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HOPE International College (HIC) was established in 2003 and is located in a building complex at Satdobato, Lalitpur, in the Kathmandu Valley. HOPE International College is registered with the Company Registrar's Office in Kathmandu, in accordance with Nepal's Company Act 2063 B.S. HIC aims to develop modern, resourceful, and relevant education in the health sciences field, by providing a favorable environment in order to optimize the learning potential of all students. As the world moves with its new challenges and unique demands, the rapid pace of globalization increases the demand of its dedicated nurses, public health professionals, and other health care experts, who possesses the required skill set and commitment, using international standards. Our institution provides a learning environment in which students learn both theoretically and practically. Recently, HOPE International College has partnered with Health and Development Associates (HDA), to provide performance manage....
Shailendra Mohan Jha Chairperson HOPE International College HOPE International College (HIC) has been established to build up the career of the Nepali students in the field of Health Science Education, and Research and Development. This dream is achieved due to clear vision of top Management, teaching and non teaching staff's contribution, hard work and ability to face the challenges to our success and achievements. Our Endeavour is to emphasize 'student Centered Facility' educ.... [+]
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Dennys Reyes, Matt Albers talk for first time as official members of the Red Sox
|03.28.11 at 12:58 pm ET
FORT MYERS, Fla. — It was a good day for Matt Albers and Dennys Reyes.
The pair of relievers were informed Monday that they had been identified as the final two players to make the Red Sox' 25-man roster, with pitchers Alfredo Aceves and Hideki Okajima being sent to Triple-A Pawtucket.
The down-to-the-wire dynamic wasn't anything new for either pitcher, with Albers having had to wait until the final days of camp for a decision regarding his major league fate for the past four seasons, and Reyes experiencing last-minute decisions numerous times (including when he had an opt-out close with the 2004 Royals).
Here is what each told WEEI.com after learning the news:
(How how it feels) It feels good. All the work, pitching well and having the right attitude paid off. Especially making a team the caliber of this team. It's a good feeling
(Anxious after tough outing Sunday?) Kind of a little bit. You just kind of don't what what's going to happen. I didn't look too much into it. You're going to have days you don't throw the ball well. I knew today was going to be the day I was going to find out, so it was nice to just get some news.
(What was said in the meeting?) They just said go get 'em but understand this is just the beginning. Now the season starts. Making the team is just the first part of it. Now the games start to count.
(Was there more competition than you thought there would be?) Maybe a little bit I guess because I was one of the first ones to sign, but they had told me they were going to go out and get some guys. You try and not play the numbers game and see who's here, but I figured they brought me in to try and earn a spot and if I did well I would have a spot on the team and that's what I was able to do.
(How it feels to get the news) It's exciting. It's another goal that you have in your life, coming here and competing with all these good pitchers and I respect all of them and to win the competition is really neat. But it's another step. I have to work harder now that I'm on the team and I have to show them I can help win some games.
(Was he optimistic about chances?) It was going to be 50 percent chance. One or another. I stayed positive the whole time. Every time out I tried to show them I could throw at this level and thankfully they gave me this opportunity.
(Nervous about the decision?) It hasn't been too nerve-wracking. You can only do what you can do. I think what I did was do my best, and there was nothing more I could do than that.
(How would this rate to other last-minute decisions he has had to go through?) It was kind of the same. The only thing I knew was that you can't control their decision. You just have to give everything you have.
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Miles Davis began playing with Sonny Rollins around 1949-50, shortly after the trumpeter left his chair in the Charlie Parker Quintet. After I quit playing with Bird, wrote Miles in his Autobiography, I just went across the street and got a job at the Onyx Club. I got Sonny Rollins on tenor saxophone, Roy Haynes on drums, Percy Heath on bass, and Walter Bishop on piano. I tried not to look back. Their existing recorded output, however, dates between 1951 and 1957. This 1951 session finds them in great form playing along other jazz masters such as Jackie McLean, Walter Bishop, Jr., and Art Blakey. Two songs that complete the session but were not included on the original LP have been added as a bonus, among them Conception, on which the great Charles Mingus replaces Tommy Potter on bass.
Massive electric Miles from the same Japanese tour that gave the world the Panagaea and Agharta albums – tracks that were recorded ten days before the concert that appeared on those records, with different songs as well! The music is a dark brew of funk, fusion, and some surprisingly spiritual currents – thanks to wonderful work from Sonny Fortune on alto, soprano sax, and flute – working here alongside guitarist Pete Cosey, who provides plenty of the fuzzier, freakier moments of the set – as does keyboardist Reggie Lucas! Al Foster's drumming is wonderful – and Michael Henderson's bass will blow you away if you only know his later smoother soul albums – but as usual, Miles is the star once he opens up his horn and steps into the darkness.
Rare deluxe compilation that sounds and looks in all ways amazing. Some great picks on here in Miles' own Deception, Gerry Mulligan's Jeru or Baden Powell's Budo for starters. Lovely audophile piece in lovely taste.
Miles Davis published more than 40 albums during his lifetime. The classics "Kind Of Blue", "Sketches Of Spain" and "Bitches Brew" should have even less jazz-interested listeners in their collection. "Miles Deep" now approaches the big man's work on sidewalks: through fantastic live versions and less well-known studios.
