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I have a copy of Raptor Services Ez Realty Installed on Joomla 1.5 (running legacy mode)
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House Tours
Interior: Charming modern getaway
Interior: Charming modern getaway
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Interior: Charming modern getaway
Demolition began that winter, and Lisa remembers the reno experience as being a bit of an adventure. "The cottage is on an island, so to meet our goal of having the kitchen up and running by the time the ice on the lake melted, we had to work right through the cold weather. I spent a lot of time with the contractor roaring across the frozen lake on a snowmobile." But while the process wasn't exactly convenient, the kitchen, with its grey-painted cabinetry, quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, is now the highlight of the cottage.
Charming kitchen
The cottage may be old, but the kitchen design is brand new. Shiny white bar stools, soft grey-painted cabinetry, cool quartz countertops and soaring white ceilings with skylights make it one of the freshest and most inviting areas in the home.
Welcoming entryway
Pale blue and grey toss cushions are a pretty complement to the rough-hewn wooden bench nestled in the cottage's entryway.
Nautical accents
Nothing says cottage life like a canoe paddle. This one doubles as art with its painted stars and stripes. Punches of red in the kerosene lantern and runner add panache to the mostly neutral space.
Rustic dining
The dining room's mix is unexpected yet perfectly pulled together. Notice how all the disparate elements, including the rough-hewn dining table, mid-century-style sidechairs, striped rug and farmhouse-style pendant light, work together to create a look that designer Lisa Besseling refers to as modern rustic.
Statement chair
A wooden lodge-style armchair was reupholstered in red fabric with a graphic print. The life vest artwork above is a nod to lakeside living.
Laidback lounging
The sunroom is a study in livable texture. The first piece chosen for the room was the light fixture. "It has big impact," says homeowner Pam Warren. The slipcovered furniture, as well as the wicker, wood and linen used throughout, offers a laidback vibe perfect for lounging.
Serene sunroom
White paint transformed the sunroom, making it a light and bright cottage retreat. Relaxed furnishings and soft textures lend the space a cozy, welcoming feel.
Fresh colour palette
This wood-framed furniture was in the family cottage when Pam and her husband, Greg, purchased it. Lisa found a way to make it look fresh with beachy tans, creams and blues.


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Economics involves the choices people make when matching their limitless needs and wants with a scarcity of resources. The word "economics" is derived from the Greek words "oikos", which means house, and "nomos", which means manager. So the term originally referred to management of the household. Today, the term has been broadened to refer to firms and all of society.
Another way of looking at economics is to consider the field as a set of tools for analyzing people and groups and the choices that they make. Accountants are trained to render an account of financial activity for a company. Lawyers are trained into a certain mode of thinking so as to resolve issues in a legal framework. Similarly, economists are trained to use a set of tools and principles to analyze why individuals, firms, governments and other groups behave as they do.
Economists often use models, which are representations of what the economist wishes to analyze. If, for example, an economist wishes to analyze the behavior of a labor union, the economist will not try to include every possible aspect and piece of data about labor unions in his or her model. Important factors will be focused on, such as wages, benefits, alternative jobs, etc. Hopefully the economist's model will include all of the important variables and will give little or no weight to less critical variables.
Most economic analyses include the phrase "everything else is remaining the same", so attention can be focused on the variables specified by the model. Of course, this assumption is rarely true in real life. If one were trying to analyze federal deficits and interest rates, for example, there would be plenty of change during the time period analyzed.
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I have made lists. I have researched the dates. I have obsessed over the slow passage of time. I have sat myself in a car in the early morning in empty parking lots waiting for the store lights to go on. I have even helped store employees open and paw through boxes of just-delivered material.
The fact is, for many years now, Tuesday morning has always seen me rise with a little less mental grog anvil on my head: because it's the day that the new records come out. No matter what's going on elsewhere, the experience of opening, listening, and ingesting a new record has never failed to make me enjoy this life just a little bit more.
So welcome to a new BlogCritics music feature, "The Tuesday Morning Purchase" (A tip 'o the writing pencil is due to fellow Blogcritic El Bicho for coming up with that title). The following list is not comprehensive (if you want that, Billboard will do the trick). What it is is a collection of my thoughts and recommendations for this week's musical newborns. These are the thoughts that might race through my head while standing in front of the record bins. That's why, from week to week, things might show up in a different order. I don't know about you, but I rarely start off in the same spot at the store.
