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TomNelligan wrote:That note in today's Globe caught my attention too, but I can't imagine it happening unless the MBTA comes up with money to fix up the track for operation at a reasonable speed. That 10 mph CSX speed limit is bad enough between Walpole and the stadium, but from Framingham it would be a killer. And I doubt that the MBTA is going to budget money for a line that would be used only a few Sundays a year.
The same story also reported that the MBTA will now sell advance tickets for the Patriots trains.
b&m 1566 wrote:You know trains are great but I would prefer to spend the $40 to park. You can't go to a football game with out tailgating. Fire up the Charcoal grill and get the steak tips cooking! I'm that guy who runs through the parking lot at full speed to catch a football while slamming into a guard rail going head over heels landing face first in the pavement and still be able to get up with the football in hand... okay maybe I didn't catch the football but how I ever waked away with just a few scratches on my legs is beyond me. (I have never seen so many people laugh at me)
On another note for people that do take the train you always see them running (especially if there on the opposite side of the stadium in the noise bleed section) the trains departing 30 minutes after game time is pushing it for some people. I know for sure I would be that idiot looking for a taxi to get me back to my truck... *shakes head*
Robert Paniagua wrote:Yeah, they do sometimes, maybe some of the Revolution games, but not as much service, and to some select concerts too.
GP40MC 1116 wrote:Well.. Ive never been to a PATS game, but at the BC Eagles ACC Games, at Alumni Stadium, you should see the rush to the Green Line and Shuttle Busses to Newton! YIKES!
MBTA F40PH-2C 1050 wrote:Robert Paniagua wrote:Yeah, they do sometimes, maybe some of the Revolution games, but not as much service, and to some select concerts too.
the MBTA does not run trains to Gillette for Rev's games, maybe if they are in playoffs, but not regular season, there are too many games
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DNA analysis means death of taxonomy (determining what a "species" is)?
According to Bob Grant, in The Scientist (June 2009), traditional taxonomy is a fading field:
Perhaps it's a bit like paternity analysis. People want a simple yes/no answer, not a saga, and you can't entirely blame them. But something is surely lost as well as gained.
Just like the organisms taxonomists study, the discipline of systematics and biology as a whole was evolving. By the 1980s, the field of systematics, like many other fields, became entranced by the promise of DNA analysis and its ability to decipher genetic codes, enabling taxonomists to look past an animal's skin and into its cells.
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Now older taxonomists like Wood and Judd are retiring from museum and university positions, with institutions tending not to replace them with more taxonomists. The United Kingdom's Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, for example, has not had a gymnosperm taxonomist since the last one there retired in 2006, and has not replaced its last fern specialist, who retired in 2007.

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The Cowboys might have wanted to look at internal options to replace some injured defensive linemen, but three days into training camp, they're running low on linemen.
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Okoye played last year with the Bears under defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli, who is now the Cowboys' defensive line coach.
The Cowboys have lost backup defensive end Tyrone Crawford for the year with a torn Achilles, starting defensive end Anthony Spencer went back to Dallas for knee surgery and could miss a month, and starting defensive tackle Jay Ratliff has yet to practice because of a hamstring strain. Reserve defensive tackle Ike Igbinosun was also spotted in a walking boot, dropping them to 10 healthy defensive linemen for practice.
"Injury provides opportunity," coach Jason Garrett said. "There are some young guys that we have we want to see. We want to see a lot more of those guys play. We saw some of them play in the spring. We'll get a chance to see more of them now that we will have the pads on starting [Tuesday]. It's just an opportunity to show us what they can do. If they do that, they earn more of our trust and we give them more opportunities."
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You've seen the predictions and forecasts from the likes of Nate Silver, Stuart Rothenberg and the New York Times, and today Washington Wire is introducing the first installment of our political prognostication panel.


