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Adaptive Learning
Adaptive learning is the use of data-driven tools to design coursework that responds to individual students' abilities. Courses featuring adaptive technology typically use assessments to constantly adjust content, giving students extra help to master difficult concepts or to skip ones they already understand.
HarvardX for Allston (or AllstonX)
HarvardX for Allston, presented officially as part of the community benefits package to Allston-Brighton residents, is a collaboration between HarvardX and the Harvard Allston Education Portal. The aim is to bring the local community together with live events that are also livestreamed to learners from around the world. HarvardX for Allston intends to build upon the principle that technology should not take away from human interaction, but can transform in-person interactions and supplement learning experiences. HarvardX for Allston is related in spirit to BostonX, but is independent and Harvard-run.
HarvardX for Alumni (or AlumniX)
A new endeavor, HarvardX for Alumni is jointly run by HarvardX and the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA). HarvardX for Alumni is an opportunity for university-wide Harvard graduates to be part of an exclusive online learning experience. Slated to launch in March 2014, the first iteration of HarvardX for Alumni will offer Harvard alumni a kind of "greatest hits" of the intellectual riches of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Covering topics ranging from Greek classics to Puritan poetry to neuroscience and reflecting innovative approaches to education developed by Harvard faculty, the online learning components will be bolstered by local Harvard Club-based activities worldwide and live chats with faculty.
Black Pearl
Black Pearl is the code name of a multi-faceted project to build an internal, Harvard-based learning management ecosystem to replace a number of outmoded platforms such as iSites (a course management program developed at Harvard more than a decade ago). The effort is headed up by Jim Waldo, Harvard CTO, and a small group of leaders from IT, HX, and related areas. It is important to note that edX is only one platform that Harvard uses to develop and deliver learning experiences. We have long used iTunes, YouTube, and internal systems to that end. One could portray Black Pearl as a Harvard-based effort to develop an additional flexible platform that supports experimentation, and that as approaches are tested and baked, they may be contributed back to edX.
The City of Boston is teaming with edX to create BostonX. The goal of the endeavor is to offer free online college courses throughout the city. It will also make MOOCs (massive open online courses) available at community colleges and libraries throughout the city. BostonX is still in its infancy but the city hopes to make MOOCs more available and accessible to residents and visitors. Outgoing Boston Mayor Thomas Menino envisioned neighborhoods as "mini campuses" around the city. His vision is that this will only increase the city's impact and standing in the nation and world as a city at the forefront of education.
Coursera & Udacity
Along with edX, Coursera and Udacity (both for-profit) represent the big three of MOOC providers. Both companies were created by faculty affiliated with Stanford University; although, unlike edX, Stanford has no direct investment/role in either. Coursera is similar in focus to edX, but is venture-capital backed and offers more "plug and play" content (meaning template-based courses). Udacity is focusing more on using online learning to enhance corporate training.
Credit, Honored and Verified Certificates, and Credentialing
At this time, edX and HarvardX do not offer for-credit MOOCs. Students who successfully complete a course (per the requirements of the instructor) may be able to receive an Honor Certificate through edX or a Verified Certificate (a fee-based option that requires users to "verify" their identity via webcam to prove they completed the course on their own). As of yet, HarvardX has only offered Honor certificates via edX (co-branded with edX and HarvardX). Experiments are being run through the Division of Continuing Education to offer fee-based HarvardX certificates of success (non-credit) that provide online students with greater access to on-campus resources and instructor and TF time and attention. MITx is experimenting with offering "series," or fee-based certificates that require the student to complete a series of related online courses on edX.
In May 2012, Harvard joined forces with MIT to form edX (edx.org), a not-for-profit enterprise that features learning designed specifically for interactive study via the web. Backed by a shared $60 million commitment from both institutions, edX is an enabling platform, allowing select university partners the ability to readily distribute course content and other academic materials. The goals of edX are to: 1) expand access to education worldwide; 2) improve teaching and learning on campuses and beyond; and 3) advance teaching and learning through educational research.
Flipped Classroom
By "flipping the classroom," faculty use technology to enable students to engage with video lectures or other online materials in advance to free up class time for more experiential or hands-on activities. The concept is not necessarily new, having long been used in engineering and lab based settings. Researchers are interested in exploring the flipped classroom concept to determine: How can the development and use of digital resources improve the learning experience in the classroom and how will we know that they work? Can digital resources enable more active engagement with our students?
Launched in parallel with edX, the Harvard and MIT founded not-for-profit online learning enterprise, HarvardX, integrates the development of instructional approaches and digital tools across Harvard's campus by providing faculty with pedagogical support. By documenting, archiving, and disseminating innovations and research, HarvardX empowers faculty to improve teaching and learning on-campus, online, and beyond. A faculty-driven and university-wide endeavor, HarvardX aims to be collaborative and representational of Harvard's academic diversity, showcasing the highest quality offerings of the University to serious learners everywhere.
Recognizing the potential of online learning to both reach new audiences and strengthen its engagement with alumni, the Harvard Business School is developing HBX, its own online platform. While sharing best practices with edX (a joint venture of Harvard and MIT) and HarvardX, HBS has outlined several distinctive guiding principles for its entry into this arena. First and foremost, the endeavor is closely tied to the School's mission of educating leaders who make a difference in the world, and every aspect of HBX will be designed to elevate the School's standing and reputation. Additionally, the platform is intended to enhance rather than compete with or substitute for current offerings. Finally, the platform will be built on a robust and self-sustaining economic model.
HILT (Harvard Initiative for Learning and Teaching)
HILT's mission is to catalyze innovation and excellence in learning and teaching at Harvard. Four sub-goals were developed in HILT's inaugural year, which include (1) building on Harvard's strengths in teaching and learning; (2) meeting the educational needs of students (both technological and pedagogical); (3) strengthening the science of learning; and (4) developing a robust network at Harvard around teaching and learning innovation.
Teaching & Learning Technologies
The technology used by edX and other online learning enterprises is one distinct type of platform among many tools. Harvard has long used iSites, a learning management system (LMS), to handle many of its campus courses. Commercial and open source solutions such as Blackboard and Moodle have also been widely adopted by other institutions. In the digital and cloud computing age, the latest buzz is the learning management ecosystem (LME), or an integrated network of different platforms to develop, deliver, and archive content on-campus and off-campus.
The Harvard Library recently formed a group to focus on meeting the needs of HarvardX faculty and students by leveraging Harvard Library resources and expertise. The LibX Team is currently focusing on identifying resources to support upcoming HarvardX courses, developing a preliminary framework for managing copyright/fair use questions related to HarvardX teaching material, and reviewing a draft guide for Harvard faculty developing HarvardX courses. Upcoming projects include helping to develop a prototype library research module for HarvardX, developing an interactive website designed to help guide and coordinate library support during every stage of HarvardX course development, and designing a lightweight assessment framework for gauging the quality of Harvard Library services for online instruction.
MOOC stands for 'massive open online course.' This means that all of the course assets (including assessments and discussion forums) are open to anyone and typically free to audit (non-credit/degree). The New York Times called 2012 "The Year of the MOOC" due to the fact that numerous online education endeavors (such as edX, Coursera, and Udacity) were all launched and gained rapid attention and momentum. These new platforms take advantage of recent technologies like social networking and scalable networks that can support thousands of global learners simultaneously.
