Chestnut Hill, but no one will break the record he set last season. The senior hit all 20 of his field goals, including a couple from over 50 yards, and was a key weapon for BC. Unsurprisingly, he was voted all-ACC for his troubles. He was also an outstanding on kickoffs, hitting 51 touchbacks on 75 attempts. Freese also punted for the Eagles, and did a solid job, with a gross of 41.7 and dropping 22 inside the 20. He also had 9 touchbacks, but opponents managed just 5.6 yards per punt return, so we'll overlook it. The rest of the unit was solid too. Willis averaged 23.6 yards on kick returns, taking 1 back for a score, while Spiffy Evans averaged 11.85 per punt return. Coverage units were great too. If you want to nitpick, a defensive line with 3 players 6'7 or taller should have more blocked kicks, but this was a great unit overall.
Only Willis is back from the key members of the unit, so the scramble to replace the others will not be easy. Freese has been one of the finest kickers in the country over the last 4 years (maybe not 2011), and he will be sorely missed. Junior Alex Howell was kicking and punting in the spring game, with mixed results, but he looks like the best option so far. Hopefully Michael Knoll can give him a push when he arrives in fall. Willis will return kicks again, and took one to the house in the spring game, but he may need to return punts too, assuming his offensive duties don't rule him out. There are some decent options though.
Where to now for the Eagles? Are there too many holes for BC to overcome this season? There is some talent here, and the Eagles could potentially have a similar record to last season, but they have to not only replace experienced veterans, but replace their leadership too. On the plus side, Murphy has looked good at quarterback, although he's only here for 1 year, while the defense played well in the spring game, particularly up front. The good news is, BC isn't the only ACC program heading into 2014 with question marks, and if the young guys can play up their potential, they could surprise in the conference. Their biggest concerns last season revolved around the passing game. Can the offense throw the ball with consistency this season, or will the running attack need to shoulder the load? Can the secondary actually stop opponents from picking them apart, and will there be a pass rush to help them out? Lots of questions, but there is hope. A fine recruiting class suggests the future could be rosy too. Expect BC to win 6 or 7 this season, then make a bigger push in 2015 as the youth movement matures.
Tags: Alex Howell Allen Dawson Andy Gallik Bobby Swigert Bobby Vardaro Brian Mihalik Bryce Jones Connor Strachan Connor Wujciak Dan Crimmins Darius Wade Harris Williams Harrison Jackson Ian Silberman Isacc Yiadom James Walsh Jonathan Hilliman Josh Keyes Malachi Moore Manuel Asprilla Mehdi Abdesmad Michael Knoll Myles Willis S Sean Duggan Sean Sylvia Steve Addazio Steven Daniels Tyler Murphy Tyler Rouse


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Blog: 800 Free Relay Team Nabs 6th
March 21, 2014
The University Aquatic Center was sold out in tonight's NCAA D1 Women's Swimming & Diving Championships Friday finals.
The Golden Gophers qualified Becca Weiland (100 fly), Jessica Plant (200 free), and their 800 free relay for NCAA finals tonight at the University Aquatic Center.
100 Fly
Junior Becca Weiland competed in the consolation finals of the 100-yard butterfly after qualifying with her trial time of 52.29. In the consolation final tonight, Weiland finished 14th with a time of 52.46.
200 Free
Jessica Plant was seeded 13th after this morning's preliminary 200 freestyle race. The junior finished the finals in 15th place with a time of 1:45.08.
3-Meter Diving
Maggie Keefer competed in the consolation three-meter finals this afternoon after prelims. The senior finished in 9th place with a score of 368.60 points. Keefer and teammate Jessica Ramberg will both be competing tomorrow in the platform diving events.
800 Free Relay
The 2014 800 Free Relay Big Ten Champions represented Minnesota tonight in the final heat. The relay team of Tori Simenec, Jessica Plant, Lauren Votava, Kiera Janzen placed 6th with a time of 7:02.43.
Current Gopher Standings
After night two of the 2014 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, Minnesota has a total of 91.5 points, to hold onto 9th place.
