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I am currently having a new house built (Frames have just been put up) and I am looking now at getting the Home Automation plan sorted.
The Plan so far is to inegrate with Apple Homekit (I have an Apple TV) where possible and if not possible use IFTTT:
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2. Garage Door - Chamberlain MyQ Garage Door Opener or MyQ compatible Garage Door Opener with MyQ device attached.
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4. Themorstat - Ecobee3 Thermostat controller - I am hoping that this will be compatible with the Central Gas heating that we are installing.
5. Lights (Outdoor and Indoor) - Not sure what to do about lights......I was thinking Philips Hue but this could get expensive very very fast - open to suggetsions
6. Security (Cameras, Motion Sensors, Smoke Detectors etc) - Not sure about this either.....quite like the looks of Morepork but open to suggestions on this too
7. Front Door Bell - SkyBell
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Armstrong Flooring eliminated 70 jobs in early 2018 as it retooled its marketing strategy amid declining sales.
Under its new strategy, the flooring maker headquartered in Manor Township, Lancaster County, is handing over marketing, merchandising and direct-sales representation responsibilities to its distributors, the filing said.
Armstrong previously shared the responsibilities with its distributors. The new structure was designed to provide enhanced support and responsiveness to retailers, the company said.
The job cuts took place in Lancaster, although some were at other locations around the country, said Stephen Trapnell, a company spokesman.
"We worked to support the affected employees through severance and career transition assistance," Trapnell said.
In addition to transferring some marketing responsibilities for residential flooring products to distributors, Armstrong Flooring is increasing its focus on national retailers and commercial customers, including architects, designers and contractors, Trapnell said.
Earlier marketing changes led to the elimination of 40 positions in the first quarter of 2017 as Armstrong consolidated its commercial and residential go-to-market strategies.
Those employees also received severance benefits, the filing said. Costs totaled $4.6 million.
The layoffs follow the resignation of Armstrong's senior vice president and chief product officer, Joe Bondi. The company announced his departure in February but noted he is staying on through May 31 to help with the transition to the new strategy.
In the meantime, Armstrong's earnings and sales both took a hit in the first quarter.
Armstrong reported a net loss of $10.4 million for the first three months of 2018, an increase from a net loss of $7.8 million for the same period in 2017.
Armstrong reported sales of $257.9 million in the first quarter of 2018, down from $265.2 million in the first quarter of 2017.
The company employs 3,500 people across 15 manufacturing facilities, including one in the city of Lancaster.
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Dual awards for Valdir Barth
Valdir was awarded the 2019-20 Shatkin Scholarship for academic and scholarly accomplishments in graduate school. The award will be presented at the Annual Aaron Shatkin Lecture on Monday October 21. This summer, Valdir was also awarded a University and Louis Bevier Fellowship for the 2019-2020 academic year. This highly selective, Rutgers-wide fellowship rewards excellence by providing full support during a doctoral Read More
Valdir's Nature Communications paper is out!
Valdir discovered that a single toxin does not slow M. tuberculosis growth by simply inhibiting protein synthesis. Instead, it reprograms M. tuberculosis cells by a novel mechanism. It first reduces the level of a SINGLE rare tRNA species, this leads to ribosome stalling at the mRNA codon requiring the depleted tRNA, which in turn reduces Read More
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Valdir, Heather and Unnati hit the pub in London after a fantastic meeting with leaders in the field at the historic Cumberland lodge inside Windsor Great Park. Valdir and Nancy tag-teamed on oral presentations; Valdir and Unnati also presented posters.
Mel's Scientific Reports paper is out!
When identifying toxin RNA targets, in vivo trumps in vitro. We used a battery of approaches to demonstrate that the best way to find the true RNA targets of endoribonuclease toxins is to study their activity in their natural host; here we demonstrate this using an M. tuberculosis toxin and host.
Eduardo Troian joins the laboratory
Eduardo was just awarded his MS degree in Virology in Brazil and will be starting graduate school at Rutgers in the Fall. Welcome!
Valdir presents his work at Cold Spring Harbor
Valdir was invited to give a talk on his exciting new data at the Cold Spring Harbor Translational Control meeting. Cheers!
Kim Cruz off to vet school
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Movers and Shakers
Movers: Before entering medical school in the Fall of 2019, Parth is moving on to a year of service with City Year Philadelphia (through Americorps). He will be helping prevent at-risk Philadelphia kids from dropping out of middle school. Shakers: What a summer…😅 Heather passed the written PhD qualifying exam, Unnati passed her oral qualifying Read More


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(ihm myoo ta bihl' ih tee) The unchangeability of God; in biblical theology, a reference to God's unchanging commitment and faithfulness to the salvation of humanity.
Secular Philosophical Thought In secular thought—God's immutability connotes innate divine perfection and completeness. Since God is complete in and of Himself, relation to anything other than Himself is an addition to His completeness, an addition which is a philosophical impossibility. Since relationship requires change or response on the part of the beings in relationship, God, perfectly complete and completely perfect, cannot relate to that which is outside Himself. This kind of God, who is possessed by an immutability which prohibits relationship to His creation, is not the God portrayed by the Bible.
Biblical Teaching God, as the Scriptures portray Him, responds to the needs of His creation and, therefore, changes in the sense that He relates to what is not God. The biblical idea of immutability is couched in the constancy of God's self-revelation to humanity: He is holy (Joshua 24:19), jealous (Exodus 20:5), zealous, (Isaiah 9:7), beneficent (Psalms 107:1); and righteous (Exodus 9:27). God expresses wrath, though He is "slow to anger" (Nehemiah 9:17). He expresses love (Proverbs 3:12) in the election of His people for service (Hosea 11:1;
Matthew 28:19-20;
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The greatest religious significance of the unchanging God is His eternal stance of salvation toward His creation. He is eternally faithful to His people. He therefore repents of judgment when persons answer His call to obedience, as did the Ninevites in
Jonah 3. The unchanging God of salvation is the eternal, free God who reveals Himself in the eternal Son (John 1:1,John 1:18). As such, he is the immutable God who comes to seek and save the lost (Mark 10:45), the God who is the same "yesterday, and to day, and for ever (Hebrews 13:8).
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Well folks it is finally out! Aether Revolt was released just last night. Thanks to Mike Likes and his excellent reviews over the possible gems you can find for Standard. I am going to be looking for a few gems that can find their way to Modern. The last set I did this with was Shadows Over Innistrad Bradley has been kind enough to do the following two sets Eldritch Moon and Kaladesh. My opinion of many cards in Shadows beyond the lands would even see Modern play was pretty much correct; however, I have to admit I passed over Nahiri, the Harbinger I must have been sick or something cause I never considered it for Modern. Let alone did I think a few weeks later I would build Nahiri Jeskai for GP Charlotte. So without further delay I will go ahead and look over Aether Revolt and spot a few things I find could be possible gems.
