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Home page. Carlisle Lets - Letting Agent, Houses & Flats for rent.
Houses - flats - semi detached - commercial property - garages, and our sister business, Storage Carlisle who specialise in self storage furniture division
Carlisle Lets - We have a vast array of residential property to let around Carlisle, Cumbria, all owned and managed by ourselves. Being owned and managed by us keeps rental costs down for you. We have for rental the following examples:
1 bedroom flats for rent
2 bedroom houses and flats for rent
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♦ Looking for property for rent in the Carlisle area ?
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We are a letting agent with a difference - Based in Carlisle, we offer good quality residential properties which, unlike conventional letting or estate agents, are all owned and managed by ourselves. This results in more competitive pricing - we're affordable! - and we believe our rents highly competitive - infact, we only offer for rental 'affordable good value for money' properties for rent. We do not charge viewing fees. Our only stipulation is that you are working - we can't take benefits etc unless you are of pensionable age.
We're totally upfront and honest - the only additional fees you may have to pay is a one off £100 admin fee prior to moving in due to increased legislation and paperwork forced onto private landlords, and that's only when clearly stated.
♦ NO DEPOSITS .. You only pay rent only
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♦ Established since the late 1990's
The advantages of renting from us is you deal direct with the landlords on all our properties for rental, you avoid viewing fees, there are no application fees meaning you can move in quicker and we ensure all our properties are kept in a good state of repair.
Please remember that all properties are offered in good, clean, move - in condition at affordable rents. Carpets come as standard. Infact, we wont even offer a property for rental until IT IS in good clean condition. All homes are centrally heated and fully compliant.
All you need to do is move your furniture in.
"All properties owned by us range from 1 bedroom flats to 3 bedroom semi detached houses."
Many of our houses and flats for let are traditional terraced houses, but we have cottages, flats and semi detached properties often available. All properties are modern,often with fully tiled bathrooms, modern kitchens and have gas central heating as standard and are ready to move into.
Many properties have been owned by us in excess of ten years so we know them inside out demonstrating we're not a here today, gone tomorrow business. Whatsmore, we have been on the go since the 1990's just a few years after the dawn of the internet!
"Most rents start from around £310 for a one bedroom flat to £450 for for a 3 bed semi"
- TERRACED HOUSES - from £350 per month
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- Look no further if your after affordability - all rents are reasonable, plus we know our properties inside out, often having fully refurbished them to our strict standards and during our constant on-going refurbishment programme over the years, meaning all properties are in excellent condition before being offered for rent.
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Read this post from May 5, 2016:
I forgot about it. You? It is worth keeping in mind if you forgot. John Boehner had the very Jesuit resignation, after meeting with the very Jesuit Pope, and Paul Ryan had the very Jesuit replacement ritual. Now we have the Jesuit Trump. All of this seems so obvious in hindsight. That's the beauty of the blog, a lot is documented, that has never been connected. How many of you read my older posts?
One wonders if Paul Ryan and Matt Ryan are related... Matt Ryan, also a Jesuit, playing for the very Jesuit Arthur Blank, who is in Super Bowl 51, against Donald Trump's favorite Patriots.

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You may not need a scientific study in order to enjoy eating cake for breakfast, but when a study says that it's fair game, it helps with the post-binge guilt. Even better is the fact that you could lose weight from that early-morning indulgence.
Researchers looked at 193 obese adults and found that those who ate a high-protein, high-carbohydrate breakfast, along with a dessert, stuck with their diets and kept the weight off longer. The other adults in the study, who ate a low-carb/low-calorie breakfast without the sweets, didn't have as much success.
Health officials have long touted the importance of eating breakfast when it comes to weight loss. People who skip breakfast tend to be heavier than those who eat a healthy breakfast.
The new study shows that when and what you eat play a large role in helping you shed the pounds. A high carb/protein breakfast is likely to keep you full throughout the day. In addition, the occasional cookie, cake or doughnut can help you stymie the cravings that cause you to overeat.
Not everyone is buying this, of course. Nutritionists are divided on whether cake for breakfast should become enshrined in the government's food pyramid—or food plate, as it's now called.
While the current study shows that you can, in fact, lose weight by eating dessert with a healthy breakfast, others indicate that too much refined flour and sugar can be bad for you.
The best advice: eat a healthy breakfast every day, and don't feel guilty about the occasional slice of chocolate cake!


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Take a look at Notre Dame's new locker room (Video)
Notre Dame players have one heck of a locker room to use at Notre Dame Stadium for the next few years.