Saturday's Schedule
Trials – 11am
200 Back
100 Free
200 Breast
200 Fly
20-minute intermission
400 Free Relay
Platform Diving
1,650 Free – All but last heat of time finals
Finals – 7pm
1650 Free – Last heat of time finals
200 Back
100 Free
200 Breast
200 Fly
Platform Diving
400 Free Relay
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What a lovely time we had . . . lovely scenery and clean, tidy beaches and surroundings. Peace and tranquillity in abundance! Steve & Diane, May 2014
The South Hams area of South Devon is somewhere special - one of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of Britain providing an exclusive and special holiday location set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages is an ideal base from which discover its pretty estuaries, dramatic coastline, beautiful beaches, historic villages and great food and drink producers.
Here is just a small selection of places to visit and things to do which we hope will appeal to all types of visitor, whether here for a dog-friendly holiday, a summer vacation, a romantic break, or just a short break.
Why spend hours in the car when you can you can relax in your holiday home and within just a few minutes you will find several pretty beaches, seaside walks, great pub and cafe food, wonderful views, a slice of history, and sea and coastal activities so close to your doorstep?
To explore what's on your doorstep why not enjoy a car free day and walk from Dittiscombe to Slapton Village (1½ miles) and a further ½ mile to Slapton Sands beach. You will find our walking instructions here. When you arrive at the sea you can join the South West Coast Path and view the spectacular coastline of Start Bay which stretches from Blackpool Sands to Start Point Lighthouse. Several small villages invite you to stop off along the way. For instance at Torcross you can pick up a cream tea at the beachside Sea Breeze Cafe or a plate of the finest fish and chips at the award-winning Start Bay Inn ; take a guided tour of Start Point Lighthouse, or read the Hallsands village storyboard.
Slapton is a typical South Hams village, filled with old cottages, sunken, winding lanes (drivers take note), ancient walls, and yes roses round the doors. Located just ½ mile from the sea and on the doorstep of one of England's most important scientific freshwater lagoons, you will find Slapton a special place.
There is much to recommend the village. Its 13th Century Monastic Tower and quaint and peaceful ambience belies its history of army occupation during the D-Day landing practices of the Second World War. If you visit either the Tower Inn or The Queens Arms pubs you can immerse yourself in the history of this period with books, pamphlets and photographs whilst sitting around the log fires. Both pubs also serve excellent, locally produced menus and welcome dogs too, and many of our returning guests go to both pubs at least once during their stay here.
But what sets Slapton apart from any other of the area is its proximity to Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve (picture left). This vast freshwater lagoon sits behind a shingle bar, protected from the salty water of the sea and is of national scientific importance, managed by Slapton Field Study Centre located in the centre of the village. This is a great wildlife watching area, and the Field Study Centre offer coastal walks, bird, bat and badger days, guided tours and nature safaris in and around the area.
Nearby the small village of Torcross is welll worth a visit. A Sherman Tank , dredged from the seabed a few years ago, provides a fitting memorial to the men who lost their lives in the tragic events. Here you will also find a seats next to the freshwater Ley where you can feed the ducks and wildfowl, and there are two cafes, a pub and a shop.
A little further along the coast path Beesands and Hallsands (picture right) both sit close to the water's edge although Hallsands was just a little too close for comfort as in 1917 over thirty homes fell into the sea due to dredging which took place out in the bay and following a teriffic storm. You'll find a visitor information plaque on the coast path which tells the story. Beesands is fortunately still a thriving small village with a football pitch, small children's play area, free car parking, a great stretch of unspoilt beach suitable for swimming and beach fishing, and an adder conservation area! The Cricket Inn pub and Britannia@thebeach cafe both look out to sea and towards the lighthouse at Start Point and serve excellent fish menus, cream teas and ice creams all year round.
The thriving and bustling market towns of Kingsbridge and Totnes are well worth a visit, and the coastal and estuary towns of Dartmouth and Salcombe with their colourful shops and gentle waterways make for a relaxing day by the water.
Further afield there are other stunning coastal walks all using the South West Coast Path between Salcombe and Dartmouth taking in East Prawle, Bolt Head, Hope Cove, Thurlestone, Bantham and Bigbury. In contrast several pretty green lane walks offer a slower pace where walkers can get up close to the hidden delights of the South Hams. And of course for a walk on the wild side Dartmoor National Park (approximately 20 miles from Dittiscombe) is the inspiring setting for War Horse, with vast open spaces, woodland walks, rivers and streams, and cycling and horse-riding opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.
