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Looked nice, felt uncomfortable (arm pit area). Sent it back.
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got both colors of the nailhead pants, both colors of the sweatless wovens and a blue and yellow sleeveless training shirt to round out my collection
hopefully some of the pants work as i desperately need some, still rocking my ten year old drifits that are reminiscent of hammer pantspost #3963 of 1109510/2/13 at 7:41am
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Looks like the general consensus is: TTS if you want a slimmer more fitted look, size up for a slightly relaxed fit, even though its still pretty slim.post #3965 of 1109510/2/13 at 7:08pmpost #3966 of 1109510/2/13 at 7:19pm
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between zappos and amazon i get irate when items take longer than 3-5 days. nike usually takes around 10 days to get to me (including weekends) and it always feels like an eternity.post #3969 of 1109510/2/13 at 9:19pm
post #3970 of 1109510/2/13 at 9:40pmit's not horrible but maybe 4 days from shipping but takes a day or two to ship, i think their warehouse is in kentucky or north carolina or one of those flyover states
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i blame tres bien
at least mrporter had free express shipping so the boxers i ordered this morning will be here tomorrowpost #3971 of 1109510/2/13 at 10:06pm
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Asked him to, he said ASOS (http://us.asos.com/ASOS-Skinny-Sweatpants/104b2b/?iid=2911854&cid=4910&Rf900=2213&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=9999&sort=-1&clr=Black&utm_source=google_product_search&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=google_product_search&WT.tsrc=Google+Product+Search&WT.srch=1&affid=2365&WT.srch=1&gclid=CLXFje7k-bkCFaU5Qgod_X4AsQ&utm_source=Affiliate&utm_medium=LinkShare&utm_content=USNetwork.1&utm_campaign=je6NUbpObpQ&cvosrc=Affiliate.LinkShare.je6NUbpObpQ&link=10&promo=187202&source=linkshare&MID=35719&affid=2135&WT.tsrc=Affiliate&siteID=je6NUbpObpQ-EcX6btz1YWHN2TF_sHCrRw&r=2&mporgp=L0FTT1MvQVNPUy1Ta2lubnktU3dlYXRwYW50cy9Qcm9kLw..).post #3973 of 1109510/3/13 at 12:10amWarning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
yup, they're "asos skinny sweatpants" from asos (obviously lol):
they're pretty decent for $34, but they're more of a carrot shaped pant than something that's a little more subtly tapered and fitted
also, i pulled the legs up for those pics (i'm sure y'all can tell by the stacking)
i actually recorded myself wearing them back when i got them b/c i was torn between two sizes, but if it helps, i just uploaded the better fitting video i took to youtube:
(and yeah, lol, it looks stupid but it was only ever meant for myself to look at to begin with )
i'm 5'8, ~125 lbs. for reference and wearing a size 28 (though returns are free so there's no reason to not order two sizes if you're really unsure)
the thighs would probably be a lot less baggy if i weighed more
hope this helps if you guys were actually looking into getting a pair(s)
after watching the video it looks like i'm restricted in how high i can raise my legs but that's not the case at all
they're definitely not restrictive
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Thanks for all the advice on cold-weather running gear. Here's what I ended up getting:
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Element Shield Max
It has a built-in face mask and gloves, a detachable hood, and supposedly is warm enough to wear with just a tee.
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Element Thermal (x2)
With that, I should be good year-round. I may get a lighter weight jacket for rain and medium temperatures but will try the Shield first. I almost got the Aeroloft 800 vest too but figured if it's cold enough to need that, I can just throw on a jacket.Return HomeBack to Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Andrea, place chicken wire around your plants (on the ground, not standing
up like a fence.) They don't like their little paws to feel that rough,
nasty old wire. You could also use rock as a mulch. They don't like that
either. I've used both. I feed the squirrels now and they don't get my
lovely bulbs (chicken wire or rock deterrents) or try to get in my house
(abundant food source place out for them every morning.)
Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
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Subject: Re: [CHAT] So much to do etc
EEWWW A garden with tiny fried corpses. No thanks, of course I don't have
that issue so what do I know? I do have a tree squirrel issue and boy are
they a pain. I find holes everywhere.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 5:38 AM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] So much to do etc
> Cyndi, here's a post from another list re gopher/ground squirrel
> problem--
> I've tried electric fences before using a "small pet" transformer, and
> that stopped the ground squirrels for a while -- then they started
> just taking the shock and destroying things again.
> So this year I covered the railroad ties that surround the garden with
> wire mesh ("hardware cloth") so that any animals on them would have a
> good "ground". Then using a "large animal" transformer I put plastic
> insulators on top of the railroad ties and ran the wire about an inch
> and a half over the tie.