The school unveiled its new football locker room Thursday. Here's what it looks like — it's hard not to see the resemblances to an old Catholic church. The theme of the renovations was "Bigger than brick" because according to the school, "back in Notre Dame's 1930 Alumnus magazine, it was stated "Notre Dame is bigger than brick and far more than mortar."
Here's how the Fighting Irish players reacted when they got the first glimpse of their new facilities. We're glad that the shower area got a thorough look-over. Always important to not stink after a postgame shower.
Notre Dame opens the season at home vs. Temple before hosting Georgia on Sept. 9. In addition to the locker rooms, there's a new video board at the stadium along with some other features.
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I mean, let's be real for a minute: How many times have you begun a lesson, believed in what you were teaching, had a clear goal in mind, saw in your minds eye the aha moment playing at the corners of your students eyes and mouths, and suddenly the reality challenges your view of who or what you are? If you aren't raising your hand, you probably aren't telling the truth.
How do we maximize instructional time so that students remain engaged and still get the coverage of prior knowledge needed to be successful?
A new technological trend has teachers flipping out in response to to this question. "Flipping" instruction is not just a profane phrase anymore (not that it ever was). A flipped sequence of instruction is one that literally flips daytime lecture with nighttime application.
Well that couldn't possibly work, Dan?! Are you "flipping" mad?!
My mental health aside, think about the possibilities; the good folks at the Harvard Education Letter did. The November/December 2011 edition of the letter addresses the use of flipping in schools to raise student performance:
"Since she began 'flipping' lectures and homework assignments, high school science teacher Shelley Wright has noticed something: the number of students failing her course has dropped from the usual three to zero. Departmental exam scores are higher, too."
Wright teaches sophomore, junior, and senior science at Cornerstone Christian School in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, so her practice and the flexibility surrounding varies compared with many of the teaching contexts we have; however, the article contains other teacher pioneers in this instructional method.
Despite this difference, any strategy that seems to improve students' abilities to learn and retain information is welcome information. I have spoken with a number of my science and math colleagues and they almost instantly saw the appeal of such a practice. One of my colleagues even began excitedly theorizing about extra lab time. The trouble for us, as teachers of English, is finding a way to apply this strategy to our classrooms. We generally don't have discrete, measurable skills that can be analyzed in a single lesson. In math classes, students can learn a method for working a problem. In science classes, students can discuss the effects of acid-base reactions and begin to solve acid-base equations. In English, teaching students to read or write in a single lecture is laughable; what could we teach?
I was recently rereading Deeper Reading by Kelly Gallagher and I found the answer. Having students measure their own level of comprehension could easily adapt to video lectures at night. Then, I came up with a sequence I think could work for English teachers; below I have provided my idea for a sequence of flipped instruction for the English classroom as well as the outline of a flipped instructional sequence as it appears in the Harvard Education Letter.
Basic Outline for Flipped Instruction:
Day 1: Exploring - "explore the material with an activity building on prior knowledge"
Night 1: Explaining - "watch and sometimes interact with some form of media online"
Day 2: Applying - raise "questions about the video from the night before" and pose "an application problem"
Flipped English Class on the Opening of The Great Gatsby:
Day 1: Exploring - Students open the text and read the first couple pages (up to that break as the action becomes present instead of the reflective frame); they write questions they have from their reading. The class discusses Fitzgerald and his life using the opening paragraphs of the novel as a frame for the discussion (ex: Fitzgerald is sometimes called the Jazz Age moralist and he opens the novel with a discussion of judgment). Finish reading the opening chapter. Students ask more questions, this time adding ones about spots where they struggled with comprehension. Unanswered questions are collected before students go home.
Night 1: Explaining - Students can pull up audio clips from the National Endowment for the Arts's The Big Read website. They can watch teacher created videos about comprehension strategies to help them measure their own understanding, applying the strategies to brief articles on background information for the novel. They could also watch videos from students or other sources about the value of what Gallagher calls "second-draft reading."
Day 2: Applying - The teacher brings up the unanswered questions to see if students have found answers for them on their own through the videos or the background reading. Students reread the first chapter in class, rating their second reading using their newly learned comprehension strategy. The remaining questions about the content of the first chapter are answered. Questions are generated about what will happen next.
I know it is rough and somewhat idealistic outline, but it is a starting point. The real value of flipping for English classes would be the development of skills that will help students become more successful independent readers. The more skillful the reader, the more likely he or she will not struggle to read independently assigned text; thus, even though two days are spent on one chapter of a novel (the essence of luxury), the time can be made up as students learn to read, not just consume, text with more skill and understanding.