Office for the Vice Provost of Advances in Learning
The Office of the Vice Provost for Advances in Learning oversees the University's longstanding and expanding efforts to support faculty experimentation in novel pedagogies, research on learning sciences, and the use of technologies and tools to enhance teaching and learning on campus and online. Vice Provost Bol reports directly to the provost and oversees both HarvardX and the Harvard Initiative on Learning and Teaching (HILT). Working with faculty and deans from across the University, the office's broader charge is to guide and develop Harvard's strategies for advancing pedagogy and enhancing the residential educational experience. Under the direction of Peter Bol, HX is working more intimately with related activities. The Office for Advances in Learning works with the Schools to develop policies and best practices and foster closer collaboration with the Harvard Library, the museums, the Division of Continuing Education, and Harvard University Information Technology, as well as teaching and learning hubs such as the Bok Center.
Online Course
A course, in the context of edX/HarvardX, is an online learning experience that combines video elements, assessments and other interactive tools and is the equivalent of a full course experience as defined by the faculty member's school or department. For some this could be a semester-long course, while for others it could be an intensive 3-week course. While online and distance learning are not new---both dates back several decades---MOOCs have often been called a "disruption" as they came about during a time when there is a growing global appetite for knowledge; faculty and major institutional interest in improving teaching and learning; and tech-savvy students eager to embrace enabling technologies.
Online Module
A module is an online learning experience that combines video elements, assessments and other interactive tools that address a specific topic and its associated learning outcomes. This could be the equivalent of a week to three weeks of a semester-long course and might also be thought of as a discrete unit within a larger course.
Open Source
An open source platform, such as edX, Linux or Android, is a way of developing software that provides programmers with free access to the "code" so that they can develop and refine it for their own use and then share their innovations back with the community. In addition to being a platform for running courses and modules, the open source edX platform can also be used as a place for teaching and research experimentation, meaning a sandbox for discoveries and development of new tools.
SPOC stands for 'small private online course' and describes courses with limited enrollment and course assets that are not necessarily open to all. For example, the HarvardX courses on Copyright and National Security were run, partly, as SPOCs with limited enrollments of 500 to allow for greater interaction and discussion. SPOCS are also a common way to run an experience for residential enrolled students.


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Home decor, design, and DIY projects can be fun, but in order for your upcoming project to be a success it's important to make sure you have all the parts in place! This week, we've got some crafty tips and tricks to share with you! Thanks to some amazing Pinterest posts, we discovered a few bloggers and pinners whose DIY art projects are just the kind of inspiration you need to get your weekend craft project off the ground.
As prescribed by super savvy DIY guru, HerSplitEnds.com, we agree that abstract can go with just about anything! If you're in a serious pinch for some color, texture, or pop, don't hesitate to stop by your nearest art supply store and pick up a few canvases, paints, and pencils.
Helpful Tips & Tricks: Grab a blow dryer after applying paint to create whimsical wavy flow patterns!
When all else fails, simple is better. When it comes creating a text-heavy piece, everything from size, font, and alignment can add dramatic impact to the overall feel of your room.
Helpful Tips & Tricks: The larger the poster the better! Before starting your project decide on what words or phrases you want represented in your piece. For added success, try utilizing a ruler and stencils to help proportion your font and alignment. Finally, pick out an appropriate hanging method. Colored tape, tacks, and hooks can all add different but equally eye-appeasing effects!
Stacking small canvases can be a great way to add depth and dimension to any room. Pick 6-8 frames and 2-3 colors for your project. When getting ready to hang, separate each canvas into equal horizontal columns and stack accordingly.
Helpful Tips & Tricks: When picking your colors, go for complimentary colors. If you are looking for more separation, try picking a darker neutral. If you are looking for more openness, try going with a light neutral color.
Cozamia.com does a fantastic job displaying the awesome benefits of painters' tape! Successfully demystifying the "How Too" process of DIY contempo-chic art, this blogger provides helpful tips and tricks.
Helpful Tips and Tricks: Painter's tape, painter's tape, painter's tape!
The truth is, you too can make your apartment home look like a million bucks… on a budget. Blogger site thedecorista.com helps confirm just that! As demonstrated by this piece – when working with tone-on-tone action, try utilizing various shades within the same family ( think 50 shades of plum).
Helpful Tips and Tricks: The bigger the canvas the better! Try utilizing mediums like oils vs. watercolors or acrylics. When primed and dried, hang close to a window, but not directly in the way of sunlight. This will help liven up your room while also protecting your painting from getting sun-washed.
Try picking up a fairly large horizontal canvas, post-its, tacks, yellow acrylic paint, clear sealant, and varnish. Paint canvas with yellow paint, let semi-dry, apply post-its in random sequence, and pin to canvas with tacks. Let sit and apply clear varnish!
This blog has great ideas on creating art with re-purposed wood. There's nothing better than creating awesome art while also being environmentally responsible!
Helpful Tips & Tricks: Try reaching out to your local scrap yard or tree-cutting companies. You may just find that special piece of wood you've been looking for!
Sometimes something as simple as a symbol can speak volumes! A white canvas, some gold paint, and an infinity symbol — simple, easy, and yet it makes your space pop with personality!
Helpful Tips & Tricks: Once painted, try positioning your art piece on a table instead of hanging it on the wall. Add books and candles, leaving the artwork as the centerpiece of a modern display.
Bedroom and living room art is pretty easy to come up with. What's not always quite as easy is kitchen art. Curbly.com has fantastic examples of cute, attractive art for your kitchen. Easy to create, design elements like a white distressed frame and upholstered inlay are effortless ways to create a statement around simple wooden spoons.

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'Life and adventure' cut short as Coast dad killed in mine
A SUNSHINE Coast father has died in a tragic mining accident, leaving a wife and two young sons behind.
Nathaniel Beesley, 32, was working at the Savage River mine in Tasmania when he fell to his death last Friday.
He leaves behind his wife Katie and sons Freddie and Rex, both aged under four, just months after the family moved from England to Australia to make a life on the Sunshine Coast.
Mr Beesley was waiting for a transfer to the Australian Defence Force, after serving on two tours of Afghanistan in the UK Royal Marines.
A family friend said the couple were full of "life and adventure" and had already become part of the Sunshine Coast community.
"They came to live here as he really wanted to create a better life for his little family and his children to grow up," the friend said.
WorkSafe Tasmania is investigating the circumstances behind the tragedy.
Australian Workers Union assistant secretary Robert Flanagan told ABC it was understood the contractor was working in the mine's north pit when he fell.
"It's the union's understanding that the contractors were engaged in scaling operations in part of the mine's operations," he said.
"Scaling operations are undertaken to ensure that loose material can't be dislodged from a work area.
"Any workplace fatality is a tragedy and the union's thoughts are clearly with the family and friends of the deceased worker and we continue to endeavour to ensure that workplaces are as safe as possible."
It was the fourth mining death on the state's west coast since 2013.
Friends have set up a Go Fund Me page to raise funds for the family.
Donors have already raised more than $14,400 in one day.


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5 Skip Those Rewards
Finally, if your card is a rewards card or has other perks, don't forget to take advantage of them. You may be paying for them in the form of a yearly fee, or at the very least, they are part of the benefit of holding the card. By not using them, you are giving the credit card company a pass. That's not quite bad as giving it free money in the form of late fees, but it's still money in its pockets that could go in yours.
