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For me one of the best things about getting away for a few weeks of vacation is getting a new prospective on my everyday life. Things that I was willing to overlook before suddenly seem unacceptable now that I'm back. Projects that I'd put on the back burner are now at the top of my "to do" list.
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Each year, dozens of volunteers collect data on water quality in Casco Bay. Trained in EPA-approved techniques, these Citizen Stewards collect samples at 40 sites around Casco Bay.
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Welcome to MycoMagnet: Edible Fungi of the Midwest
The Midwest region of the U.S. is home to a over a hundred edible mushroom species, many of which are readily identifiable with enough resources and experience. The purpose of this site is to provide high-quality photographs of both popular and frequently overlooked edible mushrooms found in the Wisconsin/Minnesota region, and tips to distinguish them from commnon inedible/poisonous species also found in this region. It is our hope that these images will:
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Cooking and eating wild mushrooms exposes you to a tremendous variety of new tastes, textures, medicinal benefits, and culinary fun! But remember, never eat any fungus unless you are absolutely certain of your identification, and don't take our word alone! Mushrooms are powerful, there are species that will kill you if you eat them.
The Minnesota Mycological Society has a lot of exciting upcoming events. Check out their website and facebook page for details. This is a great group of fungus-minded folk. They host a multitude of forays, identification sessions, a seasonal potluck, photo contest, and more. If you are a Minnesotan and into mushrooms, this group is for you. The $20 membership is a bargain for all you will experience and learn!
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Polyporous squamosus - Pheasant's Back
One of the first spring mushrooms in this region, Polyporous squamosus is easy to identify, has no poisonous look-alikes, and can often be found in large quantities. Due to the tendency of this species to become tough with age, its excellence as a wild edible has been misunderstood. If harvested at the proper time in development, this mushroom is on par with other "choice" edibles in both flavor and texture. read more >>


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GM and NASA Develop Down-to-Earth Tech for Assembly
Back in early 2010, General Motors and NASA announced the development of Robonaut 2 (R2), a project that they'd been working on since 2007 (autofieldguide.com/blog/post/gm-nasa-remarkable-robots). As its name implies, it is a robot.
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A Lesson in Lasers for Assembly
While resistance spot welding is the traditional go-to for automotive assembly applications, David Harvilla, manager of product and applications at the Trumpf Inc. (us.trumpf.com) Laser Technology Center, says that of the more than 2,000 disk lasers in the field, in excess of 75% of them are used for welding.
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9th Summer St. Petersburg Meeting in Mathematical Analysis
27 August to 1 September 2000.
Analysis and Geometry on Metric Spaces
Trento, Italy; 11--15 June 2001.
Banach Spaces and their Applications in Analysis
A conference in honor of Nigel Kalton's 60th birthday. Miami University, USA. May 22-27, 2006
Real analysis and measure theory. Ischia, Naples, Italy; 12--16 July 2004.
Complex Analysis and Applications
Hanoi, Vietnam; 24--26 September 1998.
Complex and Harmonic Analysis
In honor of the 60th birthday of John B. Garnett. Department of Mathematics, UCLA, CA, USA; 8--9 December 2001.
Computation and Analytic Problems in Spectral Theory
Gregynog Hall, Powys, Wales, UK; 21--26 July 2002.
Conference in Honor of Professor Heydar Radjavi
Bled, Slovenia; 14--15 May 2005.
Free Analysis
The AIM Research Conference Center workshop. Palo Alto, CA, USA; 19--23 June 2006.
Function Theory Meeting 2005
Chemistry Auditorium, University College, London; Monday 19 September 2005.
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A conference and postgraduate school. Dubrovnik, Croatia; 17--26 September 2001.
Gdansk Workshop in Real Analysis
Gdansk, Poland; 17--19 June 1999. Photos.
Groups and Semigroups in Analysis
A conference in honour of J.S.Pym on the occasion of his retirement. University of Sheffield, UK; 30 May -- 1 June 2003.
International Conference on Complex Analysis and Potential Theory
Kyiv (Kiev) Ukraine; 7--12 August 2001.
International Conference on Functional Analysis
Kiev (Kyiv), Ukraine; 22--26 August 2001.