There are many objections and questions we could raise about flipping: access, knowledge of ed tech, what to include in a video, and where to find good videos are just a few. These questions are best tackled by individuals from each school. I could sit here in my comfy chair at home in Virginia and offer grand pronouncements on ways to avoid these obstacles, but that wouldn't help many of us develop strategies to overcome these obstacles. Instead, I challenge you to look at each of these challenges and ask "what if" instead of "yes, but." For example, what if I could flip my instruction? What if I had the same success as Shelley Wright? What if my students got excited about homework? What if having them access lectures online brought some new motivation to their learning? I can't be sure, but I think this idea is not just another idea to make the public school system behave in the same way with a different outfit. This idea seems to require the kind of revolutionary thinking that could reshape the way public education works.
In any case, I have to go for now. I am going to try and record a lecture about rating comprehension and post it on my class page to help my students with their break reading; I'm excited because I get to play with an iPad to do it. Who says that we get too old for toys?
I hope you have a wonderful holiday season and winter break.


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The airline is based in Jakarta at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport,
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a blog for genealogists, historians and those who love all things Italian!
Sunday, March 4, 2012
A Look at Southern Italian Life in the 19th Century - Part III
"...Clothing differed as much from section to section among the poor in Italy from which our immigrants came as did language, housing, and culinary methods. Its variations depended upon local traditions, the materials available, and the needs of the people as defined by occupation and climate. Much of the peasant clothing, regardless of design, was made from sheep's wool, woven, and sewn in the home...Shepherds thus wore long hooded capes that fell below the knees and sheepskin leggings and trousers as such that adorn American cowboys. Fisherman, on the other hand, used heavy breeches, woolen stockings, sweaters, and caps when out on the open water in cold weather; and trousers and shirts open at the neck, with feed bare, in the summer. Peasants who worked in the fields donned trousers and coats or sweaters in summer, both coats and sweaters in the cold season. Most of these work garments were dark colored, but the somberness was relieved at times by a bright scarf, and the cap, blouse, or shirt might be pink, green or light blue..."
Posted by Melanie D. Holtz, CG at 8:09 PM
Labels: clothing styles, Southern Italians
3 comments:
- Jim S said...
I just found your blog through Geneabloggers. Welcome to Geneabloggers.
Regards, Jim
Hidden Genealogy Nuggets
- March 10, 2012 at 12:34 PM
I'm currently writing a paper regarding italian immigrants clothing and the differences of their style in during Immigration and once they were assimilated.
Where did you do your research? I'd love to read stuff similar to the stuff on your blog
- November 28, 2013 at 2:56 PM
- Melanie D. Holtz, CG said...
The first post in this series gives you the book from which much of this information came from. You also might want to search Google books, Google Scholar, and JSTOR for other relevant works. Good luck!
- November 29, 2013 at 10:31 AM
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Clients who have engaged the services of an Architect to design their home are usually looking for cutting edge design & technology with the highest quality of finish.
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Green Feathers…
The unlikely story of Native American logging
by Tanner Givnan
The Green Feathers production team is dedicated to sharing the heartbeat of a story that is seldom heard, yet speaks to the history of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Green Feathers tells the story of the contributions of Native Americans leading to the success of the logging industry in Oregon.
You can be a part of this important project by helping us bring this significant story into the light and onto the pages of history books, including those used in our schools. Today, there is a loss of identity for many Native Americans. We can begin to change that, one story at a time. We can make a difference, and you can help us today with your tax-deductible donation.
A key figure in the documentary is Dr. David Lewis, Tribal Historian for The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. He is both a consultant and interviewee on the Green Feathers project: "By the late nineteenth century, native men had become principal workers in the logging industry."
Was this because they had been stewards of the land, or because their determination drove them to excel? By weaving personal family stories with tribal history, Green Feathers answers these questions and more.
For too long this history has drifted in the wind.
Green Feathers is a sponsored project of Portland, Oregon's nonprofit Hollywood Theatre.
