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Liberty Coffee is proud to be part of the El Fénix project kickstarted by Raw Material in Calarcá, Colombia. This is part of our effort to promote a sustainable value chain.
The El Fénix project involves building a community wet mill where farmers in the region would be able to have their coffee cherries processed using modern methods, meticulously crafted, with the goal of producing sustainable and ethically-sourced specialty-grade coffee.
It will also be a hub for farmers to gather and share best practices among themselves, and for roasters to meet and interact with the producers of the coffees they buy. Such exchange is rare amongst the producing countries. The hope is this change will propagate new insights, efficiencies and innovation in the world of coffee.
As a supporter, we have rare varietals growing in El Fénix including Gesha, Wush Wush, and other exotic varietals which have not been commercially offered in the past.
We can't wait to share the coffees when they're finally ready from next year, but in the meantime, we'll be sharing the progress of the farm as new facilities and plantings are added, culminating with our trip to visit the farm this coming November.
Liberty Coffee is the FIRST f&b outlet in Singapore to introduce Green Boulevard's innovative starch bags as its primary takeaway carrier bag, instead of conventional plastic or paper bags.
The eco-friendly bags are made from tapioca starch. With the raw materials processed from plants, impact upon the environment is minimised compared to plastic bags which are synthesised from derivatives of petro-chemicals or paper bags which require tree pulp.
The organic material of the bags allow them to biodegrade in less than 180 days when left in the natural environment on land or when submerged in water.
This is a remarkable feature as most types of carriers labelled as biodegradable often need specific conditions for the biodegrading process to sustain. Other disposable carriers will not biodegrade in water bodies because the temperature is usually much lower and other conditions for biodegradation are difficult to be satisfied.
Starch Bags can address the dangers that conventional plastic possesses when accidentally ingested by animals. Often, marine animals mistake plastic bags as food which caused harm and deaths to many of them. Starch Bags are tested safe through an oral toxicity test and will not harm the wildlife if mistakenly ingested.
The vision of Green Boulevard is to reduce pollution through responsible ways for a sustainable future. Liberty Coffee is partnering with the company because it believes in environmentally friendly solutions to replace disposables through innovation and creativity. - Guest post by Green Boulevard founder, Matthew Ong
WHEN the coffee rust disease Hemileia Vastatrix attacked a plantation 840m above sea level in the remote Portuguese outpost of Timor Leste 100 years ago, one tree – a hybrid offshoot alliance of arabica and robusta – was found miraculously untouched. Today, more than 90 per cent of rust-resistant coffee varieties cultivated around the world owe their existence to this hardy, naturally-occuring survivor – the Hibrido de Timor.
The Asian Development Bank's David Freedman (left) and Timorese grower onsite at a plantation.
Coffee rust disease attacked in almost every part of the world where Arabica was cultivated. But through the resistance manifested in Hibrido de Timor (immunity to 23 physiological races of the disease!), a defence had been found.
The discovery of the plant led to the Centre for the Investigation of Coffee Rust (CIFC) being established in 1955 in Portugal and supported by the governments of Portugal and the USA.
The CIFC established clones and offshoots of the original plant from its seeds, and through the 1960s, sent the seeds of these plants to far-flung coffee-growing countries such as Kenya and Tanzania in the Africas; Colombia and Brazil in the Americas; and, even to Asian countries such as India.
According to a 2013 report by the agriculture departments of the Universidade Nacional Timor Lorosae and The University of Evora investigating origins of Hibrido de Timor: "The general characteristic of the descendants of the original plant is to have a phenotype of Arabica, being predominant the tetraploid forms with 44 chromosomes, presenting the product appreciable organoleptic qualities, remarkable chemical similarity with Arabic, in exports has been commercially treated as Arabica and marked resistance to Hemileia Vastatrix."
Researchers posing with the original Hibrido de Timor (behind wire mesh).
As testimony to the Hibrido de Timor's tough-as-nails origins, the university researchers – Vicente de Paulo Correia, Carlos da Conceicao de Deus, Marcal Gusmao, Pedro Damiao de Sousa Henriques and Pedro Nogueira – were able to find the original plant amazingly still alive in the Mata Nova coffee highlands of Timor Leste.
Today, Timor Leste is a young country which has relied on a fast-depleting reserve of petroleum since gaining independence from Indonesia in 2002. Coffee could once again be a champion when petroleum runs out, and the international coffee community has a part to play in making it so.
According to the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) David Freedman (above left): "While coffee could never replace the oil & gas industry's revenues, it is an industry that can provide many jobs. Around one quarter of all households grow coffee and many of these people live below or close to the poverty line. Increasing productivity and improving the quality of coffee grown in Timor-Leste can make a big difference to overall household income."
The ADB is actively working in the country with NGOs and industry leaders to effect growth. Community, Fair-trade and Sustainabilty – the chance to turn these buzzwords into actionable reality at every level of the coffee value chain exists today in Timor Leste. The crop is not new to the country, but a specialty-approach to growing, processing and buying is.
Stakeholders, from farmers to processing co-ops, merchants and consolidators, were brought together for the second Festival Kafe Timor (FKT) in October 2017 to do that. The international participants included Dragonfly Coffee Roaster's Tamas Christman, Roast magazine's Connie Blumhardt, The Coffee Man movie director Jeff Hann, Raw Material and El Fenix's Matt Graylee, Groundwork Coffee Co's Jeffrey Chean and Liberty Coffee's own Terence Tay.
Andrew Hetzel leads a cupping session during Festival Kafe Timor
Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) Education Advisory Council chairman, Andrew Hetzel (second from right), said Timor Leste has plentiful natural advantages as a specialty-coffee origin.
"First, the people of Timor-Leste consume coffee, which is unusual at many origins, where coffee is seen exclusively as an export cash crop. This makes the communication of quality issues much easier than with those who do not drink coffee.
"Second, the topography and micro-climates are nothing short of spectacular...Much of the arabica in the country grows at 1,750m or higher, which gives the coffee a slow development time, preserving sugars and promoting the development of positive organic acids that give coffee brightness.
"Third, there is a long history of coffee farming in Timor-Leste, so the coffee plants are particularly well adapted to their environment. So much so, that the natural Hibrido de Timor crossbreed variety formed there spontaneously."
In his private capacity as a coffee market, value chain, and international trade consultant, Hetzel has helped enough coffee companies to identify what else Timor Leste must accomplish to make a mark on the specialty scene.
"(They need to improve) infrastructure, basic farming skills (pruning, tree replacement, cherry selection), processing procedures (shorter fermentation, slower drying as parchment), systems of traceability and compensation for quality performance and export shipping.
"In some areas, land title is being resolved between Portuguese and Indonesian ownership claims."
Liberty Coffee's Terence Tay, who attended the FKT as an international judge, agreed, but noted these challenges also presented opportunities. He said: "Each of these shortcomings is an area in which coffee industry folks could lend their expertise to meaningful improvement, making an impact all through the value chain."
