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A few days after Sullivan's visit, Tennyson repeated to Emily some of The Last Tournament, which he had just written; but despite his creative work, he remained depressed. He refused to join the Royal Society expedition to Cadiz, because he was expected to write a poem on the eclipse, and because it seemed, as Emily said, 'that no one will go if this insolent despatch of Gortschakoff brings war, as it should do if not withdrawn. A. talked, as he had done of late, chiefly of the state of England and Europe. He cared so much for this that most other things just then seemed matters of indifference to him. He ... said, "How strange England cannot see her true policy lies in a close union with our colonies!" He added: "We ought to have all boys at school drilled, so that we may be more ready for defensive war than now".'
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|The dead and the living : burial mounds & cairns and the development of social classes in the Gulf of Georgia region
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|This thesis provides a model for understanding how social classes arose in the Gulf of Georgia area. This model distinguishes how social status in rank and a class societies are manifested and maintained in non-state, kin-based societies, drawing mainly from ethnographic descriptions. The relationship between the living and the dead for making status claims in both rank and class societies makes the archaeological study of mortuary ritual important for investigating these relationships. I propose that burial mounds and cairns, which were prominent in the region from 1500 to 1000 years ago, reflect a time when status differentiation was defined mainly through social rank. Following this period, when all forms of below-ground burials cease and above-ground graves become the dominant form of mortuary practice, I propose that the historically recorded pattern of social class emerged. Archaeological investigations of the burial mounds and cairns at the Scowlitz site have provided the first fully reported instances of mound and cairn burials in this region. Using less well reported data from over 150 additional burial mounds and cairns reported from other sites in the region, evidence for the nature of status differentiation sought out. Patterns in the burial record are investigated through discussing variation within classes of burials, demography and deposition, spatial patterning, grave goods, and temporal variation. These patterns and changes are then discussed within the context of the larger culture history of the region, suggesting that the late Marpole or Garrison sub-phase may be defined as ending around 1000 BP with the cessation of below-ground burial practices. The general patterns observed in mound and cairn burials and the changes in mortuary ritual subsequent to their being built generally support the idea of a shift from a rank to a class society. The thesis provides a basis for further investigation of questions of social status and inequality in the Gulf of Georgia region.
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Leslie Carleton has been teaching yoga since 1991. She trained first as an Iyengar instructor with Gabriel Halpern in Chicago (Yoga Circle), and over the next several years worked with many senior Iyengar teachers including Roger Cole, Manuso Manos and Jo Zukovich. In the late nineties she found herself in an Ashtanga Vinyasa class with Tim Miller and was ecstatic with how liberating it felt to move! She continued to teach, blending Iyengar Yoga's attention to alignment and safety, with Ashtanga Yoga's breath guided movement. She completed Ashtanga teacher training with David Swenson in 2003 and later studied also with Shiva Rea, Beryl Bender Birch, Schuyler Grant and other "innovators" of classic form. What she teaches is essentially a form of Vinyasa yoga that blends influences of Iyengar and Ashtanga traditions to create a balanced and creative flow practice. In July of 2011, Leslie had brain surgery to remove a tumor, and lost her right side balance nerve and much of the hearing in that ear. In the wake of this experience and its aftereffects, she has felt her own practice deepen and ripen into something sustainable and deeply personal. As a teacher, Leslie strives to offer her students a practice that is meaningful within a contemporary and personal context—the joy and fire of challenge tempered by intelligent alignment and our unique circumstances. Leslie lives in Thetford with her husband Greg, dog Suki, and has two mostly grown sons, Liam and Dylan.
Sharon Gouveia Comeau Sharon Comeau has been practicing yoga since 1999 and teaching since 2005. She started as an apprentice under Leslie Carleton's fine tutelage, and received certification from Yoga Alliance
in 2010, after studying with Deb Neubauer and Todd Norian. Sharon came to yoga from her interest in movement, as an athlete and dancer for most of her life. She started with Bikram Yoga, moved to the Upper Valley and in her yoga practice into vinyasa yoga, and her teacher training was in Hatha Yoga, focused on the Anusara School of Yoga. Known for her attention to detail, kind teaching, and heart-centered themes, Sharon is pleased to welcome yogis of all
traditions and levels into her classes.