Green Feathers Documentary is a sponsored project of Film Action Oregon, DBA Hollywood Theatre, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Follow our progress at GreenFeathersDocumentary.com
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Isaiah 55-57 New American Standard Bible (NASB)
The Free Offer of Mercy
55 "Ho! Every one who thirsts, come to the waters;
6 Seek the Lord while He may be found;
Rewards for Obedience to God
56 Thus says the Lord,
4 For thus says the Lord,
"To the eunuchs who keep My sabbaths,
6 "Also the foreigners who join themselves to the Lord,
9 All you beasts of the field,
Evil Leaders Rebuked
57 The righteous man perishes, and no man takes it to heart;
11 "Of whom were you worried and fearful
14 And it will be said,
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Coco knows when Barbara will go to vacation, so he hides in her bag (thinking that she will not see and carry him too) :)
Coco knows when Barbara will go to vacation, so he hides in her bag (thinking that she will not see and carry him too) :)
It is easy. If you wish to do it, here is how it can be done.
First you need text widget. WordPress allows you to have 9 text widgets. Kindly go to Presentation -> Sidebar Widgets. Take text widget with your mouse, left click and hold, and drag and drop it into the sidebar – on place you wish. If you do not have enough text widgets you can increase their availability from drop down menu beside question How many text widgets would you like?
Click on the right side of text widget and text box will open with title and body for HTML. I thought it would be nice if this sticker hyperlinks to the homepage of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). Now in title you can write your message about not using fur. In the main text window write this code
Then close window by clicking anywhere outside it, and Save Changes.
I have already done that in my blog so you can see how it looks like. This is easy and everyone can do it. If you do not want to put this sticker on your blog, you can print it on printer and make interesting badge. All in all, be creative, there are many ways to say to other people that you do not feel like that animals should be killed because of someone's notions of fashion. Let us join to appeal of people who make new fashion – fashion that says fur is out. There is no aesthetics in killing animals for fashion – let us all say what we think and really prove that we are civilised. No fur!
And one more thing – you may find it difficult to become vegetarian at this moment. I hope you will reconsider that option in the future someday, but when it comes to wearing fur – it is very, very easy to renounce wearing it. Just say no, and help higher and more humane taste in fashion to evolve. It is easy. We can do it!
Address of NO FUR sticker, if you want to print it out on paper is
Note, it is address that you have to put in img src tag in text widget, see code example above.
Who says that animals do not feel sublime emotions? We sometimes think that humans are superior beings, but in what plane are we concretely superior now? It is because we have mind, but mind is also responsible for some of the worst atrocities and oppressive social systems. Animals kill because such is their animal nature, but look what so called humans can sometimes do. I am not saying that in the future human beings will not be better than now, I wish that we all manage to discover more and more hidden treasures that everyone of us carries deep in one's own heart (I am assured that then we will be more caring about animals). But now we must not think that we are so superior to animals, so that we think they have no rights. Sir Paul McCartney decided to become vegetarian when he and Lady Linda were eating lamb meal and at that moment they saw lambs outside in fields. I am not preaching to anyone to become vegetarian, such kind of decision everyone needs to take very consciously. In my case, I am vegetarian but I do eat milk, eggs and honey. Also my opinion is that you should let your children eat meat until they grow up to certain age. But to speak whole truth, once I was chatting with one programmer from India. He is follower of Sri Vaishnava spiritual path, and he told me that in his family nobody tasted meat for centuries ago!!! I was delighted to hear that such people actually exist and can live without meat – it is not true that meat is absolutely indispensable. But if we do not wish to give up on meat, at least we can do for our little animal brothers and sisters is to stop wearing fur and leather. My friends often tell me that we should not think so much of animal rights, when in today's world nobody cares so much for human rights. But for me this does not follow. Are we civilised or not? Are we still going to fool ourselves that animals do not have such sublime feelings as we do? Next time when you see a cow, look in her eyes, look very carefully in her eyes please. In India they say: cow is giving us milk, therefore we regard her as our mother. What enlightened opinion! Browsing on the internet I managed to find a painting in oil where Krishna and Balarama are milking cows. Cow is considered in India to be holy animal. I applaude for that level of civilized atitude! (Painting is taken from collection on Vrindavan Art gallery)


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Stunning photos you have shared in here! I really love seeing birds that is why everytime I have some free time I go to Nuvali for bird watching.ReplyDelete
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Just getting set to score my last game of the season for MLB.com on a cool and breezy day in Denver where the Rockies will host the Padres. With last night's 5-2 win, the Padres moved to 76-75 and remained 5 games in front of the Giants in the western division.
Last night rookie Mike Esposito made his major league debut for the Rockies and pitched 5 decent innings giving up 7 hits and 3 runs. He was pretty aggressive in the strike zone I thought although he ended up walking 3. Jake Peavy was very sharp and although the Rockies weren't that far behind most of the game, it just didn't look they would have a chance.
