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very shortly in another release, the objectives and strategies for the
Company for this year and 2009 are as follows:
-- The Company is continuing to work closely with our current licensees as
they undertake programs to introduce consumer products containing our
patented compounds.
During this year we have continued to be closely involved with the J&J
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under our License Agreement. This project is ongoing and viable.
In mid 2007, we entered into an agreement with Schwarzkopf and Henkel,
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Agreement has been expanded geographically to include Henkel's European
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companies including Avon Products, who continue to utilize our
pheromone compounds. In addition, we continue to look
internationally, and continue to enter into agreements with companies
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text: Barnard Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site (230 reviews) from £7.00 to £11.80 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Map Select Section Overview Site within National Park Top site for dogs Ideal site for exploring Teesdale & the Yorkshire Dales and outdoor pusuits. If you're looking for peace and tranquillity, a rural location with plenty of walking and cycling opportunities our Barnard Castle Club campsite is for you. Located on the north eastern edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, handy for the attractions of Teesdale and within walking distance of Barnard Castle or Barney as it is known locally, the tree-lined campsite is the perfect place to relax and unwind. This pretty tree-lined campsite has 90 pitches. The camping field is level and has a well placed modern facilities block offering showers/toilets, a laundry, disabled facilities, a parent and child room and a dish washing area. There are plenty of walks direct from the site and an excellent dog walk for those who don't want to venture too far. Children are catered for with a play area and the visiting fish and chip van comes highly recommended. There's fishing at Balderhead and Hury reservoirs to the west of the site. For days out visit the Bowes Museum, Bolton Castle, the Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre, the Dales Countryside Museum and England's highest unbroken waterfall, High Force. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local Barnard Castle hosts a Farmers' Market on the first Saturday of the month. The nearby Post Office sells locally produced Cotherstone cheese and meat products. Facilities Barnard Castle has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Seasonal Pitches Flushing toilet Washbasins Dedicated accessible facilities Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Childrens play area Payphone Designated dog walk Club Site Wi-fi Battery charging facilities Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Showers Electric shaver sockets Parent and baby room Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Gas cylinders Pets welcome Electric hook-up Grass only pitch for larger tents Grass pitch with electric hook-up for larger tents Reviews Review 1 |2 |58 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Barnard Castle site is a little way off a busy road so no traffic noise. Barbara Montford (Club Member) stayed Sep 2015 This review is for Barnard Castle Barnard Castle site is a little way off a busy road so no traffic noise. Others have commented on noise from the adjacent livery yard but I never heard any farm machinery. The site was immaculate and the facilities very good. The site staff were extremely helpful. The pitch I was given for my camper an was, as requested, near the toilets but it was on a wide grassy area with no privacy on three sides and I felt a bit exposed. However there were lots of other more sheltered pitches if you wanted electric hook up or hard standing. For one night though my pitch was ok but had I been staying longer I would have asked for a more private spot which I'm sure would have been arranged. I will probably make this site one of my regulars. Excellent value at �6.50 per night OAP'S rate. Lots to do on the surrounding area and, although the dog walk is quite short there are plenty of other walks nearby. On Sunday morning I drove north from the campsite to the mediaeval village of Blanchland, which is one of my favourite places in Nothumberland. The drive over the B6278 was spectacular but a bit scary in parts due to hairpin bends on steep (20%) bits with quite a drop over the edge if you didn't take a wide enough turn in a long vehicle. The return journey felt safer as you weren't on the side with the drop. It was definitely worth going though. I saw two long RV'S and three caravans en route so maybe I'm just a wimp! What a relief to get to Blanchland and have lunch in the excellent and dog friendly White Monk tea rooms. Lovely walks all around the village,especially by the river. Towing: Moderate Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 We love this site, not the easiest to find but when you do it is lovely the site is bigger... patty (Club Member) stayed Sep 2015 This review is for Barnard Castle We love this site, not the easiest to find but when you do it is lovely the site is bigger than it looks but is so private a slide and baby swing lovely warm toilet block walk through the farmyard and past the horsed into the woods then across the road to Barnard Castle itself really lovely site we are