Justine Fahey has been practicing yoga since 1998, first in Cambridge, MA at Baron Baptiste's studio and then in the Upper Valley since 2000. Mainly focusing on Astanga and vinyasa practices, she believes yoga is integral to both physical and emotional well-being. Justine lives in the Upper Valley with her husband, three kids, dog and cats.
Erin Tunnicliffe began practicing yoga in 1996, and has been teaching since 2002,when she completed David Swenson's Ashtanga primary series teacher training. She credits local teachers Stephen Leslie and Chris Buhner with igniting her love of yoga as well as instilling the importance of a daily practice. Erin has completed Sarah Power's Insight (yin) Yoga and Meditation teacher training levels I and II, and has incorporated this highly complementary style of yoga to her personal as well as teaching practices. Erin has also studied with Sage Rountree in her Teaching Yoga to Athletes program. Yoga has become a platform for broader study into the Eastern contemplative traditions, and Erin regularly attends workshops on these subjects at Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, where she serves as a member of the board of trustees. Erin's day job is with her MBA alma mater, the Tuck School.
Jennifer Armstrong While studying dance at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Jenny had the opportunity to study Pilates with a first generation Pilates teacher, Kathy Grant and got hooked! After college she moved overseas to teach, and began suffering from daily back pain. Returning to her roots, she decided to leave that job and re-organize her life around health and wellness, which brought her back to Pilates and yoga. Jenny received her Intermediate Reformer and Matwork Certification from STOTT Pilates in April of 2007, and has been teaching ever since. She has been incorporating yoga into her own practice since college and just recently completed the Anusara Immersion with Deb Neubauer. She enjoys seeing people connect more deeply with their bodies, helping them to feel stronger both in their favorite physical activities and in their daily lives. Having experienced the benefits of Pilates and yoga in her own life, she is excited to explore the combination of these two techniques with others!
Angie Follensbee-Hall has been practicing yoga and meditation since 1996. Angie studies with many great teachers of various lineages in between making Handmade Paper Wall hangings, and raising two beautiful daughters! In 2005, her eldest daughter suffered a serious illness. During her daughter's recovery, Angie began to seek ways of finding peace and a sense of wholeness, and she returned to the practice of Yoga with renewed vigor. In 2007, she graduated from Yoga teacher training with Linda Lalita Winnick, of Shakti Yoga and The Ayurvedic Enrichment Institute, of Woodstock, NY., and she is currently enrolled in Linda's 500 hour Advanced Teacher Training. Angie's training is unique in its application of Ayurvedic principles and practices. In each class, asanas are chosen in accordance with Ayurvedic principles of seasonal balance. Angie's classes are vinyasa based, and incorporate alignment elements of Anusara and Iyengar Yoga, as well as the deep soul connection from the Kundalini Yoga practice. Angie has studied with top teachers in all these styles. Angie lives in Cornish, NH with her husband Joshua (who sometimes accompanies Angie's classes with live music) her two daughters, and her many animal companions.
Miriah Wall fell in love with yoga asana in 2009 and has been practicing with enthusiasm ever since. Miriah came to yoga with humble hopes of rehabilitating an injured knee but became a devoted practitioner as she began to see the ripples of positive change the practice inspired in all aspects of her world. Miriah has completed a 100-hour teacher training in the hot yoga series through Core Power Yoga as well as a YogaWorks 200-hour training with Natasha Rizopoulos. Miriah's classes combine intelligent alignment, awareness of breath, and mindful movement with philosophy, playfulness, and laughter. While her love of asana is unwavering, Miriah nevertheless remains committed to the notion that the real yoga is found in how the lessons on the mat translate into life outside the studio.
Bri Schreiner was introduced to yoga by her (now) husband as an athlete in college. Over the past 13 years, she has come to appreciate yoga in all its forms. She completed her teaching training in Connecticut in 2008, and her very first teaching position was at Upper Valley Yoga in 2009. She loves teaching a strong, powerful flow class with attention to alignment and safe transitions. She welcomes the opportunity to provide modifications for all levels of students in her classes. Her sequences weave energetic flow with mindfulness and encourage a steady marriage of the body and the breath.
Deb Heimann "I have been practicing various styles of yoga since 2000, and chiefly Forrest Yoga since 2008. Forrest Yoga is a source of strength, healing, and community for me. In 2014 I completed my 200-hour certification training with Ana Forrest and am now a Level 1 Forrest Yoga Instructor. I am currently undergoing a mentorship with Forrest Yoga Guardian Erica Mather to complete my Level 2/3 certification. My deepest passion as a teacher is support yogis in connecting to their authentic selves. My focus is on building strength and tenacity—on the mat and for life—through deep breathing, centering, and grounding in each asana. When I'm not on my mat, you will find me editing books, being walked by my redbone hound, Ash, or getting my fingernails dirty in the flower garden." See http://www.forrestyogawithdeb.com for more about yoga with Deb.
