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Starring Patrick McVey & Jane Nigh
Directed by Erle C. Kenton, Charles Haas & William Asher
The long-running radio series about a crusading newspaper editor comes to TV in 4 rare dramatic episodes.
Television on DVD-R - Released August 30, 2016
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Starring Patrick McVey & Jane Nigh
The long-running radio show about a crusading newspaper editor comes to TV in 8 rare dramatic episodes. Includes BASEBALL STORY, TAXI DANCER, THE SHILL, THE STRANGER, FATHER AND SON, CANRATION CHARLIE, PLEASE MURDER ME and DANGEROUS MAN.
Television on DVD-R - Released December 20, 2016
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Starring Kirk Douglas
Directed by Felix E. Feist
Kirk Douglas stars as a corrupt lumberjack who conspires to steal valuable land owned by a religious sect.
Drama on DVD-R - Released November 26, 2002
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Starring Mickey Rooney & Thomas Mitchell
Directed by Edward Ludwig
An arrogant race car driver alienates everyone around him as he claws his way to the top.
Drama on DVD - Released November 23, 2004
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Starring Edmond O'Brien, Joan Fontaine, Ida Lupino & Kenneth Tobey
Directed by Ida Lupino
A man is investigated by an adoption agency and is discovered to be living a double life.
Drama on DVD - Released December 21, 2004
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Starring Grant Withers, Beatrice Roberts & Judith Allen
Directed by William Nigh
A deceased steel magnate leaves his business in the hands of his capable, but not very bright, foreman.
Comedy on DVD - Released April 4, 2006
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Starring Dave O'Brien, Glenn Strange, Buster Crabbe & Charles King
Directed by Sam Newfield
Billy the Kid rides into a small town lorded over by a swindling land barron.
Western on DVD - Released July 5, 2011
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Starring Bob Steele, Al St. John, Carleton Young & Louise Currie
Directed by Peter Stewart
Billy the Kid must clear his name as he fights against a gang who want to lynch him.
Western on DVD - Released April 4, 2006
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Starring Buster Crabbe & Al St. John
Directed by Sam Newfield
Billy Carson faces gunmen who are murdering ranchers to take control of the entire territory.
Western on DVD-R - Released December 31, 2013
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Starring Buster Crabbe, Al St. John, Dave O'Brien & Joan Barclay
Directed by Sam Newfield
Billy the Kid seeks revenge on a gang of violent land poachers.
Western on DVD - Released August 30, 2011
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Starring John Halliday, Lon Chaney, Jr., Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher & Dolores del Rio
Directed by King Vidor
The daughter of a Polynesian chieftain falls in love with a white adventurer with tragic results.
Drama on DVD-R - Released September 9, 2003
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Starring Lillian Gish
Directed by D.W. Griffith
Griffith's historic Civil War epic stands as the greatest achievement of the silent screen.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released April 26, 2005
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The Birth of Motion Pictures: Rare Gems from the Earliest Days of Cinema (House With Closed Shutters (1910) / An Unseen Enemy (1912) / The Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912) / Love, Loot & Crash (1912)) (Silent) (DVD-R)
Starring Henry B. Walthall, Lillian Gish, Dorothy Gish & Charley Chase
Directed by D.W. Griffith & Mack Sennett
A collection of historic motion picture "firsts," includes the premiere appearance of the Gish sisters and the first gangster movie.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released July 26, 2011
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A collection of rare, unusual, and often unintentionally frightening, animated cartoons from Hollywood's past.
Kids / Family on DVD-R - Released October 30, 2007
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Starring Robert Cummings
Directed by Anthony Mann
During the French Revolution, a moderate politician must protect himself from an army of cut-throats.
Drama on DVD-R - Released November 18, 2003
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Starring Butterfly McQueen, "Moms" Mabley & Tim Moore
A 3 DVD set containing all black cast classics.
Musicals / The Arts on DVD - Released February 24, 2009
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The Complete Black Cobra Series (Black Cobra / Black Cobra 2 / Black Cobra 3: The Manila Connection) (DVD)
Starring Fred Williamson
Directed by Stelvio Massi & Dan Edwards
Action hero Fred Williamson stars as a tough NYPD detective in a triple dose of sex and violence.
Action / Adventure on DVD - Released September 26, 2006
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Starring Ralph Graves, Dave O'Brien & Ruth Mix
Directed by Albert Herman & Elmer Clifton
Government agents track down a group of ruthless treasure hunters who are seeking the powerful secret of the "Black Coin."
Serial on DVD-R - Released April 25, 2006
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Starring Bela Lugosi
Directed by William Nigh
In the wake on the Pearl Harbor Attack a Nazi plastic surgeon transforms Japanese spies into American industrialists in an effort to commit acts of sabotage.
Horror on DVD - Released January 21, 2003
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Starring Frankie Darro, Gloria Shea, Berton Churchill & LeRoy Mason
Directed by Russell Hopton
A young oil-driller seeks revenge for his father's murder.
Mystery / Thriller on DVD - Released July 26, 2005
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Starring Douglas Fairbanks
Directed by Albert Parker
A nobleman vows to avenge the death of his father at the hands of pirates. Action-packed dramatic classic.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released December 26, 2012
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Starring George Zucco & Glenn Strange
Directed by Sam Newfield
At the Black Raven Inn sinister activity and murder abound on a stormy night.
Mystery / Thriller on DVD - Released November 19, 2002
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A collection of rare and historic government-issued propaganda films depicting the history of African Americans in the military.
Documentary on DVD - Released October 26, 2008
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Starring Herbert Rawlinson, Ralph Byrd, Joan Barclay & Dickie Jones
Directed by Robert F. Hill
Scotland Yard pursues the hooded maniac "The Scorpion" who is after a revolutionary death ray created by a young scientists. This complete serial contains all 15 chapters, first time available on DVD.