Joint Mathematics Meetings, Program by Special Session
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Mathematical Semi-Classical Analysis
Workshop at MSRI, Berkeley, CA, USA; 5--9 May 2003.
Matrix Analysis and Applications
Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA; 14--16 December 2003.
Positivity and its Applications
The theory of (operators on) ordered topological vector spaces and its applications. Nijmegen, Netherlands; 9--13 July 2001.
Semi-Classical Analysis
Research session at MSRI, Berkeley, California, USA; January -- May 2003.
Set Theory and Analysis
Semester long program, with shorter workshops. Fields Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; September -- December, 2002.
Sixth Conference on Function Spaces
Wroclaw, Poland; 3--8 September 2001.
Spectral Theory Network Conference
Cardiff, Wales, UK; 19--20 October 2001.
Spring Mini-Conference in Real Analysis
The Fifteenth Spring Mini-Conference. California State University, San Bernardino, CA, USA; 22--23 March 2002.
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Purdue University, Indiana, USA; 23--26 May 2003.
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This is a very quick way to help make an apple pie.
By Bern
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This was actually a replacement, as when I moved out of my home into an apartment it got lost. I always make several pies in the fall and freeze them for use later in the year.
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great product for the price.
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My grandsons love apples,this is a fast way to give them what they want.
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I have had Apple Peelers in the past that have worked much better than this one. The suction on the bottom doesn't adhere to my counter, stove top, kitchen table ,etc (tried all of the flat surfaces in my kitchen)Also...the blade skips over the apple peel so only parts of the apple get peeled.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I would never buy this again it does not work
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I have two apple trees that produce very well. Weharvested 18 5 gal. buckets from them this year. Can you think of how many apples we have pealed so far? My aunt used to have one of these a long time ago but hers only pealed the apples. I am anxious to see how the other features work on this when I receive my machine. I'll write another note after I get it.
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Bought this for my husband. He loves apples but needs them to be cut up to eat them. He loves it. I purchased a second one to give to my Dad for his birthday. I know he will love it too.
Best tool in our kitchen
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Peeled bushels of apples, and pears. Saved hands from hurting; and got them done in a 1/4 of the time. Easy to use and wash. It is a great tool. Nearly perfect! takes out the core making rings of the fruit, sometimes we needed the fruit whole!
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Save your money
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This device is not a very well made product. The nylon bushings (that were brass on older models) ,that the main shaft runs in, wears out after a very short time. The knife is so flimsy that it bends really easy (with good Granny Smith apples). The pegs that hold the apple push back out of its holder shortly after its first use.
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CAST's work is directly informed by the real experiences of the clients it serves. Through a unique organizing approach, CAST launched the Survivor Advisory Caucus, a one-of-a-kind leadership development program where members of the Caucus organize to speak publicly on behalf of all survivors of trafficking.
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Since the inception of the Caucus in 2003, survivors have transformed into advocates and the impact of their voices on policies and public awareness have led to the development of stronger protections for victims in both California and Federal anti-trafficking laws.
In 2008, CAST Caucus members traveled to Sacramento to participate in a panel discussion on human trafficking that took place at the Border Governor's Conference and was led by California's first Lady Maria Shriver. A month later the Caucus members addressed media questions and mobilized supporters for a Green Card Campaign to provide victims of trafficking with legal status in the United States at the LA Metro Task Force's trafficking awareness event.
The Green Card Campaign is an example of the way the Survivor Advisory Caucus has trained and equipped victims to become powerful advocates for ending slavery. Caucus members used a CAST-designed strategy to record their testimonies regarding the inefficiency of the system to procure Green Cards to T-Visa holders within a promised two-year period of time and the impact that the delay had on their health, economic, and social stability. Members sent this document to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in collaboration with CAST partners. As a result of this advocacy effort, the DHS issued regulations allowing victims to adjust their status and apply for Green Cards in a shorter amount of time. These regulations fulfilled the congressional intention of the original Trafficking Victims Protection Act in 2000, as it allowed survivors freedoms such as visiting family and getting better jobs.
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The Caucus members have become influential advocates and the impact of their voices on policies and public awareness have led to the development of stronger protections for victims in both California and Federal anti-trafficking laws.