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Teaching the Body: Artistic Anatomy in the American Academy, from Copley, Rimmer, and Eakins to Contemporary Artists
The Boston University Art Gallery is pleased to present Teaching the Body: Artistic Anatomy in the American Academy, from Copley, Rimmer, and Eakins to Contemporary Artists curated by Naomi Slipp (MA, University of Chicago; Jan & Warren Adelson Doctoral Fellow, Boston University). Teaching the Body explores the intersections between the fields of art and medicine and contextualizes the study of artistic anatomy within American art academies in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, from the first anatomy text of John Singleton Copley, created in 1756, to the contemporary works of Kiki Smith and others. Sections within the exhibition examine the role of medicine in the development of pedagogical practice, the politics of anatomy, the expanding role of women in anatomical education, and the impact of artistic anatomy on artists working today. Significantly, the exhibition examines both what this study meant for these artists and also for the way that we think about our own bodies today. The exhibition is accompanied by an illustrated catalogue with contributions by Patricia Hills & Kate McNamara and essays by Naomi Slipp & David Dearinger, Susan Morse Hilles Curator of Paintings & Sculpture & Head of the Art Department, Boston Athenaeum. In addition, the Boston University Art Gallery has planned a dynamic and ambitious programming schedule of events that are free and open to the public. We hope that you will join us and visit Teaching the Body to learn about the mysteries of the human body and explore the myriad ways that American artists have represented the terrain of the body for over 250 years.
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On July 6, the Stanley Cup first landed in Brandon, Manitoba, the special guest of Aaron Rome. Ironically, 100 years prior, the Stanley Cup was huge news in Brandon as well. In 1907, the Brandon Hockey Club challenged the Stanley Cup champion Kenora Thistles for hockey's supremacy, but was defeated by the smallest community ever to win a Stanley Cup championship.
From Brandon, it's about 30 miles to Souris, where the Stanley Cup spent the day with Rome, who started 2007 by being called up by Anaheim for his first NHL game, played January 2 against Detroit. Aaron's only other NHL game came in this spring's playoffs, when he played against the Wild on April 17.
The town of Souris has a published population of 1,800, but it seemed that every resident brought two or three friends to the civic reception held at the Souris Recreation Centre in honour of Aaron Rome. From 6:00 until 8:00pm, hundreds and hundreds of excited fans got photographs with the Stanley Cup and the local hero. Even Andy Murray, coach of the St. Louis Blues and a resident of Gladstone, just over an hour away, was in town, although he kept his distance from hockey's cherished grand prize. Another family had packed the car and made the twelve-hour trek from Thompson to see the Stanley Cup!
As incredible a celebration as earning a Stanley Cup championship is, the Rome family really felt doubly blessed, as Aaron's brother Regan was being married the very next day (Saturday, July 7), and having the Stanley Cup in their midst added extra lustre to an already extraordinary family experience.
It takes three hours to drive from Souris to Winnipeg, Manitoba's beautiful capital, where the Stanley Cup was met by Dustin Penner.
The fact that the Stanley Cup is spending the day with him is incredulous to Penner, who scored the game-winning goal in the penultimate game of the 2006-07 NHL season. Cut three times by the Winkler Flyers, the junior squad in his hometown, Dustin figured the closest he'd ever get to the Stanley Cup was getting his picture taken with it in nearby Deloraine in December 2001 when he was playing for the Minot State--Bottineau Lumberjacks, a junior college team he made after trying out as a last-minute walk-on. "I wasn't taken aback by it because I knew I could never win it," he shrugged.
Around noon, Dustin took the Stanley Cup over to Murray Chevrolet Hummer to show them the trophy. Then, he climbed into another big vehicle, this time a bus driven by his Uncle Dale, for the road trip to Winkler.
After a good hour's drive from Winnipeg, Uncle Dale pulled up in front of the Boundary Trails Health Centre, where Dustin's Mom, Linda, is a nurse. His grandfather was there to meet him, too. They took the Stanley Cup through the hallways, saying hi to so many of the patients, then stopped in an area with which Dustin is all too familiar. In fact, he has spent so much time in this particular room that his photo is taped to the MRI machine there. "Hey, they're responsible for putting me back together," he smirked with a shrug.