And in all of this, like a lightsabre cutting a swathe through the mediocre, Hibrido de Timor remains a rallying champion.
In 2016 at the inaugural FKT, smallholder farmers cultivating the heirloom Hibrido varietal led the field in the country's first national cup quality contest, with Tunufahi village in the Letefoho district of Ermera achieving the top score of 84.45 points. – By Pauline Tan, March 2018
In the our next instalment on Timor Leste, Liberty Coffee will discuss the roadblocks to be surmounted,and the strides which have been taken to make this a coffee origin to watch.
Liberty Coffee is proud to be a part of the 2nd Festivál Kafé Timor (FKT) – Celebrating Timorese coffee from bean to cup. Our chief roaster, Terence, is among a great panel of international judges for the FKT's 2017 Cupping Competition. He is seeking delicious coffees to bring home to Singapore.
The Timor-Leste Coffee Association (ACTL) and East Timor Development Agency (ETDA) are concurrently hosting the inaugural Barista Championships.
ACTL vice-president, Señor Afonso Oliveira, said: "(FKT) will help identify and select the best quality Timorese coffees...The judges are coffee professionals from all over the world and will help us identify the best coffee to get into market, especially international."
FKT panels are also tackling issues such as the revitalization of coffee planting and how to brand Timor coffee. We'll be visiting farms and cupping lots of coffees in the coming week. Stay tuned for more posts.
Liberty Coffee has always stood for making good coffee an approachable luxury to all. We're Proudly Roasted in Singapore – and this is a tagline we've embraced from the start. Singapore's culture of excellence is a value system ingrained in us, and our approach to roasting and brewing expresses this discipline.
Going forward, we plan to use this blog as a platform to share recipes; give you a glimpse of the wonderful coffee farms we visit and buy from; introduce our dynamic range of partner cafes/bistros/delis; and, be opinionated on everything from equipment to techniques.
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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
Lost Old Woman
Here is the sketch of the mark. She walked back and forth on the side walk. Gave me the impression that she was lost or indecisive of what to do. I focused on line quality of this one : )
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Monday, September 01, 2014
sassy woman
Hope everyone is having a great labor day. I saw a tasty looking barbecue when i went on a run this morning... Here is a sketch inspired by the mark. I focused on varying the body shapes and emotions. I also played with some of the smaller details. : )
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|Friday 3rd October 9pm
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|Sunday 5th October 6pm
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A multisensory collaborative performance between poet Josh Donellan and sound/projection artist Mike Willmett. Comic and cosmic, personal and political, humorous and heart-breaking.
Created by and performed by Josh Donellan and Mike Willmett.
Presented by Crack Theatre Festival under the Setting the Stages initiative, with the support of the Australia Council for the Arts through the Creative Australia Emerging Presenter grant.
Josh Donellan is an author, poet, musician, teacher and scrabble enthusiast. He's won a bunch of awards but more importantly Margaret Atwood has replied to him on twitter TWO TIMES.
Mike Willmett (Meeksounds) is a Brisbane based visual/sound/composer/musician/designer/artist whose work frequently revolves around the relationship between sound and space—in particular, to manipulate the perspective of an audience.


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I thought I would get started on the house tour. I already gave you a peek of my daughter's room, but it was NOTHING compared to the before and after craziness that was my kitchen. We moved in to our house knowing it needed work. But I only signed on the dotted line after my husband promised we'd use our wonderful home-buyer's tax credit to completely renovate the kitchen.
I'm so glad we did.
Here are the before and afters. Enjoy!
Are you loving the wallpaper? And how it was not only applied on the cabinet fronts, but also INSIDE them? I should've taken a picture of that.
No more wallpaper for us! We replaced the archaic homemade cabinetry with shaker style doors in a honeyed maple finish. The cabinets actually match the wood floors throughout the rest of the house. We had a brand-new white stove that came with the house, so we decided to stick to white appliances throughout. Plus I love them. Easier to clean than stainless in my opinion.
That is, in fact, an ironing board in the wall. And those drapes were custom made…in 1965. It said so on the tags. Needless to say, they had to go.
I made my own roman shades from this tutorial and a tablecloth I LOVED from Target. They really liven up the space.
The frames are all from IKEA. You'll be happy to know they now hold family pictures. It just took awhile for me to select the right ones. For the other frames I just inserted coordinating textiles, including a scrap from the same material as the shades. And we painted the outside of the ironing board in magnetic paint, covered with chalkboard paint. Now my little girl scribbles on the lower half and LOVES it.
So there you have it in a nutshell. It was a long month of renovation and planning and last-minute shopping trips, but it was so worth it. I don't know how much longer I would've lasted in wallpaper wonderland.
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By: Aisling Crowe in Clonmel
CONCERNS over anti-doping inspections on stud farms, as well as inspections from the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), were hot topics at the Irish Thoroughbred Breeders' Association seminar at the Minella Hotel, Clonmel, on Friday.
Breeders have to contend with the prospect of inspectors from the WRC, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the Turf Club's new anti-doping unit, and worries over these visits and the issues surrounding them formed the main thrust of the questions put to the panel.
Dr Lynn Hillyer, the Turf Club's recently appointed chief veterinary officer and head of anti-doping was joined on the panel by Dr Hazel Sheridan from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to answer concerns about issues of anti-doping and the legislation governing the administration of medicine to horses.
The prospect of anti-doping tests being carried out on stud farms and at sales forms part of an ongoing discussion between the Turf Club and breeders, sales companies and other stakeholders, Dr Hillyer confirmed.
"We are talking with the ITBA and others in regard to testing on stud farms for prohibited substances," she said. "These substances are on the World Anti-Doping Agency's list of drugs prohibited at all times and they are drugs that have no place in breeding or racing. They are the real nasties such as EPO and growth hormone."
The Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) for anabolic steroid administration to bloodstock is an issue of contention for many and discussions are ongoing between Dr Hillyer's team, the ITBA and others on the matter.
Notice periods for inspections, the methods by which studs are selected for inspection and applying the rules of racing to drug testing bloodstock are also being discussed.
"Our intention is not to test breeding stock, it will be foals and yearlings only," Dr Hillyer said. "The tests will probably be carried out by me on the stud farm and if our analysts detect substances from WADA's prohibited substances list, if there is evidence of illegality it is our duty to pass on the information to the department."
Dr Sheridan, was grilled by breeders about department legislation regarding medication and inspections of premises.
"If it states on the data sheet that comes with a medication that it is a veterinary practitioner-only product then that medication can only be administered by a veterinarian," she emphasised.
"It is a legal requirement, as is the proper and appropriate disposal of medication. Our investigations team has the power to enter premises where authorised officers believe there are medicines, or animals that have been administered medication, on that premises."
Carol Nolan, director of people and industry education for Horse Racing Ireland, outlined the employment laws that apply to stud farms and what employers need if they are inspected by members of the WRC.
