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This property benefits from membership of the Artspa facility (heated indoor / outdoor pools, as well as an eco-pool, sauna, treatment rooms, gym etc). Guests will be charged £50.00 if access cards are lost during their stay.
Kingfishers is a brilliant holiday cottage for families - small or large, or simply for those who like peace and comfort outside school holidays. It also has access to the fabulous spa with all its facilities. Located within the Cotswolds' 550 acre Lower Mill Estate nature reserve and just a minute's stroll from the River Thames, the property offers accommodation ideal for families with youngsters but also perfect for couples looking to relax. Internally, the cottage is welcoming and well furnished with your own grassed area outside, perfect for sitting / playing, with small and shallow stream and lake beyond. The Lower Mill is particularly attractive for families as there are many activities on offer including an outdoor heated swimming pool, sauna, tennis court and walking as well as countless other activities nearby. In our opinion Kingfishers Cottage is perfect for families who are happy for their children to enjoy space and things to do or for those who would like the peace and quiet outside holiday times. Superb! Customers clearly love it, a recent comment says: 'the cottage is stunning and absolutely everything we needed was there. We loved the area so much we've put the next date in the diary for a return visit!' Beat that!!
Please note that this is the sleeps 8 version of Kingfishers Cottage.
Please note: the facilities in the Artspa are being updated during 2017. Please contact us to check if this may have a bearing on your stay at the Estate
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Bathroom with WC and washbasin
Open plan Living / Dining / Kitchen area with views and french doors to rear area. Dining table comfortably seating 8. Corner sofa with ample space for 8 people. Woodburning stove, TV and DVD.
Kitchen with modern appliances, dishwasher, washer/dryer, electric hob and oven, separate fridge and freezer plus microwave.
Bedroom One with double bed, drawers and wardrobe, plus Ensuite Bathroom with shower, WC and washbasin.
Bedroom Two with double bed, wardrobe and drawers.
Bedroom Three (fantastic fun for the young ones!) 4 built in bunk beds.
Bathroom Two with bath, shower over, WC and washbasin.
To the rear of the property (south facing) you have a good sized garden, with seating area. A shallow stream runs through the garden with a bridge to a large grassed area giving lots of space for children to play. Customers have the use of the outdoor heated pool and sauna (Easter to end of October and the Christmas / New Year period) plus tennis court and there is a small Farm Shop within 2 mins of your front door! Excellent and varied fishing within the lakes, plus Spinney Lake is available for non-powered boats. Great area for family cycling and walking.
Heating and Elec incl all year. Starter pack of logs supplied. Only room for 1 infant in a cot at this property. Complimentary Wifi included.
No Pets. No Smokers. Ideally a Friday changeover please. Please note that guests are required to provide the owners with a cheque for £100 to act as a Breakages and Damages Deposit.
England's peninsula incorporates the counties of Cornwall and Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Bristol. This region is mostly rural so is perfect to escape the everyday hustle and bustle, whether relaxing with the family by the seaside or exploring the wild moors and rugged coastline. The area boasts hundreds of beautiful sandy bays to choose from and fantastic surfing opportunities. The historic cities of Exeter, Bath and Gloucester are definitely worth a visit, and with transport links all the way down to Penzance even the famous Lands End and remote Isles of Scilly can be reached.
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Chicken Bruschetta Bake – 5 Smart Points
An easy wholesome dinner that is made with fresh ingredients, and takes very little prep time. If you've ever had bruschetta as an appetizer, then you know how magical the flavor combination of tomatoes, basil, garlic and balsamic vinegar is. This Chicken Bruschetta Bake recipe takes all the divine flavors of a bruschetta appetizer, and turns it into a complete meal. Typically, bruschetta is served on bread, toast, or crackers. But here, it's baked over top of chicken breasts, which keeps them tender and juicy, and locks in those incredible flavors. It also ups the protein content and lowers the carbs, making it a healthier and lighter meal. The melted mozzarella cheese really seals the deal on this dish, and gives that creamy, melty goodness that just can't be compromised. Not all delicious and healthy Weight Watchers recipes require hours of painstaking effort in the kitchen. This Chicken Bruschetta is a breeze, and delivers a fantastic meal that the whole family will enjoy.
Garlic Parmesan Chicken Tenders Recipe – 9 Smart Points
Save yourself the extra fat and calories of fried chicken strips, and indulge in these gourmet Garlic Parmesan Chicken Tenders instead! Tender, juicy strips of chicken breast are dipped in a garlic butter sauce, dredged in a parmesan Panko mixture, then oven-baked to perfection with a crispy crust and succulent inside. The amazing flavors make this Weight Watchers recipe a ht with both kids and adults. By using Panko instead of traditional breadcrumbs, you still get that crunchy exterior, without having to fry. The Panko is light and delicate, and by using the whole wheat Panko, it packs a bit more nutrition. This chicken fingers recipe has become a a family favorite around, and gets added to my weekly meal plan a lot! Serve with your favorite dipping sauce, along with some roasted or steamed veggies for a complete meal.
Quinoa Tabbouleh Salad Recipe – 4 Smart Points
If you are trying to eat gluten-free, or just healthier in general, my modern take on traditional Middle Eastern Tabbouleh Salad is a great recipe to try. The bright, fresh herbs, the tender, nutty quinoa, and the tangy, lemony dressing, all make for a perfect flavor combination. Tabbouleh is originally a Lebanese dish, and is a staple in Middle Eastern cuisine, though it is traditionally made with bulgar. But I decided to try using the multi-colored quinoa that I had on hand in place of the bulgar. The end result was a wonderfully flavorful salad that has a more delicate texture, and offers more protein than bulgar-based tabbouleh. This makes it an ideal Weight Watchers vegan recipe, because the protein content of the quinoa makes it a great choice for vegans and vegetarians who cannot get their protein servings from meat. Also, the health benefits from quinoa are no joke – it's an amazing source of fiber, amino acids, magnesium, and riboflavin. And at just 4 Smart Points per serving, this light, lemony, and refreshing Quinoa Tabbouleh Salad makes a great summer salad, but I love it so much, it's on my table throughout all the seasons!
Instant Pot Rotisserie Chicken Recipe – 3-6 Smart Points
If you haven't heard of the Instant Pot recipes craze, then you came to the right place today! Instant Pot is a multi-cooker that does the job of a slow cooker, electric pressure cooker, rice cooker, steamer, yogurt maker, sauté/browning pan, and warming pot. It's a single appliance that does the job of seven different kitchen appliances or tools. And it's kind of amazing. I bought it to replace my slow cooker, and I'm so glad I did! The best feature of the Instant Pot, by far, is the electric pressure cooker aspect. I've been able to cook meals SO much faster, and with little effort, which is key for my busy lifestyle. My Slow Cooker Rotisserie Chicken Recipe has always been a reader favorite here at LaaLoosh, so today, I'm sharing my new Weight Watchers Instant Pot Rotisserie Chicken that will be ready in less than an hour!! That's right…you read me correctly…a WHOLE chicken in LESS THAN 1 HOUR. Yes, the Instant Pot is that amazing. A few minutes of prep and seasoning, and then the Instant Pot does its magic. The high pressure allows for the chicken to cook in way less time than the slow cooker, and the end result is still ridiculously tender and juicy chicken. In fact, mine was so tender, it was completely falling apart, as you can see in the picture. My family will often just eat the chicken as our dinner, or I will use it to cook a whole chicken which I will the shred up, and divide for other recipes that use rotisserie chicken, that I will cook later in the week.
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Moroccan Carrot Dip Recipe – 2 Smart Points
Spice things up a bit with this lovely moroccan Carrot Dip recipe, and wow your guests with originality! Perfect for a party appetizer, served with fresh cut veggies, pita bread or pita chips, this easy vegan dip also adds a bold, exotic flavor to wraps or sandwiches. The striking flavors of the spices, the sweet carrots, and the tangy lemon juice and vinegar in this recipe, work together in perfect harmony to create a rich, creamy and flavorful dip that is both delicious and healthy. With the holidays fast approaching, keep this dip in mind to serve at your holiday gathering, or to take to a potluck or party.
Asian Salmon Rice Bowl Recipe – 10 Smart Points
If you love sushi, then this Asian Salmon Rice Bowl Recipe is going to make your day! It has all the flavors and textures of sushi, but in deconstructed form, and with cooked salmon. With all the healthy fat and Omega-3's, this dish is an incredibly heart healthy meal. Plus, it's super filling, so it will leave you feeling very satisfied. The dressing is what really pulls this bowl together, so make sure not to skimp on that! It's a little bit salty, a little bit tangy, a little bit sweet, and a little bit spicy…and a whole lot of deliciousness. Topped with toasted sesame seeds and strips of seaweed paper, each mouthful of this Asian Salmon Rice Bowl is like a symphony of flavors in your mouth. Enjoy!
Roasted Garlic Butter Carrots – 2 Smart Points
Garlic butter. Do I really need to say more that that?!? I am willing to eat just about anything with garlic butter on it, and these Roasted Garlic Butter Carrots, turned out soooooo much more amazing than I anticipated. My kids were literally FIGHTING OVER CARROTS. They couldn't get enough. I couldn't get enough. Each bite was a mouthful of garlic butter magic. In fact, the next time I do this, I'm going to double the recipe, because we just could not stop eating them. The only ingredient that counts in the Smart Points calculation is the butter, so each serving factors out to just 2 Points…not bad! And this Weight Watchers side dish recipe is really so ridiculously easy to prepare. If you want to make it even easier, use baby carrots, which will save you the peeling step. I'm thrilled that I now have this tasty dish to rely on as another way to get some proper veggies servings onto my family's plate. This one is a MUST make!
Pumpkin Chicken Chili Recipe – 6 Smart Points
Fall is officially here! And you all know what that means…Weight Watchers Pumpkin Recipes galore! Today is no exception. I'm sharing one of my favorite easy fall recipes that is perfect for feeding a family or large group. This healthy fall chili recipe is full of lean proteins, hearty vegetables, and an abundance of flavor. The mild sweetness of the pumpkin balances out the spiciness of the chili, while adding some additional nutrients and fiber. And the hint of nutmeg and cinnamon give it just a whisper of seasonal flavor that you're craving. It's also a breeze to make, and doesn't require a lot of time. When you want a healthy meal to fill you up on a chilly fall or winter day, this Pumpkin Chicken Chili Recipe is the answer and is sure to become your new favorite fall recipe too. Enjoy!
Asian Chicken Lettuce Wrap Bowls – 6 Smart Points
If you've ever had those adorable little Asian Chicken Lettuce Wraps, you know how tasty they are, but also how messy they can be to eat. They are meant to be an appetizer eaten with your hands, but every time I've ever had one, the juice ends up dripping down my chin and my hands. Not the most ladylike way to eat! But by making it into a salad instead, I've turned this traditional appetizer recipe into a full size meal that's a lot easier, and less messy, to eat. It still has all the fresh and wonderful flavors that you'd expect, and each bowl is only 6 Smart Points! It comes together fast and easy too, making it one of my top Weight Watchers lunch recipes that I can whip up when I'm short on time. My kids even loved this recipe! These Asian Chicken Lettuce Wrap Bowls are definitely going to become one of our go to meals from now on. Enjoy!
Pomegranate, Apple, and Date Salad Recipe – 4 Smart Points
One of my all time favorite Weight Watchers holiday salad recipes, I've made this Pomegranate, Apple, and Date Salad Recipe more times than I can recall! Not only is it lovely, but it's super easy, and it works well as a complement to many meals. Traditionally, it's always on my table every Rosh Hashanah, as it's full of my foods that are symbolic of the holiday. But I also will brung it to a Christmas dinner party, or serve it along with Thanksgiving dinner. It's just such a lovely and delicious salad that is always a hit. Sometimes I'll add some crumbled gorgonzola, blue cheese, or brie wedges, other times I may sub out the dates with fresh figs or persimmon. Sooooo good!! I've even made this for lunch and by adding some grilled chicken breast on top. Such a simple, versatile salad recipe that is as pleasing to the palette as it is to the eye. Enjoy!
Roasted Honey Soy-Glazed Chicken Recipe – 5 Smart Points
Some people spend all day long cooking their Rosh Hashanah dinner, but I am all about quick and easy meals overs here! This Roasted Honey-Soy Glazed Chicken recipe is an incredibly easy dish to make that requires just a handful of ingredients, but is a mouthful of wonderful flavors. A little sweet, a little salty, a little smoky…all the good tastes are there. But I don't need to spend all day slaving away in a hot kitchen. We have no extended family nearby, so it's usually just me, my husband, and the kids around on the holiday. Making huge, festive holiday meals is pointless, but I still want to make a meal that is special, delicious, symbolic of the holiday. Which makes this tasty chicken dish an ideal Weight Watchers Rosh Hashanah recipe. And if you don't celebrate Rosh Hashanah, no worries! This Roasted Honey-Soy Glazed Chicken is an easy and versatile meal to serve any day! While we have it with challah bread, it works great with steamed rice an veggies too. L'Shana Tova!
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Number of teens who report doing drugs falls in 2016
U.S. survey finds reductions in vaping, opioid use
Fewer teenagers in the United States used drugs in 2016 than in previous decades. The positive news comes from an annual survey of almost 45,500 U.S. students in grades eight, 10 and 12.
"There's a lot of good news here," says pediatrician Sharon Levy of Boston Children's Hospital. Public health messages from pediatricians, educators and others seem to be sinking in, she says. "I think that's fabulous. Substance use is one of the most important — yet modifiable — behavioral health issues of adolescents."
Adolescents' use of many of the substances, including alcohol and cigarettes, hit an all-time low since the survey, known as the Monitoring the Future study, began collecting data 42 years ago. Heroin, methamphetamines, inhalants and stimulants also hit lows this year.
E-cigarettes have been particularly concerning as more adolescents gave the new devices a try, reaching a high in 2015 (SN: 5/28/16, p. 4). For the first time, the number of students who vape is declining, the survey found. In 2015, 16.3 percent of 12th-graders reported vaping in the last 30 days. In 2016, that fell to 12.5. Similar declines were evident among eighth- and 10th-graders.
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The percentages of teens who use drugs (other than marijuana) declined in 2016 (top), while the percentage of teens who used marijuana daily stayed relatively constant (bottom).
In a happy surprise, misuse of prescription opioid use decreased in the last five years among 12th-graders. The drop was "a big surprise," particularly against a backdrop of a much wider opioid epidemic in the general population (SN: 9/3/16, p. 14), Nora Volkow, the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse in Bethesda, Md., said December 13 at a news briefing.
The news isn't all good, though. Marijuana bucked the declining trends, at least for 12th-graders. In 2016, about 6 percent of 12th-graders said they use marijuana daily — a number that hasn't changed much in the last five years.
Researchers don't yet know why the rates for many drugs are down, but one idea is that the drop in illegal drugs may stem in part from reductions in alcohol and tobacco use. "There is a connection there," Lloyd Johnston, a social psychologist at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who led the survey, said in the news briefing.
The survey and the information it produces is "extremely important," Levy says, "but it's not everything." Other measures of kids' drug use, such as rates of substance use disorders, will offer a fuller view of how adolescents interact with drugs, she says.
L. Sanders. Fentanyl's death toll is rising. Science News. Vol. 190, September 3, 2016, p.14.
J. Raloff. With easy e-cig access, teen vaping soars. Science News. Vol. 189, May 28, 2016, p. 4.
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Are you trying to potty training your child and simply will not be good? Some children resist any attempt potty training you will make, while the other kids interested in potty training. You as a parent will be able to tell when your child is ready to begin potty training. Two or three years is the average age for your child to begin the potty training process? Here are some simple methods to help make it easier on you and your child.
1. Began to practice using the toilet around the age of two. Go out and buy a small toilet seat or a toilet seat that fits over regular size toilet. If you are potty training a boy led him to have a shield in front so that they do not make a mess. Bring a potty chair into the room that your child spends most of their time in the day or week when you have some spare time. Let your child run around just a shirt with their diapers. If this nudity bothers you then have your son or daughter to wear your clothes. If you have them in diapers they will never get the idea that when they urinate will run down their legs and make a mess.
2. Clear your schedule before starting to potty train your child. Choose a time when you know that you and your family routine was least likely to be interrupted by the holidays, living, moving into a new house and so on. Long holiday weekend is the perfect time to start potty training your little one?
3. Decide what words you would use to describe body parts, urine and defecation. Try not to use words like "dirty", "stink", or "naughty". Use negative terms can make your child feel self-conscience and shame. Talking about urination and defecation in a way that is simple and matter-of-fact.
4. Use your favorite picture of your child's actions or about potty doll pretend, explains "the baby is going to pee in the toilet." Diaper wearing their favorite teddy bear and then finally passed the bear for clothing.
5. Discuss with your child the advantage of being potty trained. Talk to them about not having diaper rash again, do not have to take time out from playing to have their diaper changed and beautiful feeling clean and dry. Help them understand that potty training is important stages of growing up.
6. Use books and videos to help your child understand the potty training process and see other children learn to use the toilet. There are many books and videos available online or at your local bookstore. Let your child see their favorite book while sitting on the toilet to help minute that passes.
7. Out the calendar and announce the potty. This is the day your child wants to start potty training. Use bright colors and circle that date. Continue to remind them that "potty day" is almost here.
8. Is your son or daughter wants to unroll the toilet paper? Try pressing roll so that the roll of cardboard in it is no longer round. In this way, it will not unroll quickly. Also, the small ones are potty training will not get too much paper per pull on a roll.
Usually it takes some practice sessions for children to understand what they should do and be completely potty trained. Just remember to keep trying, your child will eventually understand and be successful.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Directed by Gini Reticker, Janet Johnson Bryant heads the cast of this movie of USA, with script in English, whose presentation to the public was scheduled for 2008. You can watch Pray the Devil Back to Hell online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2008.
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72-minute film (full movie) directed by Gini Reticker.
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April 6, 2004 sees the release of the brand new Stratocruiser single, 'Copyshop Girl'. This is a limited edition CD single featuring a new track taken from their forthcoming CD 'Suburban Contemporary' which will be released in the summer of 2004. 'copyshop Girl' is the first release from the new lineup of Stratocruiser which now features Clay Howard (currently also in Barely White and x-Diggin' Taters) as well as performances by Jon Heames (Let's Active, Motocaster, Stream), Peele Wimberley (The Connells, Jennyanykind), Robbie Rist (Wonderboy, The Mockers, The Masticators) as well as returning members Mike Nicholson, Brunson Hoole & Jay Shirley. 'Copyshop Girl' is a fist-pumping rocker that has at it's core a HUGE and poppy hook tempered with ferocious guitars and explosive drums. Produced with Robbie Rist (and he also is the the rhythm section on 'Copyshop Girl'), 'Copyshop Girl' is both modern and retro at the same time. This is the kind of song that used to be on the radio when radio mattered. The 'Copyshop Girl' CD single includes 3 non-CD tracks including an acoustic rendering of Cheap Trick's classic, 'Come On, Come On'. It also features a non-CD track called 'Hearts Are Wrong' which could be a single in it's own right and Stratocruiser's valiant attempt to bring the time-honored 'big rock' drum solo to the idiom of indie-pop in 'Billy Budd' (spot the Herman Melville reference). PRESS: 'Oh yeah! This is rock and roll! Think what would happen if The Kings got together with The Beatles and The Kinks, and you get an idea of the arena ready power pop that is Stratocruiser. With a full length CD due out this summer, this track from this specially priced EP previews what should be one very kick ass summer CD. Really killer stuff.' (POPBANG RADIO) ------------------ 'Think dynamic indie pop with great musicianship and vocals. Influences are too numerous to mention' - Tom Ivey, WQFS 90.9FM ------------------ 'filled with good melodies, clever harmonies & appropriate guitar parts: a great testimony to the past'. - Matt Starr, Praxis Magazine.
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text: Ok, this is baffling morning, my iPad had about 5.3 GB of space on it. Before I left, I set it up as a video camera recording out my upstairs Window to see if I could possibly capture the delivery of my new 128 GB Piano Black iPhone 7 PLUS being delivered by UPS on the outside chance that they delivered it. When I got home at lunch, the video was mo longer recording. It had captured about 42 minutes. Storage showed only about 70 MB remaining. The phone hadn't been delivered. I deleted the video, thinking it would give me back that 5 GB of space. But it only went from 70 MB to 90 MB. I have reset the iPad twice, to no avail. Any ideas how to get my 5 GB back?


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ROSSVILLE — This weekend's fall festival will feature more than 30 vendors, a chicken noodle dinner and dedication of a newly renovated archway at the Rossville Cemetery.
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Various shops in Rossville will be open. Also on Saturday, the Rossville United Methodist Women will hold their annual chicken noodle dinner from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Carry-out orders will be available.
And at 2 p.m. Sunday there will be a dedication of the gateway arch and wall at the Rossville Cemetery. The Rossville Historical Society decided to rehabilitate the deteriorating arch and donations were gathered to pay for the work. Norton Machine Co. of Rossville took the arch down and reworked it, donating time and materials, and James Thomas rebuilt the brick wall that's also part of the structure. The public is invited to attend the dedication, and refreshments will be served.
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Ben Aldridge, Lecturer in Music
Ben Aldridge is an active performer in addition to his teaching work, and currently holds positions in the Glimmerglass Opera Orchestra, The Binghamton Philharmonic, The Catskill Brass, The Northeast Pennsylvania Philharmonic and the Catskill Symphony. He received his M.A in Trumpet Performance and B.A. in Music from Yale University. Ben is a charter member of the International Trumpet Guild and a Life Member of the American Federation of Musicians. He can be heard on Columbia, Naxos, Chandos and Redwood records. He enjoys transcribing and arranging music for the ensembles he conducts at SUNY-Oneonta.
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Dr. Paul S. Carter
Carter is a writer of and about music who also plays piano, guitar and sings. He has musical experience in many styles including pop, rock, jazz, folk and classical. Paul's major thrust is music theory and its pedagogy, which he teaches along with musicianship and technology. Paul earned the BA in music from Allegheny College, Meadville PA; the Master of Music from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst; and the Ph.D. in music theory from the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati. The title of his dissertation is "Retrogressive Harmonic Motion as structural and stylistic characteristic in Pop-Rock Music." Papers he has given at regional and national conferences include: "Slash Chord Analysis in Jazz-Rock Fusion: Toward an Analysis of the Music of Steely Dan," and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Musical Space: Developing the Art of Music Transcription." Along with class room and lab teaching, Mr. Carter enjoys advising the Music Industry Program's a cappella group "Hooked on Tonics."
Charles Eubanks, Born 1948
From 1963 to 1968, he also performed with the Funk Brothers and is in the prestigious Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians. He has toured the world in his fifty year career playing with some of the most well-known artists of the 20th century.
Bill Farrish
Mr. Farrish graduated Five Towns College with degrees in Jazz Performance with honors. As a student he was the recipient of the Tiny Grimes Memorial Scholarship for jazz guitar, received two Awards for Excellence in Jazz Performance. As a teacher many of Bill's former students have gone on to purse their own successful careers as international recording and performing artists all genres or music.
For the past 30yrs Mr. Farrish has earned his living as a performing musician. Bill has performed throughout the United States and Canada in various groups ranging in size from solo to big band and also released six CD's for MCR Records under his own name. His music has been featured on several radio broadcasts in Europe, the Far East and South America. Bill has worked with Shunzu Ohno, Dennis Wilson, Michael Jefry Stevens, Ralph Alessi, Bernard Purdie, Tiny Grimes, Charles Eubanks, David Garibaldi, Arthur Prysock, Ray Alexander, Jimmy Halperin, Cecil Bridgewater, Kiku Collins, Dave Ambrosio, Peter Rogine, Steve Kenyon, Tony Romano and many others. Off-Broadway productions of The Man of LaMancha, Lil' Shop of Horrors, Hair and Tapestry. Session work for gold and platinum recording engineer Remo Leomporra Jr, the bands StrangeColud, QCC, Kim Novak and others.
In 2014 Bill was featured on All About Jazz in an article entitled "Practice, Do You? Part 3-3" written by Dom Minasi featured many of the worlds top jazz musicians.
Television credits include: Bea Moss Productions and "The Carl Bruno Show" TCI Cable, TV., featured artist in the independently released production "An Evening with Bill Farrish" by Raven Productions, QPTV., composer of the theme and incidental music for The Park, Eun Kyung Show, Radio Seoul, Flushing NY and many jingles.
Prior to coming to SUNY Oneonta Bill was a member of the faculty at Five Towns College for 11yrs., where his duties included, Assistant Director of Private Studies, Co-Chair of the Guitar Department, Head of Ear Training and Harmony Departments and Academic Advisement for Performance Majors. During his time there he also taught Jazz Improvisation, Advanced Harmony Courses and various Jazz Combos and Guitar Ensembles.
You can find out more Bill at www.BillFarrish.com
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Blake Fleming
Blake Fleming is a percussionist known for his involvement with several influential experimental bands. His drumming has been written about in such major publications as The New York Times, NPR, Spin, Rolling Stone, MOJO, Modern Drummer, DRUM!, Pitchfork, Stereogum and Alternative Press. He was included in SPIN.com's 100 Greatest Drummers of Alternative Music. He has performed on over 50 albums to date and has toured the U.S., Canada, Europe and the U.K. extensively. His performances have ranged from sold-out arena tours with the Mars Volta opening for the Red Hot Chili Peppers to performing solo with Olympic synchronized swimmers to performing on the BBC to creating soundtracks for video installations in museums worldwide. In early 2013 he released his debut solo record, Time's Up, an all drum and percussion odyssey that has been called "a truly pioneering record" and has been the subject of magazine articles, reviews, interviews, and radio play throughout six continents. His song, The Funky Komodenu, was used by Macy's for a commercial during New York City's Fall 2013 Fashion Week. Blake is currently teaching students worldwide via Skype, performing and doing studio sessions. He is an Adjunct Lecturer and Drum Instructor at SUNY Oneonta since 2008.
Ana Laura Gonzalez
Dr. Ana Laura Gonzalez serves as instructor of flute at SUNY Oneonta since 2016 and at Hartwick College since 2011. She is a native of Argentina and her repertoire spans from classical to contemporary music, with an emphasis on academic music from her home land. Her dissertation "European Cosmopolitanism to Folkloricism" analyzed elements of nationalistic language in earlier Argentinean academic music to the pure expression of traditional elements in flute music by Amancio Alcorta, Alberto Williams, and Angel Lasala. She has also been published in the Flutist Quarterly.
Dr. Gonzalez holds a D.M.A. from the University of Arizona, a M.M. from Ohio University, and a BM from the National Conservatory of Buenos Aires (IUNA). As an orchestral player, she has appeared with the Utica Symphony, Irving Symphony in Dallas, Texas, the Nueva Leon, Symphony Orchestra in Monterrey, Mexico, the Arizona Chamber Artists and the Arizona Repertory Theatre Orchestra in Tucson, and the Camerata Exaudi in Buenos Aires.
She has been a member of many chamber music ensembles, among them the Elision Quintet, the Shimmering Silver Flute Quartet, the Artemise Quartet, and the Seven Degrees Flute Quartet. Recent performances include the National Flute Association convention in New Orleans, Louisiana, the Mid-Atlantic flute festival in Washington DC, the Museum of Latin American Art in Buenos Aires, Delta State University in Mississippi, and the Conservatory of Junin in Argentina. She has also performed at many music festivals including the National Flute Association conventions of Nashville, San Diego, Albuquerque and Kansas City, The Opera in the Ozarks at Inspiration Point, Chamber Music in Sedona, Music on the Edge in Highland Heights, Kentucky, and Music from Japan Today in Baltimore, MD.
Adam Kent
Pianist Adam Kent has performed in recital, as soloist with orchestra, and in chamber music throughout the United States, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Latin America. A winner of the American Pianists Association Fellowship and Simone Belsky Music Awards, Dr. Kent also received top prizes in the Thomas Richner, the Juilliard Concerto, and the Kosciuszko Foundation Chopin Competitions, and is a recipient of the Arthur Rubinstein Prize and the Harold Bauer Award. Dr. Kent made his New York recital debut at Weill Recital Hall in 1989, and has been featured on WQXR, WNYC, WFUV, WVOX and Sirius Radio stations. Chamber music has been an important part of Dr. Kent's concert life, most recently with the Damocles Trio, which has performed both in the United States and abroad. The group's recording of Joaquín Turina's complete piano trios and quartet with Emerson Quartet violist Lawrence Dutton was released by Claves Records in 2004, followed up by their recording of Heitor Villa-Lobos's complete piano trios and Oscar Lorenzo Fernândez's Trio brasileiro in 2009.
Spanish music has been a specialty of Dr. Kent's, whose advocacy has been acknowledged by the Spanish government on numerous occasions. In 2011, King Juan Carlos I of Spain honored the pianist by bestowing Spain's Orden al Mérito Civil, and the Consulate General of Spain in NY underwrote Dr. Kent's course on the history of Spanish music at Brooklyn College. The Spanish Consulate has also sponsored numerous appearances by Dr. Kent at NY's Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, and the Spanish Ministry for Education and Culture awarded him a grant for Música por doquier/Hispanic Music Everywhere, a year-long celebration of Spanish and Latin-American in NYC with the Damocles Trio and Spanish composer and conductor Salvador Brotons. The Foundation for Iberian Music at the CUNY Graduate Center and the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center at NYU have also sponsored a number of Dr. Kent's Hispanic-themed projects, including commissions of new works by Tania León, Salvador Brotons, Miguel-Ángel Roig-Francolì, and others.
Dr. Kent's critically acclaimed recording of the complete piano works of Ernesto Halffter is available on Bridge Records, and a recent performance of Book I of Albéniz's Iberia suite was praised in the Indianapolis Star as "Albénizian to the core...his suave legato touch wedded to a tone with an Old World patina about it." Excelsior of Mexico City enthused about a recent all-Spanish recital, "Adam Kent brought not only magnificent technical ability to the music, but managed to go beyond the printed page, delving into the essence of what the composer sought to express." Dr. Kent's expertise in this repertory has also extended to interviews and performances in several recent documentaries on Spanish composers Enrique Granados and Manuel de Falla. At present, a recording of Tania León's complete piano music is in the works as well as a documentary on Isaac Albéniz.
Summers find Dr. Kent serving as Director of Cultural Outreach at the Burgos International Music Festival in Spain and teaching and performing at the Summit Music Festival in N.Y. and at the Cursos de Verano of the Fundación Princesa de Asturias in Oviedo. Recent performances include a concert of works by Ibizan composer Miguel-Angel Roig-Francoli at Carnegie Hall, a recital at N.Y.C.'s (le) poisson rouge broadcast on The Classical Network radio station, the world-premiere of a newly-written piano trio by Argentine composer Sebastian Zubieta's at N.Y.C.'s Look and Listen Festival, performances with the Westchester Chamber Symphony and the New Jersey Baroque Orchestras, concerts in Havana, Cuba and a recital of works by Tania León at the University of California at Riverside.
Dr. Kent received a D.M.A. from The Juilliard School, where he studied with Jerome Lowenthal and served as an adjunct professor. His dissertation, The Use of Catalan Folk Materials in the Works of Federico Mompou and Joaquín Nin-Culmell, was awarded the school's Richard F. French Prize, and his writings have appeared in Clavier, Music in Art and Cambridge Scholars, and Horizon journals and in a Spanish-language monograph on Xavier Montsalvatge published by the Spanish Society of Authors and Editors. He holds B.M. and M.M. degrees from the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied with Solomon Mikowsky. Assistant Professor of Music, SUNY Oneonta since 2016. Other current affiliations: Piano Faculty Manhattan Scbool of Music Precollege Division; Music Director Community Unitarian Universalist Congregation in White Plains, NY. Past affiliations: Professor of Piano New Jersey City University and Brooklyn College.
Julie Licata
B.M. in Performance from Capital University (2002) M.M. in Performance from University of South Carolina (2005) D.M.A. in Performance from University of North Texas (2009) Dissertation: "Physical Gesture, Spatialization, Form and Transformation in Watershed I/IV, for Solo Percussion and Real-Time Computer Spatialization by Roger Reynolds" Julie Licata is currently Associate Professor of Music at State University of New York, College at Oneonta. At Oneonta, Julie teaches classical and world percussion ensembles and private lessons that span a wide range of percussion instruments and styles, and teaches Music Cultures of the World. As an active performer and advocate of new music, Julie has premiered and commissioned works by many great composers, including Thomas Licata, Greg Dixon, Michael Gatonska, Chapman Welch, Matt Sargent, Scott Comanzo, Jude Vaclavik, and Brett Masteller Warren. Significant recent accomplishments include solo performances at the Society for Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS), the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), the New Music Focus Week at SUNY Oneonta, the New Genre Festival in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the NOW Music Festival at Capital University. Julie is also percussionist for several regional orchestras and theater companies, and performs regularly with the Collision Ensemble (an experimental sound ensemble based in Oneonta, NY). During her upcoming sabbatical, Julie will be performing across the country and recording her first solo percussion album that includes music she commissioned for solo marimba, solo multiple percussion, and live interactive computer processing. The album is set to be pressed to vinyl in December 2017. Julie also regularly performs and teaches drumming and music cultures from Ghana and Indonesia. With almost 10 years of experience recording, transcribing and performing traditional and contemporary Ewe drum and dance music from the Volta Region of Ghana, and various musical styles of music from Indonesia (primarily Balinese and Javanese, but also recently music of the Minangkabau in West Sumatra), Julie has only begun to scratch the surface of the vast array of musics present across the globe. In 2017 Julie will be developing a domestic cultural immersion program with Native American populations in New York State to add to her Music Cultures of the World seminar. Julie is an active member of the Percussive Arts Society, having presented at the PAS Mentoring Day at PASIC 2012, and prepared one of her students to perform at PASIC 2014. She is currently a new literature reviewer for the Percussive Notes, and is a member of the PAS University Pedagogy Committee.
Mr. Robert Lipari
Mr. Brett Masteller, Lecturer
Dr. Stephen Markuson, Bass Baritone
Steve is a recognized vocal technician, musical director, creating contemporary adaptations of opera and stage works for amateur and professional ensembles.
Professor of Music History, he has pioneered unique surveys in Classical and Popular Music , integrating classical opera and theater with popular culture, lessening their stigmas as "stuffy, erudite, and highbrow."
Steve's diversified stage experience is represented by performances with Florentine Opera, Tulsa Opera, Canadian Opera, Opera Orchestra of New York, Il Teatro Lirico D'Europa (Paris), and the Festival di Due Mondi in Spoleto, Italy. Oratorio and concert repertoire includes Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Verdi, Mahler, Britten, Stravinsky Paul McCartney and has premiered operas and recordings by contemporary composers Libby Larsen, Thea Musgrave, and Thomas Pasatieri.
"Dr." Markuson holds a DMA in Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester. His recent publication "Rock on the Roll, Serving up Popular Culture" (COGNELLA) has been described as "fresh, irreverent, and deeply respectful of various musical art forms" and highlights the social stigmas, foibles, and influences of popular culture on the music of the Baby Boomer Generation and their society.
Mr. Richard Mollin, Adjunct Lecturer,
Dr. Janet Nepkie started SUNY Oneonta's Music Industry program and is its principal designer. She is a SUNY Distinguished Service Professor and Coordinator of the extensive Music Industry Internship Program. She has been nationally profiled as one of the leading Music Industry Educators in ROLLING STONE magazine and was interviewed for Pollstar Magazine.
Dr. Timothy Newton, Associate Professor
I am a choral and opera conductor, choral singer, accompanist, and voice coach for singers. I specialized in both conducting and choral literature and minored in musicology during my doctoral studies primarily under the tutelage of Fred Stoltzfus, Chet Alwes, and John Walter Hill. I have straddled the worlds of opera, choral and orchestral music, mainly as a teacher in higher education, though also as professional musician. Additional training has included postgraduate time at the Conductor's Institute under Harold Farberman at the Hartt School of Music, Chorus America's Saranac Lake Conducting Symposium, the Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute, Eastman Summer Session, Royal College of Music, and have conducted in choral and orchestral masterclasses under Helmuth Rilling, Elmer Iseler, Margaret Hillis, Vance George, Thomas Baldner, Harold Farberman, and others. My experience as a symphonic choral singer in London has afforded me opportunity to watch several conductors prepare opera and choral/orchestral repertoire including Antonio Pappano, Colin Davis, Charles MacKerras, Roger Norrington, Lorin Maazel, Jeffrey Tate, Richard Hickox, Daniele Gatti, Peter Maxwell Davies, Stephen Cleobury, Marin Aslop and others. I have sung as a member of the London Symphony Chorus, the BBC Symphony Chorus, continue to sing regularly with London's critically acclaimed Philharmonia Chorus, first under Robert Dean, and now under Berlin chorus master, Stefan Bevier.
Teaching Philosophy:
I love to ignite students' creativity. My motivation comes from the joy of inspiring students to consider things that they haven't, re-considering things they have assumed without question, and bringing thoughts to bear on music by building connections to things they already know. As an undergraduate student, I had the privilege to study with a host of inspirational professors including Mary Ann Covert, Susan Youens, Garry Brodhead, Arthur Ostrander, Edward Swenson, and Donald Boomgaarden at Ithaca College, and pianist John Barstow at the Royal College of Music. I try to awaken enthusiasm for fluent technical and musical achievement in my students. Having absorbed John Walter Hill's views during my research in music from the 17th century, I encourage my students to consider musical systems as continuously evolving within any period, while attempting to shed anachronistic views that condescend from our present place in history or suggest our artistic systems are better or somehow more advanced. I have also devoted several years studying paradigms of mentoring outside musical contexts and believe the learning process benefits most from individual mentors and coaches. I have worked and apprenticed under several generous professionals in their own work environments and believe this is a vital link in the fusion of ideas and technique, of knowledge and raw talent, ultimately preparing the transition from student to contributing professional with a mind set on growth for life-long study and learning. My musical heroes are numerous and include Claudio Abbado, Antonio Pappano, Simon Rattle, Helmuth Rilling, Georg Solti, Maurizio Pollini, Mitsuko Uchida, Martha Argerich, Anne-Sophie Mutter, James Levine, Placido Domingo, Rene Fleming, Kiri Te Kanawa, John Eliot Gardiner and others whose compelling artistry provides inspiration to work from day-to-day.
Mr. Mark Pawkett, Adjunct Lecturer
Joseph Michael Pignato
Joseph Michael Pignato is a composer, improviser, and music education scholar with extensive graduate, undergraduate, secondary, and distance teaching experience. He holds the position of Associate Professor in the Department of Music at the State University of New York, Oneonta, where he teaches music industry courses, beat production, and two ensembles that perform experimental music and improvised rock.
Pignato has received numerous awards for excellence in scholarship, creative activity, advising, and teaching. Notable recognitions include the 2015 Susan Sutton Smith Award for Academic Excellence, Recognition as an international "Thought Leader" in the field of music in the SUNY Oneonta President's report to the SUNY Chancellor, and the 2012 State University of New York Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activities. The Chancellor's Award is the highest academic award bestowed on teaching faculty in the SUNY system. Additionally, Pignato has been recognized with the Student Association award for Faculty Advisor of the Year; was twice recognized as "Outstanding Faculty" by the SUNY Oneonta Inter-Greek Council; and has been awarded multiple grants for travel, professional development, research, and creative works.
As a musician, Pignato has given performances and clinics internationally. He leads Bright Dog Red, an improvising collective that explores the intersections of free improvisation, electronica, jazz, hip hop, psychedelia, and noise music. Bright Dog Red has been described as "Mahavishnu meets Digable Planets" by indie music veteran Paul Shulman, as "Electric Ahmad" by storied jazz publicist Don Lucoff of DL Media, and "ahead of the game" by Jordan Taylor Hill of Revolution Radio.
He is also in demand as a drummer, working under the moniker u.joe. DJs, producers, MCs, and remix artists, including internationally renowned DJ M A N I K and electronic musician Palemen, have employed his drumming. Gareth Dylan Smith, a London-based writer aptly described Pignato's drumming, "Swings like Bonham hugging Questlove."
Pignato's original music has been noted for its "intriguing" conceptual characteristics (Haaretz News Service) and "haunting" (Charger Bulletin) musical elements. His compositions have been premiered, performed, or exhibited as part of installations in North America, Europe, the Mid East, and beyond.
As a scholar, Pignato has presented research on five continents. He has published on composition, improvisation, music teaching and learning, music technology, and drumming. His publications appear in peer reviewed journals, edited volumes, anthologies, and practitioner journals. Pignato serves as one of the principal investigators for the Music Learning Profiles Project, an international research initiative that documents music learning that occurs outside the bounds of traditional institutional learning.
In addition to his scholarly and creative activities, Pignato has been recognized as a "musician, educator, and music business visionary" in Tape Op Magazine. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience in music business and media—including management positions at N2K Incorporated, BMG Classics, RCA Victor, ECM Records, CMP Records, and Latin Percussion—Pignato consults organizations in the areas of music and music education.
Pignato holds degrees from Boston University (D.M.A.), where he was a Tanglewood Scholar, New York University (M.A.), where he studied composition with Dinu Ghezzo, and the University of Massachusetts (B.A.), where he studied composition with Yusef Lateef. In addition, Pignato has studied drum set with noted pedagogue Sal La Rocca and drum icon Max Roach. He endorses Taye Drums, T-Cymbals Handmade Turkish Cymbals, Boso Drumsticks, and Dynaton Drumheads.
Additional information is available at http://www.joepignato.com
Mr. Tim Ploss, Adjunct Lecturer, Audio Arts I.
Mr. Robert Roman, Music Department Chair, Associate Professor,
Salvatore Salvaggio, Adjunct Lecturer
Anthony T. Scafide
MBA - University at Albany (2012)
Robin Seletsky, Adjunct Lecturer
Clarinetist Robin Seletsky is a multi-faceted performer with interests in the classical music world as well as folk and avant garde styles. After graduating from New England Conservatory she attended the Juilliard School and for many years was Principal Clarinetist with the Binghamton Philharmonic and the Glimmerglass Opera Festival. In 2008 she was cited by the New York Times for her work with Glimmerglass: "Robin Seletsky, the principal clarinetist, blew a jazzy solo onstage during "Too Darn Hot"...and offered stylish solos from the pit."
Robin is equally at home with the klezmer style. She grew up listening to her father, the renowned clarinetist/composer Harold Seletsky (the "The Prez of Klez" ), and has since found her own voice in this Eastern European folk style. She has performed around the country and as far away as India both as a klezmer soloist and as a member of her ensemble, Big Galute. Robin has given master classes on both classical and klezmer clarinet styles at colleges and universities including Skidmore, Sonoma State, Hartwick and SUNY Binghamton, and her recordings and original compositions have been featured on NPR programs. Additionally, several of her works served as the inspiration for choreography by the St. Louis Ballet and the Vassar Dance Repertory Company.
In addition to her work as a performer and teacher of clarinet, Robin is an adjunct instructor at SUNY Oneonta where she teaches Music Appreciation, studio clarinet, and conducts the Woodwind Ensemble. She is also a member of the teaching staff at Hartwick College. Professional affiliations include memberships in the International Clarinet Society and the Guild of Temple Musicians.
Robin can be found on the web at:
YouTube channel which features Robin's new series of Tutorials "Learning to Play Klezmer"
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Dr. Ryan Ross Smith, Lecturer
Degrees Earned:
B.M. University of Wisconsin-Madison, Composition (2001)
Ryan Ross Smith is a composer, performer, and educator currently based in the Catskills region of New York State. Smith has performed throughout the US, Europe and UK, including performances at MoMA and PS1 [NYC] and Le Centre Pompidou [Paris, FR], has had his music performed throughout North America, Iceland, Denmark, Australia and the UK, has presented his work and research at conferences including NIME, ISEA, ICLI, ICLC, SMF and TENOR, and has lectured at various colleges and universities. Smith is best known for his work with Animated Music Notation, and his Ph.D. research website is archived at animatednotation.com. Please visit ryanrosssmith.com for more information.
Ms. Colby Thomas, Lecturer,
Charlie Vatalaro
Born and raised in the Boston area, Charlie was a regular on the local club circuit by his mid teens. His first big break came as a member of the Greater Boston Youth Jazz Ensemble led by John LaPorta. A stint in the 18th U.S. Army Band followed where he was a featured soloist on clarinet and saxophone, as well as staff arranger. After the Army, Charlie received a B.A. degree in jazz history from UMASS Amherst, and an M.A degree in jazz techniques from Goddard College. He has held faculty positions at the College of St. Rose, Schenectady County Community College, the University at Albany and is an Artist-in-Residence at Hartwick College. Over the years he has been a sideman or opening act for such musical heavyweights as Cannonball Adderley, Roland Kirk, Aretha Franklin, Patty La Belle, B.B. King, Tom Jones, Paul Anka, Sonny and Cher, Debbie Reynolds, Peggy Lee, The Lettermen, The Vogues and Steve Lawrence and Edie Gorme, to name a few. A respected woodwind artist, clinician, arranger, record producer and educator, Charlie is the former Director of Recording and Broadcast Services at UAlbany, Albany, NY. He was also musical director and featured soloist with the late, great, blues legend, Ernie Williams. Presently, Charlie is Saxophone Arist-in-Residence at Hartwick College and SUNY Oneonta, both in Oneonta, NY. Charlie is also a featured soloist with The Oldies Show, an eight piece show band from upstate NY.
Ms. Kristina Ward Turechek, Adjunct Lecturer,
Mr. Jeremy Wall, Associate Professor,
Jeremy Wall is best known as founding member, pianist, composer and producer of the landmark jazz-fusion group Spyro Gyra. He has recorded extensively as producer, keyboardist, composer and arranger in all genres of music and has released over 70 of his own compositions. Served as an Adjunct Professor at Ramapo College and Purchase College. Has been nominated for several Grammy's as a producer, pianist and composer. His composition "Shakedown" was nominated for Grammy award for "Best Pop Instrumental." He was the featured soloist at the Shenandoah Bach Festival in 2004.


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Rugby union mustn't lose its physical edge, says Alun-Wyn Jones
Wales warrior Alun-Wyn Jones has warned against the danger of any attempt to blunt Test rugby's fierce physical edge.
Jones and company can expect a no-holds-barred RBS 6 Nations encounter against fellow unbeaten title challengers France on Friday.
Les Bleus arrive in Cardiff on the back of a particularly punishing victory over Ireland 12 days ago.
The game featured a couple of incidents involving French players that could conceivably have seen disciplinary action being taken against them.
Asked specifically about that match in Paris and the borderline legality of some French challenges, 96 times-capped lock Jones said: "Obviously, there was a bit of, I don't know, afters - whatever you want to call it - but I think we have got to be very careful we don't sanitise it too much because then the game might turn to touch.
"I am sure the officials will keep an eye on it - that's their job. We just have to play the game.
"There are always things which are in vogue - it is no arms in the tackle, no hands on the floor at the minute. There are always things that dip in and out of the game.
"You have got to be able to hit a ruck to be able to get quick ball.
"Obviously, there are ways and means to do it - you have to do it within the parameters of the law - but, taking into consideration a duty of care to each other as players, I think we have just got to be careful we don't hold the game back by going too far one way."
Jones will once again be at the forward coal-face for Wales as they target a fifth successive Six Nations win against France, having not lost to them since suffering a painful 2011 World Cup semi-final defeat in Auckland when skipper Sam Warburton was sent off.
"They (France) will ask the questions up front that they always pose," Jones added.
"The rest of the game stems from there, and we have been able to answer them in the games we have played against them recently, which has put us in good stead for the other areas of the game.
"When you look at them (French players) domestically, when you play the top six of that league - arguably more - they are going to roll international quality players, with real size and ability, off the bench.
"And it gets more concentrated as you come into international level, so it becomes increasingly difficult."
Jones will have a different second-row partner for the France clash, with an in-form Luke Charteris being ruled out by knee trouble, but seasoned campaigner Bradley Davies steps in, suggesting minimal disruption.
"Our policies stay the same in defence and attack," Jones added.
"Obviously (Davies' qualities), are the physicality side of things, both in attack and defence.
"He's very astute in defence, and I think Gats (Wales head coach Warren Gatland) may have mentioned that there are a lot of guys - Jake (Ball), Dom (Day) Brad himself - who have been doing a lot of work there.
"We try to share the load. Sometimes, too many cooks can spoil the broth, but we've got a good balance where everyone has their input. Those guys put in the work so we can try to be one step ahead the next week.
"We've had a (few) decent (lineout) steals, although we probably feel we could have got a few more, and probably there is a perception now that we will compete (on opposition ball) so teams have to make sure they secure the ball before they can drive, so it's good to put that pressure on."


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This paperweight has an underwater scene of pink fish, green leaves, blue flower, and seashells against a deep pink background. Signed on the bottom "Correia" on the edge and in a circle: "1983 Limited Edition 2RCL 32/100". It measures approximately 3" across. There's a 1/2" light surface scratch on the front face, visible only when it catches the light a certain way. There are a couple small marks on the front face and the same marks appear also on the bottom flat surface so I think they are there from "production". Otherwise in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.PLEASE READ ALL THE "FINE PRINT": FREE priority mail shipping. Sorry, we no longer sell or ship outside the U.S. We only accept PAYPAL. Again, we do NOT sell or ship outside the U.S. PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION END. PLEASE READ THE DESCRIPTION AND LOOK AT ALL PHOTOS. I WILL ACCEPT A RETURN ONLY IF I HAVE MISREPRESENTED THE ITEM.