going back in a few weeks as it is so lovely Towing: Moderate Location: Town,Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Fish and Chips on Wednesdays and Saturdays are excellent. Opendiapason (Club Member) stayed Sep 2015 This review is for Barnard Castle Fish and Chips on Wednesdays and Saturdays are excellent. The town is u believably crowded for the farmers' market on 1st Saturday of month, get into town early if you want a parking place! Towing: Moderate Location: Country Suitable For: Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Our first visit to the area and we had a very enjoyable week on this immaculately maintained... ASnorbens (Club Member) stayed Aug 2015 This review is for Barnard Castle Our first visit to the area and we had a very enjoyable week on this immaculately maintained site. Pitches are large, with plenty of grass between. The shower/toilet block was spotless with plentiful hot water (and no push button water regulators!). The wardens were helpful and welcoming. Barnard Castle is a very picturesque town with a good range of shops. We had a really excellent anniversary meal at Blagrave House, the oldest building in the town. If you are in the area to walk, the Tourist Information office in Middleton has a vastly superior range of walk leaflets compared with Bowlees Visitor Centre, which is rather limited in this respect. The only gripe I have is one common to many sites: it's not always easy to empty a grey water carrier into an area surrounded by a high concrete lip, which necessitates lifting the front of the carrier over the lip. Some sort of ramp would help. That said, we will definitely be returning. Towing: Moderate Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 1 |2 |58 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 500m from Site entrance Nearest train station: Bishop Auckland - 15 miles Get Directions to Barnard Castle Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? 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Review: Comfort Food at the GM Burger Bar in Massapequa Park
A new burger bar serves the classics, including burgers, meatloaf and decadent desserts, on Long Island.
October 4, 2015, Sunday
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McDonald's to Serve an Organic Burger in Germany
McDonald's will offer its first 100 percent organic beef hamburger ever for a limited time in Germany as the company revamps its food-sourcing practices.
September 26, 2015, Saturday
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Searching for the Best Bar Burgers in New Jersey
The burgers had to be simple, juicy and close to beer. Three bars stood out.
September 13, 2015, Sunday
The Propane-Fueled Endless Summer
Warmer months might be waning, but your grilling season can keep right on going.
September 6, 2015, Sunday
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Cheeseburger, Hold the Salmonella
The Department of Agriculture must further tighten standards on salmonella, and the industry should curb the use of antibiotics for cattle.
September 4, 2015, Friday
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Superiority Burger, a Vegetarian Ode to White Castle in the East Village
Despite its name, Superiority Burger's burgers have no hamburger meat, and the cheese steak has neither cheese nor steak.
August 30, 2015, Sunday
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Burger King to McDonald's: Let's Make a 'McWhopper'
Burger King is proposing a one-day truce with McDonald's to sell a meal blending their burgers. Proceeds would go to raise awareness of the International Day of Peace.
August 26, 2015, Wednesday
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Hold the Burger Smell, Please
This week's subjects include cooking odors from next door; bugs in the sink; and using the same broker for buying and selling.
August 23, 2015, Sunday
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Shake Shack Reports Higher Quarterly Sales and Profits
Revenues for the hamburger chain founded by the restaurateur Danny Meyer were up 74.7 percent to $48.5 million.
August 11, 2015, Tuesday
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Variation on Summer Corn
A new version of Mexican street food; another burger blend from Pat LaFrieda; nut brittle in rectangles; and more.
July 22, 2015, Wednesday
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John Kerr (author)
|John Kerr
January 31, 1950
Washington, D.C., USA
John Kerr (born January 31, 1950) is an American author raised in New York and best known for his in-depth book examining the relationship between Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung and Sabina Spielrein, titled A Most Dangerous Method.
Early life and family[edit]
Kerr was born in Washington, D.C., to mother Jean Kerr and father Walter Kerr shortly before their relocation to Larchmont, New York. He is one of six siblings, the oldest being Christopher, his twin Colin, and younger Gilbert, Gregory, and Kitty. Raised in a house of writers, his family was the subject of humorous articles scribed by his mother that would be collected into the volume Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1957).
A Most Dangerous Method is the result of an eight-year examination of the relationship between Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung and Sabina Spielrein, and creates a new narrative of the birth of psychoanalysis. John Kerr not only gives Spielrein her proper recognition for contributions to analytic theory, but gives fresh perspective on the Freud-Jung stalemate that resulted in the two parting ways.