Rolling hills and steep cliffs are not for everyone, but there really are some easier walks which are accessible to families with small children and people with limited mobility. These few suggestions include cafes, pubs and toilets, but if you would like more information we suggest you contact the local tourist information centres who will be able to give you more detailed information.
Beesands (see picture left) has a car park, seating overlooking the beach, a flat walk by the freshwater lake. You can either walk to Torcross over the rocks and beach at low tide or for those able to you can join the South West Coast Path to take you 'over the top' for magnificent views.
Start Point Lighthouse is a fitting beacon for the most southerly point in Devon. There is a car park with memorable views of Start Bay and a straight metalled road with a slight decline to the Lighthouse.
Bantham beach (picture right) is perfect for sandcastle making, surfing, bodyboarding, and dog walking (there are some restrictions during the summer months). From the car park the beach is accessed over a sandy path to a flat, wide beach at low tide and far reaching views of Bigbury and Burgh Island. There is a dog ban on the beach from May to October but during this time there is access to one side of the beach along the Avon estuary. There are toilets and dog bins here, and The Sloop pub, ideal for children and visitors with dogs offering a varied menu and Sunday lunch served in several sittings until 4pm.
Bolberry Down is situated on the coast and has a short tarmac path leading from the large car park to breathtaking views of the coast. Walk length is approx 1 mile and further details can be found on the National Trust website and search for Bolberry Down. There is also the dog-friendly Port-Light Hotel serving coffee, lunch and dinner.
In Totnes there is an attractive path which runs from Totnes Railway Station to Shinner's Bridge at Dartington and is suitable for all. Totnes Station path runs alongside the River Dart with interesting wildlife habitats and at Shinner's Bridge you will find Dartington College of Arts and the complex of Dartington Shops with a cafe and toilets.
Bigbury on Sea is situated opposite the famous Burgh Island Hotel. There is a car park and excellent beach cafe run by the multi-award winning Venus Cafe. There is a good-sized beach and flat walks over to Burgh Island and along the estuary at low tide.
South Hams boasts many of the finest and most unspoilt beaches in the country. For families there is great choice: sheltered coves and fine sand at Mill Bay and Hope Cove, or the sweeping, safe beach with the award-winning Venus Cafe at Blackpool Sands; rock-pooling at Thurlestone; surfing on the magnificent beach at Bantham; and for visitors with dogs there are many beaches to explore all year round at Slapton, Torcross and Beesands, East Prawle, Rickham Sands and many more.
Many of our previous guests have enjoyed a day out at Agatha Christie's house and garden at Greenway on the River Dart. As parking is limited visitors are encouraged to take the 'green way' to the house by using the ferry service which runs either from Dittisham on the banks of the river or from Totnes using the Greenway Ferry Service. Other historic houses such as Colyton Fishacre, Saltram House & Gardens and Overbecks are within an hour's drive of Dittiscombe.
Woodlands Leisure Park near Dartmouth offers an exciting range of rides, and plenty of indoor play areas too. Paignton Zoo, Dartmoor Zoological park,, Living Coasts,Pennywell Farm , and the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth are just some of a number of wildlife centres in this area. There is indoor swimming at the Kingsbridge Quayside Leisure Centre and at the Dartmouth Golf & Country Club (we provide temporary membership for our guests with a 25% discount off health and beauty facilities). The Reel Cinema Reel Cinema is our local cinema in Fore Street, Kingsbridge. The Eden Project is about 1- 2 hours drive from Dittiscombe, and is well worth a visit
The local heritage centre at the Cookworthy Museum displays the history of rural life in and around Kingsbridge, and three castles at Totnes, Dartmouth and Berry Pomeroy are all run by English Heritage. Cruise from Dartmouth to Slapton Sands on the Fairmile, a WW2 Heritage Ship, and submerse yourself in two hours of beautiful scenery, a full commentary on the history and tragedy of the D-Day training exercises in the area, and a cream tea.
The bustling, historic market towns of Kingsbridge and Totnes and the estuary towns of Salcombe and Dartmouth all have a good variety of small, specialist shops, galleries, food, gift and clothing shops. The shopping complex at Dartington is a unique visitor centre with 15 shops, cafes, galleries and wide variety of arts and crafts including the famous Dartington Glass.