I've always had a pretty highly-functioning record radar — the only album I've ever gotten rid of was a particularly slick Lee Rittenour record. Not bad for over 25 years of picks. So really, you can trust me.
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Guy Klucevsek – Notefalls (Winter & Winter)/Jazz
He of the super-quirky accordion. Almost everything on the Winter & Winter label is worth a look and this release is no exception. Plus, a person can't help but be attracted to song entitled "March of the Wild Turkey Hens."
Steve Davis – Alone Together (Mapleshade)/Jazz
OK, let's roll the dice! Mapleshade is a label started many years ago with the intent of reproducing the sound of old BlueNote recordings. When they succeed, the results are indeed breathtaking. I haven't picked up anything from them in years so, hey, now's the time. Trombone and piano recorded all-analogue? I'm there.
James Blood Ulmer – Bad Blood in the City: The Piety Street Sessions (Hyena)/Jazz
Ulmer continues in his new tradition of deeply felt, raw blues. Though it's a collection of songs about hurricane Katrina and associated issues, I'm really interested in his take on Bessie Smith's "Backwater Blues." Oh, and some wicked guitar.
Michel Petrucciani – Piano Solo: The Complete Concert in Germany (Dreyfus)/Jazz
I don't own any Petrucciani recordings. Why? Apparently, stupidity. I mean, the man was a phenomenal talent. The situation (lack of Petrucciani, not the stupidity) will be addressed with this expanded edition of the 1997 concert recording.
The Bad Plus – PROG (Heads Up)/Jazz
I love this band. Sure, sometimes the covers seem too jokey (Rush's "Tom Sawyer"), but they have a ton of ideas and the chops to pull it off. Oh, this is the second release this month to feature Tears For Fears' "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" (the other was by Patti Smith). What's up with that?
Johnny "Guitar" Watson – Hot Little Mama (Music Avenue)/Blues
I came to the song "Hot Little Mama" via Roomful of Blues and somehow have never heard the original.
Poodle Lynn – Country's All I'll Ever Be (Deep South Prod)/Country
This is the country music you never hear on "country" radio. No big hat pretense, just the real thing. That and a cover of The Who's "Squeeze Box."
Dale Watson – The Little Darlin' Sessions (Koch)/Country
Now of course, I don't know when I pick this disc up that Watson is protesting its release. Apparently, the songs were not finished to his liking but the label doesn't care. After discovering this fact, I'll go back to the store and buy From The Cradle To The Grave, which has been on TheList™ for a while. By the way, Watson is also the real deal. No suburban faux-country here. Not one bit.
Grand Buffet – The Haunted Fucking Gazebo (Fighting)/Rap
I'm probably not buying this one, but dang…just love that title. On second thought, after looking at some bio material, I might pick this up just because of their indie rap, selling-CDs-by-hand nature.
Thelonius Moog – American Standard (Grownup)/Rock
Remember those records in the 60's and 70's that featured the Moog synthesizer? Well, take some American standards (sort of) and run them through that filter. Zappa's "Peaches En Regalia" given the swingin' bachelor pad twist? Yes, please.
New Barbarians – Buried Alive: Live in Maryland (Wooden)/Rock
OK, So I wander over to the tiny new vinyl section of my store and stumble onto this. Woa, I vaguely remember somebody yammerin' on about the New Barbarians in Creem magazine back in the day. Never heard any of it. The story of this concert is kinda funny though. Keef had just been dealt a two-day community service sentence for a drug conviction. Now, can you imagine Mr. Richards picking up trash in the park? Or sweeping streets? How about teaming up with Ronnie Wood, Ian McLaughlin, Bobby Keys, Ziggaboo Modeliste, and monster fusion bassist Stanley Clarke? Yes, the concerts were a benefit for the Canadian Institute for the Blind. Quite an interesting mix of tunes, from the usual Chuck Berry selections to some Stones catalog to picks from Wood's Gimme Some Neck.
Elliott Smith – New Moon (Kill Rock Stars)/Rock
I'm not sure that "salivating" is the right word, but that's what Elliott Smith's infinitely loyal fan base has been doing at the prospect of this collection's release. Two full discs of unreleased and demo material, presented mostly with just an acoustic guitar and Smith's voice. Being a fan of past "demo" releases (Pete Townsend's Scoop comes to mind), I'll be interested to see the reaction to this. Sometimes, the raw power in a song can be amped up when several layers are stripped away.