Serial on DVD - Released April 17, 2012
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Starring Ralph Byrd, Dickie Jones, Nick Stuart & Sam Flint
Directed by Bob Hill & Robert F. Hill
A gang of criminals led by the mysterious "Scorpion" steal a super-weapon developed by a famous inventor.
Sci-Fi / Fantasy on DVD-R - Released September 30, 2008
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Starring Helga Liné & Gérard Tichy
Directed by Alberto De Martino
A murderous and deformed European count performs warped and blood-thirsty religious rituals.
Horror on DVD - Released March 23, 2004
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Directed by O.E. Goebel
After striking it rich in the stock market, a man turns his back on God with disastrous results. Produced by the Catholic Art Assocciation.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released May 15, 2012
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Starring Frank Coghlan, Jr., Milburn Stone, Florine McKinney & Edward Arnold
Directed by Aubrey Scotto
Two young thugs are sent to a work farm in an effort to turn them away from a life of crime.
Drama on DVD - Released April 27, 2010
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Starring Fred Scott & Bill Cody
Directed by Albert Herman & Harry L. Fraser
Fred Scott and Bill Cody ride the range in two long-lost western classics.
Western on DVD-R - Released August 27, 2013
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Starring Ralph Lewis, Jean Arthur & Hugh Allen
Directed by Frank O'Connor
Disaster strikes when a train engineer is conspired against by enemies.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released December 31, 2013
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Starring Lowell Thomas
An expedition sent to the primitive aboriginal outback of Australia hears rumors of a lost white woman.
Action / Adventure on DVD-R - Released March 30, 2010
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Starring Vince Barnett, Robert Kent & Virginia Vale
Directed by William Beaudine
A female auto-racing champion joins forces with her staunch rival to combat a plan to sabotage the big race.
Action / Adventure on DVD - Released March 27, 2007
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Starring Robert Paige & Leslie Brooks
Directed by Jack Bernhard
ICE in her veins... ICICLES on her heart!
Mystery / Thriller on DVD - Released May 31, 2005
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Starring Mark Miller
Directed by Robert Brandt
A reporter doing a story about night life in Sweden falls for a beautiful nightclub singer who is being horribly exploited.
Classic Exploitation on DVD - Released November 18, 2003
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Starring Leif Erickson & Veda Ann Borg
Directed by S.K. Seeley
A white woman, raised by a savage jungle tribe, confronts a group of explorers who are searching for diamonds.
Action / Adventure on DVD-R - Released February 24, 2004
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Starring Carol Tevis, June Brewster, Dorothy Granger & Grady Sutton
Directed by George Stevens
The sexy adventures of two Big City girls are chronicled in this rare series of shorts directed by legendary filmmaker George Stevens. Short features include "The Undie World", "Rough Necking", "The Dancing Millionaire" and "Ocean Swells".
Comedy on DVD-R - Released April 28, 2015
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Starring Rudolph Valentino
Directed by Fred Niblo
This romantic tale of a bullfighter who falls for a sultry beauty is considered a true classic of the silent screen.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released September 28, 2004
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Starring Ronald Remy, Amalia Fuentes & Eddie Fernandez
Directed by Gerardo De Leon
An atmospheric, diabolical, thought-provoking poetic vampire film from the creator of the "Blood Island" series. A minor masterpiece of terror. Bonus material includes interview with producer Eddie Romero and more.
Horror on DVD-R - Released September 25, 2012
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Starring Robert Reed & Wilton Graff
Directed by Ralph Brooke
A group of teenagers are tracked through the jungle by a crazed hunter.
Horror on DVD - Released September 9, 2003
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Starring Georg Koszulinski
Directed by Georg Koszulinski
Faulty genetic cloning results in an army of flesh-eating monsters. A raw and bloodthirsty combination of "Night Of The Living Dead," "Scanners" and "Blair Witch Project" from Florida auteur Georg Koszulinski.
Horror on DVD - Released June 22, 2004
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Starring Eddie Garcia
Directed by Gerry De Leon & Gerardo De Leon
A man is transformed into a fiendish vampire when he is bitten by his own mother. Includes special bonus features.
Horror on DVD - Released February 23, 2010
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Starring Sylvia Sidney & James Cagney
Directed by Frank Lloyd
James Cagney goes up against the Japanese secret police in this action thriller. The film won an Academy Award for art direction and includes a memorable soundtrack from Miklos Rozsa.
Drama on DVD-R - Released February 19, 2002
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Starring Lila Zaborin, Victor Izay, Tom Pace & Leslie McRae
Directed by Ted V. Mikels
A beautiful witch and her coven of Amazons plans a human sacrifice. Bonus commentary track by director Ted V. Mikels. Also includes theatrical trailer.
Horror on DVD-R - Released April 24, 2007
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Starring Robert Winston
Directed by Newt Arnold
A hideous monster roams the steamy night world of Manilla searching for beautiful women.
Horror on DVD - Released March 23, 2004
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Starring Lloyd Kaufman & Gabriel Lloyd
Directed by Ted Moehring
A procession of gruesome sex murders occur in a small town. Contains adult situations, language, and nudity.
Horror on DVD-R - Released October 26, 2010
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Starring Peter Falk
Directed by Julian Roffman
A sadistic delinquent (played by a very young Peter Falk) murders an innocent man and tries to cover his tracks.
Mystery / Thriller on DVD - Released February 24, 2004
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Starring Mickey Hargitay
Directed by Massimo Pupillo
The reincarnated spirit of The Crimson Executioner returns to wreak horrifying acts of sadism on beautiful women.
Horror on DVD - Released March 18, 2003
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Starring Tula Belle & Robin MacDougall
Directed by Maurice Tourneur
Legendary director Maurice Tourneur brings the classic novel to the screen in a stunning mystical and magical production.