> So far I've actually killed every ground squirrel that has tried to
> get into the garden -- with zero damage to any of the plants!
> Of course I have forgotten that the electric fence is there and I've
> shocked myself a number of times.
> Richard Primbs
> Encinitas CA
> On May 9, 2006, at 1:52 PM, Johnson Cyndi D Civ 95 CG/SCSRT wrote:
>> Good weather and gardening, what more can you ask?
>> I meant to take pictures of the gardens this weekend but once again
>> didn't get to it. It'll be in full bloom for a little while yet so
>> there's still plenty of time.
>> I did most of my activity in the vegetable garden, figured I would
>> get on top of the weeds there while they are still small. So the
>> onions, the lettuce, and the peas are all weeded and mulched. We are
>> feeding our ewes oat hay instead of alfalfa to help dry up their
>> milk, and they waste so much of it there's plenty of mulching
>> material. The tomatoes look pretty nice, the soybeans and the corn
>> are up, but the green beans I planted didn't sprout. Could be old
>> seed...or maybe the ravens ate them all...I figured I'd replant and
>> see if it works. It's very late to be doing that, green beans don't
>> set real well in the kind of heat we get in the summer, but what the
>> heck - I don't need many. And I direct seeded some eggplant and okra,
>> pretty old packets though, we'll see what happens there too. Peppers
>> are hardening off and will go in probably next weekend. One thing
>> about cutting back this year is I didn't buy new seed, so I'm getting
>> rid of all those old packets I was going to use "someday". Silly to
>> keep old seed but I am a pack rat, no denying it. Now I can plant
>> them with a clear conscience and I've even tossed those I know I
>> won't use.
>> We have gophers and ground squirrels galore. It's incredible, there
>> can't be 10 sq ft anywhere without a gopher hole in it. My husband
>> has about 10 gopher traps set all over the place and as soon as he
>> catches one and moves the trap to the next place, a new hole sprouts
>> where he just was. And ground squirrels, we have not seen them in
>> years but last night we saw two scampering in the vegetable garden.
>> They do a lot of damage to my irrigation system, plants, and they dig
>> big burrows. I hear they steal eggs from chickens too, but I've never
>> seen that. Anyway we are trapping for them too.
>> Sheesh!
>> We bought a new ram lamb the other day, the girls need a boyfriend
>> for next fall. Lots of pushing and shoving when you introduce a new
>> member to the flock. Sometime during the night somebody busted
>> through the gate into the veg garden. My husband shouted for me that
>> morning and my heart just sank, but it wasn't nearly as bad as it
>> could have been. They had walked on everything but didn't eat much so
>> there was surprisingly little damage considering. Talk about lucky.
>> Out front the roses are blooming, not yet fully loaded but soon. The
>> dutch iris and bearded iris look great. The hardy geraniums are the
>> best I've ever seen them - maybe they really liked the wet/cool
>> weather we had since February? I've got to get after the vinca
>> though, it will smother them.
>> I've
>> moved a bunch of daylilies, I don't even know what colors they are so
>> that will bear watching. The dry garden looks very nice indeed
>> although I still have bare spots. It's harder now to plant in there,
>> new natives want a season of almost regular water while the
>> established ones will hate that.
>> Going out there with a watering can is not real practical but it may
>> be what I have to do. I have already lost a few of the new salvias to
>> gophers, grrr, it's what I get for not taking the time to make the
>> cages.
>> But all in all, it's pretty good. Going to be about 90 today. Wish I
>> were outside...
>> Cyndi
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Mike Sweet, CEO of Credo Reference, gave me a tour of the new Credo Topic Pages yesterday. What a great tool they are for background/overview information on 10,000 different topics! The stimulus for creating the Topic Pages was context. A University of Washington study on how students research in the digital age found that students struggle to find context for the masses of information available to them in the digital age. Enter Credo's Topic Pages. The pages are designed to offer context and vocabulary, subject orientation, and pathways to further exploration of the topic. The pages include simple definitions, encyclopedia entries, tag clouds showing the vocabulary of the topic, images, and a title list of the most common references from subject encyclopedia articles (all part of the Credo Reference content).  Sharing the topic page content via social tools, links to the library's chat/IM service, and article citations via EasyBib are included as well, and that's just the basic topic page. (side note, have you heard of EasyBib? 16 million students are using it….probably some of yours) Continue reading Credo's Topic Pages – a great place to start your research!