"I (Cathy Vansant) started practicing Ashtanga yoga with Leslie at Upper Valley Yoga when she opened her studio in 2003. I am graduating from a Hatha Yoga Teacher training course in August 2014, taught by Angie Follensbee-Hall, which has greatly broadened and enriched my own work on and off the mat. I believe in a yoga that is accessible and adaptable to the individual, and have tried to maintain a practice that I can sustain through the many transitions life offers. Yoga has brought not only strength and flexibility into my mind and body, but also a capacity for acceptance, patience and commitment to the process of mindful living. I also bring a sense of humor to every class."
Stacey Glazer began practicing yoga in 1990. She has studied with many teachers over the years including Richard Freeman, Beryl Bender Birch and Deb Neubauer focusing mostly in the Ashtanga and Anusara styles of yoga. When not at the studio you can find Stacey down the road at Vital Communities. She has lived in the Upper Valley with her husband and two daughters for the past 15 years
Sue Howard. "I came to yoga ten plus years ago as simply a way to warm up my muscles before dance and to stretch after my long physical days, studying primarily with Michele George, (completing her teaching training in the spring of 2014), Leslie Carleton and Deb Neubauer. My practice has evolved to become part of my everyday and I continue to find myself journeying deeper – exploring various forms, meditation, Ayurveda, and philosophy. It is a full and fascinating world. Coming to my mat settles my mind, challenges my body, opens my heart and allows me to move forward into the world a little more centered. That is what I hope for my students. Classes thoughtfully combine proper body alignment and attention to the breath with the pure joy of moving."
Caitlin Flanigin "I started practicing Hatha Vinyasa yoga in 2007 in Washington DC. I found yoga helped me gain a sense of balance over my life's energy and achieve the health I wanted for my body. Today I have deepened my practice by practicing with teachers at UVY studio and completing a 200 hour teacher training with Angie Follensbee-Hall E- RYT 500 at Myriad Teacher Training, in Cornish NH. In my own yoga teaching practice, I teach Asana (postures) combined with pranayama (breathwork). I focus on building strength, energy flow and alignment (body awareness). I am currently teaching prenatal yoga to help prepare and open the body for motherhood. In my practice I also strive to create a space where students can go deeper within cultivating their own inner light. I live in Vermont with my husband and dog, where I am a part time art teacher. I want my yoga students to leave a class feeling centered and joyful."


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We found the Bothy just by chance only 2 days before we went, Everything is as good if not better than described, The hosts Matthew and Bug were very nice and friendly giving us help and advise about the area and also providing us with everything that we needed but also left us to get on with our weekend, letting us know they were there if we needed them.
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The entry-level X-Type sedan was introduced for the 2002 model year, and it quickly became Jaguar's best-selling car. The X-Type is a joint effort between Jaguar and Ford; built from an altered Ford platform and utilizing 20% Ford parts. This engineering union has been the target of much criticism, as many reviewers have jeered the X-Type for not living up to Jaguar's expected level of quality (materials-wise) and refinement. However, it can be had for less than $30,000. A new model-the Sportwagon-debuts this year, as perhaps the logical next step in a progression of Jaguar firsts. All-wheel drive, a relatively low sticker price, a five-speed manual transmission, and a station wagon were all once foreign concepts for Jaguar. Now, courtesy of the X-Type, all are realities.
Jaguar would dump the 2.5 liter engine in 2006, but it will be used once again to power the X-Type's base model. This engine produces 191 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque, and can be mated to either a five-speed manual or a five-speed automatic transmission. The larger power plant is the 3.0 liter V-6, making 227 horsepower and 209 pound-feet of torque. Both transmissions are also available with this engine, which is also under the hood of the Sportwagon.
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The Brinkmann 6 Burner Event Gas Grill is perfect for entertaining. Grill delicious meats with perfect sear marks on 789 sq. in. of cooking area with 72,000 powerful BTUs. This grill is loaded with features including foldable side tables which provide a large prep area, steel locking casters, an integrated ignition, and porcelain-coated steel cooking grates to make clean-up a breeze.