Of Miles Davis's many bands, none was more influential and popular than the quintet with John Coltrane, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, and Philly Joe Jones. Davis's muted ballads and medium-tempo standards endeared him to the public. The horns' searing exposition of classics like "Salt Peanuts" and "Well, You Needn't" captivated musicians. The searching, restless improvisations of Coltrane intrigued listeners who had a taste for adventure. The flawless rhythm section became a model for bands everywhere. Steamin' With The Miles Davis Quintet is, in many respects representative of the total work of the quintet, it affords an excellent opportunity to examine just what this remarkable music was and how it was made. Such chemistry is inexplicable, and so, apparently, is the personality of the man who generated it.
Bitches Brew is a studio double album by American jazz musician Miles Davis, released on March 30, 1970, on Columbia Records. The album continued his experimentation with electric instruments previously featured on his critically acclaimed In a Silent Way album. With the use of these instruments, such as the electric piano and guitar, Davis rejected traditional jazz rhythms in favor of a looser, rock-influenced improvisational style. Bitches Brew was Davis's first gold record; it sold more than half a million copies. Upon release, it received a mixed response, due to the album's unconventional style and experimental sound. Later, Bitches Brew gained recognition as one of jazz's greatest albums and a progenitor of the jazz rock genre, as well as a major influence on rock and funk musicians. The album won a Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album in 1971.
Undeniably one of the best small bands in the history of jazz, the Miles Davis quintet of the mid-1950s made history at the Cafe Bohemia on Manhattan's Barrow Street and in the New Jersey studio of Rudy Van Gelder for Prestige. This is the third in a series of four LPs taped in two marathon studio sessions, done in the style of sets at the Bohemia and producing music of high energy and immediacy. Preceded by Cookin' and Relaxin' , Workin' is a mix of standards and originals, up-tempos and ballads, and a trio number, "Ahmad's Blues." The music this quintet made in the mid-Fifties period will live forever: the excitement of the emerging…


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Property Details
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
This condo provides an ideal spot to get away from it all. It is a spacious (1200 sq/ft) two bedroom that is located steps from the one of the best beach spots on the island.
This is our home away from home, and it's a great family getaway spot. The condo has a master bedroom with queen size bed and private bath. The second bedroom features two twin beds, and the living room couch folds out into a sleeper. Each bedroom has a TV, and the living room has a new 40' flat screen with Time Warner HD + DVD player (all TVs have cable). Additionally, the kitchen is well stocked with all the necessary cooking items and has a washer/dryer unit;.great for keeping the bathing suites fresh.
The rear patio is a large quiet area that overlooks the pool and has great views of the bay. During summers, you can catch spectacular sunsets from here! The pool area is large and features a kids pool, regular pool, hot tub, and outdoor grills. This is a unique feature that is difficult to find on SPI, and it's a great place to unwind after the beach. The kids can keep playing, and you can relax.
The beach is a very short walk, with immediate access at Wanna Wanna Beach Bar/Grill. This is an ideal location on the quieter and less crowded north side of the island. We have a small umbrella and chairs you may use, or there are large canvas Panama Jack umbrellas/chairs available for rent on the beach. And if you don't feel like packing lunch, the Wanna Wanna can take care of your food/beverage needs; and in the evening, you can enjoy the live music that plays nightly.
This condo is a great place for you and your family. Max capacity is four adults and two children. Rentals are a minimum of three nights. Association Rules do not allow renting to 'Spring Breakers' or anyone under 25.
This property is registered with the City of SPI permit no. 2015-985763
Recent Review
Awesome Condo perfectly positioned on SPI.
Second, the Condo was perfect for us and our 3 Grandaughters. Perfect position on the island for us, just a few minutes to the beach, very clean with all you need to enjoy your stay. Very nice courtyard area with pool and charcoal grills made for a relaxing evening after the beach.
Tasha/Keith, thanks SO MUCH.
Also, thank you for taking the time to create a review. We very much appreciate it.
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Awesome Condo perfectly positioned on SPI.
First, the owners were super to work with on all aspects of renting the Condo, NO issues at all.
Second, the Condo was perfect for us and our 3 Grandaughters. Perfect position on the island for us, just a few minutes to the beach, very clean with all you need to enjoy your stay. Very nice courtyard area with pool and charcoal grills made for a relaxing evening after the beach.
Tasha/Keith, thanks SO MUCH.
Best SPI vacay ever!!!!
Owners keep the place in great shape, fully stocked with extras you never thought of and they make the entire reservation and payment process painless and worryfree. Super friendly and clearly good people to trust ur family vacation with!!! And the location is perfect....within crawling distance of the best beach bar & grill pub, WANNA WANNA BAR & GRILL. Good times and great memories!!!!
Will DEFINITELY be returning!!!
This was our first time in SPI AND our first time using VRBO and we truly enjoyed ourselves! Tasha and Keith were great at responding to our texts and emails and were very helpful in aiding us on were to shop, where to eat, etc. The condo is fully equipped with EVERYTHING we needed, even down to the Tupperware (which was very useful for our trips down to the beach). The beach was a very short walk from the condo. We had 3 children (13 yr old, 4 yr old and a 1 yr old) and they ALL enjoyed the condo, the pool area and the beach. We loved that the valero at the end of the street (hot dogs there were actually impressively delish!) We appreciated that cable and wifi were provided bc there were a couple nights where it rained. Also we found the MOST DELISHIOUS HOLE IN THE WALL PLACE called CHILLITO PIKIN!!!! I found this little gem on my last night. My family and I are hoping to make this trip to SPI an annual tradition! THANK YOU AGAIN TASHA AND KEITH!!!