"The WRC has indicated that they are interested in looking into the racing and breeding industry, along with fisheries this year, but there is nothing for us to be fearful of," Nolan reassured breeders.
WRC inspectors are most concerned with ensuring stud and stable staff are paid appropriately, that stud owners keep proper employment records and employees receive the proper leave and have the breaks and working conditions they are entitled to.
"The ITBA has come up with a checklist for breeders so they can ensure they have all the relevant information at hand should inspectors call," Nolan explained.
"Sometimes you will get notice, and other times inspectors will call unannounced. The employer should provide the inspectors with as much information as possible but they will give you a timeframe for giving that information, particularly in the case of unannounced inspections.
"They will talk to employees and can even write to them as well."


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Cowboy couture never looked so smokin'.
You might give some serious thought to thanking your lucky stars you're in Texas - starting by letting folks know you've got some seriously good Texas taste. Our Goode Company aprons, tees and trucker hats share the same one-of-a-kind quality and relaxed style as our restaurants. So if you're proud to eat here, go ahead and wear your heart on your sleeve. One way or another, you'll probably end up with barbeque on your shirt.


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OZZY OSBOURNE/ex-ROB ZOMBIE bassist Rob "Blasko" Nicholson's ferocious style has made him one of today's most sought-after players in the business.
In his IMV "Behind the Player" DVD, Blasko gives an intimate behind-the scenes look at his life as a professional musician including rare photos and video footage. Blasko then gives in-depth lessons for how to play "Dragula" by ROB ZOMBIE and "I Don't Wanna Stop" by OZZY OSBOURNE on bass and jams the tracks with ROB ZOMBIE drummer Tommy Clufetos.
"Video Tab" shows exactly how Blasko plays the two tracks. The video-game-style animated tablature is similar to Guitar Hero, but shows how to play the tracks for real.
Get your copy at Guitar Center or www.IMVdvd.com on November 1, 2008.
The producers of the IMV series donate $.25 from the sale of each DVD to Little Kids Rock, an organization that gets instruments in the hands of underprivileged kids.
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Sophomore Tyler Thompson (West Chester, N.Y.) scored five goals and added an assist to lead the men's lacrosse team to a thrilling 13-12 victory over Albertus Magnus in a Great Northeast Athletic Conference match on Wednesday evening at the Scotts Miracle-Gro Ahtletics Complex.
Freshman Brian Hillenbrand (Portsmouth, R.I.) and TJ Consiglio (New Fairfield, Conn.) each had three goals and an assist in the win for Johnson & Wales. Sophomore Mike Choiniere (Bethany, Conn.) and freshman Brennan Moore (Meriden, Conn.) had three goals apiece in the setback for Albertus Magnus.
Johnson & Wales struck first when an unassisted goal by Hillenbrand just :48 second into the game made the score 1-0. Albertus responded, however and scored five of the next six goals of the contest to take the 5-2 lead at the end of the first quarter. JWU rallied in the second stanza and used Hillenbrand's third goal of the game to take the 6-5 lead with 8:12 left in the half. Moore then scored with just under five minutes left in the first half to send the game into halftime knotted at 6-6.
The Wildcats led 9-7 early in the third period after Thompson's second goal of the game. Again, the visiting Falcons responded and took the 10-9 advantage with 2:26 remaining in the third quarter. The game was tied 11-11 with just over ten minutes left in regulation. Thompson's fifth goal of the evening, an unassisted goal put the Wildcats up 12-11 and Consiglio tallied what would prove to be the game-winning goal when hos shot at the 3:48 mark found the beck of the net to put JWU up 13-11. Freshman Justin Bennet (Fairfield, Conn.) helped Albertus Magnus cut the lead to just one with a goal with 1:44 left. I wouldn't be enough, however as the Wildcats held on for the 13-12 victory.
Junior Jack Pettine (Foxboro, Mass.) tallied 14 saves in the win in new for JWU while sophomore Brandon Scicchitano (Norwalk, Conn.) had 14 stops in the loss for the Falcons.
With the win Johnson & Wales improves to 3-12 on the year and 1-8 in the GNAC while Albertus Magnus drops to 3-9 for the season and 2-9 in league play.


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Hello My name is Frank,
I hace a application that is made in VB2010 and I want to make it in metro style.
The first problem I got was that the System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient() was not available in metro and I had to use Windows.Networking.Sockets
I have the connection with the socket but when I try to send the string it give me a error, and I can not find the cause of it.
Has someone expertise in this? wwould be gladly appriciated.
Maybe a little bit of explaning. What am I trying to do.
It is a automation project for a house the use the modules from TSCC http://topsccc.com/htm/product/product-ipc.htm
You can connect to the 9188 module and send messages to a 9060 module what trigger soms switches.
This is the error that I got
This is the codeCode:An exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in Test app bediening.exe but was not handled in user code Additional information: Er is een methode aangeroepen op een onverwacht tijdstip. (Uitzondering van HRESULT: 0x8000000E)
Code:Private Async Sub btsend_Click(sender As Object, e As RoutedEventArgs) Handles btsend.Click Dim s As New Windows.Networking.Sockets.StreamSocket Dim writer As New Windows.Storage.Streams.DataWriter(s.OutputStream) Dim sendmes As String = "@026" & vbCr writer.WriteString(sendmes) Await writer.StoreAsync() writer.DetachStream() End Sub


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Looking at the help for -bootstrap- I see an option -reject()- which appears to do exactly what you ask.
I don't think we can comment on correctness. If this makes sense in context, it makes sense in context. What people you report to might say is difficult to second guess, unless this is a matter of following their instructions.
Shehzad Ali
A colleague asked this question. Is there a way to specify a range (or rejection region) for the parameter of interest when using the -bootstrap- program in Stata? She is using GLM for her cost data, followed by predicting costs for the treatment and control arms, then taking the difference between mean costs in treatment and control arms. The standard error of the difference in mean costs is then estimated by bootstrapping the process. In order to execute this, she is using the following general approach:
capture program drop bootstrap1
glm model followed by predicting costs for treatment=1 and treatment=0. Then the difference between mean predicted costs for the two groups is saved as a scalar 'costdiff'.
Subsequently, Stata's -bootstrap- is used to repeat this process a 1,000 times.
bootstrap costdiff=r(costdiff), reps(1000) saving(bootrep1, replace) seed(1234):
However, some of the predicted cost differences are very huge (>5% of the bootstrap samples) and the SE is also huge (several times the SE in the observed sample). Is there a way, the predicted costs could be restricted within a range (for instance, the cost difference should be within a range that is close to the observed sample) or would this approach be incorrect?
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it's been awhile with the updates. I procrastinate =p
the house renovation isn't progressing as fast as i would like it too but at least there's progress. Some wrong decisions were made but we learn from these mistakes, no? =) in fact, it has been an immense learning experience.