Random House published A Most Dangerous Method in 1993,[1] to the outrage of the psychoanalytical community. In November 1993 Frederick Crews wrote "The Unknown Freud", an essay published in the New York Review of Books, which used Kerr's book review as a platform to attack Freud's methods and practices.[2] The essay would result in the largest influx of letters to the editor in the history of the New York Review of Books.
Soon after publication, talks were opened with production companies to adapt the book to film. Christopher Hampton was brought in as screenwriter. When talks stalled, Hampton adapted the work for stage. Entitled The Talking Cure, it opened in London in 2003.[3]
Hampton subsequently wrote the screenplay for the 2011 David Cronenberg Film A Dangerous Method.[4]
After a long stint in Brooklyn, Kerr relocated to Portland, Maine, in 1998. He currently resides in Portland's West End.
- ^ John Kerr (August 2, 1994). "A Most Dangerous Method".
- ^ Frederick Crews, Ph.D (November 18, 1993). "The Unknown Freud".
- ^ Michael Billington (January 14, 2003). "The Talking Cure".
- ^ UMDb (2011). "A Dangerous Method".


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Bacon Taco Shells Makes For a Delicious Heart Attack
A restaurant has finally pulled off what bacon lovers have long been trying to create in their home test kitchens.
A restaurant has finally pulled off what bacon lovers have long been trying to create in their home test kitchens.
The Super Bowl is a great excuse to get your friends and family together and have some fun food. Notice I didn't say healthy food. Who has salads on game day? I have never personally had a party for the Super Bowl so I needed some ideas about what people liked to eat before I made my menu. I decided the best way to go about that was to just ask my friends. Most of what I found was this is going to be fairly easy to throw together. Here are some of the most popular foods that were suggested
Pasta is typically one of the cheaper entrees at a restaurant. In fact you can often get an endless bowl of it for ten bucks at your local Olive Garden.
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Maybe Subway is stepping up their game a tad. They've made it abundantly clear that they now have avocados and sriracha sauce, and they will NOT be putting ketchup on anybody's sandwich. At all. They don't even have ketchup, and one employee was willing to fight to prove it. They don't call them sandwich artists for nothing.
Seriously, we don't know what people were expecting when they bought a frozen Guy Fieri brand frozen S'mores pizza, but apparently it wasn't cayenne pepper. Unfortunately, that's what they got. On the bright side, the people who bought this pizza, which is available at Walmart and Sam's Club, weren't afraid to write scathing, hilarious reviews online.
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On "Men With Balls"
June 16, 2010
Don DeLillo's 2007 novel Point Omega begins with an anonymous man, standing in the Museum of Modern Art, watching Douglas Gordon's 24 Hour Psycho, which stretches the Hitchcock film to diurnal length, turning mere frames into emergent stories. "Suspense is trying to build," DeLillo writes, "but the silence and stillness outlive it." DeLillo says Point Omega was inspired by his own accidental encounter with Gordon's work.
Why The World Cup Has Been Crap So Far
June 16, 2010
Alex takes on the important question of why the World Cup has been crap so far. Or, if you want to stick to a proposition that's not debatable, why we've seen so few goals -- just 23 in 14 games, a clear drop-off from previous Cups. I agree it would have been better to have had Croatia for Slovenia, the Czechs for Slovakia, the Russians for Greece, and anyone for Denmark -- whose utter lack of anything resembling goal-scoring ambition against Holland I had the misfortune to watch live Monday.
Fair Play
June 16, 2010
If you tell a sad, woeful story in Peru, hoping to elicit sympathy, someone might just respond with the phrase, "Bueno pues, así es el fútbol." Meaning: that's how soccer is; soccer, in this context, standing in for life. Soccer isn't fair. Neither is life. Stop whining. To understand winning and losing in soccer one must set aside the concept of fairness. The side that plays beautifully might be justifiably proud of its collective aesthetic achievement; but if they don't score, they're not likely to win many tournaments.
The Wrong Teams
June 15, 2010
"Why," asks a friend, "is this World Cup so rubbish?" At least, he says, "Italia 90 had a good sound track going for it." And it's true: Pavarotti is better than the Vuvuzelas. But is this tournament a disappointment so far? I'm not convinced it has been. True, there's not been too much spectacular football—though Germany and Argentina have had more than their share of moments—but did anyone really expect much from, say, France? Or England? And wasn't Italy-Paraguay always likely to be a tactical affair?