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Credo Reference announces SAGE Reference Publisher Collection
From a Credo Press Release:
A significant majority of SAGE Reference titles to be available through Credo
Boston and Oxford, (November 3, 2009) – Credo Reference, the award-winning online reference library, has signed an agreement to launch a SAGE Reference Publisher Collection. Nearly 70 SAGE Reference titles will now be available through the acclaimed Credo Reference platform. Continue reading Credo Reference announces SAGE Reference Publisher Collection
Survey – online reference databases
NSR Readers,
I'm writing to ask for 10 minutes of your time to complete a survey about online reference databases. I'm trying to gauge interest in a variety of features offered in online reference databases (think GVRL, Credo, SRO, ORO, ABC-CLIO, etc). My results will be used in a presentation I am co-presenting at the Charleston Conference in a couple of weeks. I'll be co-presenting with Tom Beyer, the Director of Publishing at iFactory. iFactory created Sage Reference Online, a variety of Oxford products, and more. My part of the presentation takes Tom's wild ideas and put them into perspective, hopefully using the data collected from this survey to determine if the features could work.
Thanks so much for your time and please feel free to forward this to your colleagues. Results will be posted on the blog at a later date.
The survey:Â http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=H0KH_2bkK7ZaeY1qWKZvzi8A_3d_3d
eReference Platforms – The good and bad features
I spent Monday with several librarians in a discussion on the future eReference platform. I'm referring to products like Credo, GVRL, Sage Reference Online, Oxford Scholarship Online, etc. Our discussion revolved around platform features, good features and not so good features. I'm going to list some highlights of the discussion below, but would really like to have input from others about features you and your end users want and expect. Continue reading eReference Platforms – The good and bad features
Recent Articles
I've marked the following articles in my delicious account, which are also listed on the NSR home page.
Some numbers on popularity of ereaders
As classrooms go digital, textbooks are history
Random House, other pubs miserly toward IDPF/ePub, but new e-readers and Sigil editor show there's hope
Blackwell and Ingram sign ebook deal; Credo partnering with SAGE; Publishing Technology aligning with Serials Solutions and more – 8/6/2009 – Library Journal
Library Organizations Urge DoJ To Take Proactive Role in Google Book Search Settlement – 8/6/2009 – Library Journal
When do you REALLY own e-books, other content? IEEE Digital Property Study Group to seek standards
According to Bowker, men accounted for 55% of ebook purchases
University Presses Stepping Up e-Book Efforts – 7/17/2009 1:56:00 PM – Publishers Weekly
eBook Course, University of Newcastle
Getting to grips with developing and managing e-book collections: an introduction
to be held in the
Netskills Training Suite, University of Newcastle
Tuesday 27th October 2009, 9.30 – 16.30
Course Outline
This course opens the door to a new electronic format and is designed to support librarians who are beginning to set up e-book collections. In the last eight years, there has been an unprecedented growth in the publishing of e-books with an increasing array of different types available for all sectors. The programme will give you the opportunity to explore different e-books including a range of commercially-published and free reference works, monographs, textbooks, and fiction. Examples will include individual titles and also collections of e-books, such as those offered by NetLibrary, Credo, MyiLibrary and Oxford University Press. The course will also facilitate consideration of the new opportunities e-books offer for librarians and users in academic, public and special library and information services, and will explore the significant collection management and promotional issues which challenge information and library staff.
The course is designed to offer: *Â Â Â an understanding of the nature of e-books
*Â Â Â a familiarity with range of commercially-produced e-books from publishers and aggregators
*Â Â Â a familiarity with range of free e-books *Â Â Â an appreciation of the advantages and disadvantages of the medium
*Â Â Â an appreciation of the collection management issues associated with bibliographical control, selection, acquisition, access, evaluation, licensing, and archiving
*Â Â Â a familiarity with the different ways of promoting awareness and use of e-books.
In addition to talks by the presenters, the course includes practical exercises. One will allow delegates to explore examples of online e-books in a structured way. Others will comprise activities during which delegates will examine the major collection management, and marketing and promotion issues. Plenary sessions led by the course presenters will be held to enable delegates to discuss their findings in the light of current research and professional practice.
Course Presenters: Ray Lonsdale and Chris Armstrong
Chris Armstrong and Ray Lonsdale have been working and offering courses in the field of e-books, e-resources and collection management for the past 12 years, both in the UK and abroad. Up until recently, they were members of the Joint Information Systems Committee e-Book Working Group, which has been promoting the publishing and uptake of e-books in further and higher education and sixth form colleges. Ray is Reader in Information Studies at Aberystwyth University and a Director of Information Automation Limited. He has specialised in the field of collection management and, in particular, in the management of electronic collections. Ray has published extensively and has edited several national and international professional and academic journals. Chris runs a consultancy, research and training company, Information Automation Limited, which he set up in 1987. The company specialises in all forms of electronic resources and in electronic publishing, a topic on which Chris has taught a module in the Department in Aberystwyth. Chris is a regular writer, and sits on the editorial boards of three professional journals. He is also a National Councillor of CILIP.