Silent Film on DVD-R - Released August 27, 2013
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Starring John Carradine & Jean Parker
Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer
Edgar G. Ulmer directed this stylish portrayal of the infamous Parisian lady-killer, dramatically acted by John Carradine.
Mystery / Thriller on DVD - Released July 30, 2002
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Starring "Moms" Mabley
Directed by Josh Binney
This hilarious all-black cast-comedy features comedian Moms Mabley and a runaway ape.
Comedy on DVD-R - Released February 22, 2005
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A collection of travel films documenting interesting cultures and events throughout the world.
Documentary on DVD-R - Released September 24, 2013
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A bizarre collection of US Civil Defense propaganda films dealing with protecting oneself against the Atomic Bomb Menace.
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Starring Anna May Wong, Leslie Denison & Nathan E. Douglas
Directed by Joseph H. Lewis
A Chinese schoolteacher joins guerilla fighters in battling the Japanese and unmasking duplicitous spies.
War on DVD - Released June 28, 2005
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Starring Michael Landon, Lorne Greene, Pernell Roberts & Dan Blocker
Four one-hour episodes of western adventure featuring the Cartwright family.
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Four (more) one-hour episodes of western adventure featuring the Cartwright family.
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Four (more) one-hour episodes of western adventure featuring the Cartwright family.
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Starring Michael Landon & Lorne Greene
Four DVDs of episodes from the classic "Bonanza" television series.
Television on DVD - Released August 27, 2007
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Starring Ken Maynard & Claudia Dell
Directed by Arthur Rosson
Ken Maynard rides the range in this western classic.
Western on DVD-R - Released November 30, 2010
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Starring George "Gabby" Hayes, Maston Williams, Harry Carey & Kathleen Collins
Directed by William Nigh
A righteous cowboy infiltrates a gang of murderers in an effort to uncover the killer of his best friend.
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Chestnut & Brussels Sprout Stuffed Pork Tenderloin
|Pork tenderloin
|1 Large, split lengthwise
|Cooked brussels sprouts
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|Cooked shelled chopped chestnuts
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Italian Variety)
|Melted butter/Margarine
|3 Tablespoon
|To Taste
|To Taste
Lay tenderloin out flat and sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper.
Mix remaining ingredients and spread on meat.
Roll up crosswise and tie.
Put on rack in baking pan and bake in preheated very hot oven (450°F.) for 15 minutes.
Reduce heat to slow (325°F.) and bake for 1 hour, basting occasionally with pan liquid.
Untie and slice.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 277 Calories from Fat 102
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g17.6%
Saturated Fat 5.4 g26.8%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 124.3 mg41.4%
Sodium 151 mg6.3%
Total Carbohydrates 6 g1.9%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g4.6%
Sugars 1.4 g
Protein 36 g72.5%
Vitamin A 7.9% Vitamin C 47.1%
Calcium 2.6% Iron 12.1%
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McHugh returns with 'Slaying the Gorgon'
April 18, 2013
WHO: Storyteller, writer, and radio producer Joe McHugh
WHAT: "Slaying the Gorgon" – A multi-media presentation about the rise of the storytelling industrial complex
WHEN: Friday, April 19, 2013. Doors open at 7 p.m. Presentation begins at 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: The North Columbia Schoolhouse Cultural Center on the San Juan Ridge, 17894 Tyler Foote Road, Nevada City
TICKETS: $12 members/advance. $15 at the door. $8 students with ID. Tickets available at BriarPatch Co-op, Mother Truckers, and the Ridge Café
INFO: Call 265-2826, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit http://www.northcolumbiaschoolhouse.org
People have told stories since earliest times to entertain, inform and pass on cultural values. They have also used stories to persuade. In today's fast-paced world, corporations use stories to sell products and gain competitive advantages. Political parties use stories to elect candidates and garner support for controversial policies. Military leaders use stories to inspire courage and foster unit cohesion. Social activists, educators, environmentalists, economists, religious leaders and a host of others use stories to promote their views and agendas.
Friday, storyteller, writer and radio producer Joe McHugh will present a multi-media commentary on what he terms "the rise of the storytelling industrial complex." Entitled "Slaying the Gorgon," this fascinating and provocative multimedia presentation looks at how stories are told in the modern age given the dynamic and transforming influence of new technologies.
"From the venerated saints and cathedrals of the Middle Ages to the pop stars and cineplexes of today, images and sound are increasingly supplanting the authority of the printed word," said McHugh. "By so doing, they are radically altering the cultural, economic and political landscape in the United States and around the world."
McHugh frames his commentary with a series of provocative questions: "What does the myth of Perseus and Medusa tell us about how the technologies of storytelling shape the way we think and act? Why do political candidates need the blessing of media saints to get elected? Is society becoming more tribalized because of media? How does today's industrialized storytelling over-stimulate and exhaust the imagination and what can we do about it?" McHugh explores using a combination of plain language, intriguing images, recorded stories, and humor. His goal is to provide an opportunity for reflection and discussion about these vitally important issues of today.
This home-grown philosopher "has worked for over 30 years helping young people, organizations, and communities find and tell their stories." He has collected and published books of traditional folktales from the mountains of Appalachia, produced multicultural festivals, directed a museum, designed a literature camp for children, pioneered the use of radio dramas with young people and produced and hosted programs for public television and public radio.
"I am thrilled to be returning to the Sierra during spring to present this work," said McHugh. "I know that people in the Nevada County area — and at the North Columbia Schoolhouse in particular — are enthusiastic about the art of storytelling and will find this presentation provocative."
McHugh has presented at numerous national and regional conferences and has served as a project consultant for several state departments of education, the National Council of Family and Juvenile Court Judges, the National Legal Aid and Defenders Association, and other organizations. He is the author of Kilowatt, a modern-day fable about the energy industry and the nature of time, and is currently writing a trilogy examining the art and practice of storytelling in the modern world.