Riverford, near Totnes, is well known for its organic food and vegetables and the owner Guy Watson, a local farming champion, has won the BBC's Farmer of the Year Award 2012. At Riverford visitors can shop for local produce, or wander around the farm on a self-guided tour and whilst there book a meal at the award winning Field Kitchen restaurant on the farm to taste the produce.
There are a number of different travel opportunities in the area:
the South Devon Railway starts in Totnes and finishes in Buckfastleigh with a Heritage Bus Service or a trip to the Otter & Butterfly Sanctuary – a great day out for young and old alike. The Round Robin bus, boat and steam train runs through enchanting landscape and includes Paignton, Kingswear, Dartmouth and Totnes en-route. River Link cruise boats based in Dartmouth offer coastal and wildlife cruises, and a daily service to Totnes and Greenway Gardens. Boat hire, boat trips, fishing and sailing lessons are available in Kingsbridge, Dartmouth and Salcombe. Park and ride schemes for Salcombe, Dartmouth and Exeter operate during the main season. And a local bus route from Slapton goes to Dartmouth, Kingsbridge and Plymouth and for up to date timetables go to www.devon.gov.uk/devonbus.
Non-vehicular transport such as canoeing, cycling, horse-riding, sailing and surfing are all possible and further information can be obtained from the local tourist information centres.
For information and availability in the Slapton area go to www.visitslapton.co.uk.
Find Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages and late availability holiday cottages visit Last Minute Cottages.
Self Catering Cottages including Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages on Country Cottages Online
Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages is also on Owners Direct
Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages is listed on Justcottages.co.uk also other holiday cottages to rent in Devon.
A UK Green Holiday website featuring Green Tourism Award accommodation including Dittiscombe Holiday Cottages go to Ecoholidayshop.co.uk.
Green Day Out is a site for days out in the UK, with much to see and do for all ages, whatever the weather, and Dittiscombe is listed here too.


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Lilly and Matt are both chef instructors, so you can imagine that their Brookline apartment is full of tools of the trade. Though they've been living (and traveling the country) together for 2.5 years, their bedroom lacks the fun and quirkiness of both of their personalities. Here's what we envision for their bedroom:
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Jordan's 460 square foot Brooklyn apartment was the winner of our Small Cool Contest back in 2011. The bright space is nicely outfitted with design classics old and new. Here's a quick little shopping guide to help you pick similar pieces that will fit in your own small cool home.
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When James and Mark first laid eyes on their third floor apartment, they saw past the hideous wall mural in the stairwell, dingy cabinets and linoleum in the kitchen, holes in the walls, and ratty stained carpeting. The dumpy place that scared every other potential renter away filled them with a sense of excitement and possibility. Inspired by the apartment's hip South Broadway neighborhood, which reminded them of the old East Village of their 1960's youth, the duo set out to transform the place into a home. With a lot of imagination and hard work, they've created a unique space filled with humor, color, and kitsch.
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The 4-year-old daughter of a friend of mine recently "rescued" a pink plastic lawn flamingo from Lowes. "Mommy", she told my friend at the store, "the other flamingos are pulling his feathers and scratching his beak! I think he wants to live in a nice, white house like ours." Dear Lily - savior of flamingos - here is a round-up for you (and any other little one who can't resist the thought of bringing home a bird...that is pink!)


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Old movies and interracial couples may be black and white, but ethics are rarely so. Take this short quiz to see if you're a nice person, or perhaps just a clueless dick.
1. A stranger falls and breaks his leg. Do you:
A) Call for an ambulance.
B) Laugh.
C) Break his other leg.
D) Fashion a rudimentary splint out of branches and mud and help him home.
E) None of the above.
The correct answer is, of course, C. By breaking his other leg, you've helped the stranger realize he's too clumsy to walk, and really shouldn't do it anyway.
2. A little girl drops her ice cream cone. You should:
A) Buy her a new one.
B) Laugh.
C) Break her leg.
D) Fashion a rudimentary ice cream cone out of branches and mud and help her home.
E) None of the above.
Again, the correct answer is C. The little girl won't care about her ice cream once she experiences the agonizing pain of a broken limb.
3. A cat is stuck in a tree. Should you:
A) Call the fire department.
