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This week Year 3 visited the museum in Bexhill as part of their Learning Journey on Ancient Egypt. They listened well to Julian, the curator, who is an Egyptologist, as he showed them different artefacts including some clay pots and jewellery. The children were fascinated and asked some excellent questions. Everyone took part in three different activities: translating hieroglyphs, decorating funeral masks and examining artefacts in the cabinets. At the end one of the volunteers mummified a doll named Nefertiti much to the amusement and horror of all!
I would highly recommend visiting Bexhill museum; it is a wonderfully interesting and manageable museum and, as it is located next to the park and within walking distance to the beach and the De La Warr pavilion, it would make a great day out for all!
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This is the first restaurant in Emily's New Beginning. After Emily sand Patrick enjoyed their Honeymoon Cruise, Emily and Patrick are back to the place.
- Emily wakes up.
- Emily: Patrick! Ir's time!!
- Patrick: No, the alarm clock hasn't gone off yet.
- Emily: No. Patrick! IT'S TIME!!!
- Patrick: Oh. What? You mean...
- Patrick and Emily get up.
- Patrick: I'll go start the car!
- Patrick ran to the sofa. He calms down.
- Then, Patrick leaves the place.
- Next, Patrick quickly get back up the stairs and carries Emily. Patrick takes it steady while he carries Emily leaving the place, and entering the car.
- Rosie gets down the sofa and follows Emily.
- Emily and Patrick arrived at the hospital.
- A new baby is born! It's not a boy, it's a girl!
- Emily sobs a little but they're happy! Welcome new baby!
- Emily kisses the baby's hair.
- Patrick gets a baby bottle to feed the baby.
- Emily and Patrick have picked the right cloth for the baby and they named it.
- Emily and Patrick named the baby, "Paige".
- Napoli and O'Malley Family are very, very excited that Emily and Patrick have a new baby, including Francois!
- Patrick feeds Paige with the baby bowl, but Paige spoils the bowl!
- Paige crawls to Emily.
- Emily carries Paige and they're very happy!
- Emily is with Paige, the newborn baby!
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- Emily: Uhm... Patrick, I was thinking...
- Emily: ...you know, the renovation is finished and Paige is already crawling now...
- Emily: ...maybe I could open this place up again...
- Patrick picks up Paige.
- Emily: That's not funny, why are you laughing?
- Patrick: Well, you've had that look on your face for weeks.
- Patrick: So, yesterday I ordered some supplies to get you set-up again.
- Patrick: ...I wasn't really sure what to pick, so I just left things on the counter.
- Patrick: Do you thing you're ready to pick out your menu?
- Emily carries Paige.
- Emily: What do you think, my darling girl? Should we re-open the restaurant?
- Paige: Abagagoogaaagoo.
- Emily: That settles it. It's time to get back to work.
- Emily places Paige to the play area, while Patrick go up the stairs.
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- Patrick goes downstairs.
- Patrick: Are you sure you'll be able to handle both the restaurant and Paige?
- Emily: Don't worry, Patrick, we'll be fine.
- Patrick: Do you still know how to run a restaurant?
|Emily: Patrick, I have done this before...
|Patrick: I'm sorry, I guess you're right!
|Patrick: You take good care of your mother for me, Paige.
|Paige: GA-gu!
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In his trademark tortoiseshell glasses and 1970s black leather jacket, Jean Cazals is usually found shooting in his studio, perfecting the lighting of a shot for a cookbook or dashing around his beloved London, off to meet a publisher or shoot on location.
Born in Paris and raised in Geneva, Jean has lived and worked in London for the past 30 years. He has photographed over 80 books and most recently exhibited at the Cahors Food Festival in France.
Jean's latest exhibition is called EAT ME! featuring photographs of chocolate and macaroons—a collection of images capturing his subjects in a series of unusual compositions, on display in London's The French Art Studio, until 7 January 2014. One image features a macaroon sitting atop antlers while another focuses on chocolate sliding along the edge of a blade. Delighted with the launch of his exhibition and the opportunity to display his work at The French Studio, Jean says: "The idea was to write a visual tale for the macaroon or chocolate, to see it in a different way, create a composition that celebrates it, not only as a luxurious food item, but as an objet d'art."
Gallery founder and owner Caroline le Luel says: "We are thrilled to welcome the solo exhibition EAT ME! by French photographer Jean Cazals—a widely acclaimed food photographer. It is Jean's eye for colour and composition that make him a true artist and we are proud to launch his work into the London art world."