Björk – Volta (One Little Indian)/Rock
I can never say "no" to this woman. Too much creativity. Too many ideas. And absolutely no sense of fear. Medulla is one of the most beautiful and intriguing recordings I've ever heard. She now has my complete devotion.Powered by Sidelines


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Honolulu Modern Portraiture
The biggest regret I have of my wonderful childhood is not having family pictures. Memories fade but portraits are forever.
It is with such a heavy heart that I write about my little friend Haley. Haley was a little girl that hugged her way into my heart a brief two years ago. I was honored by taking what we thought would be some final family photos before Haley was granted her very own pair of angel wings.
But Haley wasn't just a little girl. Haley was an warrior.
She began her fight with Medullablastoma when she was only five years old and in the final few years of her life she defied life expectations with grace, with smile, and more importantly …
To be hugged by Haley was to be close to Heaven. There aren't many words to say. I can't imagine the feeling of loss and grief her family has. I have only known her briefly and I think of her several times during the day. She was a treasure. I'm so glad I got to know her and had the chance to be hugged by her. So do me a favorite and think about Haley when you see a butterfly, or a rainbow or the color purple. Think about how you could do something to make someone smile, right then. That's what she'd do. And you'll be a better person for it. We all will.
Her family requests that if you would like to give, to please donate blood and/or platelets in Haley's honor. If you would like to post a photo in the comment section below, they plan to gather them in a book to honor Haley.
In the days before she left us. I was privileged to photograph her family once again from her bedside. I'll share those below.
Haley was laid to rest in the peaceful Hawaiian waters she called home. May she forever swim with dolphins and gentle creatures for she'll never know pain again. Until we meet again, sweet Haley, fly high beautiful butterfly.
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After running or walking three miles, especially in hot weather, probably the first thing the average person wants is a drink of water.
But put yourself in the shoes of someone who has to travel that far on foot at least once a day just to obtain a small supply of water.
Sadly, that is a fact of life for 1 billion people around the world, and it lies at the heart of a 5K run/walk taking place Saturday morning on the Ben Butterworth Parkway in Moline.
The Wells4Wellness organization and the event came about after a 2007 mission of mercy when a group of Quad-City churches asked Pat Herath to organize some area medical professionals to help at an orphanage in Cambodia.
There they found a need for safe, clean water that resulted in a total of five wells being dug and installed. An organization called Operation Blessing International that makes water supplies one of its priorities sent a film crew to document the achievement.
When Herath showed a copy of the film to a longtime friend, she was asked, "Why haven't they helped Niger?"
Niger is a west African nation of 16 million people that is one of the hottest countries in the world. Much of Niger has a desert climate, and the Saharan heat evaporates some of the scant rainfall before it hits the ground. The need for sanitary water is great.
Herath, of Moline, and her husband, Dr. Bob Herath, a veterinarian, flew overseas to check the situation. They visited a "very remote area where people hadn't seen a car in a year," she said, and a cause was established.
"I'm very passionate about it," said Herath, who started the Wells4Wellness organization in April 2012 and is now its CEO. The 63-year-old was working as a nurse, but "I quit to do this full-time."
Supported by a governing board and many volunteers, $10,000 was raised last year, enough to put in two wells, a water tower and two solar panels in that area of Niger. The hope, of course, is to do much more, which includes raising funds and awareness through Saturday's race, the second such event.
"We're taking a bit of a spin on it this year, so we're asking, not telling, people to carry water during the race," she said.
The 555/111 Challenge refers to children in Niger as young as 5 years old having to walk 5 miles to carry 5 liters of water for their families. Quad-City participants are asked to run or walk 1 mile while carrying a gallon of water to save one village. The plan, Herath said, "is to have everyone pour their gallon into a 100-gallon container (supplied by the city of Moline), symbolizing what we go through every day to do dishes, brush our teeth, shower, do laundry."
The event includes four races, one of them beginning at 10 a.m. for children, with water-related prizes such as Y pool passes and tickets to hockey games and Disney on Ice shows.
Dogs are welcome, which is fitting because Herath's husband is a veterinarian of 40 years and operates the Andalusia Road Veterinary Center in Milan. He asked his clients to walk, so there will be dogs with special water containers. Paws For Water race shirts are available in various sizes for $7 to $9, and dogs walk free with a registered owner.
The cost to register is $30, which, Herath says, is enough to provide water for a family of four people for a year.