Under a blazing sun, the Garden Valley Zodiacs announced that they would be retiring the number 27; the jersey worn by Dustin while playing his high school hockey. Laughing as he wiped the perspiration from his forehead, Penner said, "Gee, I'm sweating like I did when I took tests at GVC," and earned a huge roar from the assembled crowd.
"It's overwhelming. It really is," concluded Dustin. "It's great to see everyone come out!"
Penner then took the Stanley Cup back to his parents' home, where Terry, his father, and Mom, Linda, had the house all ready for Dustin and his special guest.
Later, the rookie forward made a quick stop at a local bar, shocking and amazing the patrons, before being driven back to Winnipeg. An amazing restaurant/ nightclub in the Manitoba capital was the final visit for Dustin Penner, who concluded his day with the Stanley Cup at 4:00 that morning. "Just walking into a place holding the Stanley Cup it's like a magnet. I was pretty surprised at how ecstatic everyone was to see it," explained Dustin.
The Stanley Cup travelled back to southern California, visiting video co-ordinator Joe Trotta in Manhattan Beach on Sunday, July 8, then returning to the scene of the extraordinary June 4th victory for the launch of the Stanley Cup DVD at a special invitation-only party at Anaheim's Honda Center on Monday, July 9.
When you join the Stanley Cup Journal next Tuesday, we'll take you up to Quebec for a celebration with goalkeeper Jean-Sebastien Giguere. See you then!
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Beverage-Air prep tables include pieces for prepping pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and more. They range from space-saving 27-inch-wide models to 72-inch-wide mammoths. Beverage-Air pizza prep tables are designed to hold extra-dense foods and feature wide cutting boards to facilitate pizza assembly. Those - like the Beverage-Air DP 67 - are built with multiple ingredient lids for energy efficiency.


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Saying cuts to education in Gov. Pat Quinn's new budget disproportionatey affect downstate and suburban schools, Rep. Pam Roth and Sen. Sue Rezin called for relief from underfunded mandates and greater transparency.
"We need to have an honest discussion about school funding," Rezin said at a joint press conference Monday at the Morris Community High School Dist. 101 board room.
"We need to bring some balance to school funding in Illinois."
The two local politicians unveiled a report by the Illinois Senate Republican Caucus that argues the Chicago school district, despite representing 18 percent of the state's student enrollment, receives more than its share of state education funds.
Education funding falls into six areas: Foundation Level Grants; Property Tax Extension Limititation Law Adjustments; Corporate Personal Property Tax Replacement Grants; Poverty Grants; Special Education Grants; and Early Childhood Education Grants.
According to the report, Chicago schools receive 37 percent of early childhood funds, 49 percent of PTELL adjustments, 27 percent of CPPRT funds, 47 percent of poverty grants, and 30 percent of special education grants.
"There's no 'free lunch' downstate," Rezin said. "We believe it's Chicago that's getting a 'free lunch.'"
Quinn announced $400 million in cuts to education in his budget address last March.
Rezin and Roth, both of Morris, released statements condemning the proposed cuts.
"Once again, the governor's budget is designed to maximize the pain to education in Illinois in general, but to downstate and suburban schools in particular," Rezin wrote.
Rep. Roth echoed that sentiment in her statement at Monday's press conference.
"The cuts to education were geared toward us downstaters and suburban schools," Roth said.
Numerous area superintendents, including Kathy Perry of Saratoga Dist. 60C and Dr. Pat Halloran of Morris Community High School Dist. 101, were in attendance at the press conference.
Al Gegenheimer, superintendent of Minooka Community School Dist. 201, said "underfunded mandates" represent an enormous challenge to the district.
Special education, bilingual education and Response to Intervention are among the biggest, he said. They are 87.31 percent, 88.54 percent and 91.22 percent underfunded, respectively.
Another challenge to downstate districts, according to Coal City Unit Dist. 1 Superintendent Kent Bugg, is decreased funding for transportation.