Bought all our stuff. Just some accessories to go. Aim to be moving in by 6th Dec but anything can happen between now and then. Like how the contact for aircon installation quitted and did not inform us, leading to some very last minute appointments. meh.
ah wells. shit happens eh? Well watch this space, there should be more frequent updates, hopefully!


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Schoolboy Football: Heaven shoulders Herbert Morrison burden
Despite suffering their second 1-0 defeat in as many games in the ISSA/WATA daCosta Cup, national under-15 representative Rahiem Heaven is looking to inspire Herbert Morrison and kick-start their campaign.
Spot Valley High School's substitute Travoy Vassell got the lone goal of the contest in the 53rd minute of the game that was played at the Herbert Morrison playfield.
However, Heaven, who is looking to lead from the front in getting them on the scoresheet for the first time this season, admitted the going has been tough so far, but assured they will turn things around come tomorrow.
"It has been tough because we have been training very hard and the expectations from our coaches and supporters are very high. Yes, we are disappointed but we just have to come back again. I can lead the team by talking to them and us having more communication with each other, because we have that bond, so we can use that togetherness to try and fight even though we are down," said Heaven.
"I can see that we have trouble getting the ball in the back of the net but we are working on it, so we just have to display it in our matches. I see us coming back on Saturday (tomorrow) against William Knibb. I also see us getting out of the zone and into the second round and hopefully then to the quarter-finals," he added.
Lecroft Letman, coach of Herbert Morrison believes that a lack of maturity is playing a big part in their struggles. He pointed out that there should not be any added pressure placed on young Heaven as they just need to get there finishing stronger as a unit.
"At this level, it's mostly 19 and 18 year old players and most of our players are 15 and 16 so maturity is another factor that is hampering us, but such is life. This is football and once you're at the big stage, you're expected to perform," he added.
Yesterday's Results
- Green Island 4 - 0 Merlene Ottey
- Hopewell 2 - 5 Frome
- Cambridge 1 - 3 Rusea's
- Muschett 1 - 0 Cedric Titus
- Herbert Morrison 0 - 1 Spot Valley
- Holland 0 - 2 William Knibb
- Belmont Academy 0 - 8 Petersfield
- Little London 1 - 0 Mannings
- York Castle 6 - 0 Iona High
- Ocho Rios 1 - 0 Marcus Garvey
- Oracabessa 0 - 2 Browns Town
- St Mary High 1 - 0 Carron Hall High
- Brimmervale 0 - 0 Guys Hill
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Saturday, 21 February 2009
blog candy
dotties world image
Scraps of bazzill and think either papermania not quite sure background papers.
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Magnolia vs Stampavie challenge 14
I have really enjoyed using my promarkers I had 7 more delivered yesterday and love them can't get enough lol.
I have tried to show some shading but the image isn't very good so will have to try and upload again later. Tracy
*Dream street papers
*prima & poppicrafts flowers
*papermania rhinestones
*swirl punch free from magazine
*circle nestabilities
*dots cuttlebug embossing folder
*magnolia stamps
*leaf punch
*computer generated sentiment
Saturday, 14 February 2009
blog candy at pink gem designs
If you don't own any of these stamps why not lol, they are a real bargain for money and they are the cutiest stamps I ever did see.
As you will see in my previous posts I have purchased the knitting cow and the dragon with a rose.
Anyway I will stop waffling now Janet is celebrating nearly reaching 20,000 hits since November 2008 how amazing is that and as a way of celebrating this achievement she is giving away any four stamps of your choice if you win the draw. Are you going to be the lucky one or will it be me lol. good luck everyone. The draw takes places as soon as the counter hits 20,000 so what you waiting for go and spread the news!
Friday, 13 February 2009
Ismaki 006 challenge
Amazing blog candy from Stampavie
The draw will take place on Thursday 19th February>
Go and check out Jessicas blog over at Whimsical butterfly for more details
Happy valentines day
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Gorjuss blog candy
Is this absolutely gorjuss or what Caz over at a load of old blogocks is giving away this amazing ds skin cover which has the stunning gorjuss design on.
Now I know alot of people out there like me and Caz are truly inlove with this collection as well, (which if you don't know already, you can preorder the collection over at sugar nellie until the 16th Feb). so what are you waiting for go over and check out Caz's blog it is Gorguss you have till 18th February 3pm.
Good luck everyone
hugs Tracy x
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Happy birthday to me
Monday, 9 February 2009
New whiff of joy collection coming very soon!
Are we being spoilt or what this year, the designer is the very talented Alison Acton who also designed 'Charlotte & Charlie'
So what out for more sneak previews this week of what is to come! Hugs Tracy x
Sunday, 8 February 2009
another award
This award has been given to me by Rosie over at Rosebuds, http://rosebuds-craftyrose.blogspot.com/ go Rosie thank you for all your support and the lovely award.
Tracy x
Now all I have to do is give this award to 5 other people. I will be back later watch this space.
Well here we are it is so hard but all these people have been so helpful and make regular comments on my blog and I follow quite a lot of blog and they are all truly inspirational and wonderful so thank you everybody.
Debra for not giving up on her blog and persevering and for being a great sister.
Vanessa for being a great support and commenting regulary on my blog
Chris for being a great support and helping out with my blog and answering my questions.
Donna for also being great support and for doing fantastic on giving up smoking
Debby for also being a great help and thank you for your continued support
Hugs tracy x
Birthday girl
Here is my daughter Kimberley now that she has turned 14, where does the time go, she will kill me if she knows i have posted this picture of her, oh and by the way she likes to be called Kim now she keeps reminding me not Kimberley, must be part of growing up I guess.


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As predicted, the Mildura Weir has been replaced and the river is slowly but surely falling to a more normal level.
That said, there is still a lot of water moving through the system and boating and fishing still requires that little bit of extra care and thought. The water clarity particularly is taking a while to settle down and is closer to 'white and two' than 'gin and tonic'. Luckily for anglers, the fish still have to eat and despite the absolute proliferation of yabbies in the system at the moment the fish are about and taking baits.
Still, if the fish are a little quiet, the yabbies have not been. Locals report the very best season of yabby fishing in a decade or more. In the cooler Sunraysia months however, it's all about the big green fish.
Got One Mildura's Nicole reports mixed results for anglers. Anglers have been taking some smaller golden perch between the Mildura Weir and Merbein. Worm and shrimp baits are taking most of the fish; however cast spinnerbaits and rattling bibless minnows are also taking fish. Upstream of Mildura, the Psyche Pumps region has been productive for anglers casting and retrieving Jackalls. Some nice Murray cod have been taken using this method, not large fish but cod nonetheless.
There is a swag of European carp around at the moment. Whilst always providing arm-stretching fun for kids and adults alike, switched on anglers are pulling out the fly gear and light spinning outfits and having a ball. It's as simple as scouting out your closest billabong or backwater!