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Sausage and Chicken Kebabs
|Lime marinade
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (1 Quantity)
|Boneless chicken breast
|1 1⁄2 Pound, skinned and cut into 1 inch cubes (750 Gram)
|Italian sausages
|French bread slice
|4 (1 Inch Thick Slices)
|Sage leaves
|4 (As Needed)
|Bay leaf
|4 (As Needed)
|Lemon wedges
|4 (For Garnish)
|Sage leaves
|4 (For Garnish)
|Bay leaf
|2 (For Garnish)
1) In a bowl, add the marinade and the chicken and cover and refrigerate for 2 hours.
2) Take out the chicken, keeping aside the marinade for later use.
3) Cut each sausage into 4 pieces.
4) Use olive oil to brush the bread slices and then quarter each.
5) On 6 skewers, alternately push in the chicken, sausages and bread, interspersing with sage and bay leaves.
6) Grill each skewer for 10 minutes on each side, basting regularly.
7) Garnish with lemon, sage and bay leaves.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2149 Calories from Fat 770
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 84 g129.9%
Saturated Fat 28.6 g143%
Trans Fat 0.2 g
Cholesterol 591.2 mg197.1%
Sodium 7276.6 mg303.2%
Total Carbohydrates 134 g44.7%
Dietary Fiber 5.1 g20.4%
Sugars 56.9 g
Protein 208 g416.7%
Vitamin A 30.3% Vitamin C 53.7%
Calcium 27.5% Iron 73.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Archaeology bridges the sciences and humanities. During your BSc in Archaeology, you will develop your knowledge of the scientific techniques that archaeologists use to study ancient societies and learn to integrate scientific approaches with human perspectives on the past. Year one is the same as the BA Archaeology course, but the second and third years allow you to specialise in archaeological modules with a strong scientific component. It is compulsory for you to gain excavation experience in the UK or overseas.
In the first year, you will be introduced to the discipline of archaeology: understanding the past through the study of its material remains. This is achieved by studying the general principles and methods of how archaeological sites and remains are recovered and interpreted, and by seeing how our knowledge of development of the British Isles, from prehistory until the Middle Ages, is illuminated by archaeology.
In the second year, five more advanced modules continue your progress in understanding the principles and practice of archaeology. You will examine different types of archaeological science including environmental archaeology and material culture, as well as undertaking modules on different periods in Europe and the Mediterranean building on the introductory modules of the first year. You will also develop practical archaeological research and IT skills.
Your final year gives you the chance to undertake your own research project which you will write up as a dissertation. The rest of the year is taken up with a variety of modules of your own choosing from the wide range offered by the Department. The Department offers modules covering the full range of archaeology from prehistory to the medieval period and a wide range of modules in bioarchaeology and archaeological science.
A levels: ABB-BBB (must include a science A level)
IELTS 7.0 (no less than 6.0 in any element)
Students who require extra support to meet the English language requirements for their academic course can attend a presessional course at the Centre for English Language Education (CELE) to prepare for their future studies. Students who pass at the required level can progress directly to their academic programme without needing to retake IELTS.
Please visit the CELE webpages for more information.
For details please see alternative qualifications page
This module will provide you with an introduction to archaeology as a discipline. It covers the development of the subject and examines methods for discovering, recovering and analysing archaeological remains. Archaeological prospection/survey, excavation, post-survey/excavation analysis, approaches to dating, materials analysis and an introduction to frameworks of social interpretation are all themes addressed within the module, which also introduces some of the key practical skills for archaeology. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures, seminars, practical classes, and computer workshops on average taking up about 2 hours per week across a full year.
The use of methods from biological and earth sciences has transformed the practice of archaeology from the discovery of radiocarbon dating to establish chronology in distant prehistory to the use of stable isotope analysis to trace the movements and diet of past populations. This module will introduce you to some of the key developments in archaeological science over the last 50 years and will show you how scientific methods have dramatically changed our understanding of the past. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures, seminars and practical classes on average taking up about 2 hours per week across a full year.
This module provides an overview of the archaeology of the British Isles from the earliest traces of human activity until the Roman invasion of Britain. It will introduce you to key concepts in prehistoric archaeology through study of the major archaeological finds and sites of the period from henges to the hillforts of Wessex. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 4 hours per week across the autumn semester.
