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Trustees and Staff
A charity like Pepenbury depends on good governance and the dedication of staff to ensure we deliver high quality services.
We are extremely grateful to our Trustees for the skills that they bring and for the dedication of our hard working staff.
Our Trustees
Pepenbury's Trustees are volunteers who give their time freely to ensure that the charity works to meet its overall objectives. They set the overall strategy and ethics of the charity and act as ethical friends monitoring the work of the charity so it continues to provide the best possible support to adults with learning and other disabilities.
Trustees ensure that:
- The wellbeing of the service users is paramount
- All legal requirements are met
- The charity remains financially secure and charity funds are used well
Trustees commit to a minimum of six meetings a year (more if they are part of a sub-committee), plus any personal involvement in visiting charity premises and reviewing systems.
The greater the range of skills and experience the members of our board have, the better. When a vacancy for a trustee arises the Chairman of the Board or the Chief Executive would be happy to discuss your possible involvement before you make any commitment. You are also welcome to sit in on a Board Meeting and meet the other people involved before making your decision. Initially, please contact the Chief Executive's PA, Brenda Luff, on 01892 822168 or email@example.com to arrange an initial visit and chat. If there are no trustee vacancies there are always opportunities to be involved in supporting the the charity in other ways.
Pepenbury Board of Trustees
Several of our trustees are parents or close relatives of an adult with a learning disability and we are able to benefit from their personal experience.
Gill Marcus
Steph Upton
Kirsty Marshall
Our Staff
Rewarding, challenging, fun – whatever the role, working for Pepenbury is all of these.
Pepenbury employs over 250 staff across the South East and their dedication is key to our success. To ensure we have the best possible people in our teams, we have developed a comprehensive training and induction programme. This provides every member of staff with not only all the skills and support they need, but also a clear structure for career progression.
If you are interested in a full-time or part-time role, or working on a casual basis at Pepenbury, we'd love to hear from you.
Please visit our current staff vacancies page to download an application form. You can send your completed form back to firstname.lastname@example.com or return it by post to our head office address.
The Senior Management Group
Head of Operations
Karl Pay
Senior Manager- Autism Behavioural Lead
Kate North
Senior Manager- HPOS and MOST
Kellie Thompson
Registered Manager
Tracy Reynolds
Senior Day Service Manager
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Buying a Home: How a Structured Settlement Sale Can Help
Selling a structured settlement can be a great way to generate money to purchase a home.
And while some buyers in today's real estate market are still wary of putting a lot of money into a home purchase for fear prices might still be moving downward, there are compelling reasons to buy a house now. Mortgage payments still build equity. And despite a down economy, paying off a home over time is a major way for families to save for the future.
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My name is Chris Lambert-Gorwyn and along with my fiancé Karene and my daughter Mya, I am relatively new to St Saviour's.
I am an Osteopath and specialise in treating people with chronic aches and pains. My work involves gentle hands-on treatment as well as providing health advice. I thought I would share some health tips to keep you all looking younger and feeling more energized.
One thing we all need but very few people get enough of is water. In today's modern world most of us are chronically dehydrated. Do you know anyone who drinks the required 2 to 2.5 litres of water a day? I know a lot of people who drink that amount of coffee, or tea, or fizzy drinks, but plain water? Not many people spring to mind, do they?
Our body is about 70% water, but the trouble is, if we don't drink enough water every day, it doesn't work right. If we are dehydrated enough to feel thirsty, we have already lost 2% of our total body fluid. This might not sound much and might make you weigh less on the scales, but 2% fluid loss actually results in 20% decrease in muscle power and 20% decrease in brain function - a massive change!
So by the time you feel thirsty and realise you haven't drunk enough water today, you are already thinking less clearly and you'll have less strength and endurance. This is how most people function all the time without even realising it. The trouble is, if you keep ignoring the signal (thirst) that your body gives you, telling you it needs water, eventually the signal switches off. This means that you're not even aware of how dehydrated you are.
Additional symptoms of chronic dehydration are tiredness, achey muscles and joints, lack of energy, water retention and poor circulation. Who do you know who fits this list? Pretty much all of us eh?
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Thank you for making us feel so welcome at St Saviour's and I look forward to offering more health advice in the future.
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COIN's guide to writing web pages
In exploring the web, you will have seen a huge variety of webpages, varying between the informative and the frivolous, and between the ornate and the plain. The common factor underlying all of them is a language called HyperText Markup Language (HTML). This is text (as you see in an ASCII file on a word processing system) with "markup" commands in it. You can either learn HTML and write it directly yourself, or you can use either an extension to a word processor that lets you save documents as HTML or a special HTML authoring package (a number of these are listed by the VL-WWW and CNET). HTML isn't hard to learn, and there are good reasons for writing your web pages directly in HTML, as will be explained below.