Keen local angler Gary McInnes reports a lot of smaller fish being taken below the Wentworth Weir. Anglers fishing baits such as worms and shrimp in the quieter waters are taking quite a few golden perch however many are undersized. While this can be a little frustrating it's a good sign for the coming years.
Steve from the Wentworth Angling Clubs Fort Courage reports a reasonably quiet time in the river recently, with the better fishing action being around the Rufus and Frenchmans Creek areas. Anglers fishing these regions have taken some nice golden perch on both bait and lures.
Further downstream, Wade Vincent spent Easter at Lake Cullulleraine fishing and yabbying both above and below the Murray River's Lock 9. While waiting to pull the yabby nets Wade took some smaller perch and lovely little catfish to about 30cm on scrubworms and shrimp baits.
The cooler months in Sunraysia are all about the bigger Murray cod. I expect the golden perch to taper right off, with the incredible run of yabbies also becoming much quieter. Anglers willing to put in the time will pull some lovely big Murray cod however.
Any of the areas offering the deeper holes are worth a try. The big, deep bends around Red Cliffs or down around Fort Courage are ideal. Lures that will nudge the timber at 8-10m and beyond are ideal. There is any number of well-made Aussie products out there to choose from these days. The biggest decision may be which colour. Best to go out armed with a range!
I also wouldn't discount casting and retrieving lures towards the edges for the big green fish. Mumblers, chatterbaits, spinnerbaits and hardbodies will all get the attention of a cod if it lands on his nose. Often the biggest challenge is getting the lure in the right spot.
That's it for this month. I'm very happy to get your feedback. Please email me at --e-mail address hidden-- with "fishing" in the title, if you'd like to submit a report or a digital photograph of your capture. I'm also happy to field any fishing related enquiries you may have, send 'em through and I'll do my best! See you on the water, Darky.
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As I continue my daily use of Visual Studio 2010 I find more and more treasures in the IDE. For instance, did you know that CDN-hosted JavaScript files with corresponding VSDOC files give you IntelliSense?
But I've been thinking about some things I'd like to see, as well as a few things I'd like fixed.
Intellisense Doesn't Work Inside Script Blocks
To be clear on this one, if you are editing inside a script block and try to escape to a server-side tag you will not get CLR object IntelliSense.
For example, I don't get IntelliSense here:
or here:
This one is likely a challenge, though, because now the IDE has to sort out if you are wanting JavaScript IntelliSense or if you want it for the CLR types. Still, would be nice to have.
Let's just get IntelliFix in there already, mmmkay?
When there are simple or even semi-complex errors that are common enough that a robot should be able to fix them…let the robot fix them.
Consider a missing semi-colon:
I would like to have an actionable interface here. When I hover over the error, double-clicking should (and does) take me to the line. Double-clicking again should fix it. Voila, IntelliFix!
How about other scenarios? A method that doesn't return the expected type? IntelliFix inserts a NotImplementedException for you (bypassing the compiler error). Member has the wrong level of access for use? Widen the scope to internal (or public, whatever satisfies the error). Missing a using statement? IntelliFix it.
How about IntelliTagTips?
Okay, I totally 'shopped this one wrong (pay no mind to the types of brackets or the misspelled function) but the idea is what I'm after.
Here's the concept. If I pause, cursor (and eyes) blinking, at some point in a bunch of brackets, a little tool tip should fade in to show me where I'm at.
I don't think it should do this for just one (you could use IntelliFix for that!), but two or more would be handy. It would be a lot easier than trying to go back and count braces and brackets.
Normally I'm pretty good about keeping track as I write and nest code, so this might be a little annoying if it pops up too aggressively. It would come in most handy when I'm: a) interrupted, b) tired, and c) fixing someone else's code.
Yeah, the Names Suck…
…but I think these ideas stand up fairly well and Microsoft has teams of folks in marketing. Therefore, I have added them to my wish list for Visual Studio versions of the future and hope to see IntelliThings there down the road.
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Shibuya brand is so deeply entrenched in the musical culture that it has prompted the label to look beyond the constrains of its own in-house brand. Teaming up with fellow Japanese designer, Kazuki Kuraishi, the latest from museum neu sees the team creating a capsule that will take some of you down memory lane. The English rock band Joy Division is the inspiration for new capsule.
"Drawing upon the gloomy angst found within Joy Division's lyrical content and specifically their 1980s anthem, "Love Will Tear Us Apart," Kuraishi went to work on a trio of T-shirt that feature monochromatic imagery pulled from TJ Davidson's rehearsal room in Manchester, circa 1979. Elsewhere, Unknown Pleasures influences trace their way to a custom black-and-white pillow as well as a jacket interpretation." VIA
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Prospect Park Foliage via flickr.com Fall foliage, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
August 28, 2011
Windsor Terrace and Kensington, Brooklyn, post-Irene.
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IMHO Shoshana is hotter than any of the Sex and The City characters or cast members.
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Shoshana and I photographed at home by our friend Margalit who was visiting from Jerusalem, January 2010. Shoshana's paintings are in the background.


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These are some amazing images from the London 2012 Olmypic Diving competition. Check out more of them on TheFW.com: This Is How Olympic Divers Really Look While Diving.
These are some amazing images from the London 2012 Olmypic Diving competition. Check out more of them on TheFW.com: This Is How Olympic Divers Really Look While Diving.
This is a pretty crazy trailer for Cloud Atlas. I am not sure what to make of this film but it does look really interesting and could be amazing and as it is made by Andy Wachowski (Matrix creator) we can have high hopes.
This animation is so cute I swear it could be used as a form of torture/brain-washing!
The music reminds me of the 'It's A Small World' ride at Disney:
The Last Steve is a short story but it did not really do anything for me. I just love the look of the level and the effects of this Minecraft world- the new textures and volumetric lighting and shadows look amazing.
No words are needed to describe this. Just watch, remember the truely exciting times of gaming and enjoy!
It's been well over a year since the earthquakeand ensuing Fukushima nuclear disaster took place. The crisis is not over, and people living near the reactors have been cleared out. They are yet to return. In their place, the plants are taking over.
Japanese website GetNews is running photos that depict reality in the 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) sphere surrounding Fukushima Daiichi.
The photos show roads being broken apart by vegetation sprouting up through the asphalt. They show vines making their way across roads.
A weed called Common Mullein, which is described as a plant that grows "in a place that has burned or otherwise been disturbed", can be seen sprouting in these Fukushima photos.
Found throughout the world, Common Mullein can grow to be ten feet high and produce seeds that can survive up to a hundred years. GetNews points out that the plant's tall growth is unconnected to radioactivity.
The photos show a desolate world that humans no longer occupy and one that plants are starting to overrun.
I thought the plants would have grown more by now and it would be more over-run than this, but it is still interesting.
Check out the original article on Kotaku: Plants Are Taking Over Japan's Nuclear Wasteland.
And the original article with the photographs can be foundon GetNews.JP.