My review of the White cards in this set, most are relatively weak for eternal formats, and there happens to be only two I believe would see play.Sram, Senior Edificer
This card has potential depending on how far Wotc wishes to go with vehicles in Magic. As it stands this card is not powerful enough to take the place of Kor Spiritdancer or Puresteel Paladin. The only way this card would be played above those is if Wotc continues pushing for more vehicles otherwise this will only be found in a casual players Modern deck and not a tier 1. I do not feel there is enough vehicles or promising vehicles to warrant it as a possible archetype.Consulate Crackdown
So if you are an Affinity player you are probably rolling your eyes at this card I am sure Frank Karsten did when he reviewed this set. Now jokes aside about Affinity players the only true use this card would be is if you are playing a control shell without playing red. All the best artifact removal spells both spot removal and board wipes also known as Shatterstorm are red. You have absolutely no reason to run this card over any artifact removal unless you have neither green nor red in your deck and even blue has Hurkyl's Recall. I see this as being a possible fringe card but beyond that it won't see the light of day in Modern.
All I have to say about Blue this set is wow. There has been so many bombs printed in this set for Blue that I expect many of them to find a home in Modern. I was surprised by how many great cards was printed compared to some of the other colors; however, I do not believe they have the best card out of the set printed in this color.Baral, Chief of Compliance
Even the name sounds completely bad ass. This card is probably one of the favorite's that has been printed in this set, and it has to be one of the most useful. Some of you maybe happy that UR Storm has all, but disappeared from Modern. Now that Gitaxian Probe has been banned I think this card will end up finding a home within Storm, but I also think it will become a staple in Delver variants as well. This is probably one of the few cards that I can truly see finding a home without a bunch of what ifs or possible scenarios.Whir of Invention
So at first glance I really was underwhelmed by this card. With Affinity and Tron being your main artifact decks in Modern you have to kind of sigh at cards like this until you look at the possible implications of this in a deck and what it actually opens up. This card is a weaker Chord of Calling, but better than Tezzeret the Seeker. So for Modern what this opens up is a new addition to Eggs, which based of my Aetherflux Storm article was hilarious in itself. Now adding this to it to find my Krark-Clan Ironworks or Aetherflux Reservoir makes this a great addition and much better than Reshape in my opinion. Then you have possible targets in Mono-U Tron which is a fringe deck, but still decent. Another sleeper rare I say get a playset while you can before this become a new Chord of Calling. This card also fits nicely into Lantern Control decks, and ensures you getting Ensnaring Bridge out on the field. Now an archetype that can see play finally with this also is the thopter sword decks we expected to flood Modern with the unbanning of Sword of the Meek. Honestly this has got to be an all star card.Disallow
Wotc I question you sometimes…I truly do. This is strictly a better Voidslime, which you never see played in Modern. I mean Wotc seriously you gave us a playable Stifle in Modern. I know Squelch isn't terrible, but truly is an underwhelming card. I will be picking up a playset of these as soon as I possibly can. I see at least one if not two in most control decks in Modern either main board or sideboard.
Hands down I feel black in this release has recieved the best cards from this entire release. I know it seems I lost my mind with blue, but just wait to you see what kind of ridiculous stuff Wotc has bestowed upon us…please enjoy the magic joke.Gifted Aetherborn
Straight up the most boring card you will find on this list and only useful for those of you fringe players running Mono-B Devotion. Great card for you.Yahenni's Expertise
Any time I see a card that allows me to cast a spell for free from my hand makes me want to lose my mind. I heard Grixis Control and Jund were needing more support in Modern. Good to know we have it folks. All I am going to say is cast this and then Ancestral Vision that synergy alone makes it a one of in my Grixis Control for Modern.Fatal Push
Dear sweet Jesus….what were you thinking printing something like this? This card easily rivals Path to Exile and Lightning Bolt as cheap removal. Get a playset foil if you can honestly this card will be in Modern for years to come and even with out much experience in Legacy or Frontier this easily fits in them as well. By the way I will be seriously disappointed if someone does not alter them to the 300 movie reference. Hands down the best card printed in this set Whir of Invention is close, but is not relevant in any format beyond Modern as far as I can tell.
I have nothing for you folks. Red was absolutely disappointing this set. Best card I see is Shock and its already not even played in Modern beyond budget decks.
Green had a few cards that will definitely see Modern play better than white or red, but nothing on the level of blue and black thus far.Rishkar, Peema Renegade
Not the most exciting card, but it is a new lord for Elves in modern and does give you a Llanowar Elves for the counters. Not sure the impact it will have I can see this going as a possible one of in elves at least.Narnam Renegade
Wotc we have really got to sit down and figure out what the hell you are thinking. It's a Kird Ape with Deathtouch! Zoo and Elf players alike are rejoicing at this ridiculous card. By the way Frontier since you didn't have Kird Ape congratulations. Honestly I feel like this card can replace Wild Nacatl.
Alright call me crazy, but I am not a fan of vehicles at all. I find a hard time processing the power levels of the vehicles due to the fact I haven't played standard since Khans of Tarkir. There is several powerful cards in the artifacts though and if you care to sit down explain the power levels of vehicles I will gladly reconsider them.Hope of Ghirapur
This will fit nicely in Affinity as a possible way to stop the turn two Hurkyl's Recall, turn three Anger of the Gods, or turn four Shatterstorm. Honestly just a solid sideboard card for Affinity if they are expecting alot of hate.Metallic Mimic
Easily fits in any tribal deck in Modern. Making this a two drop puts is above all the similar "clone lords" they have made. I see Phantasmal Image phasing out entirely now that this guy is a possibility.Implement of Improvement
This card can easily find a home among Eggs since lifegain is extremely important for the deck to survive the early onslaught.Implement of Combustion
I find this card to be equal to Pyrite Spellbomb the only reason the run the latter of this one is because of the two damage it does compared to the one here.
Only one land was printed here beyond basics so little underwhelming for lands, but this set had excellent gems among it.Spire of Industry
Welcome to your poor man's Glimmervoid.
Honestly the planeswalkers this set was more disappointing than red. Absolute trash if you expect to run either in Modern.
There you have it folks this is my review of Aether Revolt. Several cards I am excited to watch and see how they evolve the Modern format especially after the recent bans. Really wished there were some unbannings too but that is for a different discussion. Below I am going to make a list of the top five cards from this set, and if you wish to provide feedback negative or positive feel free to respond. I hope to start doing this type of review for every set following this one so I do encourage the feedback.
Top 5
1. Fatal Push
2. Whir of Invention
3. Narnam Renegade
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Fifth grade is off to a terrible start when Frederick is sent to a disciplinary camp for troublesome boys. His fellow troop mates―Nosebleed, Specs, The Professor, and little-yet-lethal Ant Bite―are terrifying. But in between trust-building exercises and midnight escape attempts, a tenuous friendship grows between them. Which is lucky, because a Category 5 hurricane is coming and everyone will have to work together―lions and fleas alike―to survive!