More important than your technical ability in producing an eye-catching page is the ability to structure your document in a way that reflects it purpose and contents most naturally. HTML works in terms of page structure, rather than appearance, and so writing in HTML by hand encourages you to structure your pages in terms of their meaning rather than their appearance, which generally helps to make them more readable.
Being in terms of structure rather than presentation, the same HTML page may be interpreted slightly differently by different browser programs - and if you rely on a tool that produces HTML that you never see, and you try it only on one browser, you may find that your pages don't look anywhere near as good on other browsers. However, a basic knowledge of HTML (including some idea of what is "good" HTML) will let you write pages that will look fine on all systems. Common sense and some self-discipline concerning the use of fancy graphics will also make your pages more readable, for example, to the blind, who read them with speaking computers or braille terminals... and also for those who, for speed, switch the graphics off in their browser; people with such a concern for efficient use of the network will generally assume that, if you make unnecessarily heavy use of graphics, you have little to say, and are hiding behind ornate presentation.
A short example of HTML
Here is a fragment of HTML, presented with how it displays on the browser, what the HTML looks like, and a brief explanation of the markup commands in it. All HTML markup commands ("tags") are each in angle brackets: <>, and most of them extend over a span of text up to another tag of the same name but with /prepended to it; for example, a paragraph starts with
and ends with
Music for services
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Music for services

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We have two groups of musicians:
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We have two groups of musicians:

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the main choir which sings for the more traditional services,

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the music group for the more modern services
and this is an anchor, linking to another page
this ends the list
See their own individual pages for details of contacts and practice times.
See their own individual pages for details of contacts and practice times.
and here's the last part of the paragraph.
The web itself contains much useful information for learning to write web pages, including a A Beginner's Guide to HTML.
More advanced pages
Once you've learnt the basics of HTML, you can go on to write more advanced pages, including forms and CGI scripts, and Java applets. There is a collection of useful pointers at The Web Developer's Virtual Library.
If, once you start to write web pages, you spot an interesting effect on another website and find yourself wondering `how did they do that?', you can use the "View Source" option in your browser to display the page as HTML.
Beyond the technicalities
The technology of the web is very tolerant of misuse of HTML, and it's possible to get web pages to display (at least on some browsers) with many mistakes in them. However, well-written HTML will look good on any browser, and so it is worth learning it well. In addition to the Beginner's Guide to HTML and the Web Developer's Virtual Library mentioned above, the following resources will help you write and develop websites:
Web Developer's Virtual Library: Tutorials
Web Authoring FAQ
Christian Webmasters Association
See also COIN members' comments on maintaining web pages and sites.
Useful features
Author and date
It is recognised as good practice to include the date on which a webpage (or site) was last updated or checked; some authoring packages include a feature to automatically "timestamp" pages as you write or amend them. In addition, please include details of the "owner" of a website and an email address to contact them - this may be the name of the individual concerned or the Webmaster. The "mailto:" command invokes your email client program and will open a new email message to be sent to the named recipient.
Including images
You may wish to include images on a webpage - perhaps a logo, photographs, or a map. You might copy these from a clipart collection, scan them in, or create them in a paint program. You should not use images created by other people or organisations without seeking their permission otherwise you will infringe copyright. A useful collection of Graphics and Clipart resources is available on the Diocese of Leicester website.
Adding links
You will probably want to add hyperlinks to the websites of organisations or individuals with whom you have contact. However, it is easy to get carried away and duplicate directories already produced by others. You can find links to directories which list the webpages of many Christian organisations on our Internet Search Engines and Retrieval Tools page. The Diocese of Leicester website features a well-produced collections of links to Useful and Interesting Websites.
Checking links
Developing and maintaining a website brings with it the responsibility of keeping the content fresh and accurate. Visitors are unlikely to return to a website with many broken or outdated links! You may wish to check your links on a regular basis with reminders in your diary or personal organiser. The Mind-it facility (see below) can also be used to help you stay informed about changes on sites you link to. In addition you may wish to run your webpages through a facility like Web Site Garage which will automate site maintenance checks, optimize your graphics and analyze your website traffic.
The Mind-it facility
The Mind-it facility is a useful (and free) feature which can be to added to any regularly updated page on your website. Mind-it will automatically send an email whenever you amend the page(s) concerned, encouraging recipients to check the relevant page(s). This is a very useful way to encourage return visits to your site. See the further information on Mind-it for Webmasters.
Submitting your page to search engines
Although search engines and directories may eventually find and index your website, it is advisable to promote your site by submitting details directly. The major search engines tend to include an option to "Add URL" or "Submit Site" on their homepage, which you can make use of. Alternatively there are fee-based services such as Submit It! which will perform this task for you. Yahoo! provides links to a wide range of submission services.
A useful article summarising aspects of website submission is available online:
Danny Sullivan "Avoid the Void: Quick and Easy Site Submission Strategies" ONLINE, May 2000.