This module provides you with an overview of the archaeology of the British Isles from the Roman invasion, covering Anglo-Saxon, Viking and medieval periods, up to the industrial revolution. Using key sites and discoveries, students will be introduced to the challenges of understanding the archaeology of periods partially documented in textual sources. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 4 hours per week across the spring semester.
In this module the staff of the archaeology department will share the sites and discoveries that not only inspired them but have also been major benchmarks in the development of the discipline. Each lecture focuses on a major discovery or theory that has fundamentally changed previous held interpretations of the past. The module also looks at the personalities and ideologies that have shaped our discipline, noting how changing perspectives on gender, ethnicity and class have in turn shaped ideas about the past. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week across the autumn semester.
This module examines the many types of archaeological evidence represented through the treatment of human remains from prehistory until the early modern period. You will learn how the study of human remains can give insights into past diets, social status, health and attitudes towards different members of society, while the study of burial practices can tell about the structure of societies and their beliefs. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week across the spring semester.
The excitement of discovery and research is the foundation of everything we do as arhcaeologists. This module is aimed at helping you to develop more advanced research skills and to discover the methods that are used in major archaeological research projects. In particular you will be introduced to the concepts and methods that you will put into practice in your third year dissertation or independent project. The teaching is delivered in a mix of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week across the year
This module will introduce the structure and context of the professional archaeological sector in the UK, and issues and debates in cultural heritage. It will outline the process of working in archaeology, the various career options, the training required and the type of work carried out by commercial units, museums, and local and national government heritage originations. This will include contact and presentations by real archaeologists working in the various sectors covered. In the spring term, students will apply their knowledge and develop their research and presentation skills in a group heritage project focused on the presentation of a local historic or archaeological site.
These two modules run across the full academic year and will allow you to focus on developing archaeological skills and understanding archaeological evidence. They will be taught in 5-week intensive blocks of three-hours a week; each student will chose two specialised topics per semester, choosing from options including Glass, Metallurgy, Zooarchaeology, Archaeobotany, Building Survey, Lithics, Ceramics, and Human Skeletal Remains. Each topic is taught in a 5-week intensive block using lectures and seminars covering 3 hours per week across the academic year.
The Archaeology of the Roman Empire
This module provides an overview of the archaeology of the Roman Empire, developing themes encountered in the first year Rome to Revolution module. It traces the development of the Roman world and examines the archaeology of the Empire's provinces. Specific themes in this course include town, villas and the countryside, and housing the army among other related topics. For this module you will have a combination of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week across the year.
This module will provide you with a broad introduction to current methods and practice of Underwater Archaeology. The module focuses on themes such as lake dwellings, shipwrecks, submerged cities and sunken harbours. Case studies are used ranging in space from Scandinavia to Australia and in time from BC 1500 to the last century. Among the issues tackled will be; methods and techniques of underwater excavation; post-excavation processing of underwater material; problems of conservation and wet finds processing; shipwrecks from 1200 BC: the ship as a symbol; sunken harbours, cities and processes of submergence; lake dwelling & freshwater archaeology; cultural resource management vs. treasure hunting. For this module you will have 2 hours of lectures and seminars each week.
This module considers the archaeology of Europe and the Mediterranean from the end of the Roman Empire to the high Middle Ages (from c. AD 400–1400). Key topics include: the formation of post-Roman societies; rural settlement; the emergence of central places and the development of towns; trade and exchange; and the introduction of Christianity and the role of the Church. The lectures and seminars, totalling around 2 hours per week, will explore integrated approaches to archaeological evidence incorporating landscapes, standing buildings, excavated sites and material culture.
This module examines the background to the rise of the 'classical' urban civilisations of Mediterranean Europe, concentrating on Greece and Italy. It takes a long chronological perspective, with emphasis on the Bronze Age in the Aegean (Minoan Crete and Mycenaean Greece) and Italy and the development of Iron Age societies in Greece and Italy (including the Etruscans), and what we can learn about them through archaeology. For this module you will have a combination of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week
Dissertation in Archaeology
This module involves the preparation and production of an approved topic of 12,000-14,000 words, not including edited material. This will involve the culmination of the range of reading, learning and graphic and photographic skills acquired during the first two years of the course. The final dissertation must be in accordance with the regulations. For this module you will have a one 1-hour tutorial and a one 1 hour and a half seminar to study for the module.