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- The epsilon wave is a small positive deflection ('blip') buried in the end of the QRS complex.
- It is the characteristic finding in arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia (ARVD).
Examples of Epsilon Waves
Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia
The ECG changes in ARVD include:
- Epsilon wave (most specific finding, seen in 30% of patients)
- T wave inversions in V1-3 (85% of patients)
- Prolonged S-wave upstroke of 55ms in V1-3 (95% of patients)
- Localised QRS widening of 110ms in V1-3
- Paroxysmal episodes of ventricular tachycardia with a LBBB morphology
The following 12-lead ECG is a typical example of ARVD.
Prolonged S-wave upstroke in ARVD
VT with LBBB morphology due to ARVD
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- Arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia
- Right ventricular outflow tract VT
- ECG Exigency 008 — Sudden Syncope on the Soccer Field
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- ECG BASICS — Waves, Intervals, Segments and Clinical Interpretation
- ECG A to Z by diagnosis –alphabetical diagnostic approach to the ECG
- ECG CLINICAL CASES — ECG's placed in clinical context with a challenging Q&A approach
- 100 ECG Quiz — Self-assessment tool for examination practice
- ECG Reference SITES and BOOKS — the best of the rest
- LITFL ECG IMAGE Database — Searchable database of LITFL ECG's
- ECG and Cardiology Eponymous Syndromes — Cheats guide to eponymous emancipation
- ECG Exam Template — a framework for answering ECG exam questions.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently held in Bowling v. Office of Open Records, No. 20 MAP 2011, 2013 WL 4436219, at *1 (Pa. Aug. 20, 2013), that courts reviewing pending cases under the state's Right-to-Know Law ("RTKL") are free to consider any relevant evidence and argument when evaluating the legitimacy of a RTK request. No longer are courts (the Commonwealth Court for state agencies and the Courts of Common Pleas for county and local agencies) limited to the record previously created during mandatory administrative review by the Office of Open Records ("OOR"). This decision impacts state and local agencies, businesses and individuals seeking documents under the RTKL, and third-parties (both individuals and businesses) whose records are being sought. Now, public agencies and the businesses and individuals involved in appeals pending in the courts are free to introduce additional evidence and present new arguments, even after OOR has rendered its final determination. The greatest impact after Bowling is that public entities will no longer be limited in any appeal to the arguments presented in their initial and often hurried responses.
What was the case about?
The Bowling case involved a dispute over access to certain information contained in public records held by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency ("PEMA"). Specifically, Brian Bowling (an employee of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) requested access to invoices and contracts relating to equipment and services that PEMA had purchased with funds from specific federal grants. PEMA provided access to the records, but first redacted the identities of the persons receiving the items purchased with grant money. Bowling appealed PEMA's redaction to the OOR – the state agency tasked with providing administrative review of RTK requests. OOR found the redactions to be proper under the RTKL, but when the matter was appealed, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court considered evidence that was not contained in the original record. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court thereafter granted OOR's petition for allowance of appeal for the purpose of considering both the appropriate standard of review and whether reviewing courts can consider additional evidence and arguments not presented at the administrative level.
What was the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision?
The Supreme Court affirmed the Commonwealth Court's decision to review OOR's determination de novo (meaning afresh), holding that the Commonwealth Court's review could include argument and evidence beyond that which OOR had considered. The OOR and PEMA had argued that a reviewing court was required to defer to the administrative decision OOR had rendered below. The Supreme Court pointed out several flaws with this reasoning in light of the statutory construction of the RTKL, favoring instead de novo review.
The case also required the Supreme Court to decide who, under the RTKL, was considered the "ultimate statutory fact finder" – the OOR or the reviewing court? The Court determined that the reviewing court is the ultimate statutory fact finder, basing the Court's decision, in part, on the text of various RTKL provisions in conjunction with Pennsylvania's Statutory Construction Act. 1 Pa.C.S. § 1501 et seq.