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Best Condo in South Padre!
We have stayed at a lot of rbo places and this one was by far our favorite. The condo was spotless when we arrived, the location was awesome. Just a short walk from the beach. And I can't say enough about how great the owners are. If you are going to south padre look no further, this is where you should stay!
Rick and Laurie J
The condo was nicely furnished and well equipped. The condo complex is well maintained with great onsite management. The large hot tub was always a good temperature. The pool was crystal clear. It is only a short walk to the the beach and Wanna Wanna beach bar. The owners were very helpful and friendly. Can't wait to get back!
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great cond. nice complex well taken care of.owner 's were very nice to work with.always answer our text's.appreicated books to read on those days we couldn't go to beach.keith thanks for checking that we made it there,etc Ron&Vickie
Activity and Interests
* Kite Boarding
* Surfing
* Sand Castle Lessons
* Banana Boat Rides
* Dolphin/Eco Tours
* Fishing
* Shell Collecting
* Jet Skiing
* Parasailing
* Horseback Riding
* Sunning
* Diving
* Sunset sails
* Gym
* SCUBA diving
* Golf (in Lagua Madre)
* Relaxing on the beach!
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
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3 night minimum stay
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Additional information about rental rates
|Refundable damage deposit
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There is an additional $65 cleaning fee and a 250.00 security deposit for stays of up to one week, $500 for stays a month or greater. Tax permit number 2015-985763
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund if canceled at least 60 days before arrival date.
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Property Type
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- Away From It All
- Family
- Sports & Activities
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- Private Pool
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- Beach View
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horseback riding
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- laundromat
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- deepsea fishing
- fishing
- golf
- jet skiing
- pier fishing
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling
- surf fishing
- swimming
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 1200 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 2 - 2 twin/ single, Guest has two twin beds
- Bedroom 1 - 1 queen, Master has attached private bath and closet.
- Both bedrooms have new bedding and the mattresses were replaced Jan 2015.
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- * Fully stocked kitchen * Washer/Dryer (in condo) * 40' Flatscreen LCD TV w/HD Cable + DVD * TVs in each bedroom * HD TV + HBO/Cinemax * Dedicated DSL line + WiFi router * Culligan water filtration system * Pool * Kids Pool * Hot Tub * Outdoor Grills * Wet Bar * Reserved Parking Please note that the condo rules limit the number of overnight guest to 6.


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What to do in the garden in JanuaryBy Mary B
What to do in the garden in January
There's always something to be doing in the garden, whether it's pruning, tidying or sowing, so we've put together our top gardening tasks for January.
***** Cold Weather Update *****
With warnings of a cold snap you may be concerned that some of your garden plants, which have shown signs of growth, may be damaged. Here is some advice from a horticultural team on how to best protect your plants.
Even in mild areas, tender plants that cannot be left outside with protection should really be taken into the greenhouse or conservatory when there is risk of a cold snap. In cold areas, you are best moving things inside much earlier, in the autumn. Any tender lants that are being over wintered outdoors need protective straw or fleece.
In cold spells, protect non frost-proof containers (terracotta pots for example) with bubble wrap, hessian or fleece, to prevent them cracking. Grouping the pots close to a south-facing wall may provide additional protection to the most vulnerable ones.
Protect newly planted trees, hedges and shrubs from cold winds and frosts, which can loosen and lift the roots. Gently re-firm them in if you notice this problem, and erect a temporary netting windbreak if there is no natural shelter. Thick dry mulches will protect the roots from cold, and branches can be covered with fleece, or even packed with dry straw and then covered with fleece, for tender plants. A wooden frame with clear polythene stretched over it does a similar job for evergreens without blocking the light, but don't let the polythene touch the leaves, as condensation could freeze or cause rots.
If you find that some plants are damaged by frosts etc, then they may well need a bit of a boost when they regrow in spring. We recommend mulching with compost and using fertiliser such as Incredibloom etc as this will help the plants when they need it.
Danger of Slug Pellets to HedgehogsBy LJ E
There have been reports that there is a big increase in the slug population. May I respectfully ask that you take 5 minutes to read the information in this Blog.....Thank you.
Slug Pellets Kill Hedgehogs
Take part in the snuffles Keep Hedgehogs Safe challenge by using chemical free slug management methods.
"There is nothing we can do for hedgehogs that have been poisoned other than give pain relief as they always die"
Snuffles Top 10 Tips for Effective Slug Management
1. Collect the slugs in the evening
One method of doing this is to create a slug friendly area by planting lettuce and cabbage just for the slugs. When they gather for their night time feast you can go around your garden and gather them up or leave them in this area. There are several ways of disposing of them including putting them in a bucket of salty water. This seems a rather cruel way of killing them off but please choose the least painful method.
2. Encourage predators
Birds, frogs and toads all like to snack on slugs. Ducks and some hens also enjoy snacking on them too. Hedgehogs eat slugs but too many can lead to lung worm.