B) Laugh.
C) Break its leg.
D) Throw rocks at it.
E) None of the above.
Did you guess C? If you did, then you have been tricked. The correct answer is D. By throwing rocks at the cat, you teach it that even the highest bows aren't safe from danger. (Don't worry, it'll break its leg when it falls to the ground.)
4. An old woman is trying to cross a busy street. Do you:
A) Help her cross.
B) Laugh.
C) Stop traffic so she can cross.
D) Push her into the street.
E) None of the above.
You might think D is the correct answer, and you would be almost right. However, in this circumstance, the correct answer is E, none of the above. Ideally, you'd punch her in the face and steal her purse before you push her into the street so she can break her leg. The streets are no place for an old woman, and now she knows better.
5. Your best friend's mother dies suddenly. You should:
A) Console your friend.
B) Laugh.
C) Break your friend's leg.
D) Break your friend's mother's leg.
E) None of the above.
The correct answer is A. Death is not a joke. If you're laughing, deduct one point and redeem yourself by breaking your own leg.
For every correct answer, give yourself 1 point. Use the following table to judge how nice you really are:
5 points: You are the glimmering pinnacle of thoughtfulness and compassion. Everyone should strive to be as fabulously kind as you.
4 points: You're much nicer than most, but you don't break enough legs.
3 points: You're neither an angel nor a saint. But you really aren't breaking enough legs.
2 points: Seriously, you're not breaking enough legs.
1 point: You're not a nice person.
0 points: I've sent someone to break your legs. Dick.
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Conley committed to helping people with grief
Conley Funeral Home director Bruce Conley became involved in grief support in the late 1970s, carrying on a family tradition he realized was crucial.
- Posted April 30, 2009
Elburn village notes
Dental office receives grant, Elburn officials to be sworn in at Lions Park
- Posted April 30, 2009
Willey steps down with kudos to Elburn
Elburn has changed a lot since 1997, the year Jim Willey was elected to the first of his three consecutive terms as village president.
- Posted April 23, 2009
Learning curve set to begin
For the newly elected Elburn village president and trustees, filling their positions will require more than just taking their seats.
- Posted April 23, 2009
Roder wins Dewey Dash
Daniel Roder, 50, of Elgin was the overall winner in the 2009 Dewey Dash, held Sunday. 217 runners braved the rain and chilly temperatures—142 in the 5K and 75 in the 1-mile Youth Run.
- Posted April 23, 2009
New deck store opens downtown
A local deck installer has opened an Elburn showroom for people to see the materials and styles it offers for this outdoor home enhancement.
- Posted April 23, 2009
Village looks for leaks in sewer system
Elburn public works staff and engineers continue to investigate how stormwater overwhelms the village's sanitary sewer system during heavy rains.
- Posted April 23, 2009
Elburn cadet spreads word about West Point
West Point Cadet Nick Dieter of Elburn is among a select few students responsible for representing the military academy during visits to high schools nationwide.
- Posted April 23, 2009
Anderson asks Elburn department heads to resign
Elburn's Village President-elect Dave Anderson said Tuesday he asked the village's four department heads-the police chief, administrator, public works director and community development director-to resign.
- Posted April 16, 2009
Dewey Dash to help library buy computers
Town and Country Public Library's fifth annual Dewey Dash 5K run and 1K walk on Sunday, April 19, will honor former Friends of the Library member Kim Urquizu, who passed away last year.
- Posted April 16, 2009
Arbor Day event to mark making trees count
Elburn recently was named a Tree City USA for the 10th year in a row, an achievement the village will highlight during its Arbor Day Celebration Saturday, April 25.
- Posted April 16, 2009
Elburn voters pick Anderson
Elburn voters elected the first new village president in more than 12 years on Tuesday, Dave Anderson. Anderson defeated his opponent, Village Trustee Patricia Romke, 666 to 167.
- Posted April 9, 2009
Village obtains lower price for wayside horns
The price tag for wayside horns in Elburn went down when village officials negotiated a new contractor bid and persuaded railroad officials to waive an insurance requirement.
- Posted April 9, 2009
'Glengarry Glen Ross' to open at Steel Beam
R. Aaron Thomann was a perfect choice to direct Steel Beam Theatre's latest production, "Glengarry Glen Ross,†for which the timing was just as ideal, said Donna Steele.