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A chance to meet with some of the legends of animation who will be in
attendance. This year's sessions will feature:
Stephanie MaxwellFriday, September 24, 9:30 am - 10:30 am (Arts Court Library)
Stephanie Maxwell's colourful films lie somewhere between a beautiful dream and an unforgettable nightmare – like abstract paintings broughtto life and hopped up on caffeine. A unique opportunity to meet and greet
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Robert Breer
Saturday, September 25, 9:30 am - 10:30 am (Arts Court Library)
Robert Breer takes his minimalist drawings and sketches and transforms
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50s and a unique experimentalist ever since, Breer's work delivers a powerful
punch. Come and meet the father of American experimental animation.
Fred CrippenSaturday, September 25, 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm (Arts Court Library)Ranging from the classic Roger Ramjet series to his TV commercials to his
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Travel with me: Ibiza!
Ibiza, vale! My first trip to Europe was to the beautiful island of Ibiza. My girlfriends and I are not party animals at all, so I was a little hesitant to see what the island had to offer for us non clubbers. But trust- Ibiza did not dissapoint. Ibiza has some of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen, restaurants, culture and amazing scenery.
Things to know before you get there:
Depending on what you want to do is where you should book your hotel. We booked a hotel on the west coast of the island and rented a car to travel to different calas (beaches) and to the Old Town. Our hotel was far from the clubs which we didn't mind. We did go out to the clubs but I would recommend taking a taxi from where you stay which is what we did. You will want to rent a car on this island! Things are relatively far so unless you know how to drive a motorcycle/moped, you will have to rent a car. It is not easy to catch taxis at las calas which ended up happening to us!
The language:
Majority of the people on the island speak English. You will not have a problem getting around, but it did help that I spoke Spanish, because the locals gave us good suggestions on what to do. Majority of tourists are from the UK, Sweden, Italy etc.
The clubs!
Buy your tickets in advance! We made the mistake of thinking they would be cheaper at the door. WRONG! They were much more expensive. We went to Pacha and Coco Loco. Pacha had great music (HIp-Hop and Oldies) as well as, EDM. Coco Loco was Deep House (not our thing lol) but we meet some cool people. Don't wear heals! We made the mistake of thinking we had to dress like girls dress to go to the clubs in the US. Negative. Wear comfy outfits and shows as you'll be out to these clubs for 4 hours min. Also, the clubs don't get full until 1 or 2 am! Drinks are expensive! So take nips from the US or get alcohol outside the club.
Ibiza is very safe. We saw 1 police car and 2 public safety officers the whole time we were there. We left our bags on the beach and would go off to explore and not think twice about our stuff.
What to do:
Visit Formentera:
Below is a picture of Playa Illetes located in Formentera Island. To get here you can take a ferry from Old Town. This is hands down the most amazing place to go and a must see when in Ibiza. I wished we could have stayed and discover more of Formentera.
We found the ferry tickets online and bought them for about $60 USD round trip. I suggest you ask your concierge about this. Once we got there we rented a car to get to the beach. You could rent a motorcycle, bicycle or 4 wheeler.
Cala Salada:
This cala is awesome if you are looking to go cliff jumping as you can see i did in the picture below! The water was so clear here. The only issue is getting there. Only cabs are able to drop off if it is too late in the day. So get there early if you want to drive your rental car here.
Visit Old Town Ibiza:
We drove out rental car to Old Town and walked around the streets. Old Town has some amazing restaurants and cute small streets that are so picturesque.
Cala Tarida:
Another beautiful beach! This was not far from our hotel. Only down fall was that the water was rocky, but overall beautiful beach to spend the day at.
Visit Es Vedra:
This place is amazing to go watch the sunset. I guess it has mystical powers and is the third most magnetic spot in the planet! You definitely feel weird there. Almost like at peace. I felt very calm watching the sun go down. I highly recommend it!
Check out more info on Es Vedra below:
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Information Note
This paper presents the issues of concern raised at the Bills Committee meetings from 8 December 1997 to 15 December 1997, together with the Administration's response and follow-up action to be taken.
Specific Issues Raised
Proposed Section 2 - Definition of 'spouse " (8.12.97)*
Bills Committee's Comments
2.Members noted that as drafted the definition of "spouse " included a de-facto relationship of man and wife. At the Chairman's request, the Administration undertook to check whether similar definition exist in other pieces of legislation.
Administration's Response and Action
3.A similar definition is found in the Australian legislation which defines spouse as " in relation to a person, include another person who, although not legally married to the person, lives with the person on a genuine domestic basis as the husband or wife of the person " .
Subsidiary Legislation - Proposed Section 37(11.12.97)*
Bills Committee's Comments
4.Members noted that in the management of scheme funds, investment managers of MPF Schemes could only delegate the investment management function to its associates meeting the MPF requirements. Members were concerned that such a requirement might disadvantage local investment management companies which did not have any overseas network.