For more information or to book a place on this course, please visit www.ukeig.org.uk <http://www.ukeig.org.uk/>Â or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Don't forget the UKeiG Conference 2009
UKeiG will be holding a residential forum that will provide opportunities for information and IT professionals to network while catching up on the very latest developments in e-information. This event will have the added benefits of having the opportunity to wine and dine in excellent social surroundings and being excellent value for money
Book now at www.ukeig.org.uk <http://www.ukeig.org.uk/>Â or by emailing email@example.com to get your early bird discount!
UKeiG has the CILIP Seal of Recognition, which recognises high standards in the content and relevance of training courses. See http://www.cilip.org.uk/qualificationschartership/seal/ for details
UKeiG is a Special Interest Group of CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals. 7 Ridgmount Street, London, WC1E 7AE. Registered Charity No. 313014
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Tuesday 27th October 2009, 9.30 – 16.30
Costs (including lunch and refreshments):
UKeiG members £160 + VAT (£184.00); others £190 + VAT (£218.50)
Please complete and return this form by 20th October 2009, to Christine Baker, Piglet Cottage, Redmire, Leyburn, North Yorkshire DL8 4EH. Tel & Fax 01969 625751. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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UKeiG accepts firm bookings by post, fax, email and through the UKeiG Web site. All fees are payable in full prior to the date of the course. Cancellations received less than 7 working days before the start of the course will be subject to the full fee. For non-attendance at a course there will be no refunds and the full fee will be payable. Substitutions may be made at any time without additional cost. UKeiG reserves the right to cancel a course if insufficient bookings have been received. Delegates will be offered an alternative date or a full refund of the course fee. UKeiG reserves the right to make changes to the programme. UKeiG will not be liable for any consequential loss of travel or accommodation fees due to cancellation of the course.
E-Reference Ratings from LJ
LJ just released E-Reference Ratings, "an evaluation of nearly 180 subscription based electronic resources in 14 subject categories." Of course, many of these are eBook platforms like Britannica, Credo, GVRL, Oxford, and Sage.  There was no category for eBooks, instead you'll find them listed under the various subject categories.
Products were reviewed by a team of 8 reference experts and included 7 criteria: scope, writing, design, linking, bells & whistles, ease of use, value. Resources were given a star rating, 1 to 4 stars to indicate * poor, ** satisfactory, ***good, ****excellent A brief paragraph also accompanied each resource.
According to LJ, "Because we know that online resources continually grow and evolve—a list of this nature can date quickly—E-Reference Ratings, which made a print debut in the November 15th Reference Announcements issue, will find its permanent home and reach its full potential on our web site. We intend not only to keep up with these ever-changing products (adjusting the ratings as necessary) but also to expand the number of databases in each category and venture into new ones. We hope to hear from all parties—librarians, publishers, and vendors—about how we can keep this tool thriving and make it even more useful."
Congrats LJ! This was no small feat.�
Widgets guide usage of eReference/eBooks
I love widgets. Last week at the Charleston Conference I was on a panel discussing "bridging the google gap." I was to discuss ways libraries were bridging that gap through reference services. Widgets was one of my answers.
Widgets can be embedded on multiple library web pages, course management systems, facebook, teacher/faculty websites, anywhere really! Caution, my web designer friends always remind me to have one ONE search box on a page, otherwise it gets confusing.
There are many eBook/eReference vendors who provide widgets. I've got links to some of them below. If you know of others, send them my way and I'll post.
Credo Reference – Search the entire Credo collection with their widget. Some libraries have put the search widget on a reference page, as a starting point. Now that Credo links to other sources through their "resource links" feature, users can start with traditional reference sources and move to journals or other databases of your choosing.  For a look at this feature, check out the  Watne Memorial Library . You might also be interested in an informal review of the new Credo interface.
Gale/Cengage – GVRL in particular.   I am fond of this widget because you can establish subject collections of sets of titles. Once you have the collection established, it can be placed in the widget and only those titles searched. This is a fab idea for subject guides/pathfinders, or for class assignment links.
Encyclopaedia Britannica – see my recent post on these
Reference Universe – RU searches the indexes, TOC, and list of articles of both print and electronic reference titles. Using your online catalog, they will connect the user to a reference source. The widget opens up your entire reference collection. St. Mary's College of California has a great example of this widget. Be sure to click on "reference."