4 Mangle the Payment
No matter how much or how little you charge, eventually you've got to pay it back. And whatever you do, make sure you pay it back on time; making a late payment can get you hit with a fee as well as damage your credit rating. But even a late payment is better than no payment at all, so make sure you always pay at least the minimum. But if you can, send more than that required payment—otherwise, you'll be carrying that debt far longer than necessary.
3 Max It Out
No matter how much you spend, or plan to pay back each month, one key is not maxing out that credit card. It's tempting to take advantage of that brand-new card, but resist temptation as much as possible. Not only will you not be able to charge anything else — in an emergency, say — but you run the risk of going over your credit limit and getting socked with costly fees.
2 Go Crazy Spending
Speaking of huge balances, just because you have a big credit limit doesn't mean you have to use it. Keep your charges under 10 percent of your limit, the Main Street website suggests, because part of your credit rating is how high a debt-to-limit ratio you're carrying. And don't forget to plan how you're going to pay off those charges. The longer you carry a balance, the more you pay in interest, and suddenly that $50 pair of shoes costs you $200 in cash.
1 Ignore the Fine Print
Before you charge a penny, make sure you've read your credit card agreement and understand it. This includes things like knowing that special introductory interest rate the salesperson pitched to you—and, more importantly, knowing what it will rise to, and when. That way, you won't run up a huge balance on that "0.9 percent" card, only to get socked paying 21.99 percent.


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Appalachia Service Project, Inc.
Contact: ASP Volunteer Recruitment
4523 Bristol Highway
Johnson City, TN 37601
Phone: 423.854.4434
Fax: 423.854.9771
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
Website: www.asphome.org
The Appalachia Service Project (ASP) brings volunteers and communities together in the heart of Central Appalachia, strengthening faith, deepening relationships, and spreading hope.
Project/Focus: ASP repairs homes for the poorest families in Central Appalachia with the vision that substandard housing in Central Appalachia might be eradicated and everyone who comes into contact with this ministry will be transformed.
Locations: Opportunities are available in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia).
Cost: Cost per volunteer per week is $325 for the summer program. Cost for the year-round program is $65 per person per work day.
NOTE: All locations are scheduled at ASP Headquarters in Johnson City, Tennessee via above information.
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Contact: Rev. Phil Hardy
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 119
Collettsville, NC 28611
Site Location: 6211 Highway 90
Collettsville, NC 28611
Phone: 336-266-1617
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.jrvc.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Johns-River-Valley-Camp-190245562339/
Johns River Valley Camp (JRVC) hosts an outdoor ministry site of the Southern Conference United Church of Christ. JRVC is an accredited camp of the American Camp Association. JRVC hosts 150-200 campers during the summer in addition to providing a ministry of hospitality for retreats throughout the year.
Project/Focus:The JRVC program has identified a cross-section of needs where campers, with hands-on encounters, can address housing, food, clothing and environmental issues. Projects include home paint and repair, handicap ramp building, home weatherization projects, work in thrift shops and food pantries, and F.A.R.M. (Feed Regardless of Means), helping elderly neighbors with lawn care, building trails, restoring animal habitats and performing river clean-ups.
Educational/advocacy Components: JRVC camp staff (along with work camp team leaders) provide oversight and direction in guiding the project experience, and help facilitate reflective prompting toward discoveries from the work encounter. In addition to the project focus areas listed above, which center on both human needs and environmental issues, the JRVC program incorporates a faith development component. A Chalice Press Resource for Outdoor Ministry offers a curriculum foundation for the week. This material is designed and published in an ecumenical partnership that includes the United Church of Christ. In 2019, with the Summer Camp Option A and utilizing the curriculum "Power Works: Empowering the Next Generation of Peacemakers."
Option A: Johns River Valley Camp schedules and formats a Youth / Work / Mission Camp as part of its summer camp program offerings. JRVC invites and welcomes small youth groups to register and participate in this program. This particular summer program offers a community component of working side by side with other youth groups. 2019 dates for Option A June 9-15, June 23-29, July 7-13 and July 21-27. Relationships with a number of ministry partners allow us to promise meaningful work projects to our visiting groups. Contact camp director and/or website for 2019 dates and further information.)
Option B: Contact camp about available dates for your group to have a dedicated work-camp experience in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, including spring break and summer scheduling options
Group Size: 6-40 per youth group (optimal work camp summer session (Option A) will have a total of 30-40 people). Small groups from different regions can be integrated nicely into "Option A."
Minimum Age: Rising 7th graders (Program is designed for youth from rising grades 7-13 (including persons just graduating from high school)
Adult to Youth Ratio: 1:6
Accommodations: Classic summer camp cabins that each sleeps 8-10 persons. Cabins are clustered around two separate bathhouses similar to facilities found in a camper travel park. The camp also has one handicap accessible cabin with bath facilities. The bathhouses, dining hall, and various other program spaces are also accessible. Adults not functioning as cabin counselors have an option of lodging in modern "Boger Site" rooms that part of the camp's newer 40-bed year-round retreat facility.
Option A: $460.00 per youth camper; no charge for adults within the prescribed 1:6 adult/youth ratio.
Option B: $300.00 per person (all participants: youth and adults / based on a week-long experience) using Main-site cabins for lodging with group planning and preparing own meals. Adults not functioning as supervisors for youth lodging can pay a small supplement ($120.00 / room / week) for upgraded "Boger Site" lodging.
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Little Chapel on the Boardwalk Presbyterian Church (Wilmington)
Little Chapel on the Boardwalk Presbyterian Church USA in cooperation with WARM (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministries) and Matthew House (Lodging for Mission Teams)
Matthew House location:
14 West Fayetteville Street, Wilmington, NC on Wrightsville Beach NC
Website: www.littlechapel.org
*NOTE: Group leader needs to register BOTH with Matthew House and with WARM
Contact: Ann Martz, Coordinator for the Matthew House
Phone: 910.256.2819 x100
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact: WARM, Inc.
Phone: 910.399.7563
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.WARMnc.org
WARM (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministries) makes homes safer for elderly, disabled, and low-income homeowners.
Project/Focus: Building projects for mission teams include wheelchair ramp construction, floor and sheetrock repair, window and door replacement, appliance installation, and electrical and plumbing repairs. Technical supervision for work projects is available.
Educational/Advocacy Components: Group leaders responsible for own programming. Preparation, Reflection, and Follow-Up materials are available at front of UCC Mission Trip Opportunities booklet or on-line at http://www.ucc.org/volunteer_mission-trip-opportunities_mission-trip-resources. Surrounding natural and historic attractions in the Cape Fear Region are available. www.wilmingtonandbeaches.com
Time: Year-round. Full week (Sunday-Saturday) trips. Partial week trips between Monday and Thursday. Book at least one month ahead. The summer months book up fastest.
Group Size: 18 maximum for lodging at Matthew House. Other housing options are available for groups larger than 18 by contacting WARM.