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789 sq. in. of total cooking space
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by HandymanMike Awesome giant family/camping grill This thing is a beast. Note. Do not get this if you simply want to grill up some hotdogs, steaks or something for just you, or you and only one other. This grill is made for multiple people, like a family. Team, etc. This thing is huge, yet it folds up. When folded it is maybe 4'x1'x18" When unfolded it stands at normal height, but unfolds to a good 7 or 8' wide. think of it this way. Those two side shelves fold onto the grill itself, covering it completely. When unfolded it virtually doubles the width. The grill space is pretty much 4'x18". Plenty enough for 5 racks of standard ribs, 8+ steaks, several dozen chicken wings, whatever. Note on transportation/folding. Obviously being a grill it will have a lot of ash, grease, etc inside of it after use. To fold it up, the legs swing up and in, the cross plates detach, etc. You could fold this up yourself, but to do so you would need to tilt it, which would prompt spilling of said grease and ashes. Would be much easier (and cleaner) to pack/unpack in pairs. Note on the propane tank. Being that this grill is meant to fold up and transport, their isn't a propane tank mount/holder. The tank is meant to simply sit on the ground under it, or beside it. Obviously being a big grill this prompts the need for either a bigger than average propane tank, or have spares at the ready. Last but not least, the grill itself. It does a great job at cooking things evenly, spreads the heat evenly, all that good stuff. However note, it does not have a top/lid. It does for folding (the side shelves fold up to cover it), but nothing to get that "baking" effect. It does come with high sides to guard from wind, but be aware if cooking in the rain, the rain will be right on it. If cooking in a dust bowl, dusty food. Etc. This grill does still get good and hot (maybe 500+?), but it'll take a lotta fuel to do so. The grill (and grill plates) is fairly standard when it comes to wear and tear, cleaning, etc. As always it's easiest to get the grill nice and hot, and when everything is hot, it scrubs off easier. For the price, strongly recommend this. Especially if using it for a sports team, company bbq, family, etc. August 18, 2015
Rated 2.0 out of 5.0 by mf1967 broke and haven't even cooked on it yet After assembly i was impressed with what i thought was a nice sturdy grill. First time i fired it up to break it in, one of the burners isn't working and an igniter is loose. Burner didn't have any holes punched in it. the other burners worked well and it gave off some nice heat, but i don't know how well it will cook yet. After letting it burn off for 10 min i go to put it away. As i am lifting on one end to get it over the doorway threshold the handle tears off in my hand. i go to lift the other end to get inside and i can feel this handle starting to go also. For unit described as collapsible and movable, i don't think this would last many trips past the first on. May 17, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by aaroninsurprise Large Cooking Area Reasonably Priced We often entertain and needed a larger grill for that purpose. This grill has met that requirement. What we like about it is that it can be moved anywhere and that collapses for storage when not in use. The wheels make it very easy to maneuver anywhere in my yard or neighborhood. We have frequent block parties and this is now the grill of choice as we can cook large quantity of food all at once. It produces nice even heat and is very easy to ignite. The unit arrived very fast after ordering and was fairly easy to assemble. If you need more cooking space than a traditional grill, I highly recommend this unit. It won't disappoint. June 22, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Vero I'm Argentinean and I LOVE this grill! Assembly of the grill was a cinch. I love that it can be compacted for travel, that was a plus! Its sturdy, has a large cooking area, and even heat distribution. I have used it several times and I like that I can adjust all the burners at different heat levels to cook a plethora of meats and poultry at the same time. My only gripe is the wind! Not the grills fault, obviously I knew when I bought it that it does not have a hood... On windy days its hard to keep it lit, whatever. I am still very very very satisfied! Argentinean cooking with gas? Yes, unfortunately charcoal makes me sick. So the design of an open grill with gas excited me right away! I bought it as a mother day gift to myself! June 10, 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by sferguson326 What a beast!! I just received the grill and it was very easy to assemble. I tried it out with a few burgers for my family but haven't used it for a large group yet and it worked great. We are having neighborhood party in a few weeks and the guys are already fighting about who is going to get to use it. it looks like I'll be able to "take the night off" and enjoy the party! June 2, 2015