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The Evolution of the Village
9. The first records of Hilton predate the Battle of Hastings when the village formed part of the manor of the nearby village of Fenstanton. In the Dark Ages, the site must have seemed attractive to the people who settled in farmsteads here. It was situated just above the damp flood plains and fens of the Great Ouse Valley and yet still had access to the main travel routes. Although the land comprises predominantly heavy clay - hard to work and much of it would still have been covered in forest- the settlement would have offered some safety away from the dangers of the river, the ruinous Ermine Street to the west and the Via Devana to the north.
10. Hilton's subsequent evolution has followed the irregular and unplanned open character that is the essence of many Saxon villages in eastern England. It developed slowly through the Middle Ages, as forests gave way to the plough, and gradually evolved into a rural community whose existence revolved around agriculture. Its farms gave rise to associated trades in the village such as carpenters, millers and blacksmiths. In turn these and others developed into services such as butchers, bakers and public houses supplying the needs of the village and then the wider locality.
11. The varied size and nature of dwellings in Hilton enables a wide range and mix of people to live in the village. This ensures support for the many social and cultural activities that exist. Also, the residents of Hilton recognise that the retention of small local businesses and commercial activities are important to the vitality of the village. Although many of the traditional businesses have closed, some core services still survive. Furthermore, other home based enterprises are emerging, such as nurseries, stabling and recording studios, together with such services as accountancy, architecture and fitness training. Although the nature of these activities is different from those that previously existed they ensure some local employment opportunities will continue and that the village will not become merely a dormitory for nearby towns and cities.
12. Much of the village is a designated conservation area, but the rest of the village also has an individual character which needs to be safeguarded.
§ Encouragement will be given to the retention and promotion of appropriate commercial activities that are in accordance with the policies of the Huntingdonshire Local Plan. They will be required to help maintain the vitality of the village, whilst also protecting and enhancing its distinctive and attractive character. § The conservation area safeguards key historical features within its boundaries. However, any proposed new development outside the conservation area should also take account of the village's historical origins and will be assessed with regard to its effect on the preservation and/or enhancement of any Listed Building or the Conservation Area. § New housing developments will be required to take account of the Huntingdonshire Local Plan concerning the provision of a mix of house types and tenures to help maintain a broad range of residents and thereby assist in supporting the vitality of the village.
The Landscape Setting
13. The village of Hilton, as its name indicates, occupies land that is slightly higher than the surrounding countryside. Although the village has grown considerably over the last 35 years, its character is still one of a relatively small and attractive settlement lying within and forming part of a wider open agricultural landscape.
14. This character is partly due to the survival of the compactness of the settlement, with newer development being contained within its original framework. Also noteworthy, and without compromising compactness, is the presence of some remaining pasture around the edge of the village and, in particular, the soft open edge on the northern side reflecting its earlier associations with Fenstanton and access to ancient travel routes. This allows the countryside and large numbers of mature trees to extend into the heart of the village, thereby emphasising its self-contained appearance and the slightly elevated location in the landscape.
15. The survival of the landscape setting of the village and its maintenance is particularly important considering the great loss of tree cover in the surrounding countryside, the incursion of mineral workings and the erosive pressure of heavy through traffic.
§ Any proposed development in or in the vicinity of Hilton will be assessed as to its potential effect on the landscape setting of the village. Particular regard will be given to retaining the small size of the village and maintaining the undeveloped areas that provide a soft edge to the settlement and enable countryside to extend into the village. This factor will bear especially strongly on any mooted development beyond the existing village boundaries.
The Form and Layout
16. Hilton is formed by a loose grouping of former farmsteads linked together by roads, paths, water courses and open spaces. More recently, the space within this framework has been 'in-filled' with modern housing development. Those factors that influenced the form and layout of the village in the past are still evident today. Principal among them are: the orientation of the main travel routes, land ownership and the need to accommodate the advantages and disadvantages of water.
17. The direction of the main watercourses and highway is still south-west to north-east with the latter reflecting the village's early association with Fenstanton. It also provided access to the nearby market of St Ives and the transport corridors through the river valley. These are linked with other roads providing internal access within the village to the church and farmsteads which, from the beginning, were the focus of most activity in the village. The present gentle twists and turns of the roads, combined with their slight rises and falls, are witness to avoiding physical constraints such as water courses and water logged ground while taking advantage of higher land and better drained soils.
18. Water and communication was again influential in determining the form of the settlement when livestock was driven through and around the village from the market at St Ives to London. For a while the demand for overnight grazing and watering ensured that the village's ponds, of which 16 still remain, and greens not only survived but became more established.
19. The influence of land ownership has also played a significant role in the shape and form of the village. For example, the church and the farmstead buildings, as well as occupying large areas of ground, still play an important role by punctuating views on bends at corners and across open spaces. These farmsteads also benefited from the Enclosures Act, which not only saw their land ownership extend into the surrounding village fields but also inadvertently brought about the formal establishment of the village Green. The Green, which extends to some 27 acres, is the most distinctive feature of the village.
20. The positioning of buildings and the need to avoid flooding and encroachment on the highway and green open spaces is also a characteristic of village form. This is particularly noticeable around the Green where properties are situated well forward on their sites. This provides enclosure to the Green on three sides, thereby giving greater emphasis to this large green open space. Furthermore, although many of these buildings are large, their scale is reduced by their development in depth, extensive gardens and the size of the Green. Many of these areas form part of the designated Conservation Area whose policies are designed to preserve and enhance its special character.
§ Any proposed development will be assessed with regard to its effect on those characteristics that form an important part of the village's form and layout. Particular regard will be paid to the way the development would integrate with and form part of a linked overall pattern, with attention being given to maintaining and enhancing views and settings both along roads and paths and across open spaces. § Landowners and service providers should demonstrate that they have taken account of the village's form and layout characteristics, particular regard being paid to maintaining and enhancing views and settings when making alterations or changes.
21. Although Hilton does not present the immediate 'flashlight' image that some settlements do, with a predominance of a particular material or style of building, it does retain a prevailing character reflecting its East Anglian location. Furthermore, it contains features that are distinctly local to this corner of Huntingdonshire. The built environment of the village is predominantly made up of one, two and three storey dwellings, farm buildings of various sizes and other ecclesiastical and commercial buildings. They fall broadly into two categories both in location and type.
Individual Buildings and Small Groups
22. The first category includes individual and groups of buildings that have been erected, replaced and modified since the village was first settled. About 40 of these buildings are listed as being of Historic and or Architectural Interest, with some originating from the 16th century. In addition to the church, they include the farmsteads and other subsequent 'in-filling' situated along the Graveley Road, Potton Road, High Street and around the Green. Much of their external appearance is defined by the use and influence of local materials, construction techniques and craftsmanship.
23. The underlying form of these buildings is of narrow gables, steep pitched roofs and windows and doors that are modest in relation to their façade. These features were dictated by the properties of locally available materials and the need to cope with the weather. In Hilton these materials included oak framing, elm boarding, lime render, brick, reed and long straw thatch and clay peg tiles. The overall appearance is of well proportioned buildings with a vertical orientation further emphasised by the presence of chimneys, combining colour and texture that were natural to the locality. This includes white limewash, pitch black boarding, soft red brick for walls and 'tweedy' coloured roofs. Particularly important are the surviving clay peg and pan tiles, in variegated pale shades of yellows, browns, reds, pinks and greys, that are a special and distinctive feature of the village and surrounding area.