3. Beer traps and sprays
Bury shallow plastic containers around your garden (take away containers are the ideal size) put beer in each one. Alternatively pour some beer into a spray bottle and spray all the weeds. As the slugs like the beer so much the idea is that they'll eat the weeds, leaving other things alone.
4. Egg shells
Collect and wash egg shells then heat in the oven to harden them. Put the egg shells in a food processor and blitz until small, then place a protective ring around seedlings or anything you want to protect from slugs.
5. Copper Tape
Place a thick band of copper tape around areas that you want protecting or around plant pots. This is a great slug deterrent.
6. Bran
Place a circle of bran around each plant ensuring it doesn't touch the stems. As slugs are almost entirely made up of water, the bran has a desiccating effect which kills them.
7. Planting flowers and herbs
Some plants are known to repel slugs so placing plants such as Astrantia, Lady's Mantle, Dianthus, Foxglove, Geranium, Peony, Lavender, Phlox, Alyssum and Lobelia, African violet, Strawberry Begonia and Gloxinia may help.
8. Avoid watering your garden in the evening
Slugs are most active at night and thrive in moist conditions. Water the garden in the morning so the surface soil will be dry by the evening. This can reduce slug damage considerably
9. Orange and Grapefruit Skins
If you place halves of squeezed oranges or grapefruits the slugs will be attracted to the shells and makes it easier to gather up the slugs and then dispose of them afterwards
10. Garlic spray
This is a well used deterrent. Make a spray by boiling 2 bulbs of garlic crushed in 2 pints of water for 5 minutes. Strain the mixture and add more water to make up to 2 pints. Let the mixture cool before use. Use a spray bottle and spray the area you want the slugs to avoid
Please help to keep hedgehogs safe by spreading the word about the danger of slug pellets.
Gardening/WildlifeBy LJ E
Now is the time for thinking about getting out into our gardens. I am beginning to hear the sound of lawnmowers and strimmers, emanating from nearby gardens. If you are thinking of 'tidying' your garden, in the next few days, can I please ask that you think about hedgehogs, and other wildlife. Lawnmowers strimmers and forks/spades can cause terrible injuries to hedgehogs. Please check the area you intend to work on, for hibernating or sleeping hedgehogs. They love to hide in long grassy areas, just the area you might think of mowing, strimming or digging. And it's not just hedgehogs that could be hiding out there. If you are going to 'turn' your compost heap, please don't immediately stick a fork into the pile. Please go gently when first moving it. Hedgehogs, slow worms, frogs may be snuggled down in the warm compost. If possible, leave an area of your garden 'wild'. You might think it looks a bit messy but it is a Garden of Eden to wildlife! Piles of logs, leaves and shrubs/hedgerows make ideal wildlife areas. If possible sow an area of wild flowers. It doesn't have to be the size of a meadow! Small areas all add up. I buy the £1 boxes of wild flower mix from the Pound Stores. These have never failed me.....yet! The butterflies and bees love the flowers....and will love you for supplying them much needed nectar. It is important to make a 'corridor' between gardens. Link your garden with your neighbour's garden by making a 4-5inch square gap in the fence (an easy guide is the size of a CD. If you have gravel boards and think it cannot be done, it can! You need to dig a hole underneath the board, not necessarily easy but it will help immensely......obviously you need to work with your neighbour to do any of these things! Please, please STOP using slug pellets. They are lethal to hedgehogs and other wildlife. For alternative slug control methods, visit:- www.hedgehogstreet.org or www.slugoff.co.uk Garden netting can also cause immense problems for hedgehogs. Place garden netting above ground level, to stop hedgehogs getting caught up in it. If you have a pond please make sure it has access out of it. Make a ramp, a plank of wood covered in chicken wire, to avoid the hedgehog slipping. Stepping stones are another alternative, or a beached sloped exit. Hedgehogs can swim but obviously need to get easy, quick access out of the water. Keep deep holes or drains covered, so hedgehogs can't fall in and become trapped. These areas can be a slow, lingering death trap. Check bonfires before lighting. If you can move a bonfire, before lighting, it would be ideal. If you can't move it, please check it carefully prior to lighting. Thank you for taking the time to read this......I don't mean to be a bore.......but if we all do our little bit, then our grandchildren will have the wonderful experiences of seeing wildlife, as we did. Any/all comments and suggestions gratefully received. Kind regards to all LJ
From: The Daily MashBy Colin L
A COUPLE'S garden is full of random objects including a stone frog playing a guitar and some sort of archway, it has emerged.
Teacher Martin Bishop and his wife Sarah have spent years acquiring items of outdoor tat for reasons that neither of them can adequately explain.
Bishop said: "When you've got a garden you feel you should put weird stuff in it. For some reason I spent a day installing an archway on the garden path, but it doesn't lead anywhere except a rockery containing some badly moulded plastic fairies that light up.
"It's ironic because our house is quite tastefully decorated, yet the garden is full of junk, like a metal dragonfly.
"The strangest thing is the sense of achievement now we've put arbitrary objects everywhere, so maybe £24.95 for a concrete rabbit pushing a wheelbarrow wasn't a rip-off after all."