Edit: There is also a documentary that was on Channel 4 in the UK called Life After People which takes this idea and pushes it further- more in the style of I Am Legend I believe. I am yet to see it but I am looking out for it as it looks really interesting.
These awesome videos show Breakfast's amazing 23 x 12 foot display made up of 44,000 electromagnetic dots which react when you interact with them.
Check out the full article over on Engadget: Breakfast's super-speed reactive electromagnetic display is 44,000 dots of promotional awesome.


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Seite 539 - East by a line to be drawn along the middle of the river St. Croix, from its mouth in the bay of Fundy to its source, and from its source directly north to the aforesaid highlands which divide the rivers that fall into the Atlantic ocean from those which fall into the river St. Lawrence...
Seite 538 - Superior northward of the Isles Royal and Phelipeaux, to the Long Lake; thence through the middle of said Long Lake, and the water communication between it and the Lake of the Woods...
Seite 541 - Order, and cause all Archives, Records, Deeds and Papers belonging to any of the said States, or their Citizens, which in the Course of the War may have fallen into the Hands of his Officers, to be forthwith restored and delivered to the proper States and Persons to whom they belong.
Seite 92 - ANNE, BY THE GRACE OF GOD QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND IRELAND, DEFENDER OF THE FAITH, &c.
Seite 539 - Lawrence ; comprehending all islands within twenty leagues of any part of the shores of the United States, and lying between lines to be drawn due east from the points where the aforesaid boundaries between Nova Scotia on the one part and East Florida on the other, shall respectively touch the Bay of Fundy and the Atlantic Ocean ; excepting such islands as now are, or heretofore have been, within the limits of the said province of Nova Scotia.
Seite 538 - And that all disputes which might arise in future on the subject of the boundaries of the said United States may be prevented, it is hereby agreed and declared, that the following are and shall be their boundaries...
Seite 538 - St. Croix River to the highlands; along the said highlands which divide those rivers that empty themselves into the river St. Lawrence, from those which fall into the Atlantic Ocean, to the northwesternmost head of Connecticut River...
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Seite 532 - In the name of the most holy and undivided Trinity. It having pleased the Divine Providence to dispose the hearts of the most serene and most potent prince, George the Third, by the grace of God King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg, arch-treasurer and prince elector of the holy Roman empire, &c...
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Kildangan Seniors achieved a one point win against Rathangan on Monday evening, getting our league campaign back on track following last weeks disappointing loss to Monasterevin. On a terrible evening for football, with howling wind and slanting rain blowing across the Rathangan pitch, the Kildangan team battled gamefully to win by the minimum. The final scoreline of 1:07 to 1:06 in favour of Kildangan is indicative of how difficult the weather conditions made it for attacking football, with passes going astray and players losing their footing on a greasy pitch. Kildangan played second fiddle to the home team for much of the first period, but Rathangans inaccuracy in front of goal, mainly due to the blustery conditions ensured the score line remained close. An error in the Kildangan defence just on the half time whistle, was punished by the home side with a well taken goal to leave it 1:02 to 0:03 in favour of Rathangan at the break. The sides swapped scores early on in the second half before the deciding moment arrived. A Stephen Quigley goal out of the top drawer following a great passing move from the Kildangan midfield. Stephen ripped through to Rathangan defence before sending an unstoppable shot to the back of the net to put Kildangan in front. Kildangan played a number of our Minor players, the lads again did themselves justice, James Stynes in particular showing great anticipation in intercepting the ball to impeded a number of Rathangan attacks. Brandon Foley also showed a deft touch in front of the posts to score a long range point which put Kildangan two ahead at a critical stage in the game. Philip Ryan was a little quieter than usual in defence but kept a tight rein on his man throughout the game. Our other Minor, Jack Hickey, made his senior debut to a round of applause at half time, he stood up well to the challenge and is surely one to watch for the future. One other Senior debutant was Australian visitor, Michael Morrison who gave a great display of high fielding. Michael has an Aussie rules background, however he has made the transition to the round ball game with consummate ease. On the whole Kildangan can be happy with the win, although not playing to our full potential two wins from three games is encouraging. Sarsfields provide the opposition next Monday night when they make the trip to Kildangan
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Brazilian Capoeira , is a capoeira group that carries the roots of a very traditional group Called ASCAB Capoeira ( American Society of Capoeira and Arts from Brazil ).
Anderson Dias-Moreira aka ( ContraMestre Capixaba da ASCAB ) has been training capoeira since he was
7 years of age. Throughout, the years ContraMestre Capixaba AKA (Anderson) have also learned other martial arts style and modern dance which enhanced his capoeira ability to work with others in their challenges, such as their motor skills, agility, flexibility, music skills, self- discipline, self-steam and self-defense.
ContraMestre Capixaba AkA (Anderson), learned capoeira and still under the teachings of Mestre Doutor AKA (Adenilson dos Santos) since 1997. In September 8th 2018, Anderson Dias-Moreira was promoted ContraMestre acquiring the First mastering level by the accordance of the Brazilian Confederation of Capoeira and of the American Society of Capoeira and Arts from Brazil AKA (ASCAB). ContraMestre Capixaba da ASCAB is also certified by the Red Cross of America for CPR/AED for adults and Pediatric providing first aid if required to anyone who needs.
ContraMestre Capixaba Aka (Anderson) is also a Qualified Personal Trainer by AFAA/NASM and ASFA with the qualifications to Teach Group Fitness, Women, Men,
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Capoeira is a Brazilian Martial Arts that combines elements of dance, acrobatics and music, and sometimes referred to as a game.
Born in Brazil in the 16th century by the descendants of Western Africans and the indigenous populations in Brazil. Capoeira is known for quick and complex moves, using mainly power, speed, and leverage for wide variety of kicks, spins and highly mobile techniques.
Today, Capoeira is widely accepted origin of the word capoeira comes from the Tupi words Ka'a ( jungle ) e Puer ( it was ) referring to the areas of low vegetation in the Brazilian interior where fugitives slaves would hide. Practitioners of the art are called capoeiristas.
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Studies Say Ebola Could Hit The U.S. In Late September, So… Let's Do This, Dystopian Future
There's a decent chance that the Ebola virus will not hit the United States in late September, but I don't want to address that potential right now. Why? Because I want to talk about our post-apocalyptic, dystopian future, after an intercontinental biological virus ravages our population.
I'm in. 2014 is so fucking boring. Sure, life is wonderful and we have the best TV and quality, locally-sourced food and all that jazz hands, but I'm ready for the world to end. It will take a few days to adjust to the fact that you can't YO your family to let them know you're safe, but after that, it's awesome time.
Think about it. No work whatsoever. No economy. No money. No need for basic social decorum. You can steal and thieve and kill and take drugs in public and nobody will care because everyone is dying of Ebola. Is it really that cool to preserve a nation 17 trillion dollars in debt? No, fuck it. Let's tack an 'Abandoned' sign on the Statue of Liberty and forget we ever existed. Third world, here we come!
