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The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA®) is an international society of radiologists, medical physicists and other medical professionals with over 54,600 members. Approximately 54,000 people from 136 countries around the globe attended RSNA 2016.
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Biden Gets Ryan to Admit True Agenda
Last night's vice-presidential debate was a joy to watch, with a fearless and confident Joe Biden relentlessly eliciting and then demolishing the talking points behind the Romney/Ryan campaign and -- to use one of Uncle Joe's favorite words -- literally laughing in the face of their lies.
Biden uncovered the GOP ticket's essential ignorance on foreign affairs (from Israel and Syria to Iran and Afghanistan). He vigorously defended the stimulus, noting that even Ryan had had his hand out for federal stimulus money. Biden was single-minded in his defense of the middle class, recalling Romney's notorious 47% comments repeatedly. He also gave a thoughtful and moving defense of the pro-choice position, reminding viewers that one's personal faith should not be imposed on others, and, not incidentally, reminding those same viewers that the Romney/Ryan ticket has a very different position.
However, what should be the big story out of this debate is what the GOP has planned for Social Security. As expected, the Vice President hammered Ryan on his plans to turn Medicare into a voucher program. But incredibly, Ryan also came out in support of privatizing Social Security. Biden put the kibosh on that idea: "With regard to Social Security, we will not privatize it," he said. "If we listened to Romney in the Bush years imagine where the seniors would be now if their money had been in the market. Their ideas are old. Their ideas are bad."
The best analysis came from Charles Pierce at Esquire. After noting that, as the vice-presidential nominee, Biden has had the good luck to debate two wide-eyed neophytes on the national stage, Pierce asks, "You know what's the difference between Sarah Palin and Paul Ryan?


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Archive for November, 2008
I expanded upon the awesome CCIE Lab Technology Outline found in the Resources section or our main Web Site. I am looking to add features to this list soon, and of course, please post any changes you feel I should make in our comments section. I plan on fixing the formatting as I add new features. Enjoy your studies.
I. Bridging and Switching
A. Frame Relay
I. L2/L3 Resolution – static vs dynamic
II. Broadcast/Multicast Support
IV. Full Mesh/Partial Mesh
V. Hub and Spoke using Point-to-Point
VI. Hub and Spoke using Multipoint
VIII. PPP over Frame
IX. End to End Keepalives
X. Broadcast Queue
XI. Load Interval
XII. PING local interface
XIII. Multilink Frame Relay
B. PPP/HDLC Continue Reading
Nothing is perfect in this world, and things like typos and missed solutions do happen in the workbooks. However, we're constantly working to improve the quality of our products. If you think you found an issue with a workbook and want to report it, then go to:
and click on the "Submit ticket" link. Select "Quality Management" department and fill in the form that follows. Attach screenshots and other information that you find necessary with the report. As soon as you submit the ticket, you will receive an automated e-mail notification, and may continue to follow the discussion thread using regular e-mail.
The best part is – we're going to launch a system of rewards for people that report valid issues (this is why the form asks for your membership account name). So in result, you're not just helping others, you win something!
Tags: customer-focus, iewb, management, quality, support
Tonight I'm posting some updates to the IEWB-RS Volume 1 Version 5.0 section of OSPF, along with an interesting teaser on how OSPF path selection works towards external routes originated in an NSSA. In my pursuit of networking Nirvana, I have a motto; learn something new every day. This topic for sure will fall into that category for many engineers.
We all (hopefully) know what an NSSA is in OSPF. It's that cute little area that's sort of stubby, but not completely, which allows us to cut down on the size of the OSPF database while still doing redistribution into an area. What is a little lesser known fact however, is how calculation towards an external route originated in an NSSA differs from a normal route redistributed into OSPF. Check the above link for the detailed walkthrough of how this works, along with the diagram and initial configs for those of you that don't already have a subscription to the product, but the spirit of the situation is as follows… Continue Reading
In this post we are going to discuss operations of the "traceroute" and "ping" command in MPLS environment. The reader is supposed to have solid understanding of MPLS VPN technologies, prior to read this document. Note the use of terms "MPLS ping/traceroute" which are interchangeable with "LSP ping/traceroute"
The following is the testbed topology we are going to use for simulations. All PE/P routers are 7206s running IOS version 12.0(33)S. Unfortunately, MPLS ping and traceroute commands are just a recent addition to IOS code, and thus you only see them in later 12.4T versions and recent 12.0S images. The IOS versions currently used in the CCIE SP lab do not support the MPLS ping/trace features.
Classic Ping and Traceroute
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Part 3 – A Chapter Closes
Andrew Spruce arrived his usual 15 minutes early to the lab building at the Research Triangle Park Cisco location. He sat in the car with the heater running.
Is this North Carolina or Siberia? thought Andrew as he looked over the building where he would soon be configuring a rack of equipment at near super human speeds. The temperature on this January morning had to be about one degree.
Another car pulled along side and Andrew glanced at another candidate. They shared a moment's eye contact that seemed to acknowledge volumes in a single instant.
I am going to pass today. Yes, I am going to pass today.
Twenty minutes later Andrew was greeting the RTP proctor, Hubert.
I should add this guy to my Christmas Card List, thought Andrew as he sat at his cube with his 15 inch CRT and scratch paper. Andrew had seen him more in the last year than he had seen most of his relatives.
There it was, the lab booklet; so plain, so in descript; so potentially full of brain-busting fun!