Sarah Bishop said: "I think they pump hallucinogens into the air at the garden centre. It's the only explanation for us putting a large fountain depicting the Greek sea god Poseidon in our pond.
"Still, the swinging garden seat is great for sitting on while trying not to spill your drink.
"And the wooden bees on sticks are fun. Or are they? I have no idea."
HarvestBy Geoff J
A few years ago a neighbouring allotmenteer suggested I should grub up my moth-eaten gooseberry bushes - so I kept them, and planted some more. More recently I regained a half allotment I had be persuaded to give up about seven years' ago. It has three gooseberry bushes. (to continue...)
From: The Daily MashBy Colin L
Man has no career aspirations
RETAIL worker Stephen Malley has no desire to do a job other than the one he is already doing.
34-year-old Malley works in a garden centre, helping people with advice on products and ensuring that the displays are kept looking tidy and presentable.
He said: "I like talking to customers, most of whom are alright. The people I work with are pleasant and it's rarely too stressful.
"To be honest I like going home and not having to think about it too much. I do some gardening or watch the football."
Malley's cousin Tom Booker said: "It's like he's just got this job that isn't high-powered or particularly well paid but he stubbornly refuses to feel any self-loathing. I'm not going to say that's outright wrong but at the same time I don't really like it.
"I'm pulling in 82k working in finance and that doesn't even seem to annoy him.
"He should at least be doing a course in the evenings, even if it's just in massage or Spanish."
Booker's sister-in-law Emma Bradford said: "I've shown him copies of GQ magazine with pictures of all the trousers and suchlike that he could have if he were a bit more ambitious.
"He nods and smiles almost as if he is humouring me. Doesn't he realise I'm the one who's trying to patronise him?
"Clearly he is mentally ill."
It struggeled - & lost!By phillip J W
We have had what we call 'The Pond' in a corner of our garden for as long almost as I can remember. It has sat there & done pretty well nothing & been a problem to no one until this year when it was an absolute magnet to our Grandson Luke.
With this in view I have seen to it's demise. Once the water had drained I was posted urgently to rescue Jean's Lilies.
These plants were amazingly well established, but eventually I got a minimal purchase on the roots. It fought me tooth & nail, squelching & oooozing at me from deep down.
It almost had me once, but I just managed to save myself from going in head first.
Eventually I had him, & he came out on top of me as I sprawled on the bank, gasping for breath.
It had lived all that time in a thin alluvial mud where I also found the leg of a Shetland Pony, half a tractor & the remains of a French missionary.
Soon there will be no sign of a pond; soon we shall be Pond-less.
Polytunnels: Essential Kit for the Serious GrowerBy Mary B
The uglier relation of the greenhouse, polytunnels are proving increasingly popular with gardeners, as a way of extending the growing season. One advantage over a glasshouse is the cost. Whatever your budget, you will get a larger growing area for your money if you opt for a polytunnel.
What to Grow
With a polytunnel, spring arrives six weeks early to your plot, when early crops of lettuce, carrots and herbs can be sewn. In summer, include heat-loving plants such as aubergines, tomatoes, peppers, basil and coriander. Brassicas, oriental greens and winter salads are great for autumn, while in winter you can enjoy perpetual chard and spinach. And if you love your soft fruits, over 90% of British strawberries are grown in polytunnels, so you may wish to include those. It's even possible to grow several red and green grape varieties. Any delicate plants can be overwintered in the tunnel as well.
What to Look For
Not all polytunnels are equal, so it's important to know what to look for. The polythene should be thick and have good insulation properties. If possible, the cover should be 180 microns thick and made up of several layers. The plastic should have anti-drip properties, so that condensation won't cause a problem. If the cover is opaque, the light will pass through and bounce around inside, benefiting the plants. It's essential that the tunnel has doors both ends for maximum ventilation, otherwise you'll end up all sorts of pests and mildew.
Word of Warning
It's important to choose the right site, as although it may look like a large tent, a polytunnel is a permanent structure. You don't want anywhere that's too windy or somewhere that's going to annoy the neighbours. Depending on the height you opt for (usually over two metres) you may need permission from the council. If you're not keen on how it looks (and no one could blame you) you could build a screen of attractive flowers or shrubs. If you place it east-west, it will get maximum sun but could suffer from more pests than if it's north-south. Don't be fooled into thinking that erecting one is simple and quick. You will need some DIY skills and someone on hand to help with the covering, but the time and effort will be worthwhile.
Decent greenhouses can be expensive per cubic metre and if
you ever want to upgrade, it means demolishing the old one and
laying new foundations. A polytunnel, on the other hand, requires
less outlay and will extend relatively easily, if you find the
growing bug takes hold.
This is a guest blog provided on behalf of Premier Polytunnels.
Five Quick and Easy Improvements for the GardenBy Mary B
Five Quick and Easy Improvements for the Garden
As we near the end of January, spring begins to poke its head around the corner and before we know it, it will be time to get the garden organised for the warmer season. If you have reached the golden retirement age time will be on your side. So it's time to get the garden in shape with some quick and easy improvements.
If you need inspiration, here are five quick improvement ideas that can be done in a flash.
- Repaint Your Decking
Tired and dirty decking can make a garden look grim and drab. A simple paint or polish job could transform your garden instantly and create a welcoming atmosphere just in time for the spring bloom. When you repaint your decking, it could be a good idea to also consider adding a special coating such as 'anti-slip' or 'anti-carbonation'.