The Italian Job
June 13, 2010
I still remember the moment I found the religion of Italian football—like all religions a story of obsession, agony, and deceit. It was the 67th minute of the first round match between Italy and Argentina, held at the River Plate stadium in Buenos Aires on June 10, 1978. I was in Beirut, squinting through the smears of my black and white television, when Roberto Bettega took the ball outside the penalty box. He passed off to Paolo Rossi, immersed in defenders, then ran into the open toward the penalty spot.
A Lebanese Whine, an Italian Wine
June 12, 2010
The games have started, and unfortunately, so has the coverage. What am I going to do with these announcers? For a moment, I'll be xenophobic or what have you and say it: what am I going to do with these American announcers? Some of them might be British, but believe me, they are American.
The Austere Beauty of Italy
June 08, 2010
A word about the defending champions. Not since Germany's victory in the desperate 1990 edition of the tournament has any victor been so little celebrated. Doubtless this owes something to the fashion in which Italy prevailed and to the sense that those players who remain in the squad aren't the men they once were, while the newcomers aren't the men they're replacing either. So Italy arrive in South Africa overlooked and unfancied and available at 16/1 with some bookmakers.
Soccer and Human Trafficking
June 08, 2010
There's a lot of happy talk about how this World Cup will aid the cause of Africa soccer. I hope that's the case. In the meantime, I highly recommend Spiegel's excellent piece on how the European soccer economy has sunk its tentacles into the continent. A sample of the piece's ugly findings: More than 10 years ago, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights issued a report warning that "a modern 'slave trade' is being created with young African players." In Belgium, the politician Jean-Marie Dedecker investigated 442 cases of alleged human trafficking with Nigerian players.
Forgive Not
May 18, 2010
This early in the twenty-first century, the rulers of the Catholic Church have suffered an earthquake of crumbling credibility. Nearly ten years ago, with the initial revelations about sexual abuse of the young by priests, some argued that the problem was limited in time and place, since most of the abuse cases had occurred 30 or 40 years before, and they took place in the United States. There was hope that an investigative and reformist effort would restore the U.S. Church's authority.
Are Liberals Too Mean To Birthers?
May 17, 2010
Jonah Goldberg sees a pernicious double standard between the treatment of kooks who think Barack Obama is not a citizen and kook who think 9/11 was an inside job. "Birtherism" is dangerous and paranoid and "Trutherism" is quirky and no big deal, according to liberals," he writes. There are two claims here. The first is that liberals understate the craziness of Truthers. Goldberg's sole piece of evidence to support this claim is a New York Times article that he deems insufficiently hostile to the Truthers.


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The Last Passing Out Parade For Scottish Police Officers Before The Eight Forces Merge
Police recruits participate in a passing out parade at Tulliallan... ニュース写真イギリス,スコットランド,パレード,ヒューマンインタレスト,新兵,横長,正義,法,犯罪,警察,軍事パレードPhotographer Jeff J MitchellCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesTULLIALLAN, UNITED KINGDOM - MARCH 08: Police recruits participate in a passing out parade at Tulliallan Police College on March 8, 2013 in Tulliallan, Scotland. All eight Police Forces in Scotland will merge into a single service 'Police Scotland' on April 1, 2013 and today was the final passing out parade under the current eight force structure. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)


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Early (a) and late (b) instars monthly abundance of anopheline larvae in permanent habitats subjected to larval source management strategies in Fort Ternan from May 2008 to July 2009. The black arrow indicates the start (August) and the grey the end (March) of larval source management measures.
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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Lindsey Harding and Wanisha Smith combined for 11 turnovers, and fellow guard Abby Waner took only one 3-pointer and played just 20 minutes because of foul trouble. Alison Bales had a season-low four points, and Duke's total of 62 was its second-lowest this season. The Blue Devils had 13 assists to 17 turnovers.
You read all that and might think the overall No. 1 seed got bounced from the NCAA Tournament, right?
Nah, the Blue Devils are moving on to the Sweet 16 in Greensboro after 62-52 victory over No. 8 Temple. Especially compared to the kind of melodic hoops Duke often plays for coach Gail Goestenkors, this one was kind of gross. It doesn't really matter, though.