5.To address Members' concern, the Administration will modify the requirement on the delegation of investment management function by investment managers. An investment manager may delegate the investment management of scheme funds to another investment management company properly registered with an overseas authority. The delegate may either be an associate of the investment manager or have Hong Kong presence either by maintaining a branch office registered with the SFC or having an associated investment management company in Hong Kong that is registered with the SFC.
Proposed Section 45G - Priority of debts(15.12.97)*
6.The Bills Committee was concerned about the priority of payment of debts upon the bankruptcy or winding up of an employer. The Committee was particularly concerned about the order of priority of " MPF contributions in arrears' vis a vis taxes due to the Government, employees' wages in arrears, wages in lieu of notice and severance payment.
7.The Bankruptcy Ordinance (Cap. 6) and the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32) provide for the order of priority to settle costs and debts. Insofar as the items that the Committee is concerned, the costs payable for the purposes of receivership or winding up will be accorded top priority. Employees' wages in arrears, wages in lieu of notice, severance payment or long service payment, unpaid ORSO contributions and unpaid MPF contributions will be settled next. These items rank equally among themselves. In case the property of the bankrupt or the wound up company is insufficient to payoff these debts, the amount of the property realised will be apportioned equally among these debts. All statutory debts due to the Government, including tax due and payable, rank the last.
Proposed Schedule 1 - Definition of Hawker(15.12.97)*
8.Members asked about the definition of hawker which appeared in the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes (MPFS) Ordinance.
9.Under the MPFS Ordinance, " Hawker " has the same meaning as in the Public Health and Municipal Services Ordinance (Cap. 132) which is defined as :
10.Members noted that the Administration would find out the basis/reasons for the four categories of exclusions under the proposed sections 14, 15, 16 and 17 of Schedule 8.
11.The Administration is considering whether to retain these paragraphs and will revert to the Bills Committee in due course.
Mandatory Provident Fund Office
Financial Services Bureau
29 December 1997
* All dates in bracket are dates of the Bills Committee meetings.


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"Romeo and Juliet" is considered to be one of the greatest love stories of all time.
Romeo is a member of the house of Montague and Juliet is a member of the house of Capulet. The Montagues and the Capulets have been engaged in a feud for many years.
One day, Romeo happens to sneak into the ball at the Capulet house.
There Romeo meets and falls in love with Juliet. After the ball, in what is now called the "balcony scene", Romeo sneaks into the Capulet courtyard and overhears Juliet on her balcony vowing her love to him in spite of her family's hatred of the Montagues.
Romeo makes himself known to her and they agree to be married. With the help of Friar Laurence, who hopes to reconcile the two families through their children's union, they are secretly married the next day.
Juliet's cousin Tybalt, incensed that Romeo had sneaked into the Capulet ball, challenges him to a duel. Romeo, now considering Tybalt his kinsman, refuses to fight.
Mercutio (Romeo's friend) is offended by Tybalt's insolence and accepts the duel on Romeo's behalf. Mercutio is fatally wounded when Romeo attempts to break up the fight. Grief-stricken and wracked with guilt, Romeo confronts and slays Tybalt.
The Prince of Verona exiles Romeo from Verona and declares that if Romeo returns, "that hour is his last". Romeo secretly spends the night in Juliet's chamber, where they consummate their marriage.
Capulet, misinterpreting Juliet's grief, agrees to marry her to Count Paris and threatens to disown her when she refuses to become Paris's "joyful bride".
Juliet visits Friar Laurence for help, and he offers her a drug that will put her into a death-like coma for "two and forty hours".
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My poor husband is saddled with the least adventurous partner on the planet. JT likes bike riding, playing softball and frisbee, scuba diving, hiking, and snorkeling. I like making jewelry, reading, history, and discussing educational reforms. Thus, our vacations are always a compromise. JT wants to do adventure tours, and because I consider riding on our pontoon boat in the man-made lake that we live on, an adventure, finding a match for our competing interests is somewhat challenging.
This year, we chose to go to the Virgin Islands on a small clipper ship. I'm not a complete diva, ok some people would argue that – but I don't really need luxury accommodations (which doesn't mean I wouldn't trip over myself to accept them if they were ever offered). The one thing I do kind of like (demand) is a room that's "en suite." The ship that we were scheduled to sail on was one that hosted 6 passengers and 4 crew members. En suite was a question mark. But we had been to the Virgin Islands and since I prefer a constant 85-90 degree temperature, we knew we could check that requirement off the list. The sailing part, however, is always a little questionable, as I have a tendency toward seasickness (meaning I ralph the minute the boat starts to roll) but I'd been on cruises and done OK, with the patch, so we figured this wouldn't be a problem.