Finally, the Supreme Court decided the scope of evidence that a reviewing court may properly consider. Section 1303(b) of the RTKL provides that: "[t]he record before a court shall consist of the request, the agency's response, the appeal filed under section 1101, the hearing transcript, if any, and the final written determination of the appeals officer." 65 P.S. § 67.1303(b). OOR had argued that a court should generally be prevented from expanding the record beyond those specific items prescribed by § 1303(b). The Court, however, reasoned that reviewing courts are the intended fact finders under the RTKL, and therefore those courts must be able to expand the record to include additional evidence and arguments in order to fulfill their statutory function.
What is the impact of the decision?
Bowling provides clarity as to the standard of review and the scope of review to be employed by reviewing courts. Following Bowling, reviewing courts are free to consider whatever evidence or arguments are deemed necessary to appropriately adjudicate pending disputes. The decision is likely to affect the manner in which Pennsylvania attorneys prepare for administrative reviews by the OOR. Bowling signals the end of the current requirement that a comprehensive record must always be established during agency and OOR proceedings. No longer is there a limitation to the OOR record during subsequent review by a court. Forecasting the long term net effect, Bowling will likely underscore the importance of pursuing further review of decisions rendered by the OOR, since review by a court now essentially amounts to a fresh start.
Pennsylvania's Right-to-Know Law is codified at 65 P.S. § 67.101 et seq. and is available here.
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Recently I have devised a new pass-time. It's called stare-out-of-the-window-at-the-new-neighbours. No, third year hasn't crippled me already – especially as it hasn't (officially) started yet. It just seems too good an opportunity to pass up. It's riveting.
You see, a few weeks ago some new idiots moved in opposite my window. Strictly speaking they're not next door but as I can see their every sitting room, garden and back bedroom move, I feel we're now neighbours. And like with the previous tenants, it's quite revealing. My flatmate and I came up with some names for them. We know they couldn't possibly be real because no one names their children that anymore. (And, no, I haven't turned into Katie Hopkins, so button it.) There are two girls, Carol and Loreen, and two boys, Tim (nice but dim) and Tarquin. Word tried to correct it to 'Tarquinii' which I thought even better before realising it's the name of an ancient Italian city and not an unsuspecting public school boy.
Since the new gangs first sighting, I have seen others lurking within the walls. It's all very Cluedo. Loreen's room is closest to mine which means I can see everything. And as I happen to love sitting on my windowsill, it's unfortunate for both of us. Playing stare-out-of-the-window-at-the-next-neighbours is a bit like playing The Sims, except with less control. As someone who enjoyed years of sustained Sims playing, it is delightful. But disappointingly, there's no Matilda effect – they don't move rooms when my eyes command them to.
If I could I'd be cracking out the Control+Shift+C, then rosebud!;!;!;!;!;... to replenish my bank account. I'd also rebuild my flat on Upper Street and plop a gym into the currently nonexistent basement, because that's what you can do on The Sims. But as I can't do any of that, I'll settle for (dreaming of) landscaping their garden so it slopes up and feeds into my bedroom window. Because obviously, with this weather, I suddenly require a garden. I wonder how they'd feel about it.
All good things must (temporarily) come to an end. One fateful day this week, we were brought back to earth with a thump: Loreen spotted our faces through the curtains. My sidelight had illuminated us. It's been a few days since we last got nosy and I'm a little withered. But if withdrawal symptoms are the worst plague of such jollities, then knock yourself out. Because if nothing else, your neighbours can provide some kind of distraction. And in the weeks before a return to the loony bin, our last ounces of freedom must be spent well.
For, wherever you are, whatever university or college you're at, whether you're on the street or in bed, there is nothing like a good people-watch. And if anyone asks, you do sociology. Or at least that's my excuse.
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The Automatic
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The Waterfront, Norwich
The Waterfront, Norwich
At a time when a glut of bands have flooded the charts it takes something special to stand out from the crowd.
Thankfully for The Automatic (pictured left) they have that something special in the shape of Alex Pennie - a diminutive, dervish-like figure with borderline Tourettes who sporadically bashes away at his keyboard in between rushing around the stage and screaming backing vocals.
Without him their music - characterised by sharp guitar lines and shout-along choruses - would be a run-of-the-mill post-Kaiser Chiefs, pre-We Are Scientists offering with little to distinguish it.