McHugh lives in Olympia, Wash., with his wife, Paula Blasius-McHugh, who is a painter, graphic designer, and musician. Audio stories from his archived public radio series The Telling Takes Us Home, a Celebration of American Family Stories can be heard at http://americanfamilystories.org.
Tickets for McHugh's presentation are $12 for members of the North Columbia Schoolhouse Cultural Center, or $15 at the door and $8 for students with ID. Tickets are available at BriarPatch Co-op, Mother Truckers and the Ridge Café.
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A year after Renaissance Downtowns signed on with Southampton Town to create a new zoning code aimed at revitalizing Riverside, the time is coming for the company to unveil its redevelopment plans.
The plans — expected to be unveiled next week — hinge on the economically distressed hamlet's getting a new sewage treatment plant and landowners' getting incentives to build up their lots in exchange for accepting tightened environmental restrictions. (more…)
A private developer hired more than a year ago to help revitalize a section of Riverside has roughly a month left to deliver a final "action plan" to Southampton Town.
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Learn to sail with us on beautiful Ullswater. Ullswater Sailing School, which is part of Ullswater Yacht Club, runs a full range of courses to suit all ages and experiences - whether you are a complete novice or an accomplished sailor who wishes to polish your skills. We have a superb fleet of boats (16) to suit all ages and experience levels including Toppers, Picos, Comets, Fevas, Bahias and Laser Stratos. Our programme runs from May until October with something available most weeks. There are great clubhouse facilities, including changing rooms, and ample parking. Please contact our Sailing Development Officer to book your course or learn more about the courses and experiences available. Powerboat experiences and training are available too.
Are you a pupil, parent, teacher or governor at a local school? Do you think pupils at your school would be interested in sailing at UYC, during the day as a school activity, and/or on a weekday evening? If so we'd like to talk to you. Ullswater Sailing School is delighted to be part of the RYA's OnBoard programme which aims to introduce a minimum of 500,000 children to sailing in the UK over a ten year period. We can tailor a sailing experience to the needs of your school or group, all run by fully qualified instructors, just get in touch...
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Another proud day for UYC - we are officially one of the top five RYA clubs in the country. We have been shortlisted for the RYA's Club of the Year Award as the winner of the 'Increasing Participation' category. The overall winner from the five finalists will be announced at the RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show at Alexandra Palace on Saturday, March 4. Sailing Secretary Julie Archer put in all the hard work on the club submission and found out this week we had got through to the final five.
The awards are split into five categories: Innovation, Inclusivity, Facility Development. Increasing Participation and Communications. The RYA Honours and Awards Panel has selected five finalist clubs, one from each of the categories. The 'Increasing Participation' category acknowledges a club that has delivered the most impactful participation project, the outcomes of which are attracting and retaining new participants and growing their membership.
Commodore Peter Lewis said: "This is a real honour for our club and an acknowledgement of all the work our volunteers have put into attracting newcomers to sailing. We are very proud to be part of the RYA and delighted to receive an award for our efforts to increase participation in sailing and grow our membership."
Julie's winning submission highlights the efforts that have gone on over the past year into getting newcomers to sailing on the water and encouraging new members to join the club including:
Penrith Show: 200 people (68 families) to the stand, to try shore sailing, find out about the club and give their contact details.
I amTeam GB Day, pictured left: In August in celebration of the Rio Olympics we delivered 507 half hour taster sessions. Over 1000 people visited the site; one family joined on the day and approximately 70 people signed up to the Go Sailing project.
Go Sailing sessions for adults: Started in September 2016, by the end of week one it was fully booked and at the end of the first 8 scheduled sessions 54 people had attended once, 34 people have completed 6 x 2 hour sessions and the next six sessions for 2017 are almost fully booked.
Also featured is the work of our Sailing Development Officer to recruit new participants and deliver RYA courses and tasters using our volunteers. This role has enabled us to deliver a further 82 taster sessions; RYA Level 1 & 2 courses to 37 non-members; we have run a series of summer clubs Big Splash and Little Splash to get children on the water having fun (70% of children attended this were new to sailing), and a Friday night Sailing Youth Club for local children.
The awards ceremony is at 4pm on Saturday, March 4 at the RYA Suzuki Dinghy Show at Alexandra Palace and we hope as many members as possible will be there to cheer on the club. (Sue Giles 3.2.17)
The Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Awards
Ullswater Sailing School Principal and longstanding Ullswater Yacht Club member David Clarke, 55, has been honoured in the nationwide nautical initiative, The Old Pulteney Maritime Heroes Awards.
David, a qualified Royal Yachting Association senior instructor and coach, was nominated for his outstanding service to sailing - setting up Ullswater Sailing School which since inception has trained more than 1,200 people.The school provides a tailored sailing experience from qualified instructors to schools and groups.
To reward his enthusiasm and dedication, Old Pulteney has presented David with a Maritime Heroes Awards certificate and bottle of its award-winning 12-year-old Single Malt.
David will now be one of the thirty shortlisted sailing stars going through to the competition finals and if successful he will win £2,000, a commemorative trophy and a bottle of Old Pulteney 21-Year-Old.
Go Sailing picture album
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Dozens of wannabe sailors Go Sailing
Dozens of wannabe adult dinghy sailors have taken up Ullswater Yacht Club's offer to 'Go Sailing' at special discounted Saturday morning learn-to-sail sessions at the club. The sessions are part of UYC's Go Sailing Project for anyone over 14 who wants to find out what it is like to sail on Ullswater. The project, funded by UYC and Sport England and run by the club's Ullswater Sailing School, is being held on Saturdays, 10am-noon, in September and October costing just £10 per person with instruction, kit, and boats all included.