Bibliographical Center for Research partners with Credo – discounts for all members
Those libraries in the Western U.S. might want to investigate this discount if you have any interest in Credo. Discount amount not mentioned in the press release, however.
Credo Reference Partners with BCR to Bring Online Reference to Member Institutions at a Discount
Boston and Oxford, October 23, 2008 – Credo Reference, provider of customizable online reference collections, is pleased to announce that they are partnering with BCR to provide its services to member libraries. With the new agreement, member institutions have the option of purchasing their choice of Credo Unlimited, Credo 250 or Credo 100 at a discount.
BCR (Bibliographical Center for Research) is a multistate, nonprofit network of academic, research, school, public and special libraries that provides members with training, products, discounts and consultation expertise. BCR understands the unique challenges of libraries in this technology-driven era, and brings them together for greater success by expanding their knowledge, reach and power. Both individual libraries and state library systems can join the network. Current member states include Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming as well as members located in additional states.
"BCR is the nation's oldest and most established multistate library cooperative and we are pleased to partner with them to provide Credo's reference collections to their members,†added Mike Sweet, Credo CEO. "We know the member libraries will discover that our over three million cross-searchable entries, from 350+ titles and 61 publishers, covering every major subject, will be a key addition to their offerings.â€
The Credo page on the BCR web site is: http://www.bcr.org/services/databases/credo/reference.html.
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I sat in on a Credo Reference webinar earlier this week, to get a better idea of the new interface and discovered something that wasn't visible to me in the trial. Credo has "Resource Links," external links to a library's other resources like the catalog, a metasearch tool, or a particular database. Libraries can set-up the resources in the very detailed administrative module, proxy server stuff and all!
This is a really cool feature as it allows users to start research in Credo, get an understanding of the topic and various perspectives, then continue that search for books or articles in other resources.
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I can't stand that guy. And in those pictures, he looks like a kid! At least he cut his hair. When it gets to long it look like pubic hair! BLECH!
thats a granny dress! what happened to the GQ Jessica?
How embarassing would it be to walk the streets with a guy who basically said you cling to him like a puppy...
can't stand these two already. moving along.
*planebut anyway, jessica's dress is bad.
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that's not the mom......issit? she looks abit young..i think it's the girl always with jessica, the one that got off the plan before jessica.
that's not the mom......issit? she looks abit young.. i think it's the girl always with jessica, the one that got off the plan before jessica.
I love the school marm look. I don't like her that much due to her man arms. I also think she's coming across a bit pushy with this whole JT thing.
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not a bad couple in my opinion but horrendous clothes on both
Roxy you're not the only thinks they're a cute couple. They look adorable together.
i dont like her dress but they sure make a cute couple!
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Porter said the state could have fully funded a program to assist non-English speaking students or doubled the funding for the state's pre-kindergarten program with the $15 million lost to the voucher program.
But an advocate for vouchers said the education department's numbers could be inaccurate due to a flaw in the way they are calculated.
Jeff Spalding, director for fiscal policy and analysis for The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, said he does not think the Department of Education made a mistake - but that the formula it used is flawed.
However, Daniel Altman, spokesman for the Indiana Department of Education, said that the "department is committed to a transparent accounting of how taxpayer dollars are spent. The update to today's report reflects recent growth in the" voucher program.
The Department of Education outlines the five-step formula in its latest report but does not include actual calculations.
The report finds that only 51 percent of current voucher recipients previously attended public schools. That means 49 percent never tried public school, according to the Department of Education report.
The calculation counts every new voucher recipient as a cost. But Spalding says "that can't be true."
Spalding says the calculation is flawed because new kids enter the system all the time. And students previously receiving funding from the state's tax credit program are counted as a cost - and they are a cost to the voucher program but not necessarily the state.
Spalding says that it is more accurate to say that about 19 percent of voucher recipients never attended public school and would have still attended private school without vouchers - an estimate he says is still "cautiously high."
If Spalding's calculations are correct, the state would have been paying for about 81 percent of vouchers recipients even if the program had not been created - because they would have been going to public school - compared to only 51 percent in the original report.
That means the state would actually be saving about $17.5 million, according to Spalding, instead of losing $15.8 million as reported by the Department of Education.
He said the Department of Education "did the calculations correctly but the calculation doesn't tell you the true fiscal impact of school choice."
But Altman says the calculations are done "exactly as state law tells us to" and the numbers are checked by the bipartisan State Budget Committee.
Paige Clark is a reporter for TheStatehouseFile.com, a news service powered by Franklin College journalism students and faculty.