I am going to pass today. Yes, I am going to pass today.
Andrew smiled confidentially and immediately engaged his tried and true lab strategy. He quickly confirmed the configurations on his pod were correct and examined the lab sections he would face that day.
Ten minutes later Andrew made his first verification (a very happy 802.1Q trunk), collected two points, and smiled even wider.
I am going to pass today. Yes, I am going to pass today.
From the cube next door, Andrew suddenly heard a loud slap of a palm against the cheap plastic monitor. Obscenities followed that would have made Andrew Dice Clay sound like Mr. Rodgers.
Andrew reached for some of the lightly salted peanuts he had brought to his desk, smiled at the photo of his daughter wearing her Cisco Kid T-shirt, and went back to his Layer 2 configurations.
I am going to pass today. Yes, I am going to pass today.
Hello to all our faithful blog readers, I hope this post find you very well, and enjoying your studies!
Access list tasks are a common CCIE Lab Exam feature, and I wanted to take a moment to show how easy it can be for a candidate to miss one thing or many things in such a task.
Here is the task topology and the task itself. Following that we have the proposed solution by a Mock Student
Can you find the errors in his or her ways?
The Topology
The Task
Traffic Filtering
8.1 Configure a security filter on R3 that will accomplish the following for traffic entering the router from the direction of R2:
- Allow Telnet from R2 (S0/1) to R1 (Lo1)
- Allow BGP traffic through the router
- Allow ICMP ping traffic between R1 (Lo1) and R2 (Lo1)
- Block any traffic sourced from RFC 1918 addresses – log these violations and include Layer 2 address information
4 points
The Proposed Solution
access-list 100 permit tcp host 126.96.36.199 eq telnet host 192.168.100.1 eq telnet
access-list 100 permit tcp any any eq bgp
access-list 100 permit icmp host 184.108.40.206 host 192.168.100.1
access-list 100 permit icmp host 192.168.100.1 host 188.8.131.52
access-list 100 deny ip 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 any log
access-list 100 deny ip 172.16.0.0 0.0.255.255 any log
access-list 100 deny ip 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 any log
interface Serial1/2
ip access-group 100 in
NOTE: I have posted a solution to this blog in the comments. The solution post date is November 20th, 2008.
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I saw a CCENT student ask a pretty common question on a Cisco forum the other day…they wanted to know tips for making all the theory really "stick" when studying.
A great tip in this regard is to practice as much as possible as you study. Get your hands on your home network and investigate as much as possible to drive the theory home.
For example, in the Operation of Data Networks portion of the course, why not download the free protocol analyzer, Wireshark, and start examining the packets that are generated by common network events?
Here is a simulation that I pulled from our course to demonstrate just how valuable this can be. Enjoy:
Today's Open Lecture Series topic, Understanding the OSPF Database, will be open for guest access. All users, customers and guests alike, are welcome to attend. Simply open the link http://ieclass.internetworkexpert.com/r32376193/ and login with your classroom account or use the guest access field to attend. Class starts at 1pm Pacific time (GMT -8)
Today's session explores in detail how OSPF route selection occurs in the database, and how features such as network types, stub areas, and virtual-links affect the database view.
For customers of the Open Lecture Series, and the CCIE 2.0 Program, the Class-on-Demands from the previous sessions last week will be made available later tonight. More information will be made available once the Class-on-Demands are posted.
Hope to see you in class!
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If you have stopped-out of the workplace, there are some strategies for making a smoother transition. You may feel anxious about the challenges of moving from home to office. You can lessen the stress if you prepare ahead of time. For all the many things that women are juggling today, getting started is the hardest part, but investing your time will be worth the results.
1. Get Career Tested by a Career Counselor
This reentry is a new opportunity to find work that has purpose and meaning. Finding your passion is an important part of the 3-step career development process: 1) self-assessment, 2) career exploration, and 3) job search or education/training. A qualified professional can administer and interpret self-assessment inventories to more thoroughly evaluate your skills, values, and interests and zero in on the passions that will lead you to possible career options.
2. Explore Your Options
With the results of the self-assessment tests, you will want to develop 4 options: 1) first choice job/ideal, 2) realistic job choice/back-up plan, 3) safety job/last choice, and 4) wild card job/unexpected opportunity.
3. Set Short-term and Long-term Goals: What are your goals?
Commit to writing 3 to 5 S.M.A.R.T. goals (Specific, Measurable, Action-Oriented, Realistic and Time-Sensitive). You will need to answer such questions as: "Do I need part-time or full-time work?" "Should I return to my past employer or seek a new company?"
4. Close the Resume Gap
Updating your resume can help you assess growth and keep you competitive. Consider meeting with someone that would be willing to give an objective critique and advise you on how to close any gaps or weaknesses. A strong resume can produce multiple interviews.
5. Volunteer into a Career
To make this a smooth transition, you will need to develop a series of transferable skills for the workplace. By volunteering at various non-profit organizations, you can develop administrative, fundraising, organizational, communication, analytical, problem-solving, and financial skills. This is also a way to close the resume gap.
6. Obtain Strong References
An employer will ask you for references to confirm your abilities. Volunteer experiences can serve as excellent source of letters of recommendation and strong references can make a difference in your candidacy.