24. Over time, the introduction of white brick and white painted brickwork has served to reinforce local building colours. Even the use of red peg tiles, mixed in the right proportion with local tiles, has maintained their distinctive appearance. Although, the importation of slate and concrete introduced new roof colours and often resulted in wider gables and shallower pitches, their small number reflects the gradual evolution of building techniques and styles and also the availability of alternative materials - without eroding the basic built character of the village.
Housing Estates
25. The second category relates to the many housing developments that have been built over the last 35 years. Although they form the major part of the village's buildings and incorporate features of a more suburban style, they do not overwhelm the rest of the village or undermine its intrinsic character. There are several reasons for this. Most are estate developments that are grouped together and well located within the village framework. They lie off the main village road network and are served by cul-de-sacs, which give them an inward looking focus. Consequently, most of their impact on the village is limited to the point of access. This contrasts with most other development in the village which is spread out along the main road network and serves to emphasise its presence and strengthen its contribution to the village character. The integration of estate developments within the village is further assisted by the ample areas of public open space that were provided in some of the earlier developments. These areas, with their now maturing trees, complement the many greens that are a defining characteristic of the village.
26. Although some of the earlier estates, like some individual buildings, placed great emphasis on horizontal aspects embodied in the concept of 'open plan', with wider and straighter roads, broader gables, shallow roof pitches , picture windows and feature panels of hanging tile etc, some of the more recent developments, such as Scotts Close and Crescent, have been designed to incorporate proportions and materials that foster the indigenous village character.
§ All proposed new development will be assessed with regard to its effect on those aspects that form an important part of the distinctive and attractive character of the built environment of the village, while also recognising the need to ensure such development is in keeping with its immediate surroundings.§ Any new housing development will be assessed with regards to the policies contained in the Huntingdonshire Local Plan concerning crime prevention. § Planning applications should be supported by sufficient information, including illustrative material, to show how the visual appearance of new buildings is likely to evolve and what the effect of the development on the village is likely to be in the longer term.
§ All proposed new development will be assessed with regard to its effect on those aspects that form an important part of the distinctive and attractive character of the built environment of the village, while also recognising the need to ensure such development is in keeping with its immediate surroundings.
§ Any new housing development will be assessed with regards to the policies contained in the Huntingdonshire Local Plan concerning crime prevention. § Planning applications should be supported by sufficient information, including illustrative material, to show how the visual appearance of new buildings is likely to evolve and what the effect of the development on the village is likely to be in the longer term.
Open Spaces and Water Features
27. The spaces between, around and in front of buildings can be as important as the buildings themselves. Responses to the questionnaires, reflected in this VDS, showed unequivocally that the people of Hilton value greatly the village's open spaces. The Green represents the most important and distinctive feature of the village. Its size and location within the village, combined with all the traditional attributes of a green, make it truly representative of the quintessential English village. To residents it represents the history of the village. It is also the place where common rights holders retain historical privileges, games are played, festivals held and events and people commemorated.
28. The presence of many other roadside greens and ponds in the village enhances the status of The Green which in turn is reinforced by the presence of many fine trees and the parish church. The church is positioned on slightly higher ground which makes its tower an important landmark within the village. Of similar importance is the Sparrow Monument, while the Maze, which was cut in 1660, is one of only eight ancient turf mazes still surviving in England. The former red brick school, with its distinctive cast iron diamond glazing bars, and the cricket clubhouse also both contribute to the role and importance of The Green.
29. When approached from the east the full impact of The Green is suddenly realised on rounding a bend in the Fenstanton Road at the entrance to the village. From the west and south the opposite experience occurs with smaller sections of green and highway verge combining with ponds, streams, fords and moats to provide a more gradual build up to the Green.
30. The stock of public green areas within the village has decreased over recent years through estate development. Although not laid out in a way that consciously links them with earlier spaces, these estates do, with the trees they contain, contribute to the abundance of green space within the village. Another factor that contributes to the character of the village's green spaces and water features is their informal and semi-natural state. Of particular note is the lack of kerbs and the abundance of Willow and Rush. Where it has been necessary to provide structures, such as several small white footbridges, they have become a distinctive local feature. In Hilton they are known as 'Brows' and provide highlights to the otherwise semi-natural scene.
31. Whereas many of the buildings and structures that have been erected on the village's open spaces are in keeping, there are others that are both poorly designed and detract from the attractiveness of these areas. It is hoped that in due course some of the less sympathetic structures will either be relocated or replaced by structures of a more appropriate design.
§ Any proposed development will be assessed with regard to its effect on the green, open spaces and water features in the village. Particular regard will be paid to protecting their settings and views and to maintaining their informal and semi natural state. § Landowners and service providers should demonstrate that they have considered the effect of their proposed actions on the maintenance and quality of the village's green open spaces and water features, both within and around the edge of the village. Particular regard should be paid to drainage features and their importance to wildlife. § Opportunities will be sought to extend the stock and quality of green, open spaces and water features in and around the edge of the village. § The scale of planned extensions to existing buildings should take account of the potential impact on the spaciousness of the area within which they are situated and on neighbours' access to light. § Any proposed development should take account of the important role of space around and between buildings in both maintaining the character and built form of the village and in preventing overlooking or overbearing effects on adjoining buildings.
Trees, Hedges and Landscaping
32. The 'greenness' of the village, whether viewed from without or within, is an important defining characteristic of Hilton. The presence of many native trees, hedges and shrubs is not only an essential feature in 'clothing' the village and forming part of its setting in an open arable landscape; it also assists in defining the distinctive open spaces and routes within the village. These trees, hedges and shrubs also enhance the quality and setting of many village buildings.
33. Until recently huge elm trees dominated the Hilton skyline. It is therefore fortunate that the existence of several large properties and the Green has ensured a continuity of tree cover over the centuries and enabled some specimens of oak and beech to grow both in size and age. It is estimated that two huge oaks on the Green are probably 300 years old. Tree planting has also taken place to commemorate coronations, jubilees and notable residents.
34. Hawthorn hedges and hedgerow trees of ash and field maple provide an attractive approach to the village and reflect the enclosure period as well as the local geological and climatic conditions. Similarly, white willow and rushes are present in and around the village and help to define and emphasise the many water features that are part of Hiltons existence.
35. Over the years the village has seen an increase in planting of more ornamental and exotic species of planting. Whilst this can add colour and texture to the landscape, it is important that, in the public zone, the balance is maintained in favour of native species. This in turn helps to maintain the habitat that is key to the survival of the indigenous wildlife of the village.
36. Trees and open spaces are so important to the village that the Parish Council has responsibility for their management over a large area. This influence is extended through its voluntary Tree Warden, who continually monitors the health, condition and safety of trees and co-ordinates planting initiatives. The Warden also liaises with the county and district councils to promote the principles set out in Cambridgeshire Landscape Guidelines, which have been adopted by Huntingdonshire District Council as Supplementary Planning Guidance.