I was looking forward, albeit a bit timorously, to this vacation. However, it was not to be. JT and I both got some virus, possibly from those darn grandkids (OK, maybe it was from the two classrooms of kindergartners that I volunteer in weekly), and had to reschedule the trip. The company that we'd scheduled with kindly offered us a berth on another boat at no additional charge, but the airlines (American and United) were not so generous (shocking), so we spilled another $600 into the vacation bucket and took heart in the fact that we wouldn't lose the whole trip. The biggest drawback was that the offered trip went to the Bahamas instead of the Virgin Islands. We'd been on this trip and this boat and it had been less to my liking than the trips to the Virgin Islands. On the last trip it had rained almost the entire time, we'd encountered a "white squall" and the boat had nearly keeled over, and more importantly, had it not been for JT's extra jacket (maybe it was his only jacket), I'd probably have frozen to death. Vacation or no vacation – given that choice, we determined to go forward with a positive attitude.
After a red-eye into Nassau, we arrived on the ship in time for the captain's introduction of the crew and safety instructions. The good news was that our cabin was en suite! The bad news was that I was already cold and we hadn't left the dock.
That first night we stayed put at the dock and didn't set sail until 5:00 a.m, when I awoke, pitching in my bunk, through no personal locomotion. Our cabin was approximately 6' x 4' with an additional small attached head-shower combo. That first morning, the small hatch above JT's top bunk that provided fresh air from the main deck was not doing its job and I was already feeling a little squeamish (by which I mean ready to hurl), so I decided to skip the shower and hightail it above deck. Our captain had made it very clear that all barfing was to be done over the side of the ship and downwind of passengers and crew.
That day we sailed into the wind for about 12 hours. The majority of the passengers enjoyed the sailing, and the crew was as happy as, well, ship rats on a well-provisioned boat.
We traveled 90+ miles, including the tacking back and forth. At my doctor's suggestion, I'd decided to forego the patch for this trip and try to make do with Dramamine since I'd developed an issue with dry mouth caused by the antihistamine in the patch. I feel comfortable saying, that was definitely a mistake. I spent the day on the top deck, in the sun, freezing. Hard to believe, because the passengers from Canada weren't cold at all. The wind blew gusts of up to 30 mph and the seas surrounded us with whitecaps, of 6-7 foot waves. I couldn't eat without the promise of barfing and I didn't feel the sun searing my lips, since it felt like we were on a cruise in Alaska.
Once we arrived at Glass Window, off the coast of an island called Eleuthera, we dropped anchor and prepared to take the skiff over to the island. I was pretty happy to reach land, politely elbowing the other passengers out of the way so I could be first on the skiff. Since I hadn't bothered to go below for sandals I had the wrong footwear for a wet landing (which was to become my MO on this trip) and had to be carried to the beach.
The big attraction that evening was Glass Window bridge, which has the Atlantic on the easterly side and the protected bay on the other. The Atlantic side had rocks that looked like Skeletor's fingers, but made out of obsidian, they were ready to crush any swimmer or ship into pieces so insignificant that once washed back out to sea, even the smallest fish would turn up their noses.
That night we stayed anchored in the bay and went to the salon, below deck, for dinner and I managed not to puke. I counted Day #1 a success.
The next day we sailed for a small beach on Eleuthera in Alabaster Bay and arrived within about 45 minutes (or at least less than 12 hours) and I felt fine. It was partly cloudy, and I was cold (which was surprising because the Canadians thought it was balmy) so I didn't take a swimsuit to the beach. I wore shorts, which is a stretch for me, and sandals – wrong choice once again (see JT hiking on the rocks at Queen's Bath). Queen's Bath, is another rocky point that faces the Atlantic, where giant waves pound everything that comes close to the cliffs into grains of sand. So when JT asked if I wanted to climb out over the rocks with the 30 mph winds threatening to blow me off the point, and stand on the glass-like shards above the Atlantic-side cliffs, just to get my picture taken, I looked at him as if he'd lost his mind. Predictably, he climbed out on the rocks.
Back at the beach, everyone else snorkeled and I went back to the boat to put on a suit, because I was going to conquer that 60 degree water and those ominous looking outcroppings where all the pretty (and sinister) fish hide. I don't know who I was kidding – I could not talk myself into getting in above my waist. In Phoenix nobody even swims in their pool until it's the temperature of warm bath water. There's also the fact that I break out in a sweat just watching Jaws, so even though snorkeling is really tempting – I want it to be off a dock, where I can stay close enough to climb out in case an eel swims by. I really prefer to see deadly animals in National Geographic Magazine. I might not be as delicious as some of the more muscular of my species, but I'm convinced those evil looking critters like chicken as well as the next guy. The pretty coral, trumpetfish, butterflyfish, angelfish and the sea stars are what I really want to see – not sharks, or even a barracuda (have you seen those teeth and who really believes that nonsense about how they won't attack you?). Truthfully, I'm not even psyched about the stingrays – I mean I know everyone says the Crocodile Hunter's demise was a big mistake, but if that stingray could completely forget himself with a pro like the CH … well, suffice it to say, I'm sure all stingrays have been plotting my death for years. So what I'm really saying here is I have to talk myself into the whole process to begin with, and cold water and rough currents are not that compelling to this land-lubber.