"Ullswater Sailing School is always very busy running sessions for children but we are very keen to offer the chance to sail on our beautiful lake to adults as well. Why should the kids have all the fun?" said Sailing School principal David Clarke. "The success of the project, with more than 50 people taking part already, shows that adults are just as keen to learn," he added. "And there's the benefit of a discount in membership fees for Go Sailing participants if they decide to join the club."
He said that the sessions for this year are full and bookings are now being taken for the start of the sailing season next year. The same cut-price Saturday morning sessions will be held in 2017 from April until August. See story below for details - Sue Giles (27.9.16)
The day the world came to sail with us
Hundreds of visitors helped Ullswater Yacht Club celebrate Team GB's Olympic success in Rio as part of the nation's biggest ever sports day on Saturday, August 27. At the club's I Am Team GB Day, they had a go at a range of different sports on and off the water and got to meet Olympic gold medal winning cyclist Philip Hindes as well as two young sailors who are tipped for Olympic success in Tokyo in 2020, Anna Carpenter and Jack Wetherell.
The I Am Team GB Day was promoted by ITV and the National Lottery as a celebration of the Olympics and to encourage everyone in the country to take part in a sporting activity. Sports clubs all over the country ran free taster activities and ITV channels were turned off for an hour from 9.30am to encourage everyone to get off the sofa. The UYC day was the Flagship event for the North-west and the only sailing venue in the country and the club was thrilled to be able to celebrate Team GB as the top sailing country.
The club's Ullswater Sailing School ran free sailing taster sessions and instructors were kept busy all day taking visitors out for a sail in the club's fleet of training boats. In the bright sunshine, the wannabe sailors just kept on coming and by the end of the day a total of 490 people had been out sailing. Also 17 visitors with limited mobility were taken for a sail in two special Royal Yachting Association Sailability boats.
"The response was amazing. We think that this is a record in this country for the number of people taken out for taster sailing sessions in one day," said David Clarke, who is Ullswater Sailing School Principal. "Our instructors and their helpers were terrific and just kept on going." He said he was proud that all the instructors and their helpers, pictured above, were 'home grown'. They are all club members and most of them learned to sail at the club as children and have gone on to get RYA qualifications and are now totally committed to passing their love of sailing on Ullswater to others. The fleet of 17 boats being used for the sessions were all from Ullswater Sailing School, an RYA Training Centre and part of the OnBoard Scheme, which was set up just over three years ago.
And he was full of praise for the two members of the British Sailing Team, 470 sailor Anna Carpenter and Laser sailor Jack Wetherell who came to support the event and helped by helming boats for taster session visitors as well as taking gold medal cyclist Philip Hindes out for a sail.
Also on offer on the water was SUP (stand up paddleboarding) with Ullswater Paddleboarding, a canoe polo demonstration and taster sessions from the Penrith Canoe Polo Club and a foiling catamaran from Outlaw Sailing. On land, British Canoeing's high-tech ergo canoe paddling machine attracted lots of attention and touch rugby taster sessions and challenge games were run by Cumbria Rugby Union.
Many visitors spent the whole day at the club enjoying the sun in their free I Am Team GB T-shirts. They sampled the delicious home made cakes baked by the club's own 'Mary Berry' Lilian Adams and her team, had their pictures taken with modest Philip Hindes who has two gold medals for the cycling team sprint (one from London 2012 as well) and visited the RNLI stall set up by the Penrith Ladies Lifeboat Guild. They also had the chance to watch UYC sailors in action in a series of races.
Ullswater Yacht Club Commodore Peter Lewis said that he was delighted with the turn-out. "It was great to see so many visitors at the club and so many taking the opportunity to see what it is like to sail on our lake. We hope that they will come back and learn to sail here." He added: "We couldn't have done it without the help of the dozens of club members who volunteered their time to make it all run smoothly. Our thanks go to all of them for making the event such a success." He added that the success of the event was even more remarkable because the club was severely affected by the December 2015 floods in which the level of the lake rose by nine feet. The UYC clubhouse was badly damaged and unusable and only re-opened in June after being restored by a team of volunteer club members.
Ullswater Sailing School is currently running special offers on 'learn to sail' sessions, see the story below. (Sue Giles 31.8.16)
GO SAILING - Special Learn to Sail sessions for adults
Why should the kids have all the fun?
If you have ever fancied the idea of sailing, now could be the time to give it a go. Learn to sail under the friendly expert guidance of a qualified Royal Yachting Association sailing instructor from Ullswater Sailing School. Ullswater Sailing School runs a range of RYA courses with something for everyone – all ages and all levels of ability. Now our Go Sailing Project is offering special sessions for anyone over 14 who wants to find out what it is like to sail on our beautiful lake.
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* Thirty-minute Go Sailing free taster sessions
* Go Sailing Project Learn to Sail sessions:
10am – noon, selected Saturdays April to August 2017. Cost of session £10 per person, instruction, kit, boats all included. This is funded by UYC and Sport England. The offer is specific and if participants cannot make the project days/ times we may be able to offer an alternative but they will not be part of the project and so will cost more. Following this, if Go Sailing participants would like to join as members they will have 50% of the cost of up to 6 sessions deducted from their membership (Up to a maximum of £30).
* RYA Level 1 & 2 Courses
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Blue and yellow at Penrith Show
Our blue and yellow themed stand at Penrith Show on July 23 attracted loads of interest and everywhere you looked were children with our yellow balloons. The weather stayed fine and we were able to leave the Bahia and Pico sails up all day, you could see the Bahia sail from all over the showground. A great attraction was getting the children to climb in the boats and pretend they were sailing while their parents took photographs. The instructors really did us proud. (Sue Giles 26.7.16)
New Youth Club success
Ullswater Sailing School's new venture for 9-16-year olds - a Friday night Youth Club, held its first session on Friday, July 22. The weather was perfect and the youngsters,club members and visitors, had a great night on and off the water. Our sailing instructors also enjoyed themselves and loved having such an enthusiastic group. They would like to thank all the parents who helped out during the session.Youth Club is on again this Friday, July 29, 6-8.30pm.