Beastly Questions
This module is about the human-animal relationships that are fundamental to all societies since they shape diets, economies, landscapers and beliefs but also cultural ideologies. The study of the human-animal interaction can provide detailed insight into the structure and worldview of past societies. This module sets out to provide new insights into mainstream archaeological questions. During the course you will investigate a wide range of issues included the hunter gatherer/ farming transition, the impact of the roman empire; the creation and meaning of ancient landscapes; expressions of social status, ethnicity and gender. For this module you will have a combination of lectures, seminars and workshops for one semester.
Commensal Politics: Food, Plants and Social Change
This module will provide an alternative approach to understanding society and its changes through time, linking the past to current issues of food security, sustainability, trade and social in/stability. It will explore the social role of food and plants, tackling issues such as the development of tastes, identity, social status, ethnicity, health and medicine, perceptions of nature and commensality, the creation of 'foodscapes' and the investigation of diet and plants that cross boundaries in space and time. For this module you will have a combination of lectures and seminars, on average taking up about 2 hours per week.
Topics in Human Evolution
This module will discuss the latest research in Human Evolution. Based on a seminar format students will choose the topics to be covered during the module, from a shortlist of 12, plus any ideas of their own. Once the topics will be decided students sign up to present (on a first-come first-served basis) and there is a short lecture on each topic to give everyone an overview. Students will then present the paper to the group and the presentations are followed by a group discussion. Topics covered will vary according to the interests of the group and in 2015-16 they included Bipedalism, brain size, Homo floresiensis (AKA the Hobbit), landscape use, hunting vs. scavenging, and responses to death and danger.
Professional Bioarchaeology
This module will introduce you in the professional analysis of archaeological plant, animal and human remains. It will be taught entirely through practical sessions, with students learning 'on the job'. Under close supervision, students will work in small groups to carry out laboratory assessments of archaeological assemblages, to the standard expected by the commercial sector. The skills and experience gained through this module will facilitate a transfer into professional archaeology. The module will be taught through three compulsory Saturday schools – attendance at all three schools is required for students to gain a pass mark.
The Archaeology of the Silk Road
This is a discipline-bridging module taught by lecturers from across the University campus, exploring a range of archaeological, historical, geographical, biological and scientific themes for the study of the great international trade route, the Silk Road. Students will study the Byzantine and medieval Islamic Silk Roads, Renaissance Venetian luxury trade and exchange, Central Asian history and trade, 19th century perceptions of the Silk Road, scientific techniques and trade and exchange along the Silk Road and genetic studies of the movement of peoples along the Silk Road (Scandinavia, the Middle East and central Asia).
The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England
This module will consider the archaeology of England from the end of the Roman occupation until the Norman conquest. You will focus on the question of the Romano-British survival and the impact of Romano-British culture on the Anglo-Saxon incomers, on the archaeology of the early state in England, on the development of town and rural settlement patterns, on the role of the church in society and on the Danish impact on England. For this module you will have a combination of lectures, seminars and field trips over the course of 11 weeks.
The Archaeology of the Medieval City
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Reshoring – the return of production to the United States that had been outsourced to lower-wage rate locations overseas – has caught the manufacturing industry's and policymakers' attention.
In a September 2012 report ("Reshoring U.S. Manufacturing: A Wave of the Present" by Bill McMeekin & Emily McMackin, published by BusinessClimate.com) the authors asked: What's driving the momentum in reshoring? What will it take beyond the "Made in America" stamp to keep the reshoring momentum going? And how do communities, regions and states create the environment and infrastructure to encourage manufacturing investment and build reshoring strategies into their economic development initiatives?
According to McMeekin & McMackin, cost factors such as rising wage rates in China, currency valuations, and higher energy costs and their impact on shipping are driving the momentum in reshoring. And beyond cost considerations, factors such as disadvantages from having research, engineering and design too far from production, supply chain disruption concerns and concerns over intellectual property are also playing into reshoring decisions.
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For divers, expect to pay US$295 per person for full board, diving and transfers (3D/2N). All arrangements should be made during booking.
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borneo eco divers: best value stay in sipadan..
this is a house owned by one of the dive instructor in sipadan.. the interesting note on this place is it's on the island of mabul, in the midst of the a local village.. so, here, you get to experience two worlds.. the pristine marine world and the exotic local 'kampung'..
basic accomodation but this is the cheapest way to dive sipadan island.. have the newest dive boat in sipadan.. good cook who sings too! full package rate costs approximately rm1000 for a 5 days 4 nights accomodation, full board and 10 dives.. simply worth every sen! highly recommended!