Districts in Chicago and the suburbs often do not depend on school transportation, since they tend to be smaller and students live in walking distance of their schools, he said.
But rural districts are physically bigger, and depend more on transportation.
Cuts to transportation, Bugg said, "are a direct affront to rural districts."
Rezin and Roth said multiple times that they were not looking to ignite a regional war, but to bring about balance.
"We need to have a candid discussion about school funding," Rezin said.


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Drawing on her degree in art history and the display at Tate Modern, White highlights the parallels between Knight's imagery for Garage and the Lichtenstein series that inspired it. 'Bringing the Pop master's aesthetic bang up to date, Knight reimagined Lichtenstein's most popular body of work, the war and romance paintings, to produce a comic strip for the digital age,' comments White.
Employing contemporary visual language and widely recognisable Pop art references, Knight's series frames Lindsey Wixson as a scorned lover seeking revenge. In the modern Pop world infidelities are discovered via Facebook, emotions expressed with emoticons and iPhone text bubbles. As White concludes, 'what Lichtenstein implied with paint, Knight communicates with technology.'
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I would like to thank Jeffrey for the information above and for then allowing us to share it here on our site.
What a moving story this turned out to be.. never will I go by that spot again without this story being in my mind...
The one thing that is missing in all this is any mention of any attempt to establish who was the father of the child.
This is heartbreaking beyond belief. I hope Elizabeth Davies found happiness after her release from prison, though one thing is certain - she will never have forgotten her baby girl who died on Werneth Low. That stone in the wall now has a real story to tell.
Wow, what a moving story of hardship and heartbreak.
Thank you so much Jeffrey for sharing this story. It is so well written,too.
'Back of the Hill', where Edith Bowden invited Elizabeth Davies into her cottage to feed the baby, is probably that group of buildings near the Hillside Road end of that path leading from Lord Derby Road from where I took that photo of Jodrell Bank recently. It's shown as 'Back-o' th'-Hill' on the map.
Great to read that story Dave Davies, ex Hyde, family Cheshire and Shropshire so guess I have some digging to do. Thanks
Hi Dave
Glad you found the story of interest... if you find anything out while digging please let us know..
In the Stockport index of births for 1903, I have found the following entry: Davies Ethel mother's maiden name Davies. It would appear that when the infant daughter of Elizabeth Davies was born in Stockport Workhouse Infirmary in September 1903, it was registered with the Christian name Ethel. So now we have the full name of the child drowned in Werneth Low Quarry, Ethel Davies.
I would also like to take this opportunity to respond to the comments made by Gerald (Hyde DP).
To try to estabish the paternity of Elizabeth Davie's illegitimate daughter after a period of 109 years have passed would be like hunting for a needle in a haystack. Obviously, Gerald Hyde DP is unhistorical, he has no notion of ancestry, chronology or historical record. One might think that, being at the bottom of the social pile, Elizabeth Davies would have had less reason than most to keep secret the name of the child's father. But that is to misread the situation. Respectability and secrecy was important, even to a 21 year old domestic servant. However, if Gerald Hyde DP would like to try to establish the paternity of the child, there are a very large number of possible candidates. He might first start looking at most of the adult male population of Stockport for January 1903.
Thank you for the up date David..
I think Gerald was only voicing what a lot of folk must have been thinking after reading the story... and can you imagine the talk of it in 1903... I bet the finger was pointed at many...
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The History Show Sunday 14 April 2013
This week, we focussed on the women and children of the 1913 Dublin Lockout - the most serious industrial dispute in Irish history – and a defining point for our society.
The women were wives, mothers, strikers and leaders. We tend to think of it as an adult male event yet, apart from the wives and mothers who were affected by the strike, more than 1000 women were directly involved
And then there were the children. Helpless infants, impoverished youngsters and members of the workforce from the age of 12.
One of the major factors which contributed to the ignition of the dispute was the dire circumstances in which the city's poor lived.