Come and have a go at sailing on our beautiful lake. All equipment is provided and the cost is just £8 per night or £6 if you book three or more and the sessions are for all, beginners or advanced sailors. Bring your friends and enjoy learning to sail with our fully-qualified instructors and having fun on and off the water. Booking is essential, contact firstname.lastname@example.com tel 07900855812. (Sue Giles 25.7.16)
Violet helps out with Penrith Show goodies
Eleven-year-old dinghy sailor Violet Simpson, pictured above, is helping Ullswater Yacht Club launch its first ever trade stand at Penrith Show. Violet, who lives near Penrith, is the club's 'cover girl' appearing on the front of the newly-published brochure for Ullswater Sailing School which will be distributed from the UYC stand at Penrith Show on July 23.
Violet also helped with promotional material by working on handwritten lettering and drawings for balloons, pens and postcards which will be given out on the day.
"We have never had a stand at Penrith Show before but we thought it was an ideal way to reach the local community and let people know what we can offer at Ullswater Yacht Club," said UYC Commodore Peter Lewis. "We are grateful to Violet for helping with the designs."
Visitors to the stand will be able to find out about the range of courses on offer at the club's Ullswater Sailing School, including a day of free sailing taster sessions on August 27 and special discounted sailing lessons for adults as well as a new Friday night Youth Club for 9-16 year olds and Splash Out, a summer holiday sailing school being held throughout August.
Topper sailor Violet is a regular at the club with her older sister Olivia and brother Louis, mum Sue and dad Mark. The delightful shot of her enjoying sailing her Topper with her friend, which is also Ullswater Sailing School's website profile picture, was taken at the club's annual Sail Camp by club member Rebecca Bairstow. Visit UYC at trade stand SM69 at Penrith Show. (Sue Giles 12.7.16)
'Charley is an enormous asset to the club'
UYC member Andrew Bailey, left, is a relative newcomer to sailing so he had a private training session with our Sailing Development Officer Charley Steel. He and his friend Ian were so impressed with the session that they contacted Ullswater Sailing School principal David Clarke to let him know:
"Just a note to express my delight at last week's private training session with Charley through UYC and the Sailing School. Both Ian and I were extremely impressed and I would like to make the following comments:
* Charley made booking very easy and FLEXIBLE! We put the session off twice owing to a lack of wind, and that really was not a problem to her.
* She spent time before the session and at the start of the session checking exactly what we wanted from the time we had.
* She followed appropriate health and safety procedures and also started with a quick safety briefing
* The delivery of the training, and methods were fantastic. I wish we had had more time.
* Her communication skills were fantastic.
"But what shone through most was her enthusiasm for both the job, the club, the sailing school and her love of sailing. She really is an enormous asset to the club and I personally hope she will be around for years to come. Both Ian and I have said we would like to do more training, sometime later in the summer once we have had time to practice just some of what she taught us."
Push the Boat Out Day, May 14
Ullswater Yacht Club really 'pushed the boat' out on Saturday, May 14, with a busy day of free taster sessions. The club was taking part in the Royal Yachting Association's Push The Boat Out Campaign to encourage more people to take to the water. More than 40 people from all over the area went afloat at the club to have a taste of what it is like to sail on Cumbria's most beautiful lake.
The visitors, mostly family groups, were taken for a sail by RYA qualified instructors Jayne Golden, Phil Brooks and Matt Smith in boats from Ullswater Sailing School's training fleet. The visitors included the Featherstone family of Church Brough, near Brough. Andy and two of his daughters Sarah, 10, and Eleanor, 8, enjoyed a sail in a Laser Stratos with instructor Jayne Golden. Mum Jackie and six-year-old Grace, who said she was looking forward to being old enough to have a go, watched from the shore.
"We had a really busy day and it was a great success. The weather was ideal, sunshine and just enough wind for our guests to experience what it is like to sail on Ullswater. It was good to see so many visitors enjoying themselves at the club," said the club's Sailing Development Officer Charley Steel, who co-ordinated the event. (Sue Giles 16.5.16)
Meet our new Sailing Development Officer
When 28-year-old sailing instructor Charlotte Steel visited Ullswater Yacht Club to take part in competitions as a young Topper sailor, she never dreamed that one day she would be working there.
But now she is…Charlotte, or Charley as she likes to be known, has just been appointed Sailing Development Officer, teaching at the club's Ullswater Sailing School. She is a senior RYA instructor and a race coach and just can't wait to encourage more budding sailors to get on the water at Ullswater.
Charley, of Rochdale, was encouraged to sail from the age of 11 by her late father, Graham who was a keen dinghy sailor. A member of Elton and Hollingworth Lake Sailing Clubs, both near her home, she became a competitive sailor herself, racing a Topper, a Laser and then several different two-handers. She raced in boats in Europe and America, enjoyed coaching, and as a senior sailing instructor worked in Greece and Turkey.
Now her 'office' is UYC, based on the Eastern shore of the lake about two miles from Pooley Bridge and her work involves teaching on the lake she enjoyed racing on as a youngster. She will be developing the scope of the Sailing School which is already used by schools, youth and community groups and individuals wanting to learn to sail or improve their skills.
"I took part in Topper Open meetings at Ullswater and have been to Holiday Week twice. I have always liked sailing here and it is wonderful to be back now and to be able to work here," she said.
Ullswater Sailing School has a fleet of dinghies, to suit all ages and all levels of experience, three Toppers, six Picos, two Fevas, two Bahias, and two Laser Stratos and runs a range of different RYA-approved courses. For instruction, Charley is joined by a team of fully-qualified RYA instructors, mostly club members who themselves learned to sail on the lake.