Think about it some more. No email. No fucking email. Sound glorious? I would trade no institutionalized currency for no pizza delivery. That seem fair. Life would be grand. Yes, it will be hard, and we'll all die, but life is already hard and we already die.
Why not mix things up? Live a little bit of 'The Road.' Decaying, crumbling society is the new gentrification.
Unfortunately, science says there's only an 18 percent chance Ebola will hit here. Probably means there's an even smaller possibility the world will collapse.
But a guy can dream.
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Hi all,
I have two MBWE's running NFS servers succesfully in my home network and both windows and other linux machines can access these shares. However, it seems I can't get the MBWE's to operate as NFS clients. I keep getting "device not found" errors when trying to mount a NFS share on another MBWE.
Anyone familiar with this problem?
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Danceteria was one of the most happening nightspots in all of Manhattan in 1984, a four-storey establishment on the Lower East Side that was frequented by musicians who would spend long nights listening to bands like Duran Duran, Run-DMC, Beastie Boys and Emeralds, Sapphires and Gold (ESG). Alas, only a few low fidelity films survive in tribute to Danceteria, but the neon typeface paints an enchanting picture of New York City in the early 80s.
One of those films is of Bronx-based all girl band ESG playing their hip-shaking hit from 1982, You're No Good, to a modest crowd in the band room. The Scroggins sisters – Renee, Valerie, Deborah and Marie – were a powerful presence on stage and film, and at that moment in time, their minimal funk was influencing artists all over America. Renee Scroggins was front and left that night as she always was, swaying, singing "You're no good You're no good." The song had ESG's signature rhythm section – a wound-up bass line and a simple, four-bar drum loop.
"You know, we started playing out in the late 70s," she recalls. Renee Scroggins lives in Atlanta, Georgia these days and only heads back to New York before the band goes on tour. "At that time, so much was going on in New York in music," she continues with her pronounced Bronx accent. "Disco was fading out, they had this new wave punk period and people were starting out with hip-hop. So we were right there at this great time in music."
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sea world saw record financial performance last year and is hoping for more of the same this year. joining us is jim atchison, president and ceo of sea world parks. sea world is a portfolio company of blackstone. i didn't know you liked penguins so much. absolutely. how is business? business is very good, michelle, thank you. we had a tremendous year lastyear, came off a record year, our ebitda up and attendance up 5 and we're following a fairly pattern this year. you're describing all of the new things, new roller coasters in san diego and tampa, turtle theate on and on. do you live in an arms race when it comes to theme parks to get people to come? sure, the markets we operate in orlando, southern california — very competitive. very competitive. we're always raising the bar onwhat we offer our guests. we try to make sure we create new product that's immersive and gets guests entertained andlearns a little bit along the way. the consumers are still coming out. is there any sggishness, a there areas regionally thatyou're paying attention to or anxious about, doing better incertain places? sure, good comment, andrew. one of the advantages we have is a bit of a portfolio effect, we have parks and destination markets line california and florida, when we see softness in the destination market we tend to do better in the regional markets and it of course swings the other way. so right now we're having very good growth out of the international markets in particular, really south america, less so europe ofcourse but south america and our domestic attendance is good and that's really coming on the backs of strong work buildingour brands and telling our story under our new leadership ofblackstone. softball. sure. private we canity, job creators or job destroyers, big investors in your business. i think private equity, those who want to criticize — that could be a hardballdepending on how you think about it. his boss is sitting here,what do you think he's going to say? it's a softball. people want to criticize private equity should spend time with us. we were a subsidiary of anheuser-busch for 50 years, acquired by inbev and became a new company. we needed to be on our home and needed the wisdom and leadership of blackstone to help us establish a new independent company and with theirfamiliarity they brought a lot to the table. it's not just money.what's it done for your job and hiring picture? it's done quite a bit. when we began with blackstone we had 21,000 employees and we'll have about 34,000 here now. we've doubled the amount of capital we've spent with black stone and have continued that pace. private equity is a great story for us here.how often do you talk — when he's going to build a new rollercoster and invest tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars do you have to give him the okay? i personally don't. do you ride the roller coasters at least? we operate, andrew, as acompany. we've got $120 billion of revenue and we've got 700,000 people who work at all of our companies. but everybody has their deep down. and we have a team ofpartners led by my partner joe baratta in this particular deal and joe and his team would work with jim to figure out whether that capital expenditure is a good one. we did an amazing one down at universal with harry potter, we risked $275 million for what'sended up being i guess the greatest attraction thatrevolutionized that park, and really brought huge numbers ofpeople to orlando. so the whole issue of intelligence spending and investment in the park area can get you terrific returns. jim ought to talk a little bit about what we're going to do with penguins, because people like penguins. my wife loves penguins so we got to — we have a new ride. a great new attraction we're developing in orlando t will open next spring called antarctica, and this is a terrific concept. you actually get in a ride and ride through kind of the life story of a penguin and into the penguin habitat, you get out of the ride, you're in the habitat, it is cold, but you can stay as long as you like. it's a significant investment for us. how much? we don't disclose theinvestment figure but i'll tell you it's the biggest investment we've ever put in that park. this has been so much fun. you go the to bring the seal next time, a live animal. i know you brought steve, but — we have 16,000 in our employee if you will and we hadtwin baby sea lions born yesterday so i'll bring them on next time. cool. thanks for having me. when we come back final


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Also, take a diversion along the causeway toward Yarmouth at point 1 and there's a great café 'off the rails' 1.5 miles away and Yarmouth 2 miles away.
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It's raining — is there any better excuse to drop your husband with the kids and escape for a massage until the sun reappears? For groups, it can also be arranged for a massage or two in your accommodation.
Trampolines, dodgeball, foam pit, basketball and café. Aimed at adults and children of all ages.
Ryde Superbowl offers full bowling facilities and a fully-licensed café-bar, open seven days a week, 364 days a year.
Chessell Pottery is a small working pottery on the Isle of Wight, where you will find a pottery painting studio, gift barn and award winning café.
There are some great opportunities to go horse riding on the island — what better way to discover the awe-inspiring coast and countryside.
We now have bike hire onsite for our staying guests, courtesy of Wight Cycle Hire, who also provide helmets and map of cycling routes. It's easy to book, just 'phone them on 01983 761800 and they will provide a code to unlock one of the bikes in the cycle hire store – or they'll deliver a different bike if required. Step by step instructions and pricing can be found in the cycle hire store.
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The perfect place to take the entire family. You can grab some scrumptious food from the café or garlic inspired produce from the shop and the sprawling grounds are ideal for children to explore.
If you are after an even more spectacular view than Tapnell Farm has to offer it's worth trying Goodleaf Tree Climbing. Learn the ropes with qualified and experienced instructors who'll take you to the canopy in Ryde where you can enjoy views of the beautiful countryside and coast while relaxing in a tree top hammock. 10% off for guests
Set in 88 acres of beautiful countryside, Robin Hill, the Island's favourite award-winning country attraction. with great rides – including the 1/4 mile downhill toboggan – amazing falconry displays, adventure play for fun loving families and children, plus relaxing woodland gardens, ponds and walks.