- Add Some Garden Lighting
There are fewer things as inviting or welcoming as garden lighting. Make your home a guest friendly environment and prepare for the summer parties ahead. If you have family over for barbeques or dinner parties, outdoor lighting can make your garden safer in the evening and it also lights up your home beautifully. Find an extensive range of beautiful garden lighting including wall lights, ground lighting and post lights.
- Buy Some Garden Furniture
A beautiful patio isn't complete without some stylish and inviting seating. Whether you choose a simple garden bench or a large table and chair set, the right furniture can really help to transform your outdoor space. When buying furniture for your garden, it's important to consider the different materials such as wood, plastic, metal, wicker or rattan. Each will have a different cleaning / repainting / polishing method so always ask the retailer for care instructions.
- Hanging Plants
Prettify your front or back garden with some lovely hanging baskets. Get these in time for spring and watch the colourful flowers blossom just in time for the sunny season. Hanging baskets are available pre-arranged from your garden centre or you can create your own.
- Add a Bird Feeder to Your Garden
Attract birds to your garden by adding a bird feeder. Birds are great if you love waking up to the sound of gentle chirping or if you want your garden to feel more friendly and 'alive'. Bird feeders are available from most garden centres or online garden shops. But if you want to make your own, you can create one from various recycled or unused materials in the home.
This is a guest blog provided on behalf of Scotlight Direct.
Sounds of Summer.By phillip J W
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I thought there were swarms of midgis in the air around my head -
Went on with laying out the hose - then looked up & discovered they weren't midgis at all.
They were clusters of Larks, very high in the clear evening sky, swerling round & round.
They were so high I could only JUST hear their screeches.
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Firth is rumoured to have been confirmed as the leading man in the film, directed by Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, X Men: First Class), with filming set to star production in August this year.
The Secret Service, penned by Jane Goldman who worked with Vaughn on Stardust, follows a "James Bond superspy who works for MI6 and takes his slacker nephew under his wing".
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But as the insurance companies manoeuvre to assess the new risks and absorb this new business, it isn't at all clear that private insurance markets - at least as they stand - are able to handle welfare provision in the most efficient and fair way.
In principle, to pool the risk of troubles ahead makes sense. If we all had to save to cover ourselves for every eventuality and every rainy day, savings would be far too high; rainy days won't drench all of us all at once. By insuring ourselves - whether against burglary, car crash, the death of a family breadwinner, unemployment, or disease - we share the cost with everyone else of the terrible things that happen to just a few of us.
The trouble is that private insurance markets don't quite work the way they are supposed to - as a new report from the Rowntree Foundation into private welfare provision makes clear. Authors John Hills and Tania Burchardt discovered, for a start, that the cost of private cover is currently extremely high. The middle-aged man on average earnings who wanted cover for his pounds 250 monthly mortgage repayments, pounds 200 weekly sickness benefit and pounds 1,250 monthly long-term care cover would find himself forking out pounds 992 a year - about a half of his current National Insurance contributions.
The Rowntree authors suggest that part of the reason for these high costs is the inefficiencies of current private sector provision. Were mortgage protection insurance to be made compulsory, for example, and differential premiums strictly regulated, considerable savings could be made. For permanent health insurance (private sickness benefit), they argue that the private insurance market is even less efficient because insurers are desperate to avoid getting stuck with costly, sickly customers. There they believe that regulation or public provision is a far more cost-effective - as well as more equitable - alternative to current arrangements.
But these weaknesses aren't new. Economists have long pointed to the imperfections of insurance markets and the problems of fairly and efficiently pooling the risks we face.
The first imperfection in the market is that of "moral hazard". Once you've dosed yourself with insurance against every eventuality, you have far less incentive to try to stop bad things happening - to drive carefully, for example, or to get proper locks on the doors.
The second problem is "adverse selection". People with high risks will take out lots of insurance, leaving the companies covering only the costliest customers. Fearing this, the insurance company pushes premiums up for everyone.
One way round adverse selection is to regulate the markets and make insurance compulsory - as the Rowntree authors suggest for mortgage cover. That way the insurer can be content that low-risk customers, and not the insurer itself, will be sharing the burden of the payouts, so the overall costs to customers will fall. In other words, low-risk customers - in this case low-risk mortgage holders - end up subsidising high-risk customers.
Which leads us to the third, and stickiest question: equity. In a world where individual risks are broadly unknown, insurance and redistribution (from the lucky to the unlucky) blur conveniently together. People share the costs of terrible things that happen to very few of us because there, but for the grace of God, we each of us go.
But once God's grace emerges from the shadows and becomes a known genetic blueprint, we have to decide how much of what we know to be other people's burdens we are willing to bear. If insurance companies think you are in a high-risk group - because of a congenital defect or your occupation or lifestyle - they will push the premiums up. You might not even get cover at all.
The state can always intervene - either to act as a giant insurance company itself, as it does with healthcare costs and National Insurance at the moment, or to regulate the private market - to make cover compulsory and spread the risks across everyone.
But it isn't always fair that people with low risks should subsidise people with high risks - especially when the customers involved have a choice about quite how much risk they take. If someone in a highly-paid but insecure job decides to take out a whopping great mortgage, it hardly seems fair that the low paid and sensible among homeowners should have to pay more to support them.