Ullswater Sailing School Principal David Clarke said: "We are delighted that Charley has joined us. Her enthusiasm and commitment shines through and we are sure she will be a great asset to the Sailing School and UYC."
(Sue Giles 5.4.16)
Lovers of Ullswater learn to sail
Robert and Shireen Gale spent a weekend in October 2015 learning the basics of sailing on an Ullswater Sailing School RYA Introduction to Sailing Course. The couple, from South Shields, are newcomers to sailing and joined UYC just last year. Robert explained:
"The reason Shireen and I joined was because we have been regular visitors to Ullswater for many years with our motorhome and often considered buying a boat. In fact, we liked Ullswater so much that we were married in St Peters Church, Martindale in October 2014. We chartered the Ullswater Steamer 'Raven' to get the guests from The Sun Inn at Pooley Bridge to Howtown for the service and back to the Sun Inn for the reception.
"We have both been scuba divers from many years but recently gave this up as we felt the need to move on to a new hobby. Initially, we bought a kayak and while paddling near the yacht club, we thought we might give sailing a go.
"We had a great weekend learning the basics with Wendy but we are aware of the need for practical experience and more extensive training before buying a boat of our own. We would hope to develop our skills during the coming season. I am bound to say that, during the few visits near the end of last season, we were made most welcome by members and officials and we look forward to getting over to Ullswater regularly during the current year."
Above: Robert and Shireen Gale get to know the Laser Stratos with the help of senior instructor Wendy Lewis
Ullswater Sailing School receives RYA OnBoard award
The presentation of the OnBoard award by Alan Jones, RYA Sailing Development Officer, left, to David Clarke, Principal, Ullswater Sailing School, right, watched by, from left, instructors Edmund Clarke, Rick Boyce and Julie Archer


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Green Dragon disappears on Day 5, Leg 1 VOR
by Mark Chisnell on 15 Oct 2008
Green Dragon has invoked StealthPlay - Volvo Ocean Race 2008-2009 © David Kneale/Volvo Ocean Race
Green Dragon hit the StealthPlay button this morning at 04:00 – and disappeared. We won't see them again for another 12 hours, at the 16:00 Position Report.
Ian Walker and his team are the first to use this new tactical weapon – an innovation for this edition of the Volvo Ocean Race. So what moves are they going to pull while they're off the radar?
At 10:00 Zulu they had been in Stealth mode for six hours, and the rest of the fleet were in the transit lounge of the Canary Islands at the beginning of what could be a critical couple of days.
Almost everyone in the lead pack has had a go at the front in the last 24 hours: Telefonica Black at 13:00; Green Dragon at 16:00; Ericsson recapturing the lead at 19:00 – nothing between them as they hurtled down the track. Average speeds are high - we're seeing 18, 19, 20 knots being sustained over an hour – smoking south in a northerly breeze that's blowing at well over 20 knots.
Right now, PUMA and Ericsson 4 are leading the fleet, with over 30 miles to the next boat, Ericsson 3, thanks to their drive to the south. But here's an idea for you - the DTL (Distance to Leader), isn't the story at the moment, it's all about positioning. To find out why, we need to back up to yesterday afternoon.
Scattered like slingshot
We left the fleet all on port gybe, headed slightly east of south, towards the coast of North Africa, which the previous 24 hours had taught us was where the strongest breeze was to be found. This nice tidy pattern didn't last for long, and by 13:00 the fleet had scattered like slingshot. Telefonica Black gybed away from the leading pack first and headed west – grabbing the lead for the 13:00 report.
It was an interesting move, given that this came in from Bouwe Bekking on stablemate Telefonica Blue just before it was made – 'Navigator, Simon Fisher and I are spending heaps of time behind the computer and looking into all the options. We don't want to do anything crazy. Once you are behind, you are tempted to take bigger risks, but we are happy with any small cookie we can get.' After making losses, Bouwe eventually chose to tuck in behind the leading pair – but their frontline spinnaker for these conditions is shredded, and they are struggling right now.
Meanwhile, Ericsson 4 and PUMA were headed for the beach, with Ericsson 3, Team Russia and Delta Lloyd also intent on checking out the action inshore, as Ger O'Rourke put it in yesterday's email, 'Anyway the lads are happy as they reckon they may see some babes on the beach.'
By late afternoon, the boats had pretty much made their choices and set-up for the short-term – which was the transition of the Canary Islands. We've been saying for a couple of days that the Deckman for Windows weather routing put the optimum course right on the Moroccan coast, all the way past the Canaries, and now it was about to happen.
At 19:00 yesterday, the front row were strung out in a line from north-west to south-east. Taking the northerly, high road, were Green Dragon and Telefonica Black. In the middle was Ericsson 3, and to the south, Ericsson 4 and PUMA. And the distance between them, strung out across the ocean, was over 70 miles.
It's time for 'L' word
OK, there's no getting away from it, it's time for the 'L' word – no, not Liberal – but Leverage. It's one inescapable piece of sailing jargon/terminology, and it means much the same as it does in financial markets. It's a measure of risk. And risk in sailing terms is measured by the distance between you and your competitors across the race course, perpendicular (at right angles) to where you're going.
The greater the leverage, then the greater the risk of gain or loss as the wind shifts or the strength of it increases unevenly. That old basketball cliché – stay between the man and the hoop – applies equally to sailing. It's hard to get past someone who's directly in front of you – although not impossible as we saw on Day 2 with the Buffalo Gals move. But in general, staying on the direct course to the mark, with your competitors directly behind you, is about as safe a tactical situation as you can come up with in sailing.