Minimum Age: 16 years to serve with WARM
Adult to Youth Ratio: 1:6 (Matthew House & WARM)
Conditions: Reserve room at the Matthew House for your mission team. Accommodations include: full kitchen, 2 sitting areas, dorm style bunk beds, 2 private bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, gas grill and Wi-Fi. Matthew House is own by little Chapel on the Boardwalk Presbyterian Church and sits one block from the Atlantic Ocean.
(a) WARM - $25-$40 per person per work day donation. Donations help purchase building materials.
(b)Matthew House – Non-refundable deposit of $100 for groups staying 4-6 nights, plus a $10.00 per person fee, per night fee will be collected when group arrives. Groups staying 6 nights will only be charged for 5 nights.
Non-refundable deposit of $100 for groups staying 2-3 nights, plus a $10.00 per person per night fee will be collected when group arrives.
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LISTEN NOW to the Full Episode of the (RE)source Podcast
In this week's episode, Jay and Gabe are joined in-studio by a special guest who possibly can claim the MOST influence over Jay's early decision to get into real estate. Of course, we're speaking of Jeff Pitts, Jay's father and longtime veteran of the real estate industry.
A veritable legend in his own right, Jeff talks about his early days in the business, selling 60 homes in only his first 6 months. After learning the ropes in residential and commercial sales, new construction, REO, and property managemet, Jeff expanded his business into what would become a 20-agent team at it's height, selling nearly 700 homes in one year alone.
Make sure not to miss this episode as Jeff shares timeless wisdom such as:
- The one thing every agent should do every night before bed
- A lead generation tool that will never go out of style
- How to create lasting repeat business without ever buying a closing gift.


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I know I shouldnt be bias but I think this weeks Fleabag Friday is one of the cutest yet. I'm in love! Thank you Pixie from Pixie Bebe for taking the time to interview your little pup Henry.
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I love walkies, pigs ears, tennis balls & sunbathing. I love staying at nan and granddad's as they are both retired so are at home all day, Granddad takes me out for 2 long walkies a day and nan gives me LOADS of treats and my own evening meal of whatever they have had.
When I am at home I am very nosey and like leaning on the front windowsill watching the world go by as there is a footpath outside the house that lots of people walk their doggies past. I also like being out in the back garden when it gets dark as I can hear and see bats flying over.
My favourite person in the whole wide world is my daddy. When he is away I get doggy depression, sulk for the whole time he has gone and refuse to eat until he comes back home.
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I don't like the hoover, magpies or the postman. Once when I was staying at nan and granddads I ran out the house, jumped over their dog fence and into the road because the sound of granddad's laptop connecting to dial up internet hurt my ears so much I shrieked and ran away. I don't like laptops either… I try to nudge daddy's amd granddad's out the way when they have them out as I want to be on their laps instead. I don't like mummy trying to put clothes on me. She once bought me a coat and I freaked out so much trying to get out of it that I fell part way downstairs. I always run far away from the kitchen when I see mummy or daddy getting out a bottle of fizz as I don't like the sound of bottles popping.
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Hope you have enjoyed getting to know me, if you want to know more don't hesitate to get in touch with my mummy Pixie Bebe!
Woof & Licks,Henry xxx
*So cute! My chi Pepé also hates laptops. If I'm in my room on my laptop he will come in, jump on the bed and literally stand on the keyboard to get my attention. No other time does he do this, only when I'm busy haha. Thank you both :)
If you are interested in taking part in Fleabag Fridays, please get in touch. All pets are welcome from snails to ferrets. Just comment below or tweet me @teainthetub.
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Conte: It's easy to lose your head but Chelsea stayed calm
Antonio Conte commended Chelsea's professional approach and attitude as they clinched a potentially vital 3-0 win at Everton on Sunday and says he is preparing for the "final rush" as the season nears its end.
VIDEO: Sarmiento's embarrassing panenka
The result leaves Chelsea on the brink of Premier League title success, with the trip to Goodison Park arguably their final major test.
Matches against Middlesbrough, West Brom, Watford and relegated Sunderland are still to come for Chelsea, while second-placed Tottenham have a much sterner run-in after they beat Arsenal 2-0 to remain four points behind.
It took Chelsea 66 minutes to break the deadlock against the Toffees, with Pedro's stunner putting them one up, before Gary Cahill and Willian wrapped things up.
"In this type of game it's easy to lose your head, lose your balance," Conte told Sky Sports. "For this reason at half-time I told them to be calm and to stay in the game.
"We had a lot of patience for the right moment to hit, and we deserved the win. We scored an amazing goal with Pedro, then the second and third, but it was not so easy.
"This gives us lots of confidence. Now it is important to prepare the final rush. If in the next game against Middlesbrough you don't win you lose this victory. We must look step by step."


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I'm running DHCP snooping on my network with Catalyst 2950/2960 switches and routed all VLANs through a 3550. My DHCP server is a Windows 2003.
For objective reasons I decided to route a VLAN through the firewall (ASA 5510). The problem occured while trying to obtain an IP from the DHCP for a device in that VLAN. All I got debugging ASA was (123.456.789.123 is my DHCP server):
dhcpd_forward_request: request from abcd.acbd.dabc forwarded to 123.456.789.123.
DHCPD: setting giaddr to 192.168.0.1.
When debugging DHCP snooping on one of the switches my eye cought this:
31w1d: DHCP_SNOOPING_SW: Encoding opt82 CID in vlan-mod-port format
31w1d: DHCP_SNOOPING_SW: Encoding opt82 RID in MAC address format
I disabled option 82 on the switch as I didn't need it anyway...
no ip dhcp snooping information option
...and bingo:
dhcpd_forward_request: request from abcd.acbd.dabc forwarded to 123.456.789.123.
dhcp_l3_punt_cb: pkt src 123.456.789.123/17152, dest 192.168.0.1/17152
DHCPD/RA: Punt 123.456.789.123/17152 --> 192.168.0.1/17152 to CP
DHCPRA: Received a BOOTREPLY from interface 1
DHCPRA: relay binding found for client abcd.acbd.dabc.
DHCPRA: Adding rule to allow client to respond using offered address 192.168.0.53
DHCPRA: forwarding reply to client abcd.acbd.dabc.
DHCPRA: relay binding found for client abcd.acbd.dabc.
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Dress and Grooming Policy
Purpose: The Board recognizes that each student's mode of dress and grooming is a manifestation of personal style and individual preference.
Authority: The Board has the authority to impose limitations on students' dress in school. The Board will not interfere with the right of students and their parents/guardians to make decisions regarding their appearance, except when their choices disrupt the educational program of the schools or constitute a health or safety hazard.
Students may be required to wear certain types of clothing while participating in physical education classes, technical education, extracurricular activities, or other situations where special attire may be required to ensure the health or safety of the student.
Delegation of Responsibility: The building principal or designee shall be responsible to monitor student dress and grooming and to enforce Board policy and school rules governing student dress and grooming.
· Any garment that causes a substantial disruption of the educational program is prohibited.
· Overly suggestive or revealing clothing which substantially interferes with the educational program is prohibited.
· No visible undergarments are permitted.
· Clothing must cover the midriff and may not be low cut in the neckline or arm hole.
Clothing promoting or suggesting drug, alcohol,
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This would include pins and buttons worn on clothing or accessories.
· Hats, hoods, visors, bandannas, and sunglasses are prohibited.
· Chains, wallet chains, and spiked jewelry are prohibited.