7. Read and Research
During your downtime, I recommend that you stay current by reading relevant career books and researching your options. A suggested sample includes: What Color is Your Parachute?, Do What You Are, I Don't Know What I Want But I Know It's Not This, and Do What You Love and the Money Will Follow. Also research various industries, employers, and specific job titles. When you think about how much time you will be spending at work, this type of research will be a real investment.
8. Take a Course
A class might help you develop new skills and knowledge that will be applicable to the workplace. One course can also ease you into a possible degree program that will increase the possibilities for advancement. Learning a new computer application will also look attractive on your resume.
9. Networking Beats NOTworking
At least 50% of all jobs are landed by networking, so begin before you need the next job. Conduct informational interviews to explore your options. Shadow someone in the field to get a taste of the profession. Tap into the networks of your family, friends and other professionals for advice and to develop relationships that generate leads. Collect business cards for future reference.
10. Sharpen Your Interview Skills
It's the most important and neglected stage, so don't "wing it." Be sure you research the career field, the employer, the specific job and answers to difficult questions. Spruce up your wardrobe with new interview attire. Consider conducting a video-taped mock interview to help you practice conveying your goals, strengths, career direction.
11. Implement the Action Plan
A clear purpose and direction derive from an organized personal plan. Once your career plan is developed be sure to review it periodically, revise it as necessary, and recommit to it frequently. Form your "Dream Team" of advisors that will help you implement your plans and keep you motivated and accountable. Plan your work and work your plan. Finding a career that you are passionate about requires preparation and sacrifice, but it is entirely possible with the right tools, perseverance, and guidance.
Tom's Tip: "To succeed in life you need 3 things: a wish bone, a back bone and a funny bone." – Reba McEntire
Keep Climbing,
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i feel long tap press issue?(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qqIPWYIpHE) perfectly fix
Yeah, I just tried it but it's a version for South Korea so I could only load the kernel (have a US one).
The multitouch is definitely fixed! Couldn't really test anymore as my wifi isn't working (only loaded the kernel).
Hopefully one of the devs will integrate this firmware into their custom roms!
Just loaded DutchDanny's kernel again and the multitouch is back to being wonky. Guess it really was a kernel fix after all then and not a driver update.
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This is the ultimate place to study tourism and hospitality. It offers a range of world-class industry operators in an environment where tourism and hospitality are "normalised" enabling students to become active participants and network in the industry.
Queenstown is world-renowned as the Adventure Tourism Capital of the World. However you don't have to be an adrenaline junkie to get the most out of Queenstown.
The stunning beauty and well developed infrastructure make Queenstown an ideal place to study. With a resident population of around 20,000 and an annual visitor influx of over 2 million people, Queenstown is buzzing with tourism. This normalisation of tourism means that students are exposed to a mature and thriving tourism sector that is in many ways ahead of the global curve. The opportunity for students to network and live amongst this environment is an ideal first step in their hospitality or adventure tourism career.
The Queenstown lifestyle with its energetic, fit and healthy population quickly becomes an inspiring influence on QRC students. Safe streets and a welcoming outlook makes for a learning and living environment that nurtures students as they work through their studies.


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review: rescue beauty lounge on gansevoort in nyc.
mission: to determine if rescue beauty lounge's signature manicure is worth it's $30 price tag. to do that, it would need to be 3x better than my average neighborhood manicure (which costs $10).
- the experience: the hand massage and treatment at rescue beauty lounge were not noticeably better than my average manicure - not subpar, but nothing to right home about.
- the finished product: the coverage was meticulous - there was no polish missing from the sides of my nails (which happens in my local nail shop).
- the longitude: this manicure lasted totally chip free for 6 days, the longest of any normal (non-gel) manicure i've ever received, but only 2x longer than my usual mani (which lasts 3 days).
- x-factor: 3 different guys complimented me on my color, stormy - a steely-grey.
the verdict: i loved the polish (and the compliments), but i could do without the $30 manicure and just take a rescue beauty lounge polish to my local shop. if i'm gonna spend upwards of $30 on a mani, it better be gel.


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Please join us for the opening of Finding Home, a photography exhibit that explores homelessness, its causes and solutions in North Carolina.
If you can't make it to the opening, the show will be up at the Morning Times Gallery through the month of August.
Organizer Susanna Birdsong
Fri, Aug. 7, 2009
6 p.m. - 11 p.m.
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Some say if you've seen one, you've seen them all. Such is not the case with BMW. They unleashed a fury of models at the 2013 Chicago Auto Show; everything from the 1-Series M to the 3-Series Sportwagon, to the mighty 7-Series. Particular interest was paid to the BMW 6-Series Gran Coupe – a sedan pretending to be a gorgeous coupe and pulling off the gorgeous part impeccably. This car has a presence that is not translated in these pictures.
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- Jill lashes out at Katherine.
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The firecracker or firework used in this demonstration is a manufactured M-88. Each of the firecrackers has a consistent amount of weight, grain, and grams of explosive material inside. The explosives will be placed inside of an apple, a cantaloupe, and a watermelon.
Each year around the 4th of July holiday, multiple injuries are sustained from the use of fireworks. No firework, whether it be a sparkler or firecracker, should ever be considered safe. The safest way to enjoy fireworks is to attend a public display conducted by trained professionals. People do not understand how devastating an injury like this is until they are the victim of it.
Based on the injury, reconstructive surgeons develop a plan and go through a series of events to restore function and appearance.