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ASDA's environmental performance has worsened in the past two years, making it the least green of the five major supermarket chains, according to a report from a publicly funded consumer watchdog.
Consumer Focus complained that Britain's second biggest supermarket chain stocked only a small proportion of sustainable fish and sourced a "dismal" 59 per cent of fresh produce from Britain, a seventh less than 2007.
Among other problems, Asda had reduced its range of organic produce by 38 per cent and was making little use of packaging certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, according to the report, Green to the Core?
In a rating from A to E, the survey downgraded Asda from a C two years ago to a D – the same as Aldi and Lidl.
Britain's biggest retailer, Tesco, "showed no progress since 2007", warranting a C along with the Co-op and Morrisons, according to Consumer Focus.
For the first time since the supermarket rating was launched by its predecessor, the National Consumer Council, three years ago, the top A score was achieved – by Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury's.
M&S had put doors on all freezers and was excelling on Fairtrade and animal welfare, while Sainsbury's scored highly on packaging, organics and sustainable fish.
Waitrose, which had the highest proportion of home-grown fresh produce on sale, 92 per cent, maintained its B rating.
Consumer Focus carried out checks of stores belonging to the chains in Manchester in July, when it said there was ample scope to stock local fruit and vegetables.
Assessors checked the availability and promotion of fresh produce, organics, higher welfare meat and eggs and sustainably sourced fish, and action on climate change and packaging.
Lucy Yates, the report's author, challenged supermarkets to help customers of all budgets to shop green by running money-off promotions and displaying recipes for seasonal British produce such as spinach and courgettes.
"Shopping green should not be hard," she said. "Our survey shows that when a grocer has the will to respond to consumer pressure on green issues, this works through to the shop floor."
Asda, owned by the US grocery giant Walmart, responded angrily to the report. "The Consumer Focus report Green to the Core? isn't worth the recycled paper it's written on," said Asda, which has 16 per cent grocery market share. "It's inaccurate and misleading."
The supermarket said that sourcing some products in the UK reduced emissions, and pointed out that it had cut carbon emissions in existing stores by 20 per cent since 2005 and slimmed down packaging.
Lidl said it was disappointed with its score, saying it had never given away plastic bags, did not air-freight fresh produce and recycled most store waste.
Aldi said it was continuing to test energy-saving measures, while offering customers "high quality products at low cost prices".
Friends of the Earth's supermarket campaigner, Helen Rimmer, claimed the report showed that some retailers were guilty of exaggerating their green credentials.
"Despite shouting loudly about their green initiatives, some of the biggest supermarkets are still failing to put planet-friendly food on their shelves," she said.
She called for the Government to create a supermarket watchdog, a recommendation of the Competition Commission's final grocery investigation last month.
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A: Marks & Spencer; Sainsbury's
B: Waitrose
C: The Co-op; Morrisons; Tesco
D: Asda; Aldi; Lidl
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- 2 release something to stop holding something or stop it from being held so that it can move, fly, fall, etc. freely synonym let go, let loose He refused to release her arm. 10 000 balloons were released at the ceremony. Intense heat is released in the reaction. feelings
- 3 release something to express feelings such as anger or worry in order to get rid of them She burst into tears, releasing all her pent-up emotions. free somebody from duty
- 4to free somebody from a duty, responsibility, contract, etc. release somebody The club is releasing some of its older players. release somebody from something The new law released employers from their obligation to recognize unions. part of machine
- 5 release something to remove something from a fixed position, allowing something else to move or function to release the clutch/handbrake/switch, etc. make less tight
- 6release something to make something less tight You need to release the tension in these shoulder muscles. make available
- 7 release something to make something available to the public Police have released no further details about the accident. to release a movie/book/CD new products released onto the market See related entries: Producing music, Showing films
- 8release something to make something available that had previously been restricted The new building programme will go ahead as soon as the government releases the funds. Word Origin Middle English: from Old French reles (noun), relesser (verb), from Latin relaxare
set somebody/something free
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anyone seen this movie?! Omg I LOOOOOOVE the Friesian in it!! He was sooo pretty! Yeah that's why I put it in general...cause we are talking about the Friesian hehe
I want to ride one sooo bad...they look so powerful and majestic...yet so kind and gentle.
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owww!!!! lol Its not over here yet....
well look out for the beautiful Friesian he's absolutely stunning
From what I've seen of the promos the rider looks pretty good too :wink:
yeah Ben Barnes is awesome hehe
Sooo pretty, i haven't seen it yet sadly but I should.. only cuz of the pretty horse haha!
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the barn i used to work at, they had a freisan there too and it was really pretty!!!