The Superintendent or designee shall ensure that all school rules implementing this policy impose only the minimum necessary restrictions on the exercise of the student's taste and individuality.
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How tasty (and healthy, might I add) does this Linguine with Crab, Lemon, Chile and Mint look? If some of your New Years resolutions were to cook at home more (to help save for the wedding!) and to be a bit more healthy, you've come to the right place.
I found this recipe on Bon Appetit, and it looks too delicious not to share. Follow the directions here and you'll end up with an amazing meal for two!
8 ounces linguine
Kosher salt
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided
2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
1/4 cup minced shallots
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1–2 Fresno chiles, red jalapeños, or red Thai chiles, seeded, sliced into thin rounds
1 1/2 tablespoons (or more) fresh lemon juice, divided, plus 2 teaspoons (packed) finely grated lemon zest, divided
Freshly ground black pepper
8 ounces cooked, shelled Dungeness crab, king crab, or jumbo lump crabmeat, picked over for shells
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This is a list of potentials. Just think of them as Lego pieces. The end result will be a combination of these and others.
Please add some of your own ideas
- Build a web-based network for people to network and share those ideas. With every possible software tool they could ever need to design these things (whiteboards, document sharing, advanced chatrooms w/voice+video, etc?…)
- With a directory of resources and the best prices on hardware and equipment. (who knows, maybe with time we could absorb the cost on some things)
- The ability to find the right kind of people for the right place in each project. (you need more technically/engineering skilled people to help you with your widget? Just search and ask them)
- An organization that can patent and market everything produced by the members of the Think Tank. (if your idea sells you might pay for your own member fee, or become a millionaire, who knows!?) (perhaps a share based system so as to allow the trading of shares?)
- A stockpile of projects with the suggestion of profitable problems that might need solving. (Go ahead, "better mousetrap" that widget! Impress someone!)
- Develop tutorials to bring your fellow "Brain Tankers" up to snuff.
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Tombs of the Gond kings, [Chanda].
Photographer: Ritter, Molkenteller and Company, R.
Medium: Photographic print
Date: 1870
Photograph of theTombs of the Gond kings in Chanda.This print, taken in the 1870s was the work of R. Ritter, Molkenteller and Company and is from the Temple Collection of photographs. A caption accompanying the print reads, 'The tombs of the Gond Kings are in a small enclosure connected with the City walls and close to the eastern (or Achaleswar) gate of Chanda. They are the resting places of a long line of Gond Kings, the former rulers of Chanda, whose dynasty is believed to have commenced with Bhim Balal Sha, in AD 870, and to have terminated with the capture of Nilkant Sha in AD 1751 by Raghoji Bhonsla of Nagpur'.


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Sunday, November 30, 2014
NaNoWriMo 2014 - How did it go?
New country, new people, new sights...
Jumping around the globe like I have this year, it was difficult to keep up with, well, with myself basically, which resulted with me writing a bit on some days and virtually nothing on others.
I couldn't go on like that, and so I decided to sign up for NaNo hoping that being 'forced' to write EVERY day to meet the challenge would help me find my balance again.
So...how did NaNo go?
All things considered...NaNo 2014 is a success for me. Okay, it's still on, but I know I won't be able to hit the 50k, BUT...
I did find what I had lost: a writing habit, a rhythm.
Be it in front of my laptop or just with pen and paper in hand, I sat on my butt each day. I stopped worrying about the word count, the plot, the editing (well, almost) etc and just wrote...and even though it wasn't much, it was a START!
Now I'm working on typing to a faster beat and to push up my word count per day somewhat.
Bottom line:
NaNoWriMo 2015? Count me in! ;)
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APRIL 5, 1923 THE ROYAL London Gazette, March 27, 1923.General Duties Branch. Flight Lieut. A. S. C. Maclaren, O.B.E., M.C., D.F.C., A.F.C., is granted apermanent commn. in rank stated ; Sept. 9, 1920 (since promoted). Gazette, Sept. 14, 1920, appointing him to a short service commn. is cancelled. FlyingOffir. G. L. Carter is granted permanent commn. in rank stated ; Jan. 2(1 1920. Gazette Jan. 20, 1920, appointing him to short service commn iscancelled. Flying Offr. (hon. Flight Lieut.) C. M. E. Gifford is granted short service commn. as Flying Ofiir. for seven years on active list ; Feb. 15.Lieut. L. W. Lane, M.C., Royal Sussex Regt., is granted a temp, commn. as Flying Offr. on seconding for four years' duty with R.A.F. ; March 16 The follg. are transferred to the Reserve :— Class A.—Flying Offr. J. S. J. Craigen ; March 26.Class C—Flying Offr. G. D. Ashby ; March 30 A1K FORCE) Flying Offr. \V. F. McManus, relinquishes his short service commn. onaccount of ill-health, and is permitted to retain rank of Lieut. ; March 28 : the short service commn. of Pilot Offr. A. M. A. Forde is terminated oncessation of duty ; March 13. Reserve of Air Force Officers,Observer Offr. D. H. Murray is tranferred from Glass B to Class C; March 16. Memoranda. Lieut. E. J. Wilkins relinquishes his temp, commn. on ceasing to be employed,and is permitted to retain his rank ; March 17. The permission granted to Sec. Lieut, (hon. Lieut.) C. J. R. Gibson to retain his rank is withdrawn onhis joining the Territorial Army ; May 31, 1920. The name of Sec. Lieut. A. V. Leckie is as now described, and not A. B. Lackie, as Gazette, May 9,1919. ROYAL AIR FORCE INTELLIGENCE Appointments.—The following appointments in the R.A.F. are notified: —Wing Commanders: E. R. C. Nanson. The rank of this officer is as now stated, not Group Captain as stated in R.A.F. Bulletin No. Ill, dated March 20E. M. Murray, D.S.O., M.C., from No. 45 Squadron (Iraq Command) to command No. 2 Wing Headquarters (India). 2.3.23. J. C Halahan,C.B.E., A.F.C., from Headquarters, R.A.F., India, to command No 3 Wing Headquarters (Indri). 15.2.23. J. R. W. Smyth-Piggott, D.S.O., fromR.A.F. Depot (Inland Area) to command Armament and Gunnery School (Inland Area). 23.2.23. O. T. Boyd, O.B.E., M.C., A.F.C., from No. 24Squadron (Inland Area) to command School of Army Co-operation (Inland Area). 15.2.23. Substituted for the notification concerning this officercontained in R.A.F. Bulletin No. Ill, dated March 20. Squadron Leaders: C. C. Durston, from R.A.F. Depot (Inland Area) toSchool of Army Co-operation (Inland Area). 16.3.23. A. Burtenshaw, O.B.E. M.C., to command Central Supply Depot (Iraq Command). On appointmentto short service commission in Stores Branch. H. F. Fuller, from Inland Area Aircraft Depot to Headquarters, R.A.F., Cranwell. 