Academics David Halpern and Stuart White have suggested one way to resolve the fairness problem. In a paper for the on-line think-tank Nexus, they argue that responsibility should be partitioned. Society as a whole should share the risk of things that are brute luck (like genetics), while individuals should pay higher premiums for the risks they take as a matter of lifestyle choice (like smoking).
This kind of principle seems worthy enough. But it is hard to apply in practice, especially to welfare insurance. Who can tell, for example, how far someone's high risk of unemployment is to do with brute luck (stupidity, age, or poor education through no fault of their own) or lifestyle choice (choosing to be an actor rather than an architect or being fussy about jobs).
More important, public opinion on how many of these unlucky burdens should be shared among everyone remains mixed and confused. Although the public may feel squeamish right now at the thought of paying higher insurance premiums on mortgages on the basis of genetic tests, they are not complaining that women have to pay higher premiums for long- term care insurance because as women (by accident of birth) they are likely to live longer.
Regulation of private welfare insurance or direct public provision of social insurance may be the best ways to ensure that we provide welfare cover in the most efficient and cost- effective way. But whatever the system, in the end, the crunch questions are about how much people really wish to share the terrible risk faced by others - something public debate has not yet resolved.
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many will come to the defense of one or more of these individuals and the
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In "Lost opportunity for charter schools," Robert Pondiscio says education reformers should blame themselves for the failure of a ballot initiative this month to establish more charter schools in Massachusetts. The vote on "Question 2" wasn't even close: 62 percent of voters were against it. That's embarrassing. Only one other ballot question was answered more decisively: 77 percent of voters were against "extreme farm animal confinement." No more eggs from cramped chickens.
But that's another story.
Pondiscio explains that education reformers have been "too enamored of our own civil-rights-issue-of-our-time rhetoric to worry much about building a constituency among the middle class." In other words, we're out of touch.
I think Pondiscio is right: There are groups out there who aren't hearing us. One such group, as he says, is middle class voters.
Another is Latinos.
According to the Pew Research Center, 729,000 Latinos live in Massachusetts, which is about 11 percent of the state's population. Of those, 372,000 were eligible to vote in this month's election: 8 percent of the electorate. This group is growing by the year.
Now, what would have happened if even half of Latino voters had supported Question 2? Charter schools would be...
Editor's note: This article is part of the series The Right Tool for the Job: Improving Reading and Writing in the Classroom, which provides in-depth reviews of promising digital tools for English language arts classrooms.
As described in our prior post, Liquid Interactive's Writelike is designed to strengthen a writer's craft through analysis, writing exercises, and emulation of master authors. How does this design translate into strengths and weaknesses for the user?
What are Writelike's most notable strengths?
Writelike's greatest strength is the creative way in which it exposes students to numerous authentic literary excerpts and strong texts that they can read and emulate. The interactive exercises are fun and will likely keep students engaged, while helping to improve important writing skills such as writing in different styles, rearranging sentences into the correct order, and proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar (grammatical elements notably get more sophisticated treatment than in typical grammar texts: fragments are handled in a category amusingly entitled "four and a half types of sentences," for example).
The activities themselves are also user-friendly. Exercises and drills allow users to check their answers instantly as they progress, and the site also offers ongoing assistance for students...
It may not be a word in Webster's, but Writelike ought to be, at least according to those of us who have an interest in helping our students become excellent writers. Many lament the decline of writing from "the good ole' days" and claim that our students can't write the way that Americans used to write. Fortunately, Writelike—which aims to improve higher-order literacy—offers an excellent solution through careful analysis of the masters and re-creation of their stylistic traits. Best of all, much of what Writelike accomplishes is so user-friendly and game-like that students could be trapped into learning before they even realize it.
What is Writelike?
Developed by Liquid Interactive with a target audience of middle school students and their teachers, Writelike meets a modern need to challenge writers into new ways of developing their craft, in this case by emulating great writers of centuries past and current. The site includes exercises, drills, lessons, and courses that are all graduated in...
Editor's note: On November 2, 2016, the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy hosted a discussion on the successes, challenges, and future of charter schools. The talk featured Chester E. Finn, Jr., Distinguished Senior Fellow and President Emeritus of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute; Dr. Lauren Wells, Professorial Lecturer at the American University School of Education; and Dr. David Steiner, Executive Director of the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy. It was sponsored by the Achelis & Bodman Foundation, and anchored in the recent book Charter Schools at the Crossroads: Predicaments, Paradoxes, Possibilities, by Chester Finn, Bruno Manno, and Brandon Wright. This is a video of that conversation.
Many prior studies have found that low-income students have less qualified teachers based on measures such as years of teaching experience, teacher licensure test scores, certification status, and educational attainment, but they say very little about how these differences relate to closing the achievement gap, nor do they examine the magnitude of how differences in access to effective teachers might impact performance.
Yet a new Mathematica study is full of surprises. It examines low-income students' access to effective teachers in grades four through eight over five years (2008–09 to 2012–13). "Low income" is defined as being eligible for free and reduced-price lunch (FRPL), and "high income" includes everyone else (so not much nuance there). The sample includes twenty-six geographically diverse, large school districts across the country, with a median enrollment of 70,000. And analysts measure the effectiveness of each teacher in the district using a value-added model.