- Posted April 9, 2009
Anderson, Romke vie for village president seat
Elburn voters will elect the first new Village President in more than 12 years on April 7.
- Posted April 2, 2009
Elburn trustee candidates tout experience, insight
Six residents are running for three seats on the Elburn Village Board April 7. Among them are two incumbents, Jeff Humm and Tom Burgholzer, Ken Anderson, who is a Planning Commissioner, and three newcomers, David Gualdoni, Jerry...
- Posted April 2, 2009
Crime rate low in Elburn despite more calls for service
In 2008, crime statistics for Elburn show that the village still is one of the safest communities in the nation, state and county, Police Chief Jim Linane reported.
- Posted April 2, 2009
Fire district candidates want to give back to community
Two Elburn residents are running for one seat on the three-member Elburn and Countryside Fire Protection District Board. They are incumbent Tom Reynolds, a retired Amoco Oil manager, and Rich Herra, a former Elburn firefighter.
- Posted April 2, 2009
Pull-tab collectors help Ronald McDonald House Charities
Carrie Petrie's 7-year-old granddaughter Abigail survived cancer as a baby. Now she and her family are giving back to those who helped them during their ordeal, and inspiring others to do the same.
- Posted April 2, 2009
Convicted sex offender may be retried
Thomas L. Maurer, of Elburn, convicted in 2004 of soliciting sex from a teenage girl, may be retried in Kane County Circuit Court, the 2nd District Illinois Appellate Court ruled March 12.
- Posted March 26, 2009
Blackberry Township assessor candidates cite experience
Facing off April 7 in the Blackberry Township Assessor's race will be incumbent Uwe Rotter and Bonnie Wilcox, both of Elburn.
- Posted March 26, 2009
County, township officials support Elburn's wayside horn project
Elburn will not have to dip as far into its coffers as expected for the $300,000 wayside horn project to reduce train whistles in town. The reason is that the village will obtain partial funding from Blackberry...
- Posted March 20, 2009
Baseballs on Parade
On parade—Cows in Chicago, Huskies in DeKalb, Adirondack chairs in St. Charles, bicycles in Geneva. What's next? Baseballs in Elburn.
- Posted March 20, 2009
Wayside horns could reduce train whistles by this summer
Elburn must wait a few more months for the wayside horns that, for the most part, will rid the village of train whistles.
- Posted March 13, 2009
Village trashes residents' garbage tickets
Village officials will make Elburn's garbage ordinance more lenient and void all tickets received by residents in 2008 for violating it.
- Posted March 13, 2009
Village considers stricter rules for senior tax rebates
Any Elburn senior citizen may request a 75 percent refund of last year's municipal utility taxes. But because some people may be mising misuse the program, village officials might tighten its rules.
- Posted March 13, 2009
Elburn police blotter
Theft; No valid driver's license; Felony traffic arrest; DUI; Driving while license suspended; Criminal defacement of property
- Posted March 12, 2009
Maintaining Mayberry
Many Elburn residents wish their historic downtown was still as bustling as Mayberry. In response, locals have adopted strategies to make it happen.
- Posted March 5, 2009
Elburn police blotter
Warrant arrest; Underage drinking; DUI, illegal drug paraphernalia; DUI, no insurance
- Posted March 5, 2009
Dragons, swordfighting stuff of teen's tale
Not everyone can turn their fantasies into reality. But with creativity and determination, Kylen Pattermann of Elburn has.
- Posted February 27, 2009
Police propose $250 criminal user fee
People arrested in Elburn for some crimes and whose vehicles are impounded might have to pay a criminal user fee in the future.
- Posted February 27, 2009
Villages seeking industry
Local village officials agree that industry is just as important as retail and residential growth to the area's economy.
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Trustee seats up for election in spring
MAPLE PARK—Three village trustee seats will be up for election in April 2011, when the four-year terms of Nick Moisa, Pat Lunardon and Mark Delaney expire. The village will post procedures for declaring candidacy on its website. Residents interested in running for trustee also may obtain candidacy information from Village Clerk Claudie Tremaine at (815) 827-3309.
Additional information for prospective candidates about running in a municipal election is available in the Illinois Candidates' Guide on the state's election website, www.elections.il.gov.
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