That makes it 19 different rookies who have played for the Rox this season which ties the Dodgers. That is the Rockies franchise record.
Overall, the Rockies have had by far the most games played by rookies this season:
Colorado 869
Atlanta 676
Dodgers 607
Kansas City 499
San Francisco 451
Of course the Dodgers, Braves, and Giants weren't exactly planning to have to rely on rookies as much as the Rockies were but of course we know how well the Braves rookies have played overall with Jeff Francouer leading the way.
The most interesting play of last night's game was when rookie Corey Sullivan chose to slide into the catcher Ramon Hernandez who was actually behind the plate trying to field a throw in the first inning when trying to score on a Todd Helton double, instead of taking a more direct route and using a hook slide or a head first slide using his hand. It was bizarre and Sullivan was called out since he never actually reached the plate. That turned out to be the Rockies best chance to get to Peavy who then shut them down until the 8th.


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This winter, I did not pick Nikki up for months at a time. It's hard to take pictures when you're stuck in a hard place, and the darkness looms large. It didn't seem worth it to photograph grey.
But. It's Spring again! And everything is better. So in an effort to acknowledge that, to pay tribute to beauty in the small things.. here's to the start of a more concerted effort around here to post our weekly
"Life in Pictures."
|I made Banana Oat cookies sans sucre mais avec AMAZINGNESS.
|Surprise dinner for B: Homemade Sprouted Quinoa bread, Mint-Pea dip, Blueberry Elk
Sausage and Apple Goat Cheese salad.
|Spring! Has Sprung! It's biking time!
|Brown paper parcels sent in the mail. xo
|What we got up to last night: a teaser for the next blog post.


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Martin Amis's Time's Arrow: or The Nature of the Offence (1991) is the only book of his I've enjoyed: it's challenging, clever, and very worthwhile, which is more than I can say for some of the comments that Amis has in the past made about, say, Islam, or women writers. And last week, in a BBC2 interview on Faulks on Fiction, he came out with another statement of amazing arrogance: 'If I had a serious brain injury I might well write a children's book.'
Obviously such a sentence would anger many writers of children's books, and perhaps none so much as Jane Stemp, whose book The Secret Songs was shortlisted for the Guardian children fiction award in 1998. She suffers from cerebral palsy and feels deeply insulted by Amis, and the idea of superglueing him to a wheelchair and piping children's fiction into his ear understandably appeals to her.
Amis fils (and doesn't that identifier have oddly derogatory undertones?) goes on to say that 'fiction is freedom and any restraints on that are intolerable'. This is exactly the opposite of the Oulipo group's thinking, so does he also find the writings of, for instance, Raymond Queneau and Georges Perec intolerable?
The ironic part of all this, though, is that the inflammatory statement was a digression from a conversation about John Self, the main character in Amis's Money (1884). Some have seen Self as a character who sums up the greed-driven 1980s, although to me it's a children's book: it's about Self playing with money - in between playing with himself with the help of porn mags. Once again, Amis fils is playing with his oversize ego. He's now 61. Time he grew up.


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Eyre Brothers in Shoreditch. I'm too excited to give this place a full review as we only tried two dishes there - but I wanted to say that the two dishes we did have were outstanding. Both pork, both exceptional and balanced dishes. They were maximalist without being over the top, with punchy flavours that are expertly reigned in.
A rich and fun dish - chunks of pork with the delicate clams that appear in the dish. Bursts of freshness of the sea
Perfectly cooked, hearty, rustic flavour through the meat.
To accompany, we drank a glass of Monastrell 2009, Bodegas Castano from Spain which was rather rich and rather fruity.
It's rustic and stylish cooking from David Eyre, who set up original gastropub The Eagle in Clerkenwell, and his upbringing in the former Portuguese colony of Mozambique is reflected in the food, which has punchy Spanish flavours too. The room is pared down - dark African mahogany and New York clean lines. The service is impeccable. And you'll be surrounded by a strange mixture of clientele - mostly City and creative-types. Oh and maybe a daytime TV chef having a celebratory supper.
All I can say is that I urge you to go. And I will be going again to try the pulpo - octopus Galician style, and Caldeirada - the Portuguese fish and shellfish stew.
The mains are close to £20, but each dish is very filling.
Eyre Brothers
70 Leonard Street, City of London EC2A 4QX
+44 20 7613 5346