A third of the people in the city were living in slum conditions, but as we heard on the programme, the working class women who were reduced to extreme poverty by the Lockout were not a one dimensional group of shawl wearing derelicts.
The Lockout began on the 27th of August, 1913 and almost immediately, many families were feeling the economic strain as wages disappeared overnight. When the primary schools re-opened after the summer holidays, many children were already hungry.
The lives of children at that time posed a very different set of challenges than we see a hundred years later. Surviving into adulthood was a feat in itself because infant mortality rates were very high. As our guest, Francy Devine explained "the biggest challenge for a working class child was to be able to grow big enough to be able to digest a chip". After that, they be able to feed themselves.
Children who went to school had left by the age of 12 and were experienced workers by the time they had reached 15.
The Lockout which lasted almost 5 months involved 300 employers and about 20,000 workers. When you take their families into account, we're basically talking about 80,000 people who were affected.
Tour of Tenement Dublin
Chris Corlett who's an archaeologist with the National Monument Service took Colette Kinsella on a pictorial tour of some of the darkest parts of Dublin at that time.
The Political Women of 1913
Zoe Comyns explored some of the forgotten female names of 1913 such as Delia Larkin, Rosie Hackett and Helena Moloney.
Imagining the children of 1913 a century later:
The lives of children in 1913 posed a very different set of challenges that seem almost unimaginable to youngsters a hundred years later as Rhona Tarrant discovered when she asked pupils of Kilconly Primary School in Ballybunnion to imagine children's lives during the 1913 Lockout.
Here are selection of extracts from newspaper reports during the 1913 Lockout.
Irish Times 29 September 1913
Distributing the food
While the cargo was being thus discharged the number of workers in waiting was constantly augmented. There were all sorts of poor people- men and women and children. There they stood quietly enough until a sufficient quantity of the food was in the store to allow the distribution to begin.
This was possible at a quarter to four. The agte of yard beside the store was then opened . For a time the crowd were so eager to enter that they blocked the entrance. But a long double queue was formed and the people were admitted one by one .In the yard they gave up their food tickets, or otherwise satisfied the trade union official grouped around the entrance to the magic storehouse.
Then they field into the building along the barriers within, and out through an exit at the other end. On the other side of the barriers stood workers of another class- drapers assistants who were devoting their half day to this task of distributing bread and potatoes and groceries. To each of the recipients was handed twenty pounds weight of food, a bog of potatoes a loaf a parcel of butter, sugar, tea, jam and fish and to some who had children biscuits also were given.
A Striking procession
Many were the degrees of poverty represented by this striking procession. Here were seen the wan dweller in some noisome tenement wrapped in a shawl and huddling a baby to her breast; the carters wife who had a bonnet as well as a shawl; a decently attired housewife with gloves and ribbons evidently ill at ease on such an errand; the single labourer who announced that he was coming for his 'grub for' the week the married Docker whose wife was waiting at home unable perhaps to walk so far; boys and girls of all sizes and ages, form children whose heads did not show above the barriers to striplings who must soon find work- all were reduced to a common level by dire necessity that knows no law. Little was said as the procession went through the store.
Each person had quite enough to do to grasp his loaf and box and bag. Most of the noise in the building came from the men who were still discharging the Hare and supplying the drapers' assistants with the rations to keep the procession moving through the store. For hours the scene was much the same. The faces changed, but there was a sad aspect to it all.
Outside the spectator saw the long queue go in-orderly and patient- at one door, and also the stream of the supplied of the supplied emerging form a side street. He could not but be moved to pity. The poorest woman dislikes to carry a loaf uncovere4d to do so is to proclaim her poverty to the world. But here were respectably-attired women who thus humiliated before the curious crowd of onlookers; for many had not thought of bringing baskets to carry the provisions. Fortunately there was room at the top of the potato bag for some more.
When at a distance from the centre of distribution a number of the humblest recipients stopped to examine the contents of the grocery boxes. One tattered woman appeared to be dividing her tea with a friend who was not so lucky herself. Indeed, those of the poor who were about but, were unentitled to have a portion of the food must have been envious. Not far form the door of the shed sat a pallid woman and her daughter, utterly forlorn looking wonderingly upon the bustle around.