§ Trees, shrubs and hedges that contribute to the special character of the village should be encouraged, promoted and protected. § The maintenance, replacement and planting of new trees, shrubs and hedges should favour native species, particularly in the public zone. § New developments should be supported by a scheme that will utilise to the best advantage all existing landscape features and include new planting in a way that will ensure long term integration, reinforcement and management of the special landscape qualities of the village.
Roads, Paths and Tracks
37. Of the roads and paths that serve the village, the Potton Road (B1040) carries the largest volume of through traffic, including a significant proportion of heavy vehicles. These not only dominate and erode the character of this part of the village but also separate it into two halves. Consultation during the production of this VDS prompted vociferous and widespread comment about the effects of the growth in the volume of traffic on this the village's main thoroughfare - even though it is not defined as a 'distributor route' in the County Structure Plan. This road has a major impact on the village's quality of life, which a VDS is specifically designed to preserve or enhance.
38. Although the B1040 has been widened and alignments smoothed to improve the flow of traffic, not all bends in the road have been removed and the one that exists to the north of the cross roads provides a sudden and attractive entrance to the village - although the associated cross-roads are extremely hazardous. This is similar to the approach that exists on the Fenstanton Road at the eastern end of The Green.
39. In addition to the public having a right of access to the village green, people also have a right of way along the roads, paths and tracks that serve the village. It is by moving along these routes that the visual qualities and distinctive characteristics of the village are experienced. In Hilton the quality of these routes contributes significantly to the attractiveness of the village.
40. The openness of the Fenstanton Road and part of Church End contrasts with the enclosed nature of other roads into and within the village. The western approach to the village along the Graveley Road embodies many valuable features, starting with well maintained hedges and hedgerow trees, with additional enclosure being provided by such elements as dark stained vertical close boarded fencing, gault brick walls and Yew hedges. All are of appropriate height and are traditional forms of boundary treatment found elsewhere in the locality, giving the appearance of a co-ordinated design. This theme is taken further with some of the buildings being positioned on or close to the highway boundary. Surface treatments within the Highway boundary are also informal with an absence of kerbs and the survival of gravel footpaths that are often separated from the road by grass verges and banks. The quality of the routes is also enhanced by changes in the height and width of features that are mirrored by ponds, such as The Ware, that run parallel to the road. This same characteristic is also evident at the cross-roads, in Church End and at Reeves Ditch in the High Street.
41. Alternative routes into and out of the village are provided by footpaths and bridleways over the countryside. The route from the north follows the alignment of former drove roads, such as the Mere Way and Brookside. On entering the village at the Graveley Road, it skirts the western edge of the village along Tithe Lane - a track that has been worn by the hooves of cattle from a previous age. To the south-east another bridleway enters the village from the Elsworth direction and again offers fine views across The Green.
42. The roads and footpaths provided as part of recent housing developments have been well integrated with the existing network and improved accessibility within the village. Through careful design and without compromising safety, the excesses of highway engineering have been avoided and dominance by vehicles has been reduced. A good network of footpaths now exists, allowing easy movement between the various areas of the village. These paths are themselves distinctive, being of a character that lies somewhere between the informality of the open routes over the Green and the more formal enclosed paths within and connecting estates.
43. The village's road and path boundaries are often defined with hedges and this is part of its attractive rural character. Other treatments such as palisade fences, five bar gates, black ornamental gates and railings are also in evidence.
§ Any proposed development in the village will be assessed with regard to its effect on the safety and character of existing roads and paths in the village, the likely impact on levels of traffic, particularly along the B1040, and the extent to which the proposed changes might encourage 'rat running'. § Any proposed development in the village will be required to provide vehicular and pedestrian access in a manner that both reflects the special character of the village and reduces the impact of vehicular traffic, whilst at the same time ensuring adequate parking and servicing facilities. § The B1040 should not be designated a 'distributor route' and measures should be taken to reduce the volume of traffic using it, particularly HGVs.§ Encouragement will be given to measures which preserve or enhance the quality of existing roads, paths and tracks and to the provision of new routes, including cycleways, that complement the existing network. § Ranch style, concrete post and wire and interwoven fencing should be avoided in prominent locations and hedges should be properly maintained.
§ Any proposed development in the village will be assessed with regard to its effect on the safety and character of existing roads and paths in the village, the likely impact on levels of traffic, particularly along the B1040, and the extent to which the proposed changes might encourage 'rat running'. § Any proposed development in the village will be required to provide vehicular and pedestrian access in a manner that both reflects the special character of the village and reduces the impact of vehicular traffic, whilst at the same time ensuring adequate parking and servicing facilities. § The B1040 should not be designated a 'distributor route' and measures should be taken to reduce the volume of traffic using it, particularly HGVs.
§ Encouragement will be given to measures which preserve or enhance the quality of existing roads, paths and tracks and to the provision of new routes, including cycleways, that complement the existing network. § Ranch style, concrete post and wire and interwoven fencing should be avoided in prominent locations and hedges should be properly maintained.
Village Furniture
44. Most items of 'furniture' (which comprises everything from lampposts to benches to street signs) are located along the roads, paths and within public areas. It is along these routes that the quality of the village environment can be most affected and influenced by how such features are designed and maintained. Even minor improvements or additions to such features can also do much to enhance the overall appearance of the village.
45. In Hilton the Sparrow Monument is a particularly fine and unique item of furniture, although other more functional items, such as the milestone in Potton Road or letter boxes and seats on the Green, are also important because they not only mark the development of the village but they are familiar and pleasing to the eye. However, there are also instances of items of poor or standard design that could be improved. These could include the bus shelter, the utility services building at the cross-roads, as well as overhead lines and plastic road bollards.
§ When carrying out works affecting village furniture, Local Authorities and the Utility Services, should do so in ways that contribute to the special character of the village, consulting the Parish Council before work is undertaken.§ Encouragement will be given to the replacement of poor quality village furniture and the provision of new items that contribute to the character of the village where appropriate.§ Public and private lighting should balance the requirements of safety with light pollution and intrusion. § Seats and/or trees of remembrance are encouraged.
§ When carrying out works affecting village furniture, Local Authorities and the Utility Services, should do so in ways that contribute to the special character of the village, consulting the Parish Council before work is undertaken.
§ Encouragement will be given to the replacement of poor quality village furniture and the provision of new items that contribute to the character of the village where appropriate.
§ Public and private lighting should balance the requirements of safety with light pollution and intrusion.
§ Seats and/or trees of remembrance are encouraged.
And finally
"When we build, let us think that we build for ever". (John Ruskin)
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Arnica Salve
Arnica Salve
Arnica salve is wonderful for muscle aches, sprains, and bruises. Arnica is a daisy-like flower that is often used for muscle soreness and aches associated with arthritis. We also add a proprietary blend of essential oils (that smells like root beer) that promote circulation and help with soreness. This salve will not make arthritis pain disappear, but it may improve it. Packaged in a tin, this salve has a minimum weight of 1.5 oz.