After all, later in the evening, defending national champion Maryland was eliminated by Ole Miss. The No. 2 seed in the Blue Devils' region, Vanderbilt, was upset by Bowling Green. And Duke's archrival, fellow No. 1 seed North Carolina, was pushed hard by Notre Dame.
Put in that context, Duke's 10-point victory doesn't look that bad at all.
"We just need to win every game. If it's ugly, it's ugly," Bales said. "We're going to practice this week and work on things that Coach G didn't feel we did a very good job on. But we'll take the win however it comes."
Duke, of course, doesn't have to hop on a flight home to get ready for the regional. The Blue Devils make the quick drive home Tuesday night, practice in Cameron Indoor Stadium for a couple of days and then head to Greensboro. Jet lag will not be an issue for the Blue Devils this tournament.
Duke didn't show its best face Tuesday, not a by a long shot, but it did show a resilience to get done what needed to be done. Let's look at what went right for the Blue Devils, starting with sophomore post player Carrem Gay, who had 13 points and 11 rebounds. She made 5-of-7 shots from the field.
"I just wanted to come out and be aggressive any way I could -- offense, defense, rebounding," Gay said. "Temple is hard to play. They were attacking, penetrating, getting to the middle. That pull-up jumper was really working for them today."
Gay, whose teammates call her "Remy," established from the start that she meant business, hitting two free throws and then ripping a rebound away from Temple and scoring inside after a Waner miss. Next came an acrobatic layup by Harding, on which she was fouled. She converted the three-point play and then hit a jumper in the lane, putting Duke up 9-2.
It wasn't going to be nearly that easy, though.
"We had to fight for everything," Goestenkors said. "Their physical play was something we hadn't seen in a while. I think player-for-player, they are the most physical team we have faced."
And that didn't work so well for Bales. The Devils air-mailed a pass over her head early in the game, which is not easy to do to a 6-foot-7 player. Unfortunately for Duke, that set a tone for Bales' offense all night. It never materialized.
"Offensively, I had some trouble tonight," said Bales, who did tally six rebounds and two blocks. "My teammates stepped up. Wanisha and Lindsey did a great job, and Joy (Cheek) and Remy."
Goestenkors has been on Bales about being more aggressive offensively pretty much ever since she stepped foot on campus.
"She has been having good practices," Goestenkors said. "Their physical play was a factor for her tonight. She will grow from this and adjust, because she is a smart player."
Bales did still provide defense inside. And Gay was able to provide defense, too, plus enough offense for Duke in the post.
"Her best game was when we played Maryland near the end of the (regular) season," Goestenkors said of Gay. "She dislocated her shoulder in that game, and she had been tentative after that.
"So we've been working with her getting her confidence back, getting her to be more physical. She's had a couple of good games. This week, she and I had a long talk about how she really needed to take some pressure off of Ali. And to do that, she needed to be aggressive and consistent. Tonight, she was extremely aggressive. At the beginning of the game, I felt like she was at a different level than the rest of our team, getting loose balls and rebounds. I was really proud of her tonight."
At the 9:21 mark of the second half, Temple cut Duke's lead to five, and the tension was palpable from the Duke faithful. Then Gay hit a jump shot to give Duke a little breathing room.
Then another one of Duke's young players, redshirt freshman Brittany Mitch, made one of those "little plays" that the Blue Devils really needed. She harassed Fatima Maddox into losing the ball, and it was stolen by Smith, who took it in for a layup. Cheek, a rookie, drove the lane for a big basket. With that Duke had a double-digit lead back.
Temple did cut it to single digits once more -- eight, with 1:57 left -- but Gay closed the deal with another basket, Duke's final score of the night.
"I think Carrem is one of our best post defenders, and she's improved leaps and bounds from last year," Bales said. "And you have to guard her at the high post now, because of her outside shooting, but she's very athletic and can drive around you."
Harding had an uncharacteristically rough night handling the ball, with six turnovers, but she did get her scoring spark back, with a team-high 18 points. Smith had 15.
And Harding gave Gay a lot of credit afterward.
"Yes, she scored, and we needed that," Harding said. "But the big thing was her defense. She had some rebounds that made the difference for us at key times. I told Carrem at the beginning of the season that she could be one of the best defensive players in the country. I love the way she played. I'd love her to play like that for four more games."
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