But with the Ian Curtis-esque figure, they are a restless energy-packed spectacle which is bound to be imitated interminably - it's as if he's a walking talking instrument unique to the band.
The single Monster was written to be performed live - it takes a pot-shot at lagered-up townies but, ignoring this tacit narrative, it is brilliantly hormone-fuelled and furious.
They tread potentially dangerous ground with You Shout You Shout - "so much trash on the radio" which keeps the zombies "dancing in the routine way". Fortunately they get away with it - there is nothing routine about The Automatic.
As if to underline this point they cover Kanye West's Gold Digger in brilliant style for the encore. Very few bands would have the confidence to attempt this. Even fewer would have the ability to pull it off.


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Stetson Hollow Trail and Falls
August 5, 2012 by Susan
Today on our Sap-bucket list we highlight the Stetson Hollow Trail and Falls. A perfect activity for a hot summer day in the Mad River Valley, the tree shaded Stetson Hollow trail follows along the Stetson Brook and is an easy 1.2 mile hike. Take your camera – there is some gorgeous scenery on this 45 minutes hike to the falls.
At the head of the trail you will be treated with the sight of a 40 foot 'horsetail' falls. A seasonal falls, spring and fall are when the water is most abundant however during other times of year this is still a lovely trail. While the water is cooling, swimming is not permitted.
Heading south from the town of Warren, Stetson Hollow Road is on the right 2.2 miles from the Lincoln Gap/Rte 100 intersection. It looks like you are driving into someone's yard and actually you are (please respect their privacy) but keep going, you're on the right track to the start of the trail and a bit farther along is space for parking.
Have fun and keep cool.
Happy 4th of July!
July 4, 2012 by Susan
Happy 4th everyone!
The Sugarbush area 4th of July celebrations got off to a great start on June 30 with the 3rd annual Stars and Stripes Air Show featuring vintage plane and glider aerial acrobatics.
This morning the focus is on the 64th annual Warren 4th of July parade with its collection of quirky floats which draw thousands of folks to the area for a day of celebration. Family activities, music, and food – including a roast pig from Gaylord Farm and pizza from American Flatbread- will help keep the celebration going all day.
Swimming holes will be a great attraction today too, as folks look to cool off. Sugarbush Resort has activities throughout the day and to the enjoyment of everyone will conclude the day with a spectacular fireworks display.
Come Sunday we'll all be encouraging the runners in the 2nd annual Mad Marathon as it winds it's way through the beautiful Mad River Valley. We have a house-full of runners booked in for the weekend. Go runners!
Wishing you all a safe and fun filled day.
Mad Marathon: The World's Most Beautiful Marathon
June 21, 2012 by Susan
Our Sap-bucket list has just the thing for you runners, the Mad Marathon!
Billed as the World's Most Beautiful Marathon, July 8, 2012 is the date for the 2nd annual run and it's not too late to register to take part in either the full or half marathon. Walkers are also welcome.
Joining runners from around the world, the run will take you through the beautiful Mad River Valley on back and dirt roads offering breathtaking views of the Green Mountains, covered bridges, barns and of course, Vermont cows!
Professionally organized, this marathon course is certified and sanctioned by the US Track and Field. Check out the Mad Marathon website for full details.
West Hill House B&B, like many B&Bs in the area, requires a two night booking on the Marathon weekend so plan to stay for a few days to enjoy the many less strenuous activities such as visiting Ben & Jerry's, photographing the covered bridges, standing in awe at the foot of beautiful waterfalls, enjoying the many great restaurants or just relaxing in a hammock.
The countdown is on to the World's Most Beautiful Marathon – come be part of this amazing event.
A 4th of July to Remember
June 16, 2012 by Susan
Our Sap-bucket list is overflowing with activities for one super week of 4th of July celebrations for all tastes and interests!
The 3rd annual Stars and Stripes Air Show on June 30 will bring excitement to the Sugarbush Airport in Warren with vintage planes, stunt flying by both planes and gliders, glider rides, classic motorcycles, food and fun for children and adults alike. Tickets may be purchased on line or at the gate. Check out the air show website for more information and some video of last year's show. Sorry but dogs and coolers must be left at home.