While we don't have much experience with using the arnica salve for arthritis, we tested it extensively for muscle soreness. The Jonas family started an intensive workout program (P90X3). After the workouts we would apply the salve to only one side (e.g. to our left bicep and not our right). We were amazed at the difference the arnica salve made. Before long we were convinced of the effectiveness and started using it everywhere!
Ingredients: Arnica flower infused extra virgin olive oil, beeswax, essential oils, vitamin E.
To use: Rub the salve into skin, but be careful to avoid open wounds.
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Allergy Warning: People with skin allergies should test the salve on a small spot of skin first and stop using if irritation occurs.


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Soros, Deep State and Alt-Left on the March
Here's an analogy I've been thinking about to apply for understanding what happened in C'Ville and other places recently: fracking in places like Oklahoma, or even natural earth quakes, can make present and new fissures in the land wider and deeper and consequently, much more dangerous. The bigger the fissures and cracks they make, the more lethal. So I have to hand it to George Soros, as he has, with his diabolical genius for subversion, figured out, I think, the formula for radically amplifying psychological and moral fissures in the collective psyche of the American people. His brilliant strategy? Latch onto and financially supported alt left to attack alt right in a big way, using dupes and paid agitators to help eliminate US historical monuments and key cultural artifacts. Note what Pat Buchanan says:
"In Durham, North Carolina, our Taliban smashed the statue of a Confederate soldier. Near the entrance of Duke University Chapel, a statue of Lee has been defaced, the nose broken off. Wednesday at dawn, Baltimore carried out a cultural cleansing by taking down statues of Lee and Maryland Chief Justice Roger Taney who wrote the Dred Scott decision and opposed Lincoln's suspension of the right of habeas corpus. Like ISIS, which smashed the storied ruins of Palmyra, and the al-Qaida rebels who ravaged the fabled Saharan city of Timbuktu, the new barbarism has come to America. This is going to become a blazing issue, not only between but within the parties.
For there are 10 Confederates in Statuary Hall in the Capitol, among them Lee, Georgia's Alexander Stephens, vice president to Jefferson Davis, and Davis himself. The Black Caucus wants them gone. Mount Rushmore-sized carvings of Lee, Jackson and Davis are on Stone Mountain, Georgia. Are they to be blasted off? There are countless universities, colleges and high schools like Washington & Lee named for Confederate statesmen and soldiers. Across the Potomac from D.C. are Jefferson Davis Highway and Leesburg Pike to Leesburg itself, 25 miles north. Are all highways, streets, towns and counties named for Confederates to be renamed? What about Fort Bragg? On every Civil War battlefield, there are monuments to the Southern fallen. Gettysburg has hundreds of memorials, statues and markers. But if, as the left insists we accept, the Confederates were traitors trying to tear America apart to preserve an evil system, upon what ground do Democrats stand to resist the radical left's demands? What do we do with those battlefields where Confederates were victorious: Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville?
"Where does this all end?" President Trump asked. It doesn't. Not until America's histories and biographies are burned and new texts written to Nazify Lee, Jackson, Davis and all the rest, will a newly indoctrinated generation of Americans accede to this demand to tear down and destroy what their fathers cherished."
This will inevitably amplify or fan emotional/moral and unresolved fissures in people everywhere, and therefore provoke terrible ugliness and darkness that was restrained to come out right into the open, manifesting in mass violence and physical conflict. In coming months and years, this destructive process will become all-consuming and very, very divisive. The kinds of rancor and conflict that has occurred between people due to Trump's election is going to become stepped and much more pervasive.
But I would go further than Buchanan. Tearing down civil war monuments is only the beginning, really a preface, to what's coming. The kinds of people who support destroying Civil War statues and more are the same people who want laws to permit mentally ill men to share restrooms with girls and disrupt normal and age-old boundaries between genders, that is, impose a sort of Marxist identity politics and rules on everyone. They are the same people want to eliminate border controls that keep out riff-raff of all kinds and whose values (primarily the Wahhabi and Salafist religious values of new Muslim immigrants) are incompatible with American values. The same people who aggressively seek to legally persecute, harass, subdue, restrain and incarcerate anyone who disagrees with them, the same people who want to cut off access to all alternative information and viewpoints on the Internet and other media to the masses. The same people who want to give rights and protections to what has been normally – over the course of centuries in all cultures – looked upon as degenerate and decadent, and so on and so forth.* (*NOTE – I don't like neo-Nazis or identify with extremist rightism, but one does not have to have anything to do with these ideologies in order to find all or much of the agenda items listed above as repulsive and very objectionable.) The American Soros Taliban and their Deep State confederates (what a useful word these days in this context!) and allies, are the tip of the spear for using violence and other tactics to widen and deepen psychological/moral fissures and create even new fissures directly pertinent to the agenda items listed above. And as a result, living in America is going to become a whole lot more dangerous and lethal.
What is especially devilish about the cultural Marxists, is that they don't have to use rational arguments and evidence to bring in large numbers of people to their side. They simply have to give attention to a sufficiently evil entity – whether correctly identified as such does not matter – and identify them with certain beliefs and ideas the left wishes to discredit. So of you want to discredit 2 + 2 = 4, make sure you broadcast that Hitler believed it was untrue, and/or that Mao believed it was untrue, and/or that Vlad the Impaler or Dracula believed it was untrue, and/or the Gestapo believed it was untrue, and/or Snidely Whiplash believed it was untrue, and many other people will agree 2 + 2 does not = 4, because they don't want to be known as those who believe something everybody knows is believed by evil people, as it implies anybody believing it is evil, and many will believe they are evil for this reason. And who wants to be thought of as evil?
So normal and objective people try to offer reasonable counter ideas or objections to ideas that are dubious, such as leftist identity politics, or that tearing down civil statues is destructive of accurate historical awareness or wrongly judges men of a different era out of context, etc. But for Soros, the Deep State, alt lefties, they respond to this by loudly proclaiming neo-nazis (and other clubs of bad people) believe these things. So JEEZE, if f'king NEONAZIS believe it, then DAMN, it MUST be wrong!! You don't even need to argue it when neonazis believe it! So this is a concise and almost elegant tactic for the alt left to short-circuit any logical and constructive thinking about issues they don't want questioned or analyzed, to minimize the risk that rational, standards-based critical analysis concludes in rejecting ideas the alt left wants propagated.


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We may not see Jon Jones inside the octagon for a while. Jones had his license suspended and was fined $205,000 by the California State Athletic Commission. On July 29 Jones tested positive for Turinabol. The failed test came after he won the light heavyweight belt from Daniel Cormier at UFC 214.
Jones still awaits on a sentence from the U.S.Anti Doping Agency. They are the anti-doping governing body for the UFC. Last year in September USADA confirmed that Jone's A and B samples tested positive for Turinabol.
At the hearing, Jones claimed that he failed due to a tainted supplement. After testing all 15 of Jone's supplements they all came back clean.