13.3.23. A. G. R.Garrod, M.C., D.F.C., from School of Army Co-operation (Inland Area) to R.A.F. Staff College (Inland Area). 3.4.23. Flight Lieutenants: F. J. Murphy, M.C., from Engine Repair Depot (MiddleEast) to No. 4 Flying Training School (Middle East). For duty as Medical Officer. To remain attached to Stores Depot, Egypt. 16.2.23. V. R.Smith, from Headquarters, R.A.F. (Middle East) to Engine Repair Depot (Middle East). 12.2.23. W. A Harvey, from Boys' Wing (Cranwell) toInland Area Aircraft Depot (Inland Area). 23.3.23. W. G. L. Wambeek, from No. 20 Squadron (India) to Aircraft Depot (India). 17.2.23. E. O.Grenfell, M.C., A.F.C., from No. 27 Squadron (India) to No. 1 Squadron (Iraq Command). For duty as Adjutant. 3.2.23. J. L. Vaehell, M.C.,from No. 27 Squadron (India) to No. 3 Wing Headquarters (India). For duty as Adjutant. 15.2.23. R. A. de H. Haig, from Aeroplane ExperimentalEstablishment (Coastal Area) to command Experimental Section, R.A.F. (Inland Area). 23.4.23. E. C. Emmett. M.C., D.F.C., from No. 39 Squadron(Inland Area) to R.A.F. Depot (Inland Area). (Supernumerary.) 1.4.23. L. F. L. Bawn, from Inland Area Aircraft Depot (Inland Area) to Boys' Wing(Cranwell). 9.4.23. W. C. Clark, from R.A.F. Depot (Inland Area) to School of Technical Training (Men) (Inland Area). 19.3.23. E. Bennett,from No. 1 Stores Depot to No. 1 School of Technical Training (Boys) (Halton). 20.3.23. A.M. Moffatt, from Armament and Gunnery School (Inland Area) toHeadquarters, Coastal Area. (Supernumerary.) 4.4.23. E. R. Whitehouse, from No. 1 School of Technical Training (Boys) (Halton) to No. 2 FlyingTraining School (Inland Area). 9.4.23. P. E. Maitland, A.F.C., from No. 4 Flying Training School (Middle East) to No. 45 Squadron (Iraq Command).23.1.23. P. J. Barnett, M.C., from R.A.F. Depot (iDland Area) to No. 39 Squadron (Inland Area). For duty as Adjutant. 26.3.23. V. Aalbrecht, .O.B.E., M.C., from No. 4 Flying Training School (Middle East) to Central Flying School (Inland Area). (Supernumerary.) 1.4.23. R. Whyte, fromSchool of Technical Training (Men) (Inland Area) to No. 1 School of Technical Training (Bo 's) (Halton). 18.3.23. F. T. Allen, from No. 2 Flying TrainingSchool (Inland Area) to R.A.F. Depot. 12.4.23. R. H. Wace, M.B., from No. I School of Technical Training (Boys) (Halton) to Central Medical Board(Coastal Area). 6.4.23. H. E. H. Tracy, from Research Laboratory and Medical Officers' School of Instruction (Coastal Area) to No. 1 School ofTechnical Training (Boys) (Halton). 6.4.23. Colonel Wilkinson Dent, C.B.E., D.S.O. (Indian Army), to Headquarters(Iraq Command). On attachment to Royal Air Force for two years. 1.10 22. Captain (Brevet Major) C. M. Tippetts (South Wales Borderers) to H •ad-quarters (Iraq Command). On attachment to Royal Air Force for two years. 9.2.23. PERSONALS Married The marriage took place in Paris, on March 15, of MAGDA, daughter of the MARQUIS LOUIS DE CHASSELOUP-LAUBAT, the eminent engineer, and PRINCE ACHILLE MURAT, great-grandson of Napoleon's brother-in-law and King of Naples. Prince Achille served during the War at the age of 18 in the trenches, and received the Croix de Guerre from General Gouraud for services in the Flying Corps in Syria. Capt. WILLIAM STUART PHILCOX, D.F.C., B.A., only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Philcox, of 2, Lancaster Road, West Norwood, was married on March 24", at St. Luke's, West Norwood, to NORA ANGELA ROSE, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HERBERT INGRAM, of 12, Lancaster Road, West Norwood. To be Married The marriage arranged between Flight Lieutenant J. O. ANDREWS, D.S.O., M.C., only son of the late John Andrews and Mrs. Hartmann, of Sudbury, Middlesex, and BERTHA WINIFRED, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WILFRED BISDEE, of Hambrook, Glos., will take place quietly at Frenchay Church on April 14. 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Brooke-Hunt, of Hundleby House, Spilsby. • -., , •-,•••;• ; .•!..-:.. .:.:.::'-.- '"••••- Death ^ It is with regret that we have to announce the death of Lady Llangattock, which took place at South Lodge, Rutland Gate, S.Wr., on April 1. Lady Llangattock was the youngest daughter of Sir Charles Fitzroy Maclean, and was the mother of the Hon. C. S. Rolls, who was killed at the Bournemouth Aviation Meeting in 1910. Items tThe marriage arranged between Miss SYBIL LATTA andFlight-Lieut. JOHN BERESFORD COLE-HAMILTON, R.A.F., willnot take place. We are pleased to note that the Receiving Order forbankruptcy against Patrick Y. Alexander has been rescinded, debts having been paid in full. 191 THE INDEFATIGABLE G-EBBS: This D.H.34 has now flown more than 110,000 miles, and has never had to make a landing outside a licensed aerodrome, which speaks well for the reliability of the Napier ts " Lion " engine with which it is fitted.
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Diane Sawyer is only moving to a different part of ABC News, but to watch her farewell on "Good Morning America" Friday, you'd think it was her last day on Earth.
Sawyer, who's been a co-anchor of the morning show for the past 10 years — and, by her count, 2,881 shows — anchored her last "GMA" Friday, and the show's final hour became a tribute to her time there, with video montages showing her in both serious and silly moments (it may take a while for you to erase the image of Usher teaching her to drop it like it's hot).
Sawyer was emotional throughout the broadcast, saying at the top of the show that she'd have tissues at the ready. "My heart is smiling," she said. "The privilege of sharing my mornings with all of you has been more than I can say." Take a look:
Sawyer will become the anchor of "World News" on Dec. 21. She's taking over for her former "GMA" co-host, Charles Gibson, who's retiring from the post at the end of next week.
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Sounds – November 23, 2017
JOYWAVE — 'Content'
THE GOOD: Upstate New York indie pop/rock outfit Joywave releases its second proper full-length album.
THE BAD: Too generic?
THE NITTY GRITTY: One advantage "Content" has going for it is the sequencing. Right from the very beginning, we're hit with formulaic, radio-friendly synth/guitar mashups. Thankfully, as the album plays on, the music becomes more distinct. The songs stop melting together. The highlight definitely is the multi-dimensional and sprawling "Going To a Place."
Still, nothing here exactly leaps out of your speakers or headphones. "Content" is the kind of stuff you listen to while you're doing something else — running, commuting, cleaning out the garage. It's catchy background music you may or may not come back to at some point after that first spin. Joywave. Sir Sly. Saint Motel. Yawn. Rinse. Repeat.
BUY IT?: Your call. "Content" isn't terrible, but these guys were better when the beats and electronics were more front and center. During the band's EP and mixtape days, it was all about a groove, and the music was far more memorable.
Baio — 'Man of the World'
THE GOOD: Vampire Weekend bassist Chris Baio releases his second proper solo album.
THE BAD: There IS another VW album in the works. It can't happen quickly enough. Side projects are a pale substitute.