Each patient's rehabilitation is very individualized. We try to focus on individual patient needs with the goal of returning them to their everyday life activities. In the unfortunate event that somebody does sustain a devastating injury from a firework, going through the rehab process can be very beneficial from a physical, functional, and emotional standpoint.
When I was on my deck with my daughter and a few of her friends, I lit what I thought was a candle. The next thing I remember is an explosion. I want to reiterate that you should never light any sort of firework yourself; leave it to the professionals. In the explosion, I lost all my fingers and most of my thumb and feel a horrendous pain all the time. I truly hope no one else has to go through this type of injury.
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Interview with award-winning master pâtissier & international baking star, Eric Lanlard
I hope you had a lovely weekend! Last month, I was very kindly invited to afternoon tea at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel in London. Named 'Botanical Bites', the delicious food was designed by Eric Lanlard, whose name you may already be familiar with. Eric is an award-winning master pâtissie…read full article
Beautiful floral-inspired cakes by Nicola Holbrooke
Last week, I went to a fabulous Bloggers Afternoon Tea at Designer's Guild in London (which I'll be writing about shortly). We were treated to delicious food including beautiful floral-inspired cakes made by Nicola Holbrooke. They really did look too good to eat. I thought that you may like to see some…read full article
Wedding Wednesday: Interview with cake designer Amy Swann
Every so often, I'm sent images that really take my breath away...and I had one of those moments when I first clapped eyes on Amy Swann's incredible wedding cakes! As you'll see when you read further, they are like works of art! It gives me great pleasure to feature an interview with Amy today, for t…read full article
10 Stunning floral-inspired wedding cakes from cake designer Rosalind Miller
In this week's Wedding Wednesday blog post, I'm delighted to feature ten stunning floral-inspired wedding cakes from cake designer Rosalind Miller. I met Rosalind a few years ago at a wedding show and it's been so lovely to watch her career blossom. She was voted Best Wedding Cake Designer in the 201…read full article
Floral-inspired cakes by Cake Maison at Brides The Show – October 2013
Over the last few Wedding Wednesday's I've shared with you images of the florists' stands at Brides The Show. Even though I still have more florists to feature, I thought that this week, for a change, that I'd show you pictures of gorgeous floral-inspired cakes by Cake Maison. East Sussex based Emma Dr…read full article


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The Pre-Primary (or Toddler) level was new to MSM in the 2014-2015 school year, and we are having so much fun with our Toddlers!
The main focus of the Pre-Primary curriculum is social/emotional development, language skills, gross and fine motor control, extended concentration, independence, potty training, and preparation for the Primary level.
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Jonathan Ball MBE, our speaker at this year's annual lunch sent us the following comment:
I really must say I found the Sampson Society amazing …. there cannot be many communities so blessed with a caring civic group with so much devotion and a resource base to ensure their voice is heard …. Bravo say I ! …..
Stuart Line Cruise on board the "Tudor Rose". Not all of you may know that we had to cancel our Cruise in July due to there being so many other events being held on the same day and consequently a lack of numbers booking. So, NEXT YEAR's cruise will be on the evening of Saturday 16th June. Further details will follow in due course, but you may wish to note the date in your diary.
Walking Tours - In June, Martin Mallinson organised two identical Walking Tours of Bickwell Valley for an hour or so preceded by coffee. These were well paced and well informed. There may be further demand for a Bickwell Valley tour but meanwhile Martin is now planning a Town Centre tour either side of Easter 2018 and further details will follow in our next Newsletter.
If anyone would like to hold another Appreciation Visit one weekday morning, Martin will prepare a history of your house: please be in touch. For new members, these take the form of coffee on arrival, Martin giving a talk on the history of your house and a look round whichever rooms you wish to make available to look at the architectural style.
AGM – Monday 23rd October at 6pm at the Kingswood Hotel on the Esplanade. This is usually a convivial affair with a complimentary glass of wine after the short business of the evening. Edmund Harrison, our Vice-Chairman wishes to step down as Vice-Chairman due to other commitments but he is, thankfully, willing to remain on the committee as his knowledge of and long association with Sidmouth is invaluable. We are now looking for nominations for Vice-Chairman which should be with the Secretary by Monday 16th October.
Christmas Drinks and Buffet – Sunday 10th December at Noon. Nicky and Graham Davies are our hosts again at their lovely home, Trow Hall. Tickets, costing £12.50 each will be available for purchase at Sidsoft in Church Street from Wednesday 1st November. If you are not able to get to Sidsoft, please e-mail Alan Weaver at his address below. Due to space, this is a Member only event, but if you have house guests whom you wish to invite, our 'one member, one guest' rule applies.
Friday 9 March 2018 – Annual Lunch at the Victoria Hotel – further details to follow, but please note the date in your diary.
Alma Bridge update – your Society has been asked to put forward suggestions to Sidmouth Town Council regarding the positioning, on view to the public, of the preserved side walls and parapet of Sampson's Alma bridge. There is no 'bridge element' in what remains but is of historical interest. We plan to discuss this at our AGM.
Spotlight on Alma Bridge
Extracted from 'Sampson's Sidmouth' – In 1846 the Sid Vale Association agreed to build a bridge near the mouth of the river Sid, but the wife of the Lord of the Manor for Salcombe Regis, Mrs Cornish, refused to grant access. Eventually a deputation met Mrs Cornish and she finally consented. After much discussion an iron bridge was agreed, but the money was not forthcoming, therefore a wooden structure was approved. It was to be made out of the timber salvaged from the shipwrecked 'Laurel" and would cost £26.10s.