If cooking is your delight, you can learn to impress your family and friends at the cooking classes at The Kitchen at The Store in Waitsfield. Chef John shares his wisdom and makes learning in the kitchen most enjoyable.
On Saturday, Chef's Table-Aound the World offers participants not only the opportunity to create food from 4 different countries but to eat it too!
July 2 and 3 will have you creating scrumptious pies at the Butter, Sugar & Sin-Pies class and the Easy Entertaining-Soups and Paninis classes. The best thing is you don't have to be an expert cook to take these classes, they are fun for all skill levels.
Of course on the 4th of July is the world famous, wild and wacky, 4th of July Parade which makes its way down the main street of Warren to the delight of thousands, yes thousands, of spectators. Family fun, kids games, music, food an more follow the parade in the town as well as up at Sugarbush. The parade starts at 10AM but be there early, no cars are allowed in town but buses will be making the circuit from various parking places to town. The day closes with a bang a fireworks will light the sky over Sugarbush starting shortly after 9PM.
As well as all these activities, don't forget there are mountain walks, energetic hikes, river and lake kayaking, refreshing swimming holes, eclectic shopping, golf and plenty of relaxing to be had here in the valley.
Join the residents of the Mad River Valley and celebrate the 4th of July Vermont style. With the many lodging opportunities here in the Valley, from welcoming B&Bs to condos and rental houses, there will surely be something perfect for you.
See you soon!
Farmer's Market
June 15, 2012 by Susan
A must on our Sap-bucket list is our local Farmers' Market which is held every Saturday morning from now until October 20th–rain or shine–on the Mad River Green in Waitsfield.
Local farmers bring a vast array of items including seedling plants, freshly harvested vegetables and fruits, cheeses, local meats, maple syrup, honey, eggs, jams and fresh baking–ummm I can almost smell the fresh pies! When you are at the market, be sure to visit the artisans' booths where you'll see beautiful intricate blown glass, colorful woven goods, hand crafted wooden items, finely turned pottery pieces and much more. Everything's super and everything's for sale.
If you are visiting the valley and had to leave your canine baby at home you'll especially love the Waitsfield Farmers' Market as dogs are invited to attend as long as they promise to stay on their leash and be polite and friendly to everyone they meet.
Sap-bucket list
June 10, 2012 by Susan
What's on your bucket list?
There are so many wonderful places to visit and things to do in Vermont that we have created none other than our own Vermont Sap-Bucket list!
In the 6 years we have been in Vermont we have taken the opportunity explore this wonderful Green Mountain state. We're excited when our guests ask "What's there to do in Vermont?" because we are more than happy to fill them in on what's what.
As our guests at West Hill House B&B, we will help you to plan your itinerary and activities by providing you with ideas based on your interests and driving routes that will show off the beautiful scenery.
So we invite you watch this space for our Sap-bucket list.
Picnic by the pond
May 21, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
A basket filled with Vermont cider, cheeses, crackers, home made cookies and other goodies brings smiles to Grace and Charlie who welcomed the warm spring weather with a picnic by our pond. Spring has indeed sprung in the Mad River Valley. Signs of the season are all around us; chipmunks are sunning themselves on the rocks, peepers are singing our guests to sleep each evening and our beautiful gardens are coming back to life with brilliant daffodils now in bloom. We won't even mind a few April showers. Sugarbush has opened the golf course, folks are out walking and cycling as well as hiking on the many local Green Mountain trails.
Though we can't guarantee that there will be warm picnic weather when you come, we can guarantee that a warm welcome awaits you.
See you soon!
Relaxation Plus!
March 16, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
Winter gives way to an early spring
Mountainside snow melts in the warm sun
The ground begins to thaw as we enter mud season
Crocuses, tulips, and irises poke their heads through the soil
Inside West Hill House B&B Smoky demos cat yoga and enjoys a relaxing nap.
Come join Smoky and Snowball, choose your own chair of course, and chill out.
For new bookings made after March 27th for between then and April 26th we are offering these two special deals:
- Stay two nights and have the third night on the house! A 33% discount.
- Stay one night and get the 2nd night at half price! A 25% discount.
These discounts are not available on-line. Please call us to book.