Take a Ride behind one of the vintage steam locomotives for a journey back in time. Breathe in the evocative smells of a real steam railway, settle back in beautifully restored Victorian and Edwardian carriages and enjoy a unique view of some of the Island's unspoilt countryside.
A gracious 17th century former townhouse located right on the water's edge between the castle and pier in Yarmouth. Grab a pint of ale, watch the yachts bobbing up and down in the harbor and catch a glimpse of the ferries.
National Trust run café in the Victorian coastal defence and secret rocket testing site perched high above the Needles Rocks. Limited disabled park, 3/4 mile walk from Alum Bay car park.
This 600-year-old pub is nestled in stunning, sheltered countryside near Brook Chine on the southwestern coast of the island. The beer garden is a great place to gaze out across the sparkling open sea.
This is the perfect place to catch the sun setting in the west with a glass of wine and a helping of King Prawn Linguine from the new "Mediterranean Kitchen." Live bands also play every Friday.
There are lots of great pubs in Yarmouth, but you'll find the biggest selection of Ales at the Kings Head!
A lovely little pub set in a dip specializing in fresh seafood dishes as well as other local produce.
Few pubs can match the picturesque setting of Freshwater's Red Lion pub — it's tucked away next to a church and reachable via small country lanes one end and sleepy town thoroughfares the other. You can walk there from Tapnell!
A short drive and you can be sitting in this 600-year-old pub's beer garden sipping thirst-quenching ale while soaking up glorious views in no time. It's a sheltered spot right in the sticks.
The shortest of ambles from our accommodation, the Co Cow bar offers beer, cider, and cocktails. You can also find the best burger on the island in the restaurant, that's a guarantee!
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Only a few minutes from Tapnell Farm, this bay has it all — cliffs, a long beach, shelter from the wind and a great swimming depth. Please be wary taking children to this beach as there can be a sudden dip followed by strong tides. Keep an eye out for the Wightwood pizza van where you can buy delicious, hand made pizzas to regain energy after a paddle, every nice Friday 5.30 – 7.30 throughout the summer!
Again, you can reach Colwell and Totland Bays in a matter of minutes from Tapnell Farm and once there you will find a charming seafront that merges with a shallow expanse of water stretching far out into the ocean. It's possible to paddle out hundreds of meters and still be able to stand in the shallow waters. Head to The Hut afterwards for a glass of rosé, burger or sea food platter!
One of the island's best kept secrets, Compton Bay is a two mile stretch of golden and dark sands framed by multi-coloured sandstone cliffs. If sand is not your thing, then you can relax on the grassy knolls overlooking the beach or climb on a board and surf some waves. Only a short drive from Tapnell.
Once a Victorian golf course the Duver is now maintained by the National Trust. The Sand dunes are bordered on the south by Bembridge Harbour and the Solent to the north. There are the ruins of St Helens Old Church and sea wall with brightly coloured beach huts and an excellent beach café.
Just round the coastline from Ryde, this beautiful secluded beach can be accessed at low tide if you are walking around from Ryde seafront. Don't forget to check tide times first to ensure you can get there and back in time!
A fascinating shoreline for fossil hunters and bird watchers. Not one to visit if you want to go for a swim or sunbathe, but if you have a young Christopher Columbus with you then this is the perfect spot!
Quarr Abbey is often dismissed as just a monastery, however it is a beautiful picturesque spot for a stroll. They also have a gift shop and tearooms with tasty local produce to eat or take home.
The view from the walk down to the lighthouse is stunning – imagine dramatic cliffs and tumbling landslips with St Catherine's Lighthouse perched on the edge. Tours of the lighthouse are very reasonable; however, the best bit is soaking up the unspoilt surroundings.
Steephill Cove is an unspoilt fishing cove with a safe, sandy beach. With only a handful of cottages, deckchairs, beach huts, lobster pots and an old donkey and not a slot machine, car or burger in sight. Surrounding the Cove are fantastic coastal walks. Go west to the Botanical Gardens or east to Ventnor.
The island's only specialist Black Rock Grill experience! The food here is exceptional, especially the steak.
This place is only 10 minutes drive from Tapnell Farm and has character in abundance, there's no doubt about it. The restaurant has a well-earned reputation for serving the best local fish and shellfish. There's always a fun and lively atmosphere and friendly staff. We recommend any of the daily specials — always fresh and delicious!
Created by the owners of The Hut, Colwell, The Grill is a relaxed and stylish take on the classic 'charcoal grill', with no nonsense food where flavours speak for themselves.
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Sunny seaside hangout in the day and atmospheric restaurant in the evening serving mouthwatering cuisine from lobster to catch of the day.
Thompsons Restaurant is a contemporary 'open kitchen' restaurant offering a delicious modern British menu inspired by the flavours of the Island and Robert's Experiences. Owner & head chef Robert Thompson was the youngest British chef to receive a Michelin star and showcases the Isle of Wight's produce and flavours in his food.
Little Gloster is a family run award winning restaurant with seafront views of the solent. Presenting simple seasonal food in relaxed Scandinavian influenced surroundings; it is the perfect place for a quiet meal or to celebrate a special occasion.
in Newport is a little further away but everybody that knows it loves it!
in Freshwater is perfect if you are in the mood for a Chinese. This family run business delivers free for orders over £12.
in the local village Freshwater serves locally caught fish day and night times. Collection only.
Once home to poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, the grounds are now home to a contemporary garden café with sunny terrace. The perfect spot for a cream tea or light lunch. There is also a 9 hole golf course if you fancy some exercise as well!
Overlooking Freshwater Bay (very close to Tapnell Farm) this café had a great selection of tea, coffee, and cakes so you can get a dose of quintessential Britishness while peering over the white cliffs.
You can find one of the tastiest Eggs Benedict on the Island here. The eggs are always cooked to perfection, the toast is chunky, and the hollandaise sauce is to die for. The selection of teas is huge, from Earl Grey to Orange Blossom Oolong.
10% off for guests when you spend over £10, just mention Tom's Eco Lodge.
Enjoy a spot of bird watching across the wetlands while eating a full English. Off The Rails also cooks up a mouth watering vegetarian breakfast — you can walk back to Tapnell Farm afterwards if you feel like burning a few calories!
Fancy a full English before catching the ferry from Yarmouth? This café has the perfect location for a greasy fry up before a long trip home! At the top of the pier, the café has great views of the solent.
A family founded adventure- The Freshwater Coffee house is a favourite with both locals and those visiting. With a warm welcoming atmosphere and tasty food and drink, its worth a stop for breakfast, lunch or a quick coffee. Something to note- the closest parking would be at Moa Place a 2 minute walk from the cafe.


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