The bridge was named 'Alma Bridge' after the Battle of Alma in 1854 in the Crimean War. The bridge was erected by July 1855 but in 1877 it was severely damaged and was nearly washed away.
In October 1895 it was proposed to build a new bridge and a letter was written to the then Lord of the Manor for Salcombe Regis, Robert Kestell Cornish, Bishop of Madagascar who was abroad at the time. His permission had to be obtained.
Mr Sampson was asked to design and prepare specifications and get tenders for a wooden bridge on brick piers to be built at the same place as the existing bridge. (It is not known if the above gentleman is Mr Sampson, but it is likely to be so, dressed as he is and with a plan in his hand! He would have been aged 34 at the time)
Tenders were accepted from Mr Butters for the bridge and Messrs Skinners for the brickwork. The new Alma Bridge was opened in November 1900. It looks like they had someway to go to open in November if the date of the above photograph is correct.
We regret that we are not able to display he photos mentioned above which are in our original Newsletters.
We decided some time ago to alternate with a garden party one year and a different outside event another, so this year it's a Stuart Line Cruise on Saturday 15th July on board the "Tudor Rose". Departure time from Exmouth Dock is18.30, boarding from 18.00. Pay and Display parking is available on Exmouth seafront – the boat will have to leave at 18.30 regardless. Tickets are £25 to include a 3-piece jazz band and cold buffet with a return to dock at 22.00.
Steven Jellyman has arranged a 59 seater coach at a cost of £5 a seat. Please book at the same time as your ticket (and indicate preferred pick up point). Departure from Sidmouth Triangle at 5pm.
Tickets will be on sale from Monday 22 May to Friday 7 July at Sidsoft in Church Street or by post from Alan Weaver. Due to a limit on numbers to 75, your membership Number will be required as the event is restricted to Member and Spouse/Partner. A Reserve List will be started for those wishing to bring a guest (1 Member, 1 Guest). If you do not know your Membership Number, please contact Pamela Gordon-Lee, details at foot.
A new venture - Thursday 1 June and Tuesday 6 June – Martin Mallinson is organising two identical Walking Tours of Bickwell Valley for an hour or so preceded by coffee at 10am at Steve and Sally Jellyman's. Tickets limited to 12 on each day. Tickets will be on sale at £2.50 through Sidsoft again from Monday 22 May.
If anyone would like to hold another Appreciation Visit one week-day morning, Martin will prepare a history of your house. Please be in touch. For new members, these take the form of coffee on arrival, Martin giving a talk on the history of the house and a look round whichever rooms you wish to make available to look at the architectural style.
The Bungalow, Manor Road, Sidmouth.
This is an early Sampson design - the plans for it dated October 1895 are held in the Devon Record Office. The house was somewhat curiously called the Bungalow, and was built for (and presumably by) the Skinner brothers. It occupied a site on Manor Road between Crossways and Grey Turret, both built a year or two earlier. In the 1901 census the occupiers are identified as Arthur & Blanche Stone, who went on to build Trow Hall the following year.
The house was demolished some years ago and the site is now occupied by the Brinkburn Court flats. Sad that this rather grand house has now gone – there are one or two elsewhere in this area which have met the same fate.
Friday 10th March 2017 – Annual Lunch, Victoria Hotel 12 noon for 12.30. Tickets for a 3-course lunch including coffee and mints will be £25 and will be on sale from Friday 3rd February to Friday 3rd March at Sidsoft in Church Street or by post from Alan Weaver using the form at the end.
We are delighted to have Jonathan Ball MBE, Architect, and a Bard of Gorsedh Kernow, as our 'after lunch' speaker. Some of you will have met Jonathan when he came across from Bude to represent the President of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) at our Sampson Memorial ceremony last March.
Qualifying as an architect, he set up his practice in his home town of Bude, and was appointed MBE for Services to Architecture in 1992. Together with Tim Smit, he co-founded the acclaimed Eden Project, but his subsequent removal from the Project against his will, losing his architectural practice in the process, became the subject of three high profile appearances in the Royal Courts of Justice over four years in order to save his name, his home and professional reputation.
We are sure his talk will be both entertaining and informative as he is a larger than life personality, and a natural raconteur. We are also hoping that he will be able to bring and sign copies of his book "The Other Side of Eden".
Sid Park Road – Sampson's (and Sidmouth's) first scheme of council houses - it is not possible to show the photographs referred to here.
Martin Mallinson has researched and written a fascinating history which follows. As our Chairman responded to Martin, it is quite remarkable that Sampson should offer to do the work for a partial fee and even that only payable if planning approval was given!
From the beginning of the 20th century there was increasing concern in Sidmouth about the lack of appropriate housing for the working men of the town. There were few houses available and rents were high compared to local wage levels. The poor condition of many existing houses was of particular concern to the local Medical Officer of Health. So it was that Sidmouth UDC began to consider the idea of building houses for rent, and set about a search for suitable sites.
About 1902 there was a failed attempt to start the process, and it was not until 1913 that the issue was looked at seriously. Col Balfour offered a 3 acre site adjacent to Woolbrook School, 'subject to Mr Sampson being employed as architect'. Sampson agreed to prepare plans on the understanding he would only charge a fee if the scheme proceeded. The proposal, for 51 houses, was costed at £11,300 and an application was duly made to the government for loan sanction.