Le Luel created The French Art Studio in 2007 as a virtual gallery. In 2012, the studio opened in South Kensington with the intention of bringing the work of esteemed French artists to a London audience. The gallery prides itself on providing a friendly and accessible atmosphere in which art aficionados and novices alike can appreciate artists with strong international potential.
Studying Visual Communications at the London College of Printing, now known as the London College of Communication, Jean spent a decade shooting portraiture for editorial and advertising clients before immersing himself in food photography. He has worked on successful cookbooks, including Raymond Blanc's Kitchen Secrets; Momo Mazouz's The MoMo Cookbook and Indulge, with Claire Clark, the pastry chef at The French Laundry.
Jean lives with his partner and daughter in west London's hip Notting Hill. "What do I love about London?" Jean says: "It's a mix bag of everything; culture, food, style. I've been travelling a lot, but I'm always happy to be back in my Notting Hill house. When we're at home, my wife is a great cook." He continues: "But when I'm out, I love Japanese food. Roka is my favourite Japanese restaurant, with which a book project would be a dream! Their presentation is very inspiring."
Describing his work as "graphic, artistic and always with a sense of style and humour," Jean has worked with many of the world's great chefs. "I've worked with René Redzepi at his restaurant, Noma. Thomas Keller was the most memorable chef to work with, simply because of his discipline." Other memorable chefs Jean has worked with include Pascal Aussignac [Club Gascon, London] "for his creativity and charm; Peter Gordon [the 'Godfather of fusion cuisine'] for his intuitive sense of mixing flavours and Phil Howard for his sense of perfection—plus he's also a great guy to ski with!" Jean continues: "I enjoyed working with Anthony Bourdain for him just being himself and Alain Ducasse for having created his empire."
Believe it or not, there are some chefs out there who Jean hasn't yet worked with. One in particular is Brett Graham. "I find Brett at The Ledbury very inspiring at the moment," he says.
From exhibitions to working on new books, Jean is a photographer in demand. Last year saw him win the UK national category at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in Paris for his latest book, TeaTime, A Taste of London's best Afternoon Teas, published in the spring of 2012. The book takes the reader on a journey through London's unique, iconic and utterly brilliant afternoon tea hotspots, with Jean capturing each destination through his lens.
TeaTime, A Taste of London's best Afternoon Teas covers 50 destinations across London, including The Ritz, The Savoy, Primrose Bakery and The Berkeley, but it was Sketch that stood out the most for Jean, with its combination of quirkiness, colourful décor, unique style and excellent service setting it apart. "I love the look of cakes, the tea sets and this unique British experience of enjoying afternoon tea," says Jean.
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~ Patricia A. Bridewell ~
Patricia A. Bridewell's love for reading transitioned to a desire for writing reality-based Inspirational Romance, and Women's Fiction. She is a nurse practitioner, educator, and blogger, her passions are writing, reading, and helping people. She also loves music and spending time with her family. Her debut novel was published in 2009. The second, A Generation of Curses 2nd Edition, co-authored with her daughter-in-law, hit the Amazon's Best Seller's List and received the 2013 Readers' Favorite Book Award Contest, Two Steps Past the Altar was published in 2018. She also had the privilege of contributing to the Brown Girls Books AALBC Best Selling Anthology, Single Mama Dating Drama, Love Walked In, four other anthologies, and several healthcare articles. Her church home is West Angeles Church of God in Christ in Los Angeles.
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Pharmaceutical sales representative, Sasha Edmonds, is a motivated high-flyer with a stellar track record at Wexel Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Being the top sales rep and having a fiancé who loves her is more than she could ever imagine. But it's not enough. Her obsession with climbing the corporate ladder is the number one goal that she strives to reach by any means necessary. Until she learns that her mother requires a new medication for her life-threatening medical condition.
When she discovers that her fiancé, Damien Taylor, may be cheating, she breaks off their engagement. In the midst of healing, she becomes captivated with Wesley Dunbar, a wealthy pharmaceutical businessman that may hold the cure for her mom and Sasha's wounded heart. Although she attempts to resist Wesley's romantic overtures, his charm, status, and kindness open a window of opportunities to consider. While Damien tries to woo her back into his life, her involvement with Wesley becomes complicated. A surfeit of lies and deception causes a web of mixed emotions as she struggles to help her mom and determine whether Damien or Wesley is the real love of her life.
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Moving to California per God's direction was the best move Khadesia Hill had ever made. She is the wife of the debonair Assistant Pastor, Malcolm Hill, youngest son and first choice to succeed his father as pastor of the mega church, Solid Rock Christian Ministries. God, a stable marriage, and their daughter, have made her life complete.
Suddenly, everything changes when an unwanted stranger visits her business. The detective claims to have evidence implicating Khadesia to the murder of her ex-boyfriend in her hometown years prior. When the gossip spreads not only in the church community, but to Malcolm's entire family, Khadesia finds her perfect reputation has become tarnished. Her loyalty, honesty, and life are all hanging in the balance as calamities from all sides close in.
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Evolution of H4ck3r5
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"Evolution of H4ck3r5"
Imagine a man. Think of the man being behind a desk, typing an important document on a computer. Imagine that the man is part of an important governmental faction. Now picture suddenly all his words start deleting themselves, all his files are erased from his hard drive, thousands of pop-up adds just start bombarding his screen, within minutes all of his files are destroyed and all that is left of the important document he was writing is a bunch of words he never typed which read "this computer has been hacked by H4ck3r" scary thought, right? The man might have been working in the treasury department distributing funds around the states, or imagine he worked in the Department of Defense attempting to fight against the exact thing that attacked his computer. Hackers.
There are many types of 'hackers' spanning from individual 'hat types' hackers to large groups working for different causes such as nation/states or hacktivist causes. First, what is a 'hacker', There are many definitions for this. "Types of Hackers" by SecPoint, states that the common usage of a hacker is a person who breaks into computers and usually does no harm ("Types of Hackers"). In his book "Hackers", Steven Levy describes them as adventurous, visionary, risk-taking artists who see the computer as a revolutionary tool (Levy). One of the oldest definitions of hacker is from one of the oldest hacker groups the TMRC (Tech Model Railroad Club) mentioned in the book "Innovators" by Walter Issacson who said "We at TMRC use the term 'Hacker' only in its original meaning, someone who applies ingenuity to create a clever result, called a 'hack' the club proclaimed…"(Issacson). With that discussed and fresh in mind, it should be known that there are many types of hackers which can be focused on the technological aspect or the broader TMRC definition of hacker. Starting with 'white hats', which includes a Mr. Jonathan Zeolla, founder of Steel City InfoSec, in Pittsburgh PA. What Hat hackers are not the type normally heard about in the news. According to Zeolla, they are the ones working with computer companies or other businesses in order to improve the security of their systems to prevent black hats from infiltrating them and causing all the dastardly problems hackers are normally known for (Zeolla). Black hats are the ones who according to Levy and Zeolla are the ones who neglect the law and cause the trouble white hats work toward preventing (Levy). Something interesting learned from "The Hackers Manifesto", Authored by The Mentor (A.K.A. Loyd Blankenship), is that black hat type hackers, normally hack for a multitude of reasons not always concerning financial gain like expected (Hacker Manifesto). The Hackers manifesto is also one of the first documents written by a hacker about what it means to be a hacker and how hackers became who they are today. Each of these different types, as well as the others, were developed along the evolution of the hackers throughout their history.
The history of hacking is covered by the events and the people who started as well as assisted in the evolution of the hacker lifestyle since the 1980's. Before 1980 only a small group of computer enthusiasts could be hackers since computers were hard to come by, but as the years moved by, hackers became more and more prominent (Levy). Nowadays there are many more hackers due to the abundance of technology around the world opening up interest in the tech field and pulling more people into the realm of hacking (Hanging out with the script kiddies). History has many famous hackers and hacker groups such from the TRMC who were mentioned earlier for not only pioneering computer hacking with just a PDP-1 computer and finding ways to use the computer to design low-resolution games (Levy). There was also Rene Carmellie who was a punch card computer expert during the holocaust and hacked a German census punch machine to allow thousands of Jewish people the chance to escape to safer locations and avoid execution. The first documented instance of a 'hack' would be in 1903 when Guglielmo Marconi's telegraph was hijacked by John Nevil Maskelyne, a magician, in order for John to demonstrate the insecurity of Marconi's system much to the inventors dismay(Davis). A magician literally hacked the inventor's machine; why would a magician know how to do that? The reason for that as well as why many other questionable hacker actions are in their minds. The answer is hidden in their psychology.