Ooh, I saw it!!! twice actually (long story). You're right, the Friesan is BEEEEEAUTIFUL!!! Well and Prince Caspian isn't so bad either.... :) I was a little disapointed though when I came home and read the book. I don't handle change well, especially when I like the book! Not that they changed a lot. But... they did. Still worth seeing! I think the horse's name is Destrier, if I remember from the book....
I've seen it twice also...saw it the first day it came out and then last Thursday hehe.
Some of the changes were kinda stupid, but others I liked...I liked the ending too and usually I hate it when they do that (won't say what since some here haven't seen the movie)
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Unlike most Americans, I don't watch a lot of thriller movies laden with gritty yet efficiently secretive government agents. I tend to find the idealized perfectionism of any governmental process… let's just say, unrealistic. That being said, while I've always understood that agencies such as the FBI or CIA certainly possess some of the same political inefficiencies as any large organization, I've always assumed that by rule detrimental politics never made its way to the front lines- where agents are supposedly doing work of paramount importance, not merely, say, processing drivers license renewals.
The Karl Rove/Valerie Plame controversy sheds a little more light on the surprisingly bungled inner workings of the most powerful government in the world. But not for the reasons everyone is focusing on. The leak itself isn't actually all that surprising. Politics is naturally and inescapably dirty business, hence we have multiple autonomous branches of government in check with each other. American democracy was built under the knowledge that, no matter what rules are in place, those in power will often tend to do short-sighted- even illegal- things for political reasons. The architecture of the system- not laws or unwritten rules- is what is supposed to keep the government from cannibalizing itself.
Sure, whoever leaked Plame's identity- be it Karl Rove or the White House mailroom clerk- most likely did something wrong, and should be punished justly. The problem, however, is that our fetish with political scandal may cause the investigation to stop there. Taking a step back from the admittedly sexier "Yet Another Watergate Redux," we should really be wondering how a secret agent of the CIA would ever be allowed anywhere near such a political situation.
You see, neither a Karl Rove, nor a Bob Novak, nor any individual should ever be in a situation where they could put a Valerie Plame's CIA career- or life- in peril through an unveiling of her secretive position. Thus, it is the system that should be examined for fault first here. Unfortunately, we're finding out yet again that our most important non-political, security-focused agencies- namely the CIA- is not impervious to the downfalls of political infighting.
This whole mess came about when Joseph Wilson, Plame's husband, was sent to Niger by the CIA to investigate certain claims of Iraq attempting to buy uranium from the African nation. Wilson found no evidence of pending uranium sales, and reported his facts back to the CIA. Later, Wilson becomes angered by his reports being ignored by the Bush Administration, and goes off and writes an angry Op-Ed piece in the New York Times. Low and behold, a smear campaign erupted. His wife's identity was leaked.
Beyond the leak, one of two things is very wrong with this picture: either Wilson, as a CIA operative, shouldn't be entering the realm of political punditry, or the CIA shouldn't be allowing their secret agents to be all that close to people who have the ear of both the New York Times and The Bush Administration.
As an opinion writer myself, I have great awe and respect for the ability our democracy affords me to share my opinions with potentially millions of people. Of course, I have always assumed that my exercising of that ability in such a public manner precludes me from having certain jobs- such as, oh, I don't know, a CIA operative? Maybe in the movies, apparently not in real life.
Fine, so Plame's husband himself probably required a low enough level of secrecy in his identity and actions that he could afford to take advantage of his free speech rights and not compromise anything. If this is the case, how does the CIA allow an agent- who's identity, when unveiled, would cause a national crisis- marry or be close with a man that close to ugly Washington politics?
I'd like to assume that there are fairly strict standards to how secret agents live their personal lives. Marrying an accountant? Probably fine. Marrying a guy who has the ability and desire to play Sean Hannity/Michael Moore and send the current administration into a political tizzy? I'd think not.
Apparently, however, there is a lot less control than we think. That scares me. Will our agents in the Middle East, while attempting to capture Osama Bin Laden, be pitching book deals back in the states? Will internal FBI agents, while attempting to thwart the next 9/11, be posting to blogs about their workplace issues?
In the coming months, the media and its viewers are going to focus on the leak itself. While this was certainly a dubious political card to play, it is not the issue. The issue is how- in a world where intelligence is becoming the most important asset in international conflicts and affairs- our intelligence system can successfully be kept apart from a world where partisan political punditry and smear campaigns are becoming more prevalent. Right now it is apparently not, and that is dangerous.