However, the Council appears to have had second thoughts about the Woolbrook site and ultimately it was abandoned. By November 1913 it was known that the Glebe land, a site much closer to the town, was about to come on the market. A further review of alternative sites was concluded early the following year when the Council agreed to purchase land at Higher Salter's Meadow. The land was owned by local builders, Messrs Pidsey and Son, and the Temple Street frontage was already earmarked for development. Sampson was employed to design a scheme for 52 houses and the Council applied to borrow the projected costs of £12,526.
In May 1914 the Sid Vale Association promoted improvements to the scheme on behalf of Mrs Leigh Browne. Land on the Temple Street frontage was included to give a larger area for housing. An area adjacent to the River Sid was to be safeguarded as public open space. By designing semi detached houses and shorter terraces the number of houses was reduced to 48. Mrs Leigh Browne, a generous benefactor to the town, offered a gift of £600 to finance the additional cost of the revised proposal.
Sampson prepared plans for the new proposals, and the Council appointed Mr Dingwall as clerk of works. Having approved Sampson's specifications and quantities, the Council put the scheme out to tender in September 1914. The following month 12 tenders were received. In November, the tender of £9,365 from Mr A J Carter of Exmouth was accepted. And so it was that Sidmouth's first Council houses came to be built at what is now known as Sid Park Road. Including that for the abandoned site at Woolbrook, it was the third scheme that Sampson had designed. Contemporary reports suggest that he charged his fees only in relation to the six houses on the Temple Street frontage.
Building work started almost immediately, but progress was slow because of the shortage of labour caused by the ongoing war. Towards the end of 1915, with some of the houses nearing completion, the Council set provisional rents of 5/3 (26p) per week, including rates. For the larger houses on the Temple Street frontage, the rents were set at 6/6 (32p) per week to exclude rates. During January 1916 applications were invited for those wishing to take on a tenancy and the following month 15 of the houses were ready for occupation. Building continued throughout 1916, with the provision of pathways and landscaping at the end of that year.
Sampson designed the houses to include a scullery, with larder, coal store and WC, and a single kitchen/living room. The 6 larger houses on Temple Street included an additional sitting room, and all the houses had 3 bedrooms. The scullery was fitted with a copper and bath with hot and cold water, the bath provided with a top forming a table when not in use.
Porch detail and boot scraper alongside each door.
Externally, Sampson incorporated the typical features found in many of his buildings. The houses were finished in roughcast render with tarred plinths. The steeply sloping pitched roofs were covered in plain tiles and had deep overhangs with exposed rafters.
The low eaves were pierced by gables of various sizes, thus adding interest to the front elevations. Casement windows were used throughout, although the originals have long since been replaced. Open porches with a mix of roof designs sheltered the front doors. Semi-circular boot scrapers of a simple but classic design were provided alongside each entrance door.
Throughout the country Arts and Crafts architects like Sampson were heavily involved in the provision of early social housing. Many worked for industrial philanthropists to create model villages, whilst others were involved in the creation of the world's first garden city at Letchworth.
These architects believed that good design should not be the exclusive province of the wealthy, and Sampson adhered to this principle at Sid Park Road. Despite some concern that the Council was venturing into uncertain territory, the scheme appears to have been self financing, and indeed provided the opportunity to subsidise later more expensive projects. Crucially, contemporary reports suggest that the scheme was regarded from its inception as a credit to the Council and the town as a whole.
The assistance of Sidmouth Museum in the preparation of this article is acknowledged.
Martin Mallinson January 2017


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Bill Fetcher: Rope tows and skiing, '50s style
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While of little historic value, the rope tow hill that served the ranching community of Clark, 20 miles north of Steamboat Springs, was perhaps typical of weekend rope tow hill operations.
In 1955, the rope tow on Steamboat's Howelsen Hill was relocated and rebuilt. Through a work-exchange agreement, my father, John Fetcher, acquired the old rope, wheels and other parts. With volunteer help from neighbors, the tow was installed on a hillside pasture on our ranch in Clark. It was driven by a tractor located at the top of the hill.
Most ski lifts have their drive motors at the top, as it's more efficient to pull the load. In this instance it meant gasoline had to be hauled to the top, plus someone had to climb the hill to start the tractor, often by vigorous cranking if the battery was dead, which was often the case. The length of the tow was about 500 feet, an average peak length for most rope tows as it was about all one's arms, hands and smoking mittens could stand.
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The 1960-61 season was the last for our ski hill. The Clark School, which I attended for seven years, closed in 1961, as well, among the last of 47 Routt County school districts to be consolidated into three: Steamboat Springs, Hayden and South Routt County (Soroco). The two-room Clark School, once the center of many community activities, was no longer so, and Clark underwent a change as kids were bused to school in Steamboat, later to grow up, find jobs and move on. The rope tow was dismantled and 10 years later was donated to Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat. Whether it ever was installed and put to use, I can't say. We kept the tractor, a 1953 Farmall Super-C. It's still in service.
I don't know how many of those neighbor kids who skied at Clark have kept on with it. I'm certain they'll look back on it, as I can, too, as a time when it was possible to have a lot of fun without a lot of high-tech complication and expense.
Bill Fetcher is a lifelong resident of northern Routt County. His father, the late John Fetcher, was one of the men most responsible for the creation of Mount Werner and Steamboat Ski Area.