In addition to the supplies given to individuals at the store, large quantities of food were entrusted to delegates to convey to Kingstown, Clondalkin, Swords, and other outlying districts where members of the Transport and General Worker's union are disemployed. These supplies were carted to their destination and then distributed.
At eight o'clock on Saturday night the hare's cargo had all been landed. At nine o'clock the number of person who had been relieved must have been about 9,000. Mr Sodden and Mr Gosling have announced that further supplies of food will arrive from Manchester towards the end of this week, but these will not be conveyed in special ships. It is also announced that Messer's Rowntree have given a quarter ton of cocoa And Messer's Cadbury half a ton for the sues of the disemployed.
Irish Times 9 October 1913
Association for the relief of Distressed Protestants.
This association carries son amongst Protestants a work similar to that carried on amongst Catholic Charities by the St Vincent de Paul. Grants are made of money to assist all necessitous cases and during the winter months coal is distributed. The secretary informed out representative that there is a never ceasing demand for help form the poor of Dublin. No relief is give of any kind to a person who is on strike; the association leave that to the strikers' trade union. Since the present labour unrest began however many claims have been received from people who have been disemployed through no fault of their own but simply because the strikes have been the means of diverting the work that these poor people performed to other channels. In every case of genuine distress the is making grants to help people to tide them over in the present crisis.
Freemans Journal 13 October 1913 (p. 10)
So serious are the reports of the destitution among the poorer sections of the inhabitants of Dublin, especially that portion which is outside trade union influences, that the Irish societies in London are moving to appoint a joint committee here for the purpose of organising a relief fund to work for the purpose organising a relief fund to work in co-operation with the Lord Mayor of Dublin in assisting those women and children who are entirely dependent on voluntary aid. The initiative in the matter has been taken by the Gaelic League of London, which has invited the other Irish Bodies to send representatives to a conference to be held this week. ….
1913 A Capital in Conflict: Dublin City and the 1913 Lockout just published by Dublin City Council.
This book explores aspects of the social, political and cultural life of Dublin at a defining point in Irish history during the 1913 Lockout. Certain personalities loom large such as James Larkin and William Martin Murphy, Delia Larkin and James Connolly, Charles Cameron and Hugh Lane, but it is the ordinary people of the city, the children, the women and the men, who shine through the pages of this volume.
1913 Lockout
A new play by Ann Matthews
The New Theatre
15 to 20 April
45 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2.
Tickets: €15/€12
Directed by Anthony Fox
Cast: Alison Fitzpatrick, Ian Meehan, Patrick O'Donnell
Darkest Dublin
A book of photographs from 1913 edited by Chris Corlett (Wordwell)
Our book club will be discussing the enduring classic, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE which is 200 years old this year. So get reading.
Blighted Nation - Landmark series re-examining the Great Famine
The Great Famine which struck Ireland in the middle of the 19th century was the biggest social catastrophe in Irish history.
Our studio guests were historians Ann Matthews (whose mother was a child of the Lockout), Leeann Lane and Francy Devine contributors to a new book of essays "A Capital in Conflict: Dublin and the 1913 Lockout" which has just been published. And and we were also joined by historian, Shane McThomais of Glasnevin Museum.
They talked about living conditions in Dublin in 1913, how women and children were affected, schooling, poverty, charitable donations, Evangelical Christians, the TUC food fund, the degradation of queuing for food, penny dinners, Kiddies Scheme, the political women of the Lockout, the knock-on effects of coal shortages, did families have better lives after the Lockout?
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Welcome to Alte Uncovered! Your guide to holidays in Alte, in central Algarve, Portugal. For tourist information about Alte, its accommodation, restaurants, shops, things to do and in fact, all things Alte Uncovered!