(may not be combined with other discounts)
A Greener Green Mountain Magazine
February 5, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
Our Vermont, is the new Green Mountain State's Greener Magazine, and features articles about people, places, events, food, and local flavor offered in the great state of Vermont. Not only is this a paperless magazine, and you can subscribe for free on line, but they chose a 100% wind powered company to do their hosting.
Lucky us, West Hill House B&B has a featured ad in the magazine's inaugural edition. Check us out on page 2-3, the full-screen option, and accept our invitation to come to Vermont to sample the wonders of our amazing state. West Hill House is a 'Green Hotel in the Green Mountain State'. We offer Ski & Stay Packages. If you and your sweetie need a little pampering check out our Valentine's Day special. Perhaps a proposal is in your future …let us help you make that a memorable event.
West Hill House B&B is where you'll want to B&B.
Valentine's Day – Romance is in the snow!
January 31, 2012 by Peter MacLaren
A picture postcard Valentine's Day package awaits you…
A snow covered landscape, a beautiful room with a double Jacuzzi tub in its ensuite bathroom, a sleigh ride to whisk you through the snow, and a delicious dinner at The Common Man restaurant.
We have two all inclusive packages:
- The Logan Suite for any 3 nights including the 14th of February – just $999 inclusive
- The Mountain Room for any 2 nights including the 14th of February – just $649 inclusive
Extra nights can be added at our regular rates less 10%.
Your package includes:
- Your beautiful room and a delicious breakfast each morning
- A wondrous sleigh ride with views over the Mad River Valley
- Dinner at The Common Man Restaurant on the 14th
- 6 Roses – that you can take home with you
- A bottle of Champagne and two souvenir Champagne flutes
- Lake Champlain chocolates
- And most of all – a peaceful get-away among the snow covered Green Mountains of Vermont
The Pot of Gold
December 3, 2011 by Peter MacLaren
We've found it! The Pot of Gold is in the Mad River Valley!
November brought us 11″ (28cm) of snow for our Thanksgiving Day guests to enjoy and 60°F (15°C) weather a few days later. November also brought us this magnificent rainbow on the 30th. While we can't guarantee you a rainbow or a pot of gold when you visit West Hill House B&B, Sugarbush or Mad River Glen, we can guarantee you beautiful scenery and warm Mad River Valley hospitality.
White Christmas in Vermont
November 28, 2011 by Peter MacLaren
Picture yourself doing your Christmas shopping and enjoying Christmas music in the quiet serenity of the green mountains of Vermont.
Saturday, December 3 marks the 13th annual Country Christmas Open House in the Mad River Valley. Over 30 local shops and services are offering special discounts which will make your pocketbook happy and may offer free refreshments which will make your tummy happy. Pick up a punch card at any merchants displaying the Participating Merchant sign then visit 5 businesses and have your card punched at each. When you leave your card with the 5th business it will be entered for a prize drawing. Check out the list of participating merchants and services.
On Friday, December 9 The Vermont Symphony Orchestra presents Holiday Pops "Fun and Games" at the Barre Opera House, just under one hour from West Hill House. Favorite Christmas music with a twist as they take a look at the youthful side of the holiday. Fun for everyone. Tickets required.
Thursday, December 15 the Warren United Church will host the Vermont Symphony's Brass Quintet and Counterpoint for a perfect mix of brass and voices to ring in the season. Free admission although tickets are required.(802-496-9714).
And of course the area also offers skiing and riding at Sugarbush, skiing at Mad River Glen, and cross country skiing at Ole's and Blueberry Lake. Dog sled rides, sledding, skating, and moonlight snowshoe tours are just some of the other ways to enjoy a white Christmas in Vermont – oh and you can also curl up with a warm beverage and watch the movie White Christmas.


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Customized bedside lamps and their features
Every single thing out there in the market can be customized as per your choice as well as many other factors that may require them to be customized. These customized items also include the bedside lamps. These customized bedside lamps are found to be available in various stores. Big companies do not make such type of lamps. You have to depend on the small companies who have got a few stores only in the city ort town you are living in. these people can build you bedside lamps as per your choice or the amount of space and money that you have for the bedside lamp.