This is what ''Bones'' had to say in front of the commission:
"I'm very aware of my image and the perception of me, and I've really, really been working really hard to change it. And this fight, definitely leading up to it, I thought I had the perfect situation and the people in my life who took care of everything, as far as a good nutritionist. You know, I just hired a lot more people to just help me. I had the ultimate professional team and it led to the knockout, so I was really proud of the team I'd built around me."
He also mentioned he was "totally against performance-enhancing drugs and I probably spoke about it more than any other champion in UFC history, being totally against it."
Executive officer Andy Foster believes that Jones did not intentionally take Turinabol. Foster said. "This makes no sense for him to take this drug on a test that he knows is coming. That doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever."
Jon Jones is only thirty years of age. He could have been one of the greatest if not the greatest UFC fighters of all time. After being in trouble with the law and the steroid accusations his legacy will remain questionable forever.


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There is so much misuse of the words "I", "me" and "myself" that some clarification has to be made as to when each is correctly used.
Five of the sentences below use "I", "me" or "myself" incorrectly.
One of the sentences below is correct.
Correct the five errors and explain the governing rules.
Identify the correct sentence and explain why it is correct.
"Jim and me are going down to slop the hogs."
"The document had to be signed by both Susan and I."
"Me and Jim are going to the bar tonight."
"The suspect swore at Officer O'Leary and myself."
"Revenue Canada sent the refund check to my wife and I."
"I kept half the loot for myself."
The word for today is "discomfit".
What part of speech is "discomfit"?
Define "discomfit" and create a sentence that clearly demonstrates the meaning of the word.
Corrections and explanations for this week's entries will be posted Sunday.


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Viewfinder: Protests Erupt Over Philadelphia Cops' Alleged Racist Facebook Posts
Viewfinder is Pacific Standard's daily photo feature, showcasing one image from the news.
Viewfinder is Pacific Standard's daily photo feature, showcasing one image from the news.
Comoros Gendarmerie officers disperse opposition supporters in the city of Moroni on March 25th, 2019.
Police officers remove protesters from a blockade on Waterloo Bridge during the second day of a coordinated protest by the Extinction Rebellion group on April 16th, 2019, in London, England.
A demonstrator holds an American flag emblazoned with the names of victims who were fatally wounded by police officers.
Iraqis protest against the government and the lack of basic services outside the regional government headquarters in the southern city of Basra on September 5th, 2018.
Demonstrators protest against the North Atlantic Treaty Organization near the Department of State in Washington, D.C., on April 4th, 2019, as NATO ministers gather for a meeting.
An activist dressed as a bumblebee protests for better conditions for insects on June 19th, 2019, in Berlin, Germany.


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The showroom is in a hall which dates back to 1882.
Alongside presenting the product, the idea of this showroom was, in the first instance, to make the innovation culture behind the brand come alive and to anchor it in the minds of the viewers. The visitors have the possibility to experience StreetScooter with all of their senses due to an interactive and interdisciplinary concept.
To make the innovation culture behind the brand come alive
At a glance
The interactive concept includes a customer journey, which is derived from the slogan CLEVER E-MOBILITY FOR WORK.
In the entrance area an exhibit invites you to steer a miniature StreetScooter. The course is a replica of the test track on the industrial estate Avantis, on which StreetScooter tests autonomous driving. The entrance area leads directly into the INNOVATIVE section. Various future logistic scenarios, as well as the rapid development of the company are medially visualised. The journey takes you past the different types of vehicles to the area SUSTAINABLE. The tactile, acoustic and extremely vivid ecological aspects of the fleet solution are shown here. In the area USABLE, the visitor experiences the benefits of the Work L model for challenging everyday business.
Consulting — Creation — Planning — Execution
Project/ location
Showroom / Aachen
580 m²
Lead-in time
20 weeks
Anne Springer, Felix Altenrath, Stefan Hardebusch, Raoul Peters
The challenge: To transform a former production facility into a modern and innovative showroom. No problem for Walbert–Schmitz because with creativity, challenges become chances.
The contrast between the analogue world and the digital extension reflects the brand in all its aspects.
Feature #1
A timeline illustrates clearly the rapid development of the company – from start-up to automotive manufacturer.
Feature #3
Taking into account the regional affiliation, Walbert–Schmitz developed the visual design with high recall value.
Feature #2
The showroom allows the various types of vehicles to be tested for practicality.
This is what we did
- Architectural concept
- Spatial planning
- Analysis of visitor flow and wayfinding
- Graphic concept and implementation
- Story for digital content
- Creation of interactive content
Questions about the project?
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Episode #373 of the SMRpodcast is online and ready for download. We've got a full crew this week and the fellas, after a few technical difficulties, talk a little bit of everything from Starbucks to Autopilot. We've got a jammed packed show for you this week along with some pretty good picks.
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Bournemouth's two-game Premier League winning streak came to an end on Saturday as a resilient Southampton held the hosts to a goalless draw at the Vitality Stadium.
After a high energy start, the game drifted into a massive lull, with neither side showing the clinical edge to claim the win.
Check out our breakdown of the game below.
The two sides can't be separated and it ends goalless. #BOUSOU // #afcb pic.twitter.com/sDKA6dFhH1— AFC Bournemouth (@afcbournemouth) October 20, 2018
Key Talking Point
Bournemouth are generally entertaining to watch, but on Saturday their strike force spluttered from the outset as they struggled to break down a spirited Southampton defence.
Callum Wilson and Josh King, who have combined well throughout the season, were on different wavelengths throughout the game and neither could force Alex McCarthy into making a save.
Player Ratings
Starting XI: Begovic (7); Francis (7), Steve Cook (7), Ake (7), Smith (7); Brooks (5), Lewis Cook (6), Lerma (8*), Fraser (6): Wilson (6), King (6).
Substitutes: Ibe (6), Stanislas (6), Gosling (5).
STAR MAN - Jefferson Lerma has been tidy in his appearances for Bournemouth so far this season and it was more of the same against Southampton as he kept his side's midfield ticking over nicely.
The hosts made significantly more passes than the visitors and Lerma's presence in midfield gave them more opportunities to attack.
WORST PLAYER - He's an exciting talent and will have better days, but David Brooks was disappointing during his stint on the right wing.
Ryan Bertrand generally had little issue keeping the Welshman quiet and he was hooked by Eddie Howe early in the second half.
Key Talking Point
Southampton are really struggling to score goals. Whether Mark Hughes starts Danny Ings, Charlie Austin, Manolo Gabbiadini or Shane Long, the ball just won't go in for the Saints.
The south coast side showed they have the stubbornness in defence to claim clean sheets on the road, but now they need to combine that with an increased killer instinct in front of goal.
90+5: @NathanRedmond22 clips in a perfect cross for @Mgabbia23 to head home but he doesn't get over it and it loops over. #saintsfc [0-0]— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) October 20, 2018
Player Ratings
Starting XI: McCarthy (7); Cedric (7), Stephens (6), Hoedt (7), Bertrand (7);
Substitutes: Gabbiadini (5), Long (5), Armstrong (5).