Alte is a delightful village in inland Algarve, situated north of Albufeira on the N124. It is a typical, Algarve village of whitewashed houses with lattice work, handcrafted chimneys and narrow, cobbled streets nestling in the foothills of the Serra do Caldeirão. The church is at the centre of the village, and there are numerous little cafes in the surrounding area, to relax at and soak up the tranquility of the village.
At the eastern end of Alte, past the school, are the springs (fontes) for which Alte is well known. The area around Fonte Pequena (little spring) is picturesque...a bridge across the stream, the beginning of a series of waterfalls as the water flows down the hillside, a grassy area on the banks ideal for picnicking, and ducks making the most of the waters and the sunshine! There is a pretty, paved, garden area in front of the 'Fonte Pequena Inn' dedicated to Alte's famous poet, Cândido Guerreiro..there are tiled plaques on the wall with some of the poet's works on.
In February, Alte along with most towns and villages in the Algarve, has a carnival. The main street leading to the church and the side streets around, are cordoned off for the parade. (There is plenty of parking at the beginning of Alte, near the cemetery). The entry cost was just €1.50, including a bag of 'confetti' to throw at the floats - or anyone who happened to be near you! Everyone turns out for the afternoon.
Alte is ideally placed for exploring the towns and villages of the central Algarve with Messines and Silves to the west, Salir and Loulé to the east and Algoz, Boliqueime, Paderne and Albufeira to the south.
Silves (a 20 to 30 minute drive from Alte) is a pretty town on the Arade river, with it's skyline dominated by the large Moorish castle (the largest and best preserved castle in the Algarve). A stroll along the pathways on the banks of the river, then make your way up through the narrow cobbled streets to the castle and Silves Cathedral next door. The views from the castle walls are worth the effort as is the castle itself. There are a couple of handy cafés to refresh yourself at near the castle entrance!
Messines (about 10 minutes from Alte) has got a good selection of shops; a rather attractive Church in the centre originating from the 16th century, and is a good place for a wander! There are some pretty villages/hamlets between Silves and Messines to explore and if absolute peace and quiet seems like heaven, then visit Funcho dam. (Take the turning to Amorosa off the N124 just west of Messines and follow the signs to the dam).
This inland section of the Algarve is known as the baroccal (the area between the coast and the hills) and you will see orchards fullof fruit trees lining the roads as you drive along and lots of roadside stalls where you can get some real bargain buys. Going southwards towards Albufeira through Algoz or Paderne it's 'wall to wall', or perhaps that should be 'hedge to hedge' oranges!
Albufeira is about 30 minutes from Alte, so it doesn't take long to get to the Algarve's south coast for a day at the beach, lunch at one of the beachside restaurants and do a spot of shopping! The 'Algarve Shopping' Mall is also on the outskirts of Albufeira at Guia, and has shops, restaurants, cinema and bowling and opens until late in the evening. (Take the Albufeira turning off the A22, then follow the turn for Guia - it's very easy to find). For family entertainment it's hard to beat a day out at Zoomarine Sea-life park (which is also at Guia) or at Aqualand water park in Alcantarilha.
Going eastwards from Alte you come to Loulé which is well known for it's Saturday gypsy market and the Brazilian style carnival it stages in February / March each year. It also has an excellent daily market in the new Moorish style market hall. It also still has part of it's 13th century castle intact and you can walk a section of the wall between two towers. It's nowhere near as large as Silves castle, but still very interesting and offers a good view over Loulé town.
The choice is yours! Alte is such a pretty Algarve village and surrounded by beautiful countryside that it is an ideal spot for a blissfully relaxing holiday. Pick up a newspaper, sit at a café with a cup of coffee and a delicious Portuguese cake and it'll be lunchtime before you know it and the next big decision is - which restaurant for dinner?!
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Most of the time, web developers work in an office. Web developers build the backbone of websites. Employers often require candidates to have a bachelor's degree in computer science, programming, informational technology, or another relevant fields. However, some companies will accept candidates with enough years of experience in lieu of bachelor's degree requirements.Read More...
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