And so far, that's pretty much how it's been played. We've not had much leverage – the fleet has been stuck in a two pretty tight bunches, with little lateral separation across the race track. But by the time the flurry of afternoon gybes was done, there was over 70 miles of leverage from wing-tip to wing-tip of the formation. And ahead lay the Canary Islands – high mountains, turbulent winds, local effects and a real spin of the roulette wheel.
So, how is this going to play out? Leaving out the Stealth mode-ing Green Dragon, Telefonica Black is the only boat that will go to windward of all the islands. Ericsson 3 look to have chosen a route right through the middle. Delta Lloyd and Team Russia started by gybing down the southern coasts of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, pretty close in, with PUMA, Ericsson 4 and Telefonica Blue also going to leeward of all the islands, but set up further offshore.
Remember, Ericsson 4, with the vastly-experienced Torben Grael and Jules Salter having trained with these boats – and in these waters – for months.
And perhaps Kenny Read agrees – PUMA has been locked beside Ericsson 4 for the last 24 hours. In an email off the boat early this morning, he gave us some idea of how close the racing has been for these two. 'I was just told that the TP52 Worlds are going on in Lanzarote … not only did we just sail right past that island, but did so in the middle of a gybing duel with E4 – with them about two boat lengths ahead of us at times. No matter how close the TP52 event is, my guess is that there won't be any tighter racing than E4 and ourselves are having right now.'
Sails on the rail
Kenny went on to describe watching the boys on Ericsson 4 start to move their stack (sails on the rail) – in preparation for a gybe – with the night vision binoculars. How the game has changed … back in the day, the only clue you had was a feeble, bobbing little red or green navigation light.
Read (PUMA) and Grael (Ericsson 4) must be pretty confident that the breeze is going to hold for them until they are past the Canaries. It's daylight, they have more than 20 knots of north-northeasterly breeze, and they are hammering along at average boat speeds that are in the high teens. They should travel around two hundred miles before it gets dark – when the cooling effect can soften the wind – and that ought to be enough to get them clear.
And those Data Centre numbers confirm that the southern boats have nothing to worry about right now. At 07:00 they had more breeze than our friends in the north, with 19-20 knots true wind speed (TWS) in comparison to Telefonica Black's 15.8. But we'll have to wait till tomorrow to find out whether the current gains hold through the whole transit of the islands.
But we mustn't forget the long game – the bigger, longer term question is still all about positioning for the Doldrums. Telefonica Black have got themselves over 130 miles of leverage from PUMA and Ericsson 4. That's a couple of degrees of longitude separation in the approach to the Doldrums, and that could convert to vastly different conditions in six days time when they hit the wall.
The Deckman for Windows weather routing has the optimum route (the thin red line) still hugging the coast until about half way between the Canary and Cape Verde Islands.
And the pedestrian crossing through the Doldrums looks to be best at about 20-22E, thanks to a low forming off Sierra Leone – that's 300 to 400 miles east of the historical optimum. Right now my money is on the inshore boats, PUMA and Ericsson 4, to pick up the scoring gate points at Fernando de Noronha. There, that's sticking my neck out.
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The French carmaker has already launched its main supermini competitor in the form of the brand-new 208 hatchback and will soon throw the new 2008 small crossover into the market, so it's now focusing on the development of the compact 308's replacement that will challenge the likes of the VW Golf Mk7 and Ford Focus.
Our spies captured a 308 prototype undergoing winter tests in Europe, and while the hypnotic camouflage makes it hard to tell all the details, it appears that the compact hatch will look like an adult version of the junior 208 with styling references to Peugeot's HX1 and HR1 concept cars.
So, what else do we expect from the new 308? Well, it's almost certain that Peugeot will reduce the car's weight, all in the name of fuel efficiency and handling, while its underpinnings and powertrains will be shared with Citroën C4 and DS4 models.
In addition, the French Group's HYbrid4 diesel-electric hybrid powerplant will likely be offered in Europe.
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|Language Diversity in Wales / Amrywiaeth ieithyddol yng Nghymru
|Aberystwyth, United Kingdom
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|18-Jul-2014 - 19-Jul-2014
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|Date: 18-19 July 2014
Venue: National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
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Dr David Willis (University of Cambridge)
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Viennese Vanilla Crescents
|Blanched almonds
|50 Gram (Scant 1/2 Cup)
|50 Gram (Scant 1/2 Cup)
|All-purpose flour
|280 Gram (Scant 2 Cups)
|Granulated sugar
|70 Gram (1/4 Cup Plus 1 Tablespoon)
|1 Pinch
|200 Gram, cut in small pieces (3/4 Cup Plus 2 Tablespoons)
|Egg yolks
|Vanilla sugar
|75 Gram (1/4 Cup Plus 2 Tablespoons)
|Powdered sugar
|25 Gram, sifted (1/4 Cup)
Finely grate almonds and hazelnuts.
Sift flour into a large bowl; add alrnonds, hazelnuts, unflavored sugar, salt, butter and egg yolks.
Knead to a soft dough.
Press into a ball and wrap in foil or plastic wrap.
Refrigerate 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C).
Form dough a little at a time into pencil-thin ropes.
Cut ropes into 2-inch (5-cm) pieces; curve into crescents.
Place on a baking sheet.
Bake 10 minutes or until golden.
Mix vanilla sugar with powdered sugar in a plastic bag or shallow dish.
Toss warm crescent cookies in sugar mixture until coated.
Cool on a rack.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3814 Calories from Fat 1986
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 229 g351.7%
Saturated Fat 110.2 g551.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 800.2 mg266.7%
Sodium 311.8 mg13%
Total Carbohydrates 403 g134.4%
Dietary Fiber 17.6 g70.4%
Sugars 174.7 g
Protein 54 g107.7%
Vitamin A 108.9% Vitamin C 5.3%
Calcium 29.5% Iron 100.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet