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The King's Library, housed in a 17-metre glass-walled tower at the heart of the building, plus a number of major works of art, can be seen by all visitors. The Library also offers a wide programme of events, including talks, music and discussions, all developing themes and ideas associated with the collections.
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The British Library is custodian of the most important research collection in the world, spanning almost 3,000 years and every continent. This covers books, journals, manuscripts, stamps, patents, sound recordings, printed music and maps.
The John Ritblat Gallery is home to a permanent exhibition of over 200 of the Library's most significant items. These include the Codex Sinaiticus (c. 350), Magna Carta (1215), the Gutenberg Bible (1455), and Shakespeare's First Folio (1623) as well as religious, literary, historical and musical works in the handwriting of Leonardo da Vinci, Lord Nelson, Lewis Carroll, Handel, Sir Paul McCartney and many others.
The award-winning Turning the Pages was developed by the Library and uses high quality digitised images to simulate actually turning the pages of a precious book. The PACCAR Gallery is home to temporary exhibitions. The Workshop of Words, Sound and Images is an interactive gallery which traces the story of book production and sound recording.
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Beautiful Science: Picturing Data, Inspiring Insight
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Turning numbers into pictures that tell important stories and reveal the meaning held within is an essential part of what it means to be a scientist. This is as true in today's era of genome sequencing and climate models as it was in the 19th century.
Beautiful Science explores how our understanding of ourselves and our planet has evolved alongside our ability to represent, graph, and map the mass data of the time.
From John Snow's plotting of the 1854 London cholera infections on a map, to a colourful digital tree of life, discover how picturing scientific data provides new insight into our lives. www.bl.uk/beautiful-science
Comics Unmasked: Art and Anarchy in the UK
- 2 May — 19 August 2014
Featuring some of the biggest names in comics, including Alan Moore (Watchmen, V for Vendetta), Neil Gaiman (Sandman), Mark Millar (Kick-Ass) and Grant Morrison (Batman: Arkham Asylum), the British comics tradition stretches back to the Victorian era and beyond.
The show will explore the full potential of the medium, demystifying the process of creating comics, while presenting work that is challenging to the status quo. Its materials unflinchingly examine issues around gender, violence, sexuality, drug-taking and politics.
Enduring War: Grief, Grit and Humour
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A major part of the Library's contribution to the World War One Centenary, Enduring War examines how people coped with life during the war: from moments of patriotic fervour to periods of anxious inactivity, shock and despair.
Through posters, poetry, art, books and pamphlets from the period, the exhibition considers attempts to boost morale at home and in the field, as well as presenting individual responses to the conflict, such as letters from Indian soldiers on the Western Front, schoolboys' descriptions of Zeppelin raids over London and examples of the black humour expressed in trench journals.
The exhibition will also highlight the Library's work for Europeana Collections 1914-1918, a major pan-European project to digitise more than 400,000 items from World War One.
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Terror and Wonder: The Gothic Imagination
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In October 2014 the British Library will stage the UK's most comprehensive show of Gothic literature yet. Marking 250 years since the genre burst into undead life with the publication of Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto, Terror and Wonder will explore the enduring influence it has had, not just on literature, but film, fashion, music and art ever since.
The exhibition will explore how literary greats, such as Ann Radcliffe and Horace Walpole, broke conventions with 18th century gothic masterpieces, paving the way for some of the most imaginative minds of literature, from Mary Shelley and Bram Stoker to Mervyn Peake and Angela Carter.
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Writer and photographer Michael Katakis and fellow author and presenter Michael Palin share a love of exploration and new human encounters, often in some of the most remarkable places in the world.
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- If you are taking multiple medications or mixing medications with herbal substances, ask your doctor and pharmacist about possible interactions and side effects that could impair your driving.
- If you feel that your medication has impaired your ability to drive in any way (you feel dizzy, drowsy, light-headed, "fuzzy," or are having visual problems), have someone else drive.
- If you plan on driving, look for over-the-counter medications that do not cause drowsiness or other side effects that could impair driving.
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Professor Mark Hackling, Director of the Edith Cowan Institute for Education Research at Edith Cowan University (ECU), presents on ECU's Collaborative Research Networks (CRN) sub-project focusing on Advanced Technologies for Leading Teaching and Education Practice.
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The Institute hosts this major collaborative research network (CRN) project funded by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIISRTE). The aim of the project, valued at almost one million dollars, is to develop advanced video methodologies for researching classroom practice Sophisticated video and audio capture of teaching and learning behaviour combined with computer based analysis will be developed and used to investigate the relationships between teacher behaviour, student engagement in learning, and learning outcomes for improved teacher effectiveness. Key project partners include Deakin University, the University of Melbourne, Roseworth Primary School and Ashdale Secondary College.
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Forty-two year old Ndeni began raising livestock 20 years ago to supplement the farming business that she and her brothers and sisters ran as farming alone was too risky to support them sustainably. As she began raising a daughter in addition to animals, the pressure of another mouth to feed began to weigh on her. In 2000, she turned to Accion partner Akiba Commercial Bank to secure a loan for US $370. The money enabled her to pay for her daughter's school fees directly and reinvest her income from selling milk and eggs back into raising livestock.
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Beyond So-So, a Little More on Editing
One of the things I love about my little Miakins is that she is finally getting girlie hair, and by girlie, I mean longer-ish. However, most of this length is in the back, and she's coming dangeroulsy close to a mullet. {When my younger brother Myles was that age he had a rat tail. Remember when those were in style? Ewwwww.} For now, however, I find Mia's wavy little wings adorable. So, when I snapped this picture of her, I was drawn to her cute little bottom teeth, her naturally pink cheeks, and her little downy hair curling out at the sides. However, a few things disappointed me about the picture. For one thing, it's slightly out of focus, I wasn't crazy about her brightly colored shirt, and the exposure was off. So, here are the steps I took to take the picture from so-so to better.
Next, I went in and used an eye-pop action on her eyes *obviously* but only on the catch lights in her eyes.
Next I sharpened her face a little bit. This helped some with the focus problem. Her cheeks were naturally pink, but I went in and added just a little bit more... not too much, though, because I think the blush-worn-on-a-baby look is creepy.
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- sarasophia said...
My little boo-boo's hair is exactly the same! (by the way, how old is Mia?) I can't wait for her locks to fill in so I can utilize all the barrettes I keep accumulating:)
<3 sarasophia
- March 5, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Elisha Trask said...
so cute!!
- March 5, 2009 at 8:55 PM
- Jessica Haley said...
She's 16 months now--I can't believe how fast it's going. And ditto on the hair. I can't wait to do the two little sprite-like pig tails on top of her head. :)
- March 5, 2009 at 8:55 PM
- Jessica Haley said...
Elisha, I've seen your little skirts on Etsy--super cute!
- March 5, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- Jewllori by Lori said...
She's adorable with her little wings. Mullets are coming back in though ;) haha! kidding ;)
Thanks so much for the step by step, that was very helpful! What program do you mostly use to edit your pics? I do Photoscape and Picasa 3 but I don't know how to do the eye pop, or take out shadows. Do you know how to do that on those programs??
- March 5, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- Elisha Trask said...
Thanks!!! Wish that I had your talent when it comes to sewing!! I just love love love your shoes! How do you remove shadows under they eyes. I use photoshop.
- March 6, 2009 at 1:37 PM
- Ariana said...
I wrote everything down but, frankly, it's like your speaking another language! I am going to TRY it later anyway though. Thanks!
- March 6, 2009 at 3:02 PM
- Jessica Haley said...
I downloaded Picasa, Lori, so I could look at it and see how much you could try to recreate there. Btw, did you get my message, Lori, about resending your email? I think Mia erased it while she was playing with my blackberry.
Ariana (or anyone else) would you like the exact steps in photoshop? It wouldn't take much to include them, I just didn't haven't b/c I didn't know how many people would actually use it.
Elisha, to remove under eye shadows I mostly use the patch tool, but sometimes clone stamp. You could also air brush them out at a low opacity, but I think the first 2 options are better. Let me know if you need more specifics. :)
- March 6, 2009 at 10:02 PM
- Jewllori by Lori said...
No I didn't get your message, but I will resend the email. Was it the one about the gc?
- March 7, 2009 at 2:38 AM
- Anna said...
Delicious photos. You have a lovely eye for the shots.
- March 9, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Jessica Haley said...
Thanks, Anna. I saw your blog--you're quite a lovely photographer yourself!
- March 9, 2009 at 1:10 PM
- Tasha Horsley said...
hi, i know you did this post a long time ago and i have just now gotten around to asking you about it! i have photoshop cs4...i would be interested in knowing how you get the color pop action and how you enhanced the catchlights in her eyes. if you ever post more on your photography, i would be interested in the exact steps in photoshop. your photos are done so nicely. i don't know how to remove shadows or blemishes. that made such a difference in your photo! well this is long enough! i do enjoy your blog and all of your clothing and shoes are so beautiful...you are so talented! have a great day! :)
- April 9, 2009 at 12:28 AM
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A family hotel, set in secluded grounds, that is only a short walk from Sandown's beach and high street shops. Bedrooms provide comfort and are either on the ground or first floor. Guests can relax in...More about The Wight Montrene Hotel
Arndale is situated in the pretty village of Godshill. Expect a warm welcome from the proprietors as well as the resident dogs, Bayley and Arrow. Breakfast is served in the private lounge-dining room....More about Arndale
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This country house is situated on an elevated position with panoramic sea views above the historic village of Bonchurch. Luxury bedrooms and suites are spacious and individually styled. Public rooms i...More about The Leconfield
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1120 Classen Dr, Oklahoma City, OK | Directions 7310335.479819 -97.522243
Mon. - Sun. 11am - 9pm
Neighborhoods: Midtown Redevelopment, Central Oklahoma City
Irma's at the Plaza Court – Not a bad place all in all if you're looking to get that cholesterol fix on.
The burgers are above average (all seem to be cooked about medium well and you have no choice in the matter, or at least you're not asked) and they have quite the selection of heart stoppers for your enjoyment.
The grilled ham&cheese is actually pretty darn good, in fact, it was better than the burger I was having... lots of ham and lots of cheese... grilled... simple and good.
Our selection of fries was smothered in some kind of cheesy chipotle sauce with chopped bacon littered on top (seriously folks, if you're on cholesterol or high blood pressure meds best if you just skipped this place).
Tasty beer on sale ($2.75) to wash all the fat down (I think it was from the Left Hand brewery) and then, because we just had not abused our bodies enough, we had the sheet cake and pecan pie. I'm not quite sure I understand what the fuss about sheet cake is... it's just a single layer of cake with some icing.... that's it. Less glorious than even a cupcake in my book. The pecan pie was so-so.
Would I go back.... sure. The service was pretty good and friendly, the place was clean but the parking.... wow! We had to park across the street at the not-so-bustling cafeteria and walk... not far but me thinks that the pub house at the other end of the strip mall that Irma's is located is gobbling up all the available parking. But rest assured, after what you're probably doing to your body by eating there, it might be a good thing that you're walking a few extra steps to that car...
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The trademark of many Beretta TV shows, this wool felt fedora is lightweight, water-repellent and packable. Just roll or scrunch it up and stuff it into your pocket or gear bag — it springs back to it's original shape every time. Trimmed with a genuine leather and feather band; Aussie-style, pure wool fedora is made for us by the Bollman Hat Company, America's oldest. The widely acclaimed "World of Beretta" television series showcases big game and wingshooting adventure from across the globe each fall on VERSUS. Host Gerald McRaney has been a major network star for nearly 30 years in such long-running hits as "Simon & Simon," "Major Dad," "The Promised Land," and HBO's Emmy winning "Deadwood." Mr. McRaney has graciously decided that a percentage of the proceeds from the World of Beretta Fedora will be donated to the American Diabetes Foundation. Beretta is pleased to contribute to this very worthwhile cause. Brim: 3 inches, Band: 1/2 inch. Color: Brown. Made in the U.S.A.
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Indian Festivals celebrated by varied cultures and through their special rituals add to the colours of Indian Heritage. Some festivals welcome the seasons of the year, the harvest, the rains, or the full moon. Others celebrate religious occasions, the birthdays of divine beings, saints, and gurus (revered teachers), or the advent of the New Year. A number of these festivals are common to most parts of India. However, they may be called by different names in various parts of the country or may be celebrated in a different fashion... Read More
India is a fascinating land of festivals where each festival is marked with a deep philosophical implication and presents an unmatched diction to the splendor of that particular carnival. April is the month of changing seasons as we drift into summers. It coincides with the months of Chaitra and Baisakh of the Hindu Lunar Calendar and brings with it some significant festivals.
April takes off with April Fool's Day, its observed on the first of April every year with people pulling pranks and jokes on friends and family in good spirit to celebrate the essence of this historical festival.
The nine-day festival of Durga Maa, Chaitra Navratris, beginning at the end of March this year, continues into the the first week of April coming to an end on Ram Navami.Its celebrated with immense fervor and devotions by Hindus. Hanuman Jayanti is another important Hindu festival that falls in this month and it commemorates the birth of Lord Hanuman.
The Jain festival, Mahavir Jayanti celebrating the birth of Lord Mahavir, the founder of Jainism is another very important festival celebrated in April with tremendous devotion by the Jain community. Another important Sindhi festival Cheti Chand also known as Jhulelal Jayanti is celebrated in this month to commemorates the birth of Lord Varun (Water God) – Jhulelal. The Christian festivals Good Friday and Easter also falls in April.
The Sikh festival of Baisakhi, the Tamil festival of Puthandu, the Assamese festival of Bohag Bihu and the Malayalam festival of Vishu, are all observed around the same time in mid-April and are celebrated as the New Year Day of these states.
April also observes some important UN days like , World Haemophila Day, Word Heritage Day and Earth Day that are dedicated to a particular social cause. Programmes and events are organized all over the world to raise awareness amongst people regarding these significant causes.
Aside from all the festivals celebrated for their various religious importance, the blooming month of April is also a host to severals fairs organized in different states to celebrate the festivals and the changing season. The Mewar Festival and Gangaur festival in Rajasthan, Tulip Day of Jammu and Kashmir and Attuvela Mahotsavam in Kerala are some fairs and carnivals held in this glorious month of April.
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Monday, March 4th, 2013 Obituaries in The Daily Standard
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Marion L . Claxton, 73, Celina, died at 5:03 a.m. March 2, 2013, at Celina Manor Nursing home. He was born Oct. 31, 1939, in Muncie, Ind., to Oscar and Maime Valentine Brummett, who are deceased. He was adopted at age 10 by Bar . . .
Dorothy Ann Brandewie, 87, Fort Loramie, passed away peacefully March 2, 2013, at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. She was born June 30, 1925, in Newport to Joseph and Lena Paulus Schwartz. On May 2, 1945, at Sts. Peter and . . .
Ann Barga George Wehrley, 84, Greenville and formerly of Versailles, died March 2, 2013. She was born July 17, 1928, at the family homestead near Brock, the fifth child of Art and Carrie Schwartz Barga. A graduate of Versailles . . .
John S. Brown, 87, New Weston, died March 1, 2013, at his residence. He was born Oct. 19, 1925, in New Weston, to Lincoln and Lucy Sargent Brown. On Feb. 7, 1948, he married Florence Malin, who survives. Also surviving are a . . .
Jesse D. "JD" Springer, 49, Celina, died in the emergency room at Mercer County Community Hospital, Coldwater. Arrangements are pending at W.H. Dick & Sons-Hellwarth Funeral Home, Celina. . . .
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Horde Groupware Webmail Edition is an enterprise ready browser-based communication suite. Users can read, send, and organize email messages and manage and share calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes with the standards compliant components from the Horde Project. It bundles the separately available applications IMP, Ingo, Kronolith, Turba, Nag, and Mnemo. It can be extended with any of the released Horde applications or the Horde modules that are still in development, like a file manager, a bookmark manager, a forum, or a wiki.
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The Center for the Humanities at Wesleyan University provides high level academic programming to energize the campus and promotes innovative research and scholarship through our faculty and visiting fellows program. Explore our website to learn more about our Monday night lecture series (6 p.m. in Daniel Family Commons), fellowships, Director's blog, and the many other exciting endeavors emanating from the Center.
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"She has depression, anxiety and a great deal of post-traumatic stress. But she will be OK."
Ferlandie, trudging behind us with a somber look on her face, might be hard to convince.
"When I am somewhere and I see walls," she says, "it's like I am back in the earthquake."
A tragic day
"I was inside my home when it hit," Ferlandie says.
"I had just come back from school. All of a sudden the house was shaking, and I could feel it coming down."
Her cousin and sister were also in the house. Grabbing her cousin's hand, Ferlandie dragged her toward the back door of the small home, which was part of a two-story apartment building.
Then the door, floors and wall crumbled down around them.
"The next thing I knew I was on the floor with concrete on my head and a dead body across my lap," she says quietly.
"It was my cousin." Her sister, nearby, had also died and was completely buried. It would be seven hours before Ferlandie was freed.
To reach her, friends broke apart the concrete slabs with their hands, hammers and other tools they had rummaged from the area.
"Each hit on the concrete reverberated throughout my whole head and body," Ferlandie says.
Healing from the hurt
Although her MRI results later showed no damage to her brain, Ferlandie is still healing from the trauma. "This is why we are trying to get her the best care possible," says Jeff Bercy, Compassion Program Implementation Manager.
Compassion is covering the costs of caring for Ferlandie and many others like her.
Ferlandie had come to Port-au-Prince a year earlier — from an outlying area where she had been a sponsored child — because she was accepted into Compassion's Leadership Development Program.
The Leadership Development Program identifies Compassion-assisted youth who have leadership potential, and sponsors assist them with college tuition, textbooks and other school-related expenses.
Compassion also provides spiritual training and mentors for each student. The invaluable training and support students receive give them an opportunity to become a powerful part of changing their nations.
Ferlandie had taken full advantage of the program, studying education at Université Quisqueya in Port-au-Prince. She was partway through her second semester at the university when the earthquake struck. Her school was flattened.
Since Ferlandie was unable to make the trip home to the country, Bercy and his family took her in. They will continue to look after her while Compassion ensures she gets the care she needs.
Meanwhile, Compassion staff members in Haiti are grappling with ways to get LDP students back into their studies. They are considering transferring
students to universities in rural areas and looking into online education or even internships. But this too will take time.
"I do not know why I am alive and my sister and cousin are dead," Ferlandie says. "I know there must be a reason. I don't know what it is, but God does."
This is the raw faith that first thrust Ferlandie into the Leadership Development Program, and the faith that will help her and other students devastated by the earthquake to become Haiti's future doctors, teachers, pastors and leaders.
It will not be an easy road. But with Compassion's help and support, this is one road down which Ferlandie is more than willing to walk.


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Due to the town centre location, as you might expect, some external noise may be heard.
This hotel will be undergoing a makeover from 7th April 2014 to 18th April 2014. During the makeover we will keep any disruption and inconvenience to a minimum.
About this hotel
Located just 0.1 miles from Windsor museum and a short walk from Windsor Castle, the hotel's location is absolutely spot-on for getting the most out of this beautiful and historic town. And if you fancy a few thrills during your stay then Thorpe Park is only 9 miles away, offering rides and roller-coasters. Alternatively, if you're looking for hotels near Legoland, this hotel is an ideal choice, as it's located only 3 miles away from this family-friendly day out.
Located right next to Windsor and Eton Central train station and 9 miles from Heathrow Airport, Windsor Central Hotel is tremendously close to a wide range of local attractions and places of interest. Due to the hotel's city-centre location, some noise may be heard while staying here, but 2 separate train stations in close proximity with strong links to both Reading and London are just a few of the best reasons to stay here.
Transport links near Windsor
- Windsor and Eton Riverside Train Station - 0.25 milesView map
Places to visit in and around Windsor
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Exit M4 at junction 6, take A332 signposted Windsor. After crossing the River Thames, branch left onto the slip road and at the roundabout take 1st left onto Maidenhead Road signposted Town Centre.
At traffic lights go straight ahead onto Arthur Road, at roundabout take 3rd exit onto Charles Street taking immediate left into the King Edward Court shopping car park. Exit the King Edward car park at Level 4B and follow signs to the shops. Turn left out of the exit on Level 4b and follow the shops around to the left. With the stairs to the station in front of you, turn left where you will see the entrance to the hotel.
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The hotel does not have a car park.
Alternative parking is available at the adjacent King Edward Court multi storey car park. Current charges are £20 per 24 hours and Travelodge customers will receive an £8.00 discount on this charge by presenting their car parking ticket to reception for validation. King Edward Court Car Park. Address: Charles Street, Windsor, SL4 1TF. Multi-Storey car park. Pay on departure.
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South Africa is one of the finest destinations in the world for spotting whales. Every year these animals migrate from the cold waters of Antarctica toward the warmer climate of South Africa. In and around Cape Town, there are dozens of locations on the coast where you can admire these graceful beasts, both from dry land and the water.
While whales can be seen roughly from June to November, the time at which their numbers are at their highest varies by location. The route described below goes from False Bay in Cape Town to Hermanus, the self-appointed whale capital of the world.
The best place in Cape Town for whale spotting is the False Bay side of the Cape, where the water is warmer. The whales migrate here from mid-August to around mid-October. A number of lookout points (where anyone can stop) along the coastal route allow spectators to see these great mammals with binoculars. It is much easier to spot the whales on days with little wind and calm water.
Approximately halfway between Cape Town and Hermanus is the picturesque resort town of Gordon's Bay and its stunning beaches. Whales are most common here between July and September. A good vantage point is the Steenbrasdam, which also offers a fine vista over Gordon's Bay itself and provides a nice place for a picnic. Gordon's Bay is on the lovely Clarence Drive coastal route, which can be followed all the way to Betty's Bay. It's definitely worth your while to drive there to see the major penguin colony.
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Great addition to Charlotte Latin cuisine – Been to Genaros over a dozen times in the last six months. It is across the street and up a little ways on Park Road from CMC-Pineville. It is generally about 1/2 full when I go in. Seating is usually wherever you want, with most tables accommodating 4 and located next to the exterior windows. Ambiance is relaxed and everything is clean. You can see a fair bit of the cooking area behind the counter or you can watch the Spanish cable shows on the TV screens.
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I did notice a couple of things though.Your first and 3rd turns were too shallow on the pullouts.The water above you should be smooth until your head comes up.Also it appears that you are overlapping your pull with your kick instead of finishing your kick before you pull.
I can't be sure from this angle,but your pull appears very narrow.That is not necessarily a bad thing,but from your fly swims I'd think you would want to maximize the thrust you get from your pull.I doubt your fly pull is that narrow.
All in all though a very good swim.
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Since I plan on swimming all three breast stroke events at Nationals this summer, I thought I'd get serious about it and work on some drills. The breast stroke lane had lots of great suggestions but everything is spread out over 20 pages. It wasn't easy to copy and paste to a workout sheet I could slip into a ziplock bag. I accumulated and condensed the collective wisdom of this thread into a list of drills. Hopefully, I haven't significantly change the intent of any of the drills. If I did, let me know because I don't want to be doing them wrong. I'm bound to have left off a couple drills and unfortunately I didn't write down who suggested which drill. Lots of them come from Allen but there were other contributors.
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Flutter Kick w/breaststroke
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Fly Kick w/ underwater pulldowns
Flutter Kick w/ underwater breaststroke
Fly Kick w/ underwater breaststroke
Y Drill - dolphin kick w/o knee bend; scull hands from "Y" position
BR Kick on back - tilt chin to watch legs. Watch knee width and don't allow them to break surface
Alternate kick - Swim BR; Kick left only, kick right only, kick both, repeat
Double pull outs - Swim 200 BR w/ double pull outs on each turn
Separation drill - complete kick before stroke, complete stroke before kick
Convert 4 pull/1 kick to 1 pull/4 kicks (200 yds)
2 kicks/1 pull
1 Pull/2 kicks
Increase glide - 75s (25/1 sec glide, 25 2 sec glide, 25 3 sec glide)
Minimize strokes - Focus on glide - try to go 25 yds on pull-out + no strokes
Tennis ball on chin - Swim br w/ tennis ball under chin
2 in. kick - regular br w/ 2 in kick; pull feet back as far a possible, turn feet outward
100 min strokes - 25 @ min strokes + 1, 25 @ min strokes + 2, 25 @ min strokes + 3, 25 @ min strokes + 2
Thumb drill - extend thumbs so that they break surface during initial part of extension on recovery.
Eggbeater sprint kick - 25s on 45s-60s
Straight leg br kick - Kick only using ankle snap
BR Kick s/ arms at side - lift torso, not head to breathe
2 Fly/2 Br - 2 strokes fly, 2 strokes breast, repeat
Start in middle of pool, turn an pull out to mid pool. Time.
Michael, for ankle flexibility and stability you could do a series of stretches where you rise up on your toes followed by a squat where you sit deep and try to pull the toes up from the floor. I do 10-15 of these almost daily and I have more ankle flexibility than most people. You can also sit on a stability ball and do a series of toe raises followed by a series of heel raises. Keeps the circulation going in the legs while you're working as well.
Great job, Peter, thanks! This will help me out a lot, too!!
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Count your strokes
Avoid dead spots where your speed stalls. Maintain moderate speed at least proplusive parts of stroke.
Watch lane rope or bottom of pool for speed dropping off.
Keep head neutral
Arms tightly against ears through kick/glide to maximize streamlining
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Bend knees behind buttocks.
Brisk kick recovery during insweep of arms.
Recover the feet by bending the knees only ,keeping the knees about 1-2 fists apart at all times until the finish of the kick when they get even closer
Bring the feet up as close to the rear as possible
Externally rotate the ankles as far as possible for the catch (ideally pointing to the edge of the pool)
Then kick back and simultaneously internally rotate the ankles so that you finish with your soles nearly facing each other and your ankles touching
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Hands/elbows together on recovery.
Shoot hands forward on recovery; not up or down.
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Touch 2 hands, drop elbow in turn direction towards opposite wall; don't "climb the wall"; Stay low and rotate on your side while turning. Explode off the wall and STREAMLINE.
Get into a ball and roll backwards with the only twisting motion from jerking back the elbow on your leading arm which is followed by recovering the other arm out of the water near your head
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So much great info in this thread. Many thanks to the people who took the time to post it.
I finally took a video of my stroke and thought I'd post it up for critique. It was the first time I saw my stroke and I noticed a few things right away, but I'm sure there's more.
This is at a pretty slow pace. Next time I'll try to get one closer to race pace to see what changes.
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAqyZ1GieO8"]YouTube - Rob_breaststroke_29mar11.wmv[/nomedia]
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pepARhH8MlU&feature=related"]YouTube - Breast Kitajima gliding[/nomedia]
[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_PRpPGiAt8"]YouTube - Brendan Hansen Men's 200m Breastroke[/nomedia] (at 33s)
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On the pullout you come to a complete stop at the pull to kick transition.Without being able to see what you are doing with your hands then I can't be sure why.Also on you arm recovery/lunge forward you are slanting your arms a little down instead of shooting them straight forward and then you have to raise them when you start your pull.This is a problem I have and have to constantly focus on(not always successfully.)
I wonder if you would be faster if you didn't come so high out of the water at the breath.I am not sure though ,so you may or may not want to play with that.Over all a very nice stroke.
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SANTA CLARITA, California, April 21. AT the Santa Clarita Short Course Yards meet on April 17, Rose Bowl's Robert Strand, 65, downed a United States Masters Swimming national record.
Strand clocked a time of 1:07.63 in the men's 65-69 100-yard breaststroke. That swim eclipsed the 1:08.19 set by David Gildea back in 2009.
Strand's goal for the upcoming U.S. Masters Nationals in Mesa, Ariz., is to become the first man in his age division to swim a 1:05 in the 100-yard breast.
Keep elbows ahead of shoulders? I need to work on this!!
I get to zero speed during the recovery of my kick. How do I fix this?
Luca, is it possible to have somebody shoot a video of your breaststroke? There are some fantastic frogs on The Breaststroke Lane who have been great about looking at posted videos and providing excellent feedback.
F.Y.I. Nationals start on Thursday, so King Frog and several of his fellow top frogs will be a bit preoccupied until May!
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