So I think back to all the government agency thriller movies that I tend to skip past on television. Maybe, indeed, certain government personnel should be more like their stereotypical counterparts on the screen. No, not in the erase-your-memory-with-a-stick kind of way. Rather, in the way where every piece of their lives are held to an extremely controlled standard- a standard that doesn't include partisan politics.
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Prison Officials Lose Flash Drive With Data On 3,500 Volunteers And Visitors
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- Tirzah Chapel, Llanmorlais, Baptist
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- St David's Mission Room, Marsh Road, Wernffrwd, Church in Wales
- St Gwynour, Church Lane, Blue Anchor, Church in Wales
- St Illtyd (formerly St Rhidian), Mill Lane, Llanrhidian, Church in Wales
- Ebenezer Chapel, Llanrhidian, Calvinistic Methodist
- Penuel Chapel, Llanmorlais, Calvinistic Methodist
- Tabernacle Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, B4295, Penclawdd, Calvinistic Methodist
- Crofty Methodist Chapel School, Crofty, Methodist
- Capel Isaac Independent Chapel, Penclawdd, Independent
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- Chapel, Llanrhidian, Other
- Wern Oleu Independent Chapel, Llanrhidian Uchaf, Other
You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the Three Crosses area that are recorded in the GENUKI church database. This will also help identify other churches in nearby townships and/or parishes. You also have the option to see the location of the churches marked on a map.
Church Records
For full and up-to-date details of their holdings see the sites of Glamorgan Record Office and/or West Glamorgan Archives
|Nonconformist Registers Held at the Public Record Office, London
|OS Map Ref
|Carmel, Congregational
Historical Geography
You can see the administrative areas in which Three Crosses has been placed at times in the past. Select one to see a link to a map of that particular area.
Ask for a calculation of the distance from Three Crosses to another place.
You can see maps centred on OS grid reference SS573943 (Lat/Lon: 51.629322, -4.063156), Three Crosses which are provided by:
- This place shown on a Google map.
- Google Streetview
- StreetMap (Current Ordnance Survey maps.)
- Open StreetMap
- Bing (was Multimap)
- OldMaps (Old Ordnance Survey maps.)
- Old Maps Online (Other old maps.)
- National Library of Scotland (Best site for old maps)
- Vision of Britain (Click "Historical units & statistics" for administrative areas.)
- Magic (Geographic information) (Click + on map if it doesn't show)
- Elgin Road Works
- GeoHack (Links to on-line maps and location specific services.)
- All places within the same township/parish shown on a Google map.
- Nearby townships/parishes shown on a Google map.
- Nearby places shown on a Google map.
Details of extant records on Archives Network Wales for the following;
- Three Crosses School Records "School log books, 1875-1963" " ...... an elementary school in the village of Three Crosses ......later known as Crwys School"


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It is important to know and learn about hunger in this country. Every day, people struggle with food insecurity.
Not only is hunger a problem around the globe, but people are going hungry in our country, our state, and even our neighborhood.
How are ordinary people in this area able to help out with hunger?
It is crucial for people to share resources, such as food, water, care, and information. Just donating unopened cans or boxed food every month can feed hundreds!
Be engaged!
Ask questions!
January - December 2016
Monthly Food Assistance Calendar
Various organizations provide free or reduced cost meals or food to eligible county residents. This monthly calendar lists their locations, times and cost, if any.Learn More
June - November 2016
Farmers Market Vouchers
County residents aged 60 years and up may be eligible to receive vouchers to buy produce from local farmers markets! Voucher distribution begins this month at scheduled locations or by appointment.Learn More
Second Wednesday of Every Month - 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Monthly Partnership Meetings
Come learn more about what your fellow community members and partners are doing to end hunger in Greene County. Everyone is welcome!Learn More


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Hello Again Nine decades of radio voicesBy: Simon Elmes (author)eBook
It's now ninety years since the BBC made its first broadcast and the British love affair with radio began.
This book is a journey through that fascinating history and a celebration of the many wonderful voices that were part of it: Marion Cran, who pioneered the first gardening programme in the 1920s; The Goons and Kenneth Horne, comedy greats of the 1950s; John Peel, Alan Freeman, Kenny Everett and other heroes of the pirate stations; all the way up to Eddie Mair, Fi Glover and Danny Baker, the much-loved voices of today.
A delightful blend of insight, history and nostalgia, Hello Again will appeal to any radio aficionado.
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Product Details
- publication date: 15/11/2012
- book language: en
- publisher: Random House
- publisher imprint: Cornerstone Digital
Supported Platforms
- Android Epub DRM Yes
- Ereader Epub DRM Yes
- Desktop Epub DRM Yes
- IOS Epub DRM Yes
- Windows Epub DRM Yes