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If this is a medical emergency, call 911.
Babies born with Robin sequence have a small lower jaw and a tongue placed further back than normal. These features tend to block the baby's airway. This can lead to problems with breathing and feeding. Some children have breathing problems in their first months of life and others develop problems later. Many children with Robin sequence also have a gap in the roof of their mouth (cleft palate).
Robin is pronounced ro-BAHN. The condition is also known as Pierre Robin sequence. It is named for the French doctor who linked the symptoms to breathing problems. In a sequence, one feature sets off a series of events in early pregnancy that cause the other problems.
Robin sequence affects 1 in 8,500 to 1 in 20,000 newborns worldwide.
Children with Robin sequence need coordinated care from providers in many areas of healthcare. At Seattle Children's Craniofacial Center, our multidisciplinary team of experts covers 19 different specialties.
For many children, the cause of Robin sequence is not known. Doctors and researchers suspect it is caused by changes in genes or chromosomes. So far, they have not been able to pinpoint the exact changes that cause Robin sequence.
Many families have never heard of this condition before their child is born with it. Our craniofacial team is experienced in treating children with complex conditions that involve jaw problems or cleft palate— including Robin sequence. Every year we care for more than 300 children with cleft-related conditions.
Many of our patients are newly diagnosed babies. We also work with children who received their initial care at another hospital.
Please call the Craniofacial Center at 206-987-2208 for more information, a second opinion or to make an appointment.
Over the past 5 years, we have cared for 88 children with Robin sequence. Our experience with craniofacial conditions helps us find problems early and take steps to prevent or treat them.
We have more surgeons specializing in cleft repair than any other center in the country. Read about Seattle Children's expertise in craniofacial surgery.
See Statistics and Outcomes for details on the children we care for and procedures we perform.
Our center has experts in every field your child might need. These 50 specialists work together to diagnose and care for our patients.
Our team meets weekly to discuss children with complex needs and determine the best care plan for each child. We work together, and with you and your family's doctor, to manage your child's personalized care.
A craniofacial pediatrician, nurse, family service coordinator and social worker will work closely with your family. They coordinate your child's care and make sure all your questions are answered.
Your pediatrician guides your child's treatment and decides if other specialists are needed. These may include an ear, nose and throat doctor (otolaryngologist), craniofacial plastic surgeon, oral-maxillofacial surgeon, orthodontist, feeding therapist, dietitian, audiologist and speech and language pathologist (SLP).
We care for care for your child's physical, emotional and comfort needs. Read more about the supportive care we offer.
We provide the treatment that is right for your child at the right time.
After your baby is born, we deal with any breathing problems right from the start. We measure your baby's growth, teach you feeding techniques and take any needed steps to help your baby thrive. We regularly check your child's vision and hearing and their speech and language development.
As your child grows, we do surgeries and provide other treatments to fix problems that affect their breathing, feeding, hearing, speech development and bite (occlusion).
A diagnosis of Robin sequence can be scary. We take time to explain your child's condition. We help you understand your treatment options and make the choices that are right for your family.
As your child gets older, we make sure they are involved in decisions about their medical care.
Our child life specialists and social workers help your child and your family through the challenges of this condition. We connect you to community resources and support groups.
Seattle Children's provides craniofacial care for children in an area one-fourth the size of the continental United States. We also care for children from across the globe. This experience has helped us develop systems to provide outstanding, personalized care close to home and at a great distance.
Seattle Children's receives more research funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) than any other craniofacial center in the United States.
Our researchers are working to:
Learn about Robin sequence research and cleft-related studies at Seattle Children's.
Babies born with Robin sequence may have:
There is no test to diagnose Robin sequence. Your doctor will examine your child carefully. An exam may be all that's needed to make the diagnosis.
In half of children with features that indicate Robin sequence, one of these happens:
In the other half of children with features of Robin sequence, no genetic changes are found and the child has no other physical differences (like a heart condition). This is called isolated Robin sequence.
Your doctor will check for other differences to tell if your child has Robin sequence as part of a geneticsyndrome. About 20% to 30% of babies with Robin sequence have Stickler syndrome, a condition that can affect the eyes, hearing and joints.
Your doctor may do an eye exam to look for signs of Stickler syndrome or a blood test to look for an abnormal gene that causes another condition.
Our Craniofacial Genetics Clinic helps identify conditions caused by changes in genes. Our geneticists and genetic counselors help you understand the pros and cons of genetic testing. They explain test results.
A genetic counselor also will give you information about your child's condition. Counseling can help you make informed decisions about family planning and your child's treatment.
Robin sequence also has been called:
There is no single treatment plan for Robin sequence. The treatments and timing we recommend depend on your child.
The first priority is keeping your baby's upper airway open so they can breathe easily.
We will watch your child's breathing and growth throughout childhood. Some children have breathing problems in their first months of life and others develop problems later.
Your child may have these tests to help their care team understand the cause of breathing problems and decide on the best treatment:
The best treatment depends on your child's age and whether they have breathing problems during sleep, during feeding or most of the time.
The options include:
As your baby grows, their breathing may improve because their tongue and jaw position change.
Children with obstructive sleep apnea who are 4 years or older may benefit from wearing a mask while they sleep that keeps air flowing into their airway. The mask is connected to a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) device. Children younger than 4 usually are too small or unwilling to use the mask while sleeping.