Tuesday evening we visited Gregory Town, further down the coast, which was charming, with about 700 friendly inhabitants, and a church, restaurant and gas station for every 100 people. There were also enough bars to serve one of the big cruise ships, which apparently never come to Gregory Town because the locals were very excited that our "big ship" (12 passengers and 9 crew members) might make their town a regular stop. Some of our group snorkeled, but I was not going to snorkel when there was a town to explore. Anyway, they ended up being stalked by a shark – see what happens when you don't take the proper precautions (never snorkeling).
That night, we sailed back and anchored at Alabaster Bay. It was rumored that bad weather was rolling in and we were definitely rolling, but as we were anchored I felt great.
The crew decided that the Pirates of the Caribbean's soundtrack and a champagne toast to the moon were in order for a night of pitching seas and moonlit clouds. Naturally, the requisite cannon salute was also included (I'm not kidding – they had a real miniature cannon that sounded like Dolby Surround Sound had been installed on the ship). I slept through the rain, and I think JT would have, too, if his hatch hadn't leaked on his face.
Here are some of our new friends helping us celebrate another day in the Bahamas – even the Canadians are wearing jackets.
That night we sailed through Current Cut and on to Royal Island. Once again, it was not 100 degrees or even 85. JT promised once I got in the water it would be warmer (he is a well-known liar) but I was determined to snorkel and diddddd (I might have broken some teeth from all the chattering).
Back on the boat, we set sail for Spanish Wells, which is an adorable pastel-colored town, about twice the size of Gregory Town. The captain arranged for us to have golf carts and provided us with a scavenger hunt and we practiced being teenagers, packing 5 passengers onto our cart. We were instructed to find goats, chickens, the local museum, the "all grades" school, ice cream and mermaids. We combed the island from one end to the other, narrowly avoiding death by local resident (who knew that Bahamians drive on the left side?). We (meaning JT) drank our weight in Kalik – the local beer (luckily Bahamians have made drinking and driving legal). Note from JT here: two, I had two Kaliks during the whole scavenger hunt). Lunch was okra, grits and shrimp creole on the beach, provided by the crew. (I offered the cook a place to stay in Phoenix, but surprisingly she doesn't really care that we can fry eggs on the sidewalk).
I think it was this night that one of the crew caught a lionfish, which he proceeded to cut up for ceviche. Unfortunately, he ended up getting stung by the fish, which carries a neurotoxin that provides a most unpleasant sensation. When we googled it, "the google" said he wouldn't die, but he'd wish he had for at least a couple of hours. He lived through it in stoic fashion. There was also some fishing that yielded barracuda on various days – JT was very excited to participate in one catch. Those are some ornery looking fish and also not edible since they may have preyed upon other fish that contain neurotoxins, which after the crew member's experience, no one was interested in risking – although the locals say, try a little, if you don't get sick, you can eat it!
Back on the boat, we sailed back to Royal Island and on Thursday morning, we watched two of the passengers climb the foremast (JT had done it the last time we sailed and surprisingly didn't feel it necessary to prove he could do it a second time). Then we took the skiff to the island to swim with the wild pigs. I wore Vans, which got very wet and full of sand.
The pigs were not so much swimmers as eaters. They could be lured into the water with a hotdog or carrot, but swimming or even walking in the water is really not their environment of choice. I fed the cute critters and then sat on the beach with one of the other passengers to chat. Eventually, I felt a nudge against my back and one of the younger sows had plopped down behind me and snuggled her back up against mine. Oh, how adorable I thought until she decided she was hungry again and butted me with her snout. When I didn't feed her, she tried to eat my toes that I had buried in the sand, and then when I disabused her of that plan, she decided that the zipper pull on my jacket would have to make due.
The crew set up a "Pig Bar" on the far side of the island that morning and stocked it with a variety of kinds of rum, which everyone sampled, and sampled, and sampled …
That night or the next night (I lose track because of all the rum), we sailed for Nassau and it was another wild night on the ocean. Halfway through dinner I started to feel a little queasy and went up top where it was pleasant and breezy (no, silly, it was freezing!). JT brought me blankets and I sat up on deck until late that night, wishing that I could just will myself over to the damn island. But, even though the seas were roiling, and sloshing water onto the deck, I had become a brave sailor (OK, not really, but the captain promised we'd be somewhere that he could drop anchor by 11:00). It was a beautiful night, though, and some of the friends I'd made sat with me, watching the stars. I'm pretty sure we saw at least one sea monster out in the dark water. By 11:00 we could see the lights from Atlantis (the Vegas-like casino on Paradise Island in Nassau) and things had started to calm down, because we'd dropped anchor, so I headed unsteadily for my bunk, where I slept in my clothes.
We docked at about 7:30 a.m. on Saturday morning and the cold sore that I'd developed from the first day of sun on deck had started to blister in earnest. In addition, I'd gotten impetigo from the damp, athlete's foot and some weird ankle rash (probably from standing next to the crew member who'd gotten stung by the lionfish). Good thing we were going back to a dry climate.