THE NITTY GRITTY: You can tell Baio is one half of a rhythm section. The guy knows his way around a melodic hook and snappy riff. Yet the focus of his work always seems to be the beat or drive beneath the stuff above.
"World" finds most of its songs interconnected. Keep them together, and the record flows amazing well. Pull them apart, and a few tunes seem incomplete. Musically, we run the gamut from bouncy bits ("The Key Is Under the Mat") to more laid-back, writhing pieces ("Dangeroue Anamal").
Lyrically, "World" is heavier than 2015's "The Names." Baio tackles climate change, politics and his Trump-supporting first cousin Scott Baio ("Shame in My Name"). Sometimes the messages seem heavy-handed against the bubbly backdrops, with the elements not quite gelling. But "World" still clicks overall.
BUY IT?: Sure.
EMA — 'Exile in the Outer Ring'
THE GOOD: Singer/songwriter Erika Michelle Anderson (EMA) revisits her South Dakota roots while painting a bleak picture of the Midwest today.
THE BAD: "Outer Ring" is not an easy listen, but's it's worth the effort.
THE NITTY GRITTY: Welcome to an existence riddled with apathy, poverty, substance abuse, no direction and absolutely NO future. The singer purrs time and again throughout the subdued "Down and Out," "But what are you hoping for?"
EMA has a knack for making ugly records, and "Outer Ring" is no exception. Lyrically, we're dealing with all those aforementioned daily obstacles. Musically, we're slammed with an abrasive combination of ragged pop and industrial noise. Guitars are important, but the banging beats and buzzing, droning synths always dominate. EMA isn't exactly screaming in your face, but you can feel every character's frustration and hopelessness, even during the more somber bits.
"Outer Ring" drags you into the dirt and never lets up. Proceed with caution, and don't let those slick melodies fool you.
BUY IT?: Yeah.


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Thailand • Bangkok
- A walk through parts of old Bangkok to see different cultures
- Travel like the locals (tour includes sky train, local bus and express boats on Chao Phraya River)
Tour Overview
Travel like the locals and take the skytrain to the river and board an Express Boat on the Chao Phraya River to Rachawong pier. Then, walk to the heart of Chinatown to pay a visit to the Chinese temple of Wat Leng Noei Yi.
We take you for coffee or tea into a typical Chinese shop that looks exactly like it did decades ago, before we continue by public bus to the Indian quarter.
We will stroll across the old iconic bridge Saphan Phut. On the other side of the bridge we reach the Thonburi side and its Portugese quarter which is still very untouched by tourists. There we visit Wat Prayoon, which is lesser known than some of its "colleagues" – but no less interesting – and decorated with the UNESCO "Excellence Award."
Continue with a visit to the 18th-century chapel of St. Cruz-Church and stroll through the old alleys, where you can taste exquisite homemade pastries.
We will then board a longtail-boat and go on a klong tour which ends at Klong Bang Luang, a small artist-village. We will walk along the stilt-houses, where art of all kinds is on display and offer. On most days (with the exception of Wednesday and Thursday) you will be able to see a puppet-show.
We will return by boat to the pier and then back to the hotel. But before you go back, you should not miss out on feeding the fish in the klongs. It is said to bring you good luck!


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Warm Water Report
October 26, 2016: Fall fishing continues to be good throughout the Hill Country. I am seeing cooler water temperatures everywhere, and the fish are starting to notice those cooler temperatures immediately after a cold front, however the bass still remain very busy, fattening up for the winter. It is early still for trout, but we are starting to see water temps on the Guadalupe creeping closer to the range where trout will, once again, take over as our daily trip of choice.
The Llano River near Castell continues to flow well for a kayak and wading, through there is only one section that I am floating in the raft. It happens to be a section that few others fish, so we have had a nice few days. Water color from the last rise on the river (about a month ago) is back to clear to very clear throughout the river, and you can once again see fish traveling to take your fly. I have had good days on streamers in various colors, but with the clearer water, I am back to brighter colors as my first choice to tie on. There are LOTS of hoppers (tan and yellow) and cricket frogs (brown/green) about, and the fish have been working them in the evenings. Water temperatures are cooler now, and I have not been in the biggest of hurries to get on the water at first light these days, but, rather, have been enjoying the cool autumn weather to fish throughout the mid morning, into the afternoons and evenings. Burgers are still good at the Castell General Store, and, the beer is still cold.
The South Llano River near Junction is back to normal color and clarity following the rise in September, and the Rio Grande Cichlids are out in force. I have had better days catching Rio's on the South Llano in the past few weeks than I did all Spring and Summer. If it is a fish on your bucket list, now would be a good chance to check the box. Pattern selection is similar to the main Llano, with streamers doing most of the heavy lifting, but hoppers and froggies making for fun against the banks.
The Guadalupe River near New Braunfels is flowing at 100 cfs as of this report. That is down from 300 cfs from the last report, and is in the range that makes wading very easy throughout the river, but makes floating a little more difficult. My last few days on the Guadalupe were immediately after the most recent front, so the fish were down, though I have gotten good reports since then of the largemouth and smallies starting to move again. Water temps are in the mid to low 70s, and water color is very clear for the Guadalupe. You can see fish moving 3-5 feet to take your fly right now, and with the lower flows, I am seeing a lot of fish holding in the mid-channel or drop offs a little off the banks, which is a change from being tight on the banks when flows were higher.
The Colorado River downstream of Austin is still the Colorado downstream of Austin. Good fish are being caught, flows continue to cycle every day, and water conditions change as the flows change. I have been spending more time on the Llano and South Llano since the last report, and have not been to the Colorado in that time, through I have continued to hear good reports for right place and right time fishing. If anything, the continued report has been that if the fish want your fly, they will let you know almost immediately. Another sign of Fall. Aggressive fish taking well placed flies. One upside to the cooler weather has been that flows on the LCR is not seeing the huge bump in flows (150 cfs to over 4000 cfs) in a day for hydro-electrical generation, though the flows are going in a range from about 150 cfs to 1500 cfs each day. This might not seem like a big change, but it has helped to improve water clarity downstream of FM973, and give a bit of a boost to the fishing activity.
The San Marcos River has finally reduced in flows to the point where I am starting to spend a bit of time there. Nothing crazy to report, other than it is nice to get out on the San Marcos once again. If anything big happens between this report and the next, I'll post some photos over on the CGS Facebook page.
The streamer bite is good when you can get you pattern close to structure, the bank, or when the Guadalupe bass are active in the current. I have seen some very nice bass caught on smaller streamers of late because they were put where the fish were living. It is not as much about the fly right now as about the placement.
Bonus tips (things that I have to keep reminding people when they are struggling to catch fish):
1) It is the Fall, and with that a number of cooler mornings. Start keeping more of an eye on when fronts are going to come through. If you see a day where you have warm and muggy, and the next day is cool and breezy, then take advantage of the pre-front opportunity and get some fishing in on the falling barometer.
2) If you cannot get the day off to fish pre-front, and you only day is just after a front, consider fishing slower and deeper, and with more streamers. Also, a cool morning can mean that there is not the biggest rush to get out on the water. Fish mid-morning and into the evenings, rather than our early bird Summer bass routine.