There are various reasons why one wants to have a customized item for them, and bedside lamp is no exception. There are the customized lamps available which have got the various customization options like writing the name of your loved one over them or even having your own designs manufactured as a bedside lamp. You can gift the lamp thus made to the loved one of your on the anniversary or on their birthday as well as can have those animation characters and those various cute little things made into the bedside lamps.
The customized bedside lamps are real good option to be gifted to the near ones, as they will remember you every time they switch on the bedside lamp before going to sleep as well as while switching it off. Make it sure that you have got your name or some kind of symbol imprinted over the bedside lamp you are presenting as a gift to that particular person, which reminds him or her about you.
There are a few things which are quite common as birthday gifts, now it is the time to have a change of the whole subject, gift them with the bedside lamps specially customized for them, like having their picture printed over them and all those various customization works done by the expertise this field.
But before you go for the customization, check out that the materials used for the base as well as the imprinting are good quality ones so that the whole thing have got a longevity of its own. As long the materials stay in their place the more is the amount of value of the money you invested for the making of them. Moreover, you would not like to have the person whom you gifted with such a thing have to throw it away as a trash after a few days of usage.


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Every week, we look at a different everyday English phrase or piece of slang in this fun three-minute programme. From BBC World Service
April 11th, 2011
Episode 55 of 549 episodes
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week, find out how Li became the victim of a swizz.
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Book DescriptionOxford Shakespeare Topics provides students, teachers, and interested readers with short books on important aspects of Shakespeare criticism and scholarship. Each book is written by an authority in its field, and combines accessible style with original discussion of its subject. Notes and a critical guide to further reading equip the interested reader with the means to broaden research. The history of the genres, or kinds, of drama is one of contradictory traditions and complex cultural assumptions. The divisions established by the original edition of Mr. William Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies (the First Folio, 1623) give shape to whole curricula; but, as Lawrence Danson reminds us in this lively book, there is nothing inevitable, and much unsatisfying, about that tripartite scheme. Yet students of Shakespeare cannot avoid thinking about questions of genre; often they are the unspoken reason why classrooms full of smart people fail to agree on basic interpretative issues. Danson's guide to the kinds of Shakespearian drama provides an accessible account of genre-theory in Shakespeare's day, an overview of the genres on the Elizabethan stage, and a provocative look at the full range of Shakespeare's comedies, histories, and tragedies.
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Publish Date: 17-Feb-2000
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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Four brand new stories in which Horrid Henry makes his own scary movie, The Undead Demon Monster Who Would Not Die, persuades Peter to hand over his stash of Grump Cards (as a brilliant scheme to get him out of the punishments his parents give him) and spends a weekend at Aunt Ruby's where he has to share a bedroom with his two arch-enemies, Stuck-Up Steve and Bossy Bill. Then when Henry's school decides to have a mini-Olympics, he sets up his own Holympics, with medals for crisp-eating, TV watching, and Burping to the Beat.
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Book DescriptionThe readings in this volume will enlighten and enliven the contents of any standard public administration text covering human resource management. Selected mainly from the pages of Public Administration Review and Review of Public Personnel Administration, these classic articles trace the historical and evolutionary development of the fields of public personnel administration and labor relations from the point at which the first civil service law was passed - the Pendelton Act in 1883 - through the 21st century. The collection covers everything from the seminal concerns of civil service (e.g., keeping spoils out) to topics that early reformers would never have envisioned (e.g., affirmative action and drug testing). These works continue to inform the theory and practice of public personnel and labor relations. To facilitate an instructor's ability to assign readings that illuminate lectures and course material, a correlation matrix on the M.E. Sharpe website shows how this book can be used easily alongside eight leading textbooks.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780765616791
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Imprint: M.E. Sharpe
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
Publish Date: 15-Jan-2007
Country of Publication: United States
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Is public administration an art or a science? This book examines the intellectual origins and identity of the discipline of public administration, its diverse research traditions, and how public administration research is conducted. It is suitable for graduate students and scholars.
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For every $20 you spend on books, you will receive $1 in Boomerang Bucks loyalty dollars. You can use your Boomerang Bucks as a credit towards a future purchase from Boomerang Books. Note that you must be a Member (free to sign up) and that conditions do apply.