All in all, it was an amazing adventure – the captain and crew were extremely competent, and all about customer service and we met some incredibly kind, interesting and intelligent people.
Next time, though, I really want to go to someplace where it's just a tad less breezy, say, the Virgin Islands?


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Graphics Card crash ONLY after overclocking...
Hello! So i built my new PC about 1.5 weeks ago and I wanted to start overclocking.
First I Overclocked my amd fx 6300 to 3.8ghz (3.5ghz stock).
My GPU is a Gigabyte GTX 650 TI 2GB OC edition.
This sucker has 2 huge fans on it and a big A$$ heatsink, So i figure this this can really be juiced for some power . I first turned my fans up on it to 60% - I now run 25 degrees Celsius on idle And 30 C on load. As you know that is ridiculously good.
So i go to raise my memory clock and core clock up by only 100 each, And i get crashes. Sometimes itll crash and say nvidia driver has crashed and recovered blah blah blah, And sometimes, it'll crash And my monitor will say no signal, i must reboot my pc for everything to work again, (AKA the driver doesn't recover lol)
I have no idea why this is happening, I should also mention that i turned up the pci e bus on my motherboard to 150 and that didn't help. Ive tried Rolling back the driver and still its happening. I might need to go back past 3XX.XX Because ive heard its helped some people. I just dont understand why its crashing like this
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Crashing means OC is too high you might want to tone it down to +50 on core and +75 on mem
Can't be pushing those little cards too much
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Windows 7 Ultimate x64, & Mac OS X 10.9.2
not everything can be overclocked. sometimes you just get the one bad egg that wont go above stock clocks.
to be honest youre not going to see life changing benifits from overclocking a gtx 650ti, a few frames here or there. but its not going to be the difference between high settings and ultra settings on a game.
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I have a Gigabyte OC card and i can tell you it's already beefed up from stock clocks chances are you will only be able to notch 50 or less on the core and about the same for mem
I know my card came hefty and could only gain a few more mhz which really doesn't help
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Win 7 Pro x64/Win 10 Pro x64 dual boot
Overclocking the PCIe bus on the motherboard can cause instability as well.
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– Contrast on foam vs springtime cushion could be little difficult as all the features for both the cushion kinds are entirely various. The feeling that you leave foam bed mattress is entirely various from spring-loaded cushion. While contrasting on the convenience area and also suppleness foam cushion stands initially as they give even stress throughout the bed mattress with high suppleness over spring-loaded cushions.
– Nevertheless, while taking into consideration the springtime based bed mattress, the stress are given properly at the essential area where there would certainly be a lot more called for. This customized and also personalized stress factor trigger is interesting for many individuals. Some individuals really feel that they obtain discomfort throughout their body when they rest over spring-loaded bed mattress.
– Likewise, while resting on springtime bed mattress, as a result of drooping just springtime exists in its initial kind yet not the cushion, therefore, most definitely that may cause discomfort throughout the body specifically in the area where it weighes such as hips, shoulders, heel, and so on. Still, it readies as orthopedic for those that are needed to have springtime stress in any type of certain components of their body.


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"Then it took a week and a half before the graduate assistant was asked to tell his story to Curley and Gary Schultz, who oversaw the Penn State University police department. And then, the grand jury charges, the incident was buried and Sandusky was more or less allowed to maintain his office (though he was supposedly restricted from bringing any children into the building)."
This is from one of Joe Posnanski's's recent blog entries on the Penn State contretemps. Joe Posnanski, in case you don't know the name, is a "sportswriter," but really he's a writer straight ahead, a very good one who can probably make you care about whatever sport he's addressing even if you thought you couldn't. He also has a fun podcast, The Sports Poscast, on which Parks & Rec's Michael "Ken Tremendous" Schur frequently guests, but Posnanski hasn't done many episodes lately because he went to State College, PA to write a book about Joe Paterno. Several times over the last few days, I wondered in passing how he would handle that, how he was doing, whether he was sitting on the edge of the bed and just kind of staring into his lap. I wondered how I would handle that, in his position, having to incorporate ongoing history into a planned biography.
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Sometimes we can approximate complicated functions with simpler ones that give the accuracy we want for specific applications and are easier to work with. The approximating functions are called linearization. They are based on tangents. We introduce new variables dx and dy and define them in a way that gives new meaning to the Leibniz notation dy/dx. We will use dy to estimate error in measurement and sensitivity to change.