STAR MAN - Scorer of two of Southampton's six league goals this season,
Looking Ahead
FULL TIME: #AFCB 0-0 #SaintsFC— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) October 20, 2018
It's a point apiece here at the Vitality Stadium in the #PL. pic.twitter.com/rhM2ayMMak
Bournemouth continue their Premier League campaign next week when they take on Fulham at Craven Cottage before a Carabao Cup fixture against Norwich.
For Southampton, Mark Hughes' side host Newcastle before travelling to Leicester for their cup tie.


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Meet Our Team
Polly Landgraf, PT, OMPT
1987, Bachelor of Science, University of Illinois (Chicago)
1992, Certificate of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy, Oakland University
Areas of Interest/Passions:
Spine and Extremity Care
Post-Surgical Care
Licensed Physical Therapist, State of Michigan
APTA (American Physical Therapy Association) Member
After growing up and attending college in Illinois, I moved to Michigan to start my career in Physical Therapy. I was honored to be accepted into the inaugural OMPT program at Oakland University, allowing me to build expertise in manual therapy of the spine and extremities. I have lived and worked exclusively in Michigan and along the way, met and worked with some of the best PTs Michigan has to offer! So when I was given the opportunity to work with former colleagues, Mike Altenburg, Bill Bean, Mike Chrisman and Deb Steinberg at HQPT Southfield, it was my dream job!
When I'm not treating patients, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, traveling and exploring new cities, biking, and hiking in Michigan's beautiful landscapes, and attempting to bake the perfect chocolate chip cookie.


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Seventeen IITs / Universities from India figure in Asia Pacific Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) 2014 ranking list of 300. Manipal University has been ranked at 181-190, giving it the highest ranked private university in India status and the only private university from India in the top 200 bracket!
Manipal University has been ranked ahead of Birla Institute of Technology and Science, IIIT Allahabad, University of Pune and Amity University among Indian universities and colleges.
Published annually since 2009, the QS University Rankings: Asia highlights the 300 top universities in Asia, providing an overview of higher education in one of the world's most dynamic and rapidly developing regions.?The Asia rankings are based on responses from 43,000 Asian and international academics, 8,000 Asian and international employers. and evaluation of 491 institutions.
While academic reputation is given 30% weightage for ranking institutions, student/faculty ratio accounts for 20% of the overall criteria followed by papers per faculty, citations per paper, employer reputation and internationalisation at 15%, 15%, 10% and 5%, respectively.
Prof. K. Ramnarayan, Vice-Chancellor of Manipal University had in a previous interview stressed that Asian and especially Indian institutes always score lower because more international faculty do not visit our colleges.? Prof. Ramnarayan also said that there is too much emphasis given to research while ranking universities across the world and that these different rankings do not take in to consideration, how well quality education is being delivered to the students and if he/she is being allowed to grow.
The table showing the position of various universities and colleges of India in the 300 top universities of Asia is below:
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IITB)
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK)
Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM)
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur (IITKGP)
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IITR)
University of Delhi
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG)
University of Calcutta
University of Mumbai
Banaras Hindu University
Panjab University
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (Manipal University)
Birla Institute of Technology and Science
Indian Institute of Information Technology(IIIT) – Allahabad
201-250 0.0
University of Pune
251-300 0.0
Amity University


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The Peoples Democratic Party's candidates in Saturday's rescheduled Etche elections have defeated their All Progressives Congress, APC, counterparts, ending the bloody and much-condemned Rivers legislative rerun.
The Returning Officers appointed by the Independent National Electoral Commission made the returns for Etche/Omuma Federal Constituency and Etche II State Constituency elections Sunday afternoon in Port Harcourt, after the collation exercise in Okehi, headquarters for the constituencies.
INEC moved the declaration of results to Port Harcourt amid threats of violence.
For the Etche/Omuma Federal Constituency, PDP's Jerome Eke received 15,221 votes to defeat APC's Ogbonna Nwuka with 6,220 votes.
The PDP also defeated APC in the Etche II poll with its candidate, Tony Ejiogu, scoring 4,162 votes to defeat Golden Chioma who contested on behalf of APC.
The results were sums of the outcomes of the Saturday's supplementary elections and the December 10 polls.
INEC had, on December 10, conducted rerun polls in three senatorial districts, eight federal constituencies and 10 state constituencies in Rivers State, after the court annulled the March 2015 legislative elections in the volatile oil-rich state.
When the elections were first organised earlier in 2016, the exercise was marred by bloody violence that forced INEC to end the exercise mid-way before it was rescheduled to hold December 10.
Despite deployment of 28,000 security operatives for the rescheduled on December 10, it was attended by widespread irregularities and violence that claimed lives.
Apart from Etche where INEC just concluded election on Saturday, it took the commission more than five days to announce results in some of the other 20 constituencies.
"See you in 2019," said Tonia Nwobu, the spokesperson for Rivers INEC, heaving a sigh of relief as she spoke with PREMIUM TIMES on telephone.


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Varun Dhawan had a terrifying experience during his stay in the Frank Sinatra suite at the Rivera Hotel in Las Vegas. The actor was in Las Vegas to film a dance sequence for the movie ABCD2 When he checked into the suite, he was unaware that the legendary crooner was rumored to haunt it.
Varun first began hearing the stories of the Frank Sinatra suite at the Rivera. His curiosity piqued, he decided to investigate the room for himself. The actor began to hear strange things right away in his stay. He dismissed them, thinking it was his film crew just playing tricks in him. Over time though, he began to believe that that the suite was definitely occupied by another force.
"The suite was definitely haunted because at night I would hear someone singing and the doors would just fling open," Varun noted in an article on Masala.com. "Either that happened or I felt so since I was really obsessed with the music of my film."
The Sinatra suite has long been touted as one of Las Vegas' most haunted location and it eventually drew the attentions of Ghost Adventures TV show. They conducted an investigation and ended up having numerous experiences throughout the night. They invited guest investigators, Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil and poker champion Jamie Gold, who experienced several unexplained noises as well as distinct knocking on walls and doors. So, Varun can relax in the knowledge that he is not going crazy. Many others have experienced the similar things.
Unfortunately, for those wanting to experience being haunted by Frank Sinatra for the night, the Rivera recently closed its door permanently and is slated for demolition. Tell us what you think. Drop a line on any of the articles and let us know how we are doing. We'd love to hear from you.
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Yesterday's helpers day was a great success. Many thanks to all the Group 101 helpers for giving their time to prepare for the 2011 pilgrimage.
Two further fundraising events have been organised to take place before the Easter trip:
On 25th February there will be a fundraising evening at Phil and Marge's house. This is instead of the evening that was cancelled in December due to the weather.
On 27th March the Group 101 Spring Fair will take place at St Peter's church hall between 11-12.30. This will be followed by a meeting for all the helpers and children going to Lourdes this year.
And don't forget the pie, pea and bingo night at St Paul's church hall, this Wednesday at 7pm!


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