There are five key findings.
First, contrary to conventional wisdom, teachers of low-income students are nearly as effective as teachers of high-income students on average (a difference of one percentile point). Specifically, the average teacher of a low-income student is just below the fiftieth percentile, while the average teacher of a high-income student...
Eleven weeks back, those of us at the Fordham Institute reported that current accountability systems in most states give primary and middle school educators scant reason to attend to the learning of high-achieving youngsters—which is to say, those systems generally fail to create incentives, rewards, or even transparency regarding the learning gains that schools are producing for students who have already crossed the proficiency threshold.
We coupled that bleak finding with a reminder that the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) creates a rare opportunity for state leaders to rethink their accountability systems and thereby set matters right.
Now we're back with a similar appraisal of state accountability regimes as they affect high schools. This one isn't quite as gloomy, as we find more states paying attention to high achievers in the upper grades—and the structure of high school is more amenable to such attention, organized as it is around courses and course sequences, including electives that may include honors and AP classes and other means of accelerating one's learning.
Not as gloomy, no, but not exactly rosy, as we can identify just four states that are doing it well today (Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas) and four more...
Recently, the New York City Independent Budget Office (IBO) released a brief that examines how various factors determine which high schools students prefer to attend.
In 2003–04, New York City public schools implemented a computer-based system that assigns middle school students to the city's 691 high school programs. Students submit a list of up to twelve high school programs ranked in the order of preference; an algorithm that accounts for admission qualifications and seat availability assigns as many students as possible to their first-choice. The IBO used data from 2004–05 through 2011–12 to compare the programs students preferred to the graduation rates of those programs, student test scores, and the proficiency scores of NYC middle schools to see how school quality and student achievement influence student preferences.
Within the NYC public school system, there are seven types of high school programs a student can choose to attend. Each type varies in terms of how selective it is of the students it admits. Some, like fine arts programs, require students to audition before they are accepted. Others screen applicants by evaluating entrance essays, test scores, or attendance records. The least competitive programs usually admit students through a lottery where every applicant...
The dust is settling from Election Day. And though many people struggle to find the upside in the White House's residents-in-waiting, there is both bad and good news for education reformers—and lessons that should be internalized if we plan to protect and advance the policy issues we hold dear now and into the future.
First the bad news. Charter advocates have, unfortunately, learned what advocates of tax credits and vouchers learned many years ago with statewide referenda in Michigan and California. They now know that whether or not there is actually any policy downside for people who live in districts where they perceive their schools to be good to excellent, those folks will believe there is and turn out to fight in force.
Massachusetts's high-handed, anti-charter suburbanism is of a different flavor than anti-voucher sentiment in the previously mentioned states, but the effect was the same: a shameful defeat of efforts to grow the Bay State's best public school sector when it comes to closing achievement gaps for low-income and minority kids. Tribalism and localism have reached new levels of toxicity in the deep blue Northeast. The trend seems primed to continue.
The good news is this:...
I can still remember my first day of teaching at the middle school level. The students seemed very excited about class. After the bell rang, all but one student—who was dealing with a personal problem—walked out of class. My conversation and subsequent meeting with this student set me on a journey to discover all that I could about the social and emotional characteristics of students. It led to a master's degree in counseling and a doctoral degree in psychology with a concentration in counseling guidance. Soon after that, I developed the Autonomous Learner Model, a learning model that focuses on the "whole gifted child."
As I complete my fiftieth year as an educator and reflect on the concepts and ideas that seek to strengthen the social and emotional development of our children, I believe there are six essential qualities that gifted educators can instill in their students to benefit the "whole gifted child."
Bright children are often intense, sensitive, idealistic, and concerned with fairness, and they are quick to see inconsistencies and absurdities in the classroom, in their families, and in the world. They are able to see issues on a universal scale, along with the complexities and implications of those issues. Children with high expectations and idealism are often disappointed, and disillusionment seems to occur mainly among the most idealistic children. They may become disillusioned only in some areas, or they may become completely disenchanted with life, which often leads to feelings of loneliness, unhappiness, anxiety, and even depression.
During childhood, the world seems simple, straightforward, and uncomplicated. The expectations and rules of daily life within the family are clear, and their awareness of the world is generally limited to their immediate family. Unless they live in a chaotic, confusing, abusive family, life for most young children is generally consistent, predictable, and emotionally comfortable. They trust that they are safe.
When children enter school, they are exposed to differing expectations and rules from their teachers, and as they see how other children, parents, and teachers behave, they begin to question their previously steadfast illusions. They discover that they are not the main...


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When you click on a column header in a managed client list in SEPM to sort it, only the current list is sorted. This defeats the whole purpose of sorting the list and is inconsistent with other applications that sort table entries when a column header is clicked.
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I'm not fond of these winter doldrums in The Dalles: grey overcast skies with a few days of sunshine, just to tease us that better days are ahead. And although I may not like them, I find these gloomy days are necessary, because without them I wouldn't really appreciate the warm T-shirt days with blue skies. And isn't that the way it is in our daily lives? All the challenges and difficulties, the missteps and losses, remind us not to take for granted the simple joys and comforts we can experience every precious day.
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