Linear approximation: If we see the graph of y = x^2 and y = 2x – 1, the tangent to a curve y = f(x) lies close to the curve near the point of tangency. For a brief interval to either side, the y-values along the tangent line give a good approximation to the y-values on the curve. The more we magnify the graph of a function near a point where the function is differentiable, the flatter the graph becomes and the more it resembles its tangent. In the graph of the function y = f(x), the tangent line passes through the point (a, f(a)), so its point slope equation is y = f(a) + f '(a) (x – a). Thus, the tangent is the graph of the function L(x) = f(a) + f ' (a) (x – a). For as long as the line remains close to the graph of f, L(x) gives a good approximation to f(x). According to the definition, Linear approximation formula can be given as below: If f is differentiable at x = a, then the approximating function L (x) = f(a) + f ' (a) (x – a)is the linearization of f at a. The approximation f (x) ˜ L (x) of f by L is the standard linear approximate of 'f' at a" and is also known as Local Linear Approximation.The point x = a is the centre of the approximation. Let us take some Linear approximation examples
Example: Find the linearization of f(x) = sqrt(1 + x) at x = 0.
Solution: With f ' (x) = ½ (1 + x)^-1/2,
We have f(0) = 1, f ' (0) = ½, and
L (x) = f (a) + f ' (a) (x – a) = 1 + ½ (x – 0) = 1 + x/2.
The approximation sqrt(1 + x) ˜ 1 + x/2 gives
Sqrt(1.2) ˜ 1 + 0.2/2 = 1.10
Sqrt(1.05) ˜ 1 + 0.05/2 = 1.025
Sqrt(1.005) ˜ 1 + 0.005/2 = 1.00250
A linear approximate normally loses accuracy away from its centre. The approximation sqrt(1 + x) ˜ 1 + x/2 will probably be too crude to be useful near x = 3. There, we need linearization at x = 3.


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Great video by my friend Jack Hollingsworth, A Beginner's Guide to Manual Controls in iPhone Photography: ISO.
Not to be missed, enjoy!
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Great video by my friend Jack Hollingsworth, A Beginner's Guide to Manual Controls in iPhone Photography: ISO.
Not to be missed, enjoy!
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The School of Visual Arts' YouTube channel contains an incredible array of inspiring and educational photography content. According to PetaPixel "The channel got a well-deserved boost this week when photographer Dan Culberson stumbled across it and shared it with the Reddit community. Tons of hour-long lectures can be found on the channel's Images, Ideas, Inspiration playlist, most of them photography related and all of them fascinating".
There really is something for everyone here to enjoy, not least Jack Hollingsworth's mobile photography talk entitled 'Small Camera Big Results', which we published at the time. There's also content with Joe McNally, Saul Leiter, Cig Harvey – Fine Art Photographer, Carrie Beene – Beauty and Product Retoucher and so much more.
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Of course we all love our mobile devices and reading books on them is second nature to creating art but sometimes, we also really like to curl up with a really good traditional book with real paper. I have selected some of the very best photography and Art books released this year. I am sure any one of these, you would love to receive. Take a look and if you feel there are some others that I have missed, please add them to the comments below.
I am lucky enough to count Jack Hollingsworth (@PhotoJack) as a friend, we have known each for many years and often exchange personal notes, keeping in touch. I am delighted to publish this i3 lecture with Hollingsworth speaking about what we all love, mobile photography.
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At the beginning of the year it's traditional to make a promise to oneself to improve in some way, this could be to improve finances, improve education, improve mental health, improve physical health and so on. We wanted to speak … Read more
If you missed the first iPhone Photography Workshop on Cape Cod with Jack Hollingsworth, here's an opportunity for another one, with an optional extension to the picturesque island of Martha's Vineyard. The first workshop was a sell out. You can … Read more
A brand new iOS mobile photography magazine has landed in the Apple Newsstand (there's been a few recently) and is ready for download. We were lucky enough to be sent a Press Release from the Editor-In-Chief, Knox Bronson more widely … Read more
Jack Hollingsworth is running a weekend workshop of mobile photography from July 25-28 on Cape Cod. Jack knows this area like the back of his hand, born and raised there, he knows every crack and corner intimately. This course will … Read more
Don't miss this great video by my really great pal, commercial photographer and huge supporter of theappwhisperer.com, Jack Hollingsworth aka @photoJack. In this video Jack discusses and explains how in fell back in love with photography when he started shooting … Read more


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The iPhone X is here, app developers. It's your turn
Apple's 10th Anniversary iPhone
The iPhone X became available November 3, and will keep app developers busy. As with previous releases, there are a few complaints about the new device:
- The iPhone X is the first iPhone to employ an OLED display, which brings sharper and more vivid images, but also the risk of burn-in or image persistence.
- The iPhone X's display to become unresponsive in cold weather (a fix is in the works).
- The price.
All in all, however, consumers are extremely happy with it, and so far, reviews of the device are downright poetic.Read More


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The first prerequisite in warfare is to recognize the fact that you are under attack. The second prerequisite is recognizing that the art of warfare is the art of deception. Today's churches are generally doing neither.
Nationally syndicated columnist David Limbaugh, author of Persecution, joins John for a comprehensive look at the secular attack on Christianity in the West.
John does an extended boralogue to answer some of the questions listeners have had about the Marxist origins of the church growth movement flooding into churches around the country.
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