3) Still seeing lots of takes on the drop, i.e. the fish eats almost immediately after the fly hits the water. To get more of these fish, and since we are fishing more streamers, work to make sure that you are feeling the rod fully load on you backcast. With any fly, it is possibly to feel this load in your casting hand as the rod begins to bend, though with a streamer it is much more noticeable. Wait until you feel the thump in your hand as your streamer extends fully behind and then begin your forward cast. This will do wonders on making for a better forward cast, and should mean you line extends more fully on your forward cast, resulting in little to no slack between the tip of the rod and the fly as the fly comes into the water. Many bass are missed because we limp a cast into the bank for fear that we might catch the bank rather. This results in many missed fish because there is too much slack in the line one it hits the water, and we are unable to make a set because of that slack.
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My sister (Hi, Carol!) sent me this picture in a text last weekend and it looked so good I asked her where she got the recipe. It's from the Rachael Ray Show.
It's got roasted Brussels sprouts and butternut squash — two ingredients that seem to be popular these days — also shallots, paprika, garlic powder and sage, and lots of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. I would probably cut the 5-6 tablespoons of olive oil by two-thirds. But because I didn't make this dish myself (not yet anyway), I'm going to post a link and not the recipe itself as I probably would make some adjustments to lower the calories, salt and fat.
My sister did offer some suggestions on changes she'd make the next time she makes it.
1) Grind the fennel seeds in a spice or coffee grinder. There's a lot of seeds, they can be annoying.
2) Make the recipe a day ahead. The flavors really came together after 24 hours and had a sausage like flavor.
3) The vegetables may need a few more minutes to roast and caramelize the bottom of the Brussels Sprouts.
I'll let you know when I try this one, but if any of you go for it, please let us know!
Here is the link to Raechel Ray's Balsamic Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Butternut Squash and Chicken Thighs.
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Storm Clouds Over Wisley
On Saturday we braved the weather and set off for Wisley, having decided to spend the weekend garden visiting as part of my 40th birthday celebrations. We managed to dodge the showers, resorting to lurking in the glasshouse for rather longer than usual as the heavens opened. When we ventured back outside, the storm clouds added drama to the planting around the glasshouse:
Here are some other pleasing views from Wisley this weekend:
The rose garden (above) was looking gorgeous, but the new rose garden is not open until 1st July. You can already walk along the main pathway but not through the planting.
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Thursday, 9 June 2011
Hey Good Looking!
I don't mean to blow my own trumpet, but I think my garden is looking pretty good at the moment. Things seem to be coming to a crescendo, which is good because I'm having a party on Sunday to celebrate a certain birthday, rhyming with naughty! Only problem is, rain is forecast! And if it does rain, sorry guests but you are still going to be marched out into the garden to have a look around! I haven't toiled in every spare moment for my endeavours to go unnoticed! But for those of you not invited, and for that many apologies, here are a few pics:
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Sunday, 5 June 2011
Rodmell Open Gardens
Braving the rain this afternoon we headed just five miles up the road to the village of Rodmell, which had 26 gardens open for charity today. The rain sadly kept some people away, but not us! It was rather lovely to walk in the rain, it's so long since we've had any decent precipitation. Some of the gardens prompted me to get the camera out, of course.
This garden had beautiful views over the rolling countryside.
Many of the gardens had gorgeous displays of roses.
This attractive tree is a Portuguese Laurel.
I loved this arrangement of herbs in pots:
Monk's House (National Trust), former home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf, was also open today.
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The exterior of John Lewis on Oxford Street, 1960
John Lewis, christmas 1964. The Winged Figure is just visible
A Gazette article on one hundred years of trading in Oxford Street
Barbara Hepworth with the Winged Figure
The brand new John Lewis on Oxford Street was opened on the 17th October 1960. The shop then looks much as it does now, although there have been a number of interior changes over the years. Upon opening, trading was conducted from three of the five floors, with the core of the business in linens, furniture, kitchen and tableware, and fashion. However, several entirely new departments were added, whilst several others were expanded. These included radio, television and DIY departments. It was initiatives like this that cemented John Lewis' position as the flagship store of the Partnership.
The new store also had an auditorium installed with seating for over 300 people. The auditorium was capable of putting on full-scale productions and concerts, and was also utilised as a meeting space.
One new addition that surfaced soon after opening, was the cast aluminium 'Winged Figure', added to the exterior of the building in 1963. Originally a competition to design a sculpture for the side of the building had been run, but this proved unsuccessful. As a result, celebrated artist and sculpture Barbara Hepworth was approached by the Partnership. She was asked to design a piece of work which she thought would 'evoke a sense of freedom'. The resulting work has adjourned the side of John Lewis ever since, and was renovated in 2013 in its 50th year.
John Spedan Lewis, the Founder of the John Lewis Partnership, sadly passed away in 1963. Just one year later, the Partnership celebrated its 50th year of being. It had come a long way since Spedan had been given control of Peter Jones in 1914.
Significantly, 1964 was also John Lewis' 100th year of trading. The department store had witnessed many ups, and one lengthy, catastrophic down, but by 1964 it had definitely turned a corner. This was the year that the Partnership bonus exceeded £1 million for the first time. In its time since opening, just four meagre years, sales at John Lewis had doubled, and the profits were over four times greater. This set the department store and the Partnership up nicely for the foreseeable future.
Does anybody remember the Oxford Street dances in the auditorium? Rod Stewart, Moody Blues, Creation, Sounds Incorporated, The Herd, Long John Baldry, Nashville Teens, Julie Driscoll........crikey, I'm back there and bopping!
Does anybody remember the Young Partners Branch Council inviting (Sir) Cliff Richard to one of our meetings in the 60's? Although he didn't attend in person, he did send us cassette tape with a message that was played at YPBC meeting after work in the fifth floor restroom. Can anybody add to this memory?
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Radar Key Genuine disabled toilet RADAR Key Guaranteed to open all RADAR locks Access..Ex Tax: £5.00 £6.00
Fleece Covered Wheelchair Cushion Stay comfortable and warm whilst out in your wheelchair wit..Ex Tax: £17.50 £21.00
Wheelchair Leather Gloves Designed by wheelchair users, for wheelchair users, these gloves ar..Ex Tax: £24.92 £29.90
Leg Lifter This webbing strap with stiffened stem enables the user to move a stiff or immobil..Ex Tax: £9.08 £10.90
Standard Wheelchair Cushion This Wheelchair Cushion was designed for any wheelchair that does..Ex Tax: £20.00 £24.00
Wheelchair Lap Belt The Wheelchair Lap Belt is suitable for use with most standard wheelchair..Ex Tax: £11.67 £14.00
HYDRANT - DRINKING SYSTEM The Hydrant drinking aid is an easy way to receive instant access ..Ex Tax: £17.42 £20.90
Drive Hand Muff The new handmuff was designed with extra comfort in mind to improve any journ..Ex Tax: £12.50 £15.00
Mobility Seat Pad (Coral Fleece) A coral fleece seat pad for use on a wheelchair or scooter. ..Ex Tax: £18.00 £21.60
Mobility Chair Pad (Coral Fleece) A coral fleece chair pad for use on a wheelchair or scooter..Ex Tax: £24.00 £28.80
Blue Badge Display Wallet Each Blue Badge wallet comes with a free timer clock and are specia..Ex Tax: £12.50 £15.00
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