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seaventures: livng on an oil rig..
imagine living on an oil rig out at sea.. enough said..
nice deck for a tan and a drink.. accomodation is basic.. the down side? no beach.. a night dive is a must with resident frog fish and muray eel as thick as coconut trunk right under the rig..
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Sipadan Water Village: Stilted luxury over crystal clear ocean
Gorgeous location on Mabul Island.
Good food and set up for diving all around the Mabul and Sipadan Islands. Very experienced dive staff.
Spectacular sunsets over the water.
Wake up to the sound of the waves and the smell of the sea all around you. Beautiful!!
- lotharscheer
- Reviews: 1348
Uncle Chang's Backpackers Lodge: Mabul / Sipadan
It is not possible to stay in Pulau Sipadan, only in he nearby islands Pulau Mabul (several options fõr different categories) or Pulau Kapalai (one expensive resort).
Uncle Chang's Backpackers Lodge is one of the cheapest options for Sipadan / Mabul. Simple accomodation, booking office next to the Dragon Inn in Semporna. Simple rooms and 3 meals per day, also shared rooms. Had a greate time there.
From 75 Ringitt (dorm, 2015), first night for non divers 175 Ringitt, 3 meals and non alcoholic drinks included, also double bed rooms.
Great atmosphere, somtimes a bit noicy.

On Mabul island, get there by boat from Semporna.
- lotharscheer
- Reviews: 1348
Visiting Sipadan
You can´t stay in Sipadan, but you can stay in Pulau Mabul, or stay in Semporna:
http://www.scuba-junkie.com/accommodations/
http://www.dragoninnfloating.com.my/
for day excursions to Sipadan.
- eelaine
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sipadan water village: best resort in sipadan..
this is one of the nicest resort for any visitor to sipadan.. great views.. lovely chalets on water.. and you get to walk to the fishing village nearby on mabul island..
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Pom Pom Island Resort: An Island Paradise
After a journey of just over three hours from busy Kota Kinabalu we arrived at this beautiful island. The accommodation is in large luxurious villas, most of them lining the shore, with a few on stilts over the water and in the gardens. The main building is the centre for the resort, with a restaurant area, bar, dive informaton desk and small shop. It is a wonderful large wooden structure, with fans keeping it cool even at midday. It was a great place to relax over the tasty meals provided.
 Our favourite walk was along the long jetty, which leads out over the seagrass beds. It is floodlit at night and we saw turtles every day during our stay in February, as well as many other fish. For those wanting a closer view of the marine life the PADI dive centre is well equipped, with British and Italian instructors. The area is renowned for macro species, found off Pom Pom and some of the other nearby islands which are visited on dive and snorkelling trips
 All the staff were very helpful and efficient, we arrived as guests and reluctantly left this paradise as friends!
A relaxing peaceful island with white sandy beaches, palm trees and clear blue seas, with excellent accommodation and facilities as well!
- CGarnett
- Reviews: 11
Sipadan Dive Lodge: Average Lodge in Sipadan
Sipadan Lodge is less expensive than the other lodges on the island, and you get what you pay for. This lodge is located on the far side of the island, which means beach diving at the Drop-Off isn't an easy option. The rooms are a decent size but very basic, with thin mattresses, thin pillows and hand-held salt-water showers. There are no towel/linen changes, so bring extra towels. Meals are included and buffet-style. The food is average. Although the diving is fantastic, the lodge's dive center is lacking. Equipment isn't well maintained, and we were disappointed by the lack of information offered by the dive masters. We were never fully briefed on a dive.

I would recommend this lodge to experienced divers on a budget.
- Reviews: 433
Lees guesthouse: A little touch of luxury in Semporna
Lees is a welcome stop at a good price if you are thinking of staying in Semporna while diving at Sipadan. It is cheaper than the resorts at Mabul but with the change in Law limited divers to 100 per day, check that the Mabul operations don't get preference or it may be a false economy to stay on the mainland.
Very clean,
Air con,
Private bath
Satelite tv and
very friendly staff.
- lotharscheer
- Reviews: 1348
Dragon Inn: Pulau Sipadan / Semporna
You can't stay in Pulau Sipadan, only in nearby islands or Semporna where because of transportation you might have to stay when arriving or leaving.
The Dragon Inn floating hotel is built on stilts over the sea and has also a nice chinese oriented retaurant and a "LIVE FISH OPEN AQUARIUM" a separated by nets area with some interresting fishes.
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