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by ToddB Affordable no frills grill with LOTS of cooking area This is an affordable, no-frills gas grill designed for cooking simple foods for a lot of hungry mouths. You would NOT want this grill for home use. The grill works perfectly fine in the intended setting. It's easy to break down, transport and set up and it starts right up. A standard 20 LB tank is easily attached to the end of the grill without crawling underneath. I received this grill for the purpose of reviewing it. I've had it for a couple of months now, and really wanted to give a fair review, but I didn't think cooking a couple of burgers in a personal setting would be a fair test. I had to wait until such an opportunity arose. The corporate office building that my company is located in has two of these grills that they use for occasional cookouts out back. I "interviewed" the manager/head cook of the cafeteria to get his feedback on the grills and this review includes that feedback. Assembly --------------------------- Assembling the grill wasn't too difficult, but I will say that the unit that I received had a few quality issues. Nothing serious, but there were bent tabs, damage that resulted in chipped paint, etc. I was able to simply bend the components back into shape with a screwdriver in a matter of seconds. Features --------------------------- I think the most important feature lacking on a grill like this is a cover. A set of foldout wings are used to shield the surface from wind, but you won't be able to cook anything that requires a good heat buildup. The grill sits atop a sturdy aluminum frame and is easily detached for transport and storage. The frame includes locking wheels. I'm not a big fan of the AA battery powered starter, to be honest. In my opinion it's probably the weakest link/most likely component to fail first. I just don't think it's sturdy enough. Plus, you have the hassle of needing a battery. Ideally they'd have used a piezoelectric starter that doesn't need a battery. Grill in Action --------------------------- We fed about eighty people burgers and dogs with the grill and it worked great. It started right up and has tons of grill surface area. Frankly there isn't much more to say because it simply worked as expected. The cook downstairs described being able to cook thin/medium thickness steaks without a problem, but he was quite sure that you would not be able to cook thick steaks on this grill because there's no way to trap the heat in. Burgers, dogs, sausage, etc. can be cooked all day long on this grill, as that's really what it's designed for. He said he likes the grills just fine and has no complaints. Cleaning --------------------------- The cook also told me about a trick that I never would have thought of. You can take this grill to a self-serve car wash bay and clean it quickly and easily after an event. July 18, 2014
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by Kik1 An outstanding grill. The perfect grill for a big party. We bough this grill for our school events. We just had our annual school carnival. We fed well over 500 people in two hours period. We had plenty of food (hamburgers and Hot dogs) ready to eat for everyone. It is easy to assemble and easy to clean. Great prize, too. November 12, 2014
Rated 2.0 out of 5.0 by smathy Great grill, let down by poor quality frame/handles and assembly parts Let me start with the worst thing in this grill, the spanner that they supply for assembly is made of some very soft steel. I could fold the spanner in half with one hand. When I tried to use the spanner on the nuts it just twisted and it was unusable. Not a big deal because I have plenty of spanners, but if you're going to include a little spanner then make sure it actually works. The handles are attached to the main frame with very flimsy sheet metal that also bends/shears as soon as you try to move the grill around. The grill body itself didn't fit well into the legs/frame and this grill is designed to be collapsed, moved, and re-assembled and there's no way that it would survive more than a few trips. If I was a club manager who bought this for sausage sizzles and the like I know I'd be returning it after a few events. This is all a terrible shame because the grill burners, and stainless steel grill plate are awesome, the heat distribution is excellent, and the cooking area is enormous. July 21, 2014
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Fish on a Friday. That's what the priest who used to come to Pocket-lint's school used to preach. Well, that and some stuff about a nice carpenter called Jason.
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We're only joking, we love Jamie. And where we're from in Essex, everybody sounds like that. 'Onest they do darlin', lovely jubbly, pukka.
Whatever your opinion on Mr Oliver, there's no denying that the man can cook. And he also makes it look pretty easy - hence his massive popularity. And he has now brought his unique way of cooking to the iPad following the success of his iPhone app.
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The app is really easy to use, with nice big pictures and clear instructions meaning that it would be a doddle to use when placed on the kitchen counter whilst you cook up a storm. Just don't spill anything on your Apple baby.
"I'm so proud of all the people who tell me that their lives have been made easier thanks to my apps." said Jamie, before breaking into tears.
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PITTSFORD Due to the dry weather and wind, the fire warden and fire chief in Pittsford issued a ban on open fire burning until further notice.
A red flag was issued this week on all outdoor fires, including fire pits, until weather conditions change.
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The Rev. Thomas Charlton will officiate.
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