Once your baby is breathing comfortably, feeding is usually much easier.
Starting soon after birth, we regularly check your child's weight and growth.
The tongue position and breathing problems caused by Robin sequence can make it hard for your child to suck, swallow and breathe. Your baby may need to be held in a certain way while feeding. We can show you helpful feeding techniques.
If your baby has a cleft palate, they will not get enough suction to suck milk out of the breast or regular bottle. When they suck, the roof of their mouth will not close off the mouth from the nose. Babies with cleft palate usually need special bottles and nipples. We can help you understand the different types of bottles.
If your baby is not able to get enough nutrition by mouth, they may need a tube through their nose to their stomach for the first few months of life. This is called a nasogastric feeding tube or NG tube.
If the feeding tube is needed for many months, your doctor may recommend using a tube through their abdominal wall into their stomach. This is called a gastrostomy tube.
Many babies with Robin sequence also have problems with:
In children with Robin sequence that is not part of a syndrome (isolated), feeding is usually not a problem after your child is 1 year. As your child grows, they get stronger and their airway gets bigger. If Robin sequence is related to a syndrome, feeding may continue to be a challenge because of other problems.
If your child has a gap in the roof of their mouth (cleft palate), they will need surgery to repair it. Usually this happens between 12 and 18 months.
During cleft palate surgery, the cleft is closed. Muscles at the back of the roof of the mouth are put in their proper place across the cleft.
Most often, surgery takes 3 hours. Your child usually will stay in the hospital 1 to 2 nights. Read more about treatments for cleft palate.
Because cleft palate repair may affect your child's airway, your team will check your child carefully after surgery for any sign of breathing problems.
We check your baby's hearing throughout their childhood. Most children with cleft palate have fluid buildup behind their eardrum. This can make it harder to hear.
Cleft palate can affect your child's ability to talk. A speech and language pathologist (SLP) will regularly check your child's ability to talk and how their language is developing. We start even before your child's cleft palate is repaired, as early as 9 months.
Some children with cleft palate have a condition called velopharyngeal dysfunction (VPD). They may have trouble making correct speech sounds, even after the cleft is repaired.
Depending on your child's needs, we may recommend:
Teeth problems are more likely in children with Robin sequence than in other children. An orthodontist and dentist experienced in caring for children with craniofacial conditions are able to give your child the treatment they need.
Contact the Craniofacial Center at 206-987-2208 for an appointment, a second opinion or more information.
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ISI Philly is a group of Americans and internationals who want you to feel as though Philly is your "home away from home."
Take a look at our "Meet the Team" page and you'll see we are a diverse group!
Affiliation: We are a Christian non-profit organization affiliated with the Chaplain's office at The University of Pennsylvania. You do not have to be at U Penn to join us. We are open to everyone, regardless of university, race, religious background, gender orientation, or country of origin. ISI Staff are associated with International Students, Incorporated. (See: What is ISI?)
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The welcome party was the most fun I've had since coming to America" -New Student
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Please contact me if you are interested in flowers from our farm for your wedding day, through our Flower CSA program, or just because.
I left the non-profit world and joined the merry farm band in 2007 and have steadfastly grown and carved my niche as resident Farmer Florist and Fruit Forester. I never anticipated my farm focus would embrace so many F-words! Ask me if I set out to be a farmer, I would give you a smile and a blank stare. My mother would tell you I wanted to be a surgeon in New York City. Instead, I've settled on a different sort of health care provider role. I can't deny my agrarian roots and have spent many a childhood hour 'dead-heading the zinnias' watching ants pollinate peony petals, pulling weeds and singing songs about picking potato beetles with my sister. I guess this stuck as I went on to dig miles of holes surveying soils in Alaska, plant thousands of fruit trees and native plants from the NW to the Midwest, direct and manage NGO's, and help teach/collaborate with other women farmers in Wisconsin and throughout the world. I've since settled into a life of growing from my roots and enjoy the beauty, balance, and peak expression I find in working with fresh flowers I have a hand in growing.
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Approximate market value of Bear Stearns' shares in billions of dollars in January 2007: 20,000,000,000
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Bid on eBay in dollars for Bear Stearns Residential Mortgage coffee mug at 10:22 a.m. this morning (approximately 30 minutes before shareholders approved the JPMorgan deal): 2.24
Bid on eBay in dollars for Bear Stearns Residential Mortgage coffee mug at 12:42 p.m. this morning (approximately 90 minutes after shareholders approved the JPMorgan deal): 15.50
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Number of executives working in the investment banking division at JPMorgan one week ago: 1,000
Number of JPMorgan investment banking executives laid off over the past week: 200
Percent of JPMorgan mergers and acquisitions bankers who were recently told they no longer have jobs: 50
Approximate percent of Bear Stearns employees that will be retained by JP Morgan: 45
Number of announced bank layoffs worldwide since August 2007: 65,000
Bear Stearns' life span in years: 85
Age at which Warren Buffet filed his first income tax return, on which he deducted his bicycle as a work expense for $35: 13
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Year that Juicy Fruit, the oldest Wrigley's brand, was introduced in the U.S.: 1893
Rank of Juicy Fruit among gum brands bought by U.S. children: 1
Advisory fee in dollars collected by Goldman Sachs for its part in the Mars-Wrigley deal: 46,000,000
Fees in dollars collected by Morgan Stanley for its advice in the merger between Northwest and Delta: 42,000,000
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