The psychological profile of a hacker is just like that of other people, it's just as complex built out of multiple parts. Such as the secrets like why start, why to continue, with interesting common insights into their backgrounds and lifestyles of some modern, 'hackers'. The Hacker Manifesto, written by The Mentor, a.k.a Loyd Blankenship (appendix 1), is a document that articulates what created hackers back when hacking was new and unknown. The manifesto is a guideline of how hackers think and why they are who they are. The manifesto states that many hackers were bored in their school life, being either ahead of their peers or just plain bored with the social drama and pressure that comes from interactions with people stated in Loyd words as "Mine is a world that begins with school... I'm smarter than most of the other kids, this crap they teach us bores me..." When they discovered a computer, it was a life-changing event for them. Where before there was a world boring them social interactions and people that wouldn't work with them without manipulation the computer was a like a friend, it did what they wanted it to and if it didn't it was because they told it the wrong thing (Levy). Soon after finding the computer they discovered hacking and the challenge of hacking was addicting to some, almost as much as the enticing curiosity and admiration of peers and the feeling of godhood that comes from a successful hack can be some of many reasons hackers keep spawning up and why they continue for as long as they can. ("Hacker Manifesto", Levy). Many of today's hackers still start this way, with a bored unchallenged outlook on life and a computer of limitless potential. That is why there is such a large number of young men caught using tools they learned for hacking, while young they see it as a game with knowledge and sense of pride as a reward (Hanging out with script kiddies). But that is just 'many' not all hackers hack with a computer, but all hackers have the do-it-yourself mindset that allows them to find a solution to any problem no matter how challenging or time-consuming (Steinmetz).
The tools and skills that hackers use have also come a long way from the lucky radio interceptions John Maskelyne used. They have been designed and evolving along with the culture that requires them. Hacking isn't just sitting behind a computer typing away at immense speeds to take down a site or other person's device. Hacking has many skills and tools associated with it many of them are knowledge based such as intimate understanding of operating systems and programming aspects in order to make anything they do work they must know how to work with and manipulate and operating system to their will using programming languages they may adapt or combine together to achieve a positive response (Sanchez; "Script Kiddies"). With those skills you can be considered an amateur, above that is the ability to learn how to manipulate the human error inside most company systems through social engineering. Which has multiple parts explained in the diagram in (Appendix 2) showing the multiple parts which can be demonstrated in the next sentences in some form (Social engineering circle)Which according to the article "Types of Hackers" by Sec Point is the process of manipulating human person to get what the desired effect, meaning that once the human component of a company like Microsoft can be tricked into believing the hacker is a CEO or some other position then they can pretty much get any information they need just by asking("Types of hackers"). Once in that far with the ability to get the information of company workers they can start doing the real damage. While there they now can remotely explore the entire server and use reverse engineering, the reproduction of another manufacturer's product following detailed examination of its construction or composition, in order to figure out the finer details of that system for their maniacal purposes (Mitnick, Kevin. "Ghost in the wires"). Once that is done they have many options of how to cause even more damage but maybe they'll just retreat and launch a DDOS ,distributed denial of service, attack to cover his tracks and cause a little chaos, taking down multiple servers or company websites just for the heck of it (Steinmetz). With that covering their tail they can make it away with some information or have caused the wanted disruption to the targeted companies systems. All that would take a hacker approximately a few days to accomplish, many opportunities to be caught, but the average time between a hacker breaching a network and the owner noticing an intrusion is approximately two-hundred-five days exponentially more time than a proficient hacker needs in order to do what they need to and get away with it (Cost of Immaturity). These along with thousands of other tools and skills allow similar situations to happen with more or less disaster and few people able to stop their attacks without data loss. While on the flip side according to Mr. Jonathan Zeolla, the white hat hackers uses all the same skills, tools, and methods to counteract those attempting the attacks. In essence, Jon and those he work with are the good white hats protecting the data of important companies, while the attackers are the black hats in the never ending war between ethical and unethical.
Unlike what the misconceptions from the news or general discussion around the water cooler at work, hacking can be helpful in some ways. Those cause the fear that is talked about in "Hacking Has Become Every American's Worst nightmare" (appendix 4) which shows how hacking has become a major fear for many Americans. Whether it be by improving the security of technology, or protecting the normal man's privacy there are ways that hacking is able to be good. Anonymous according to Edward Snowden is one group of hackers known as a loosely knit collection of activists all over the globe, it's not meant to be as scary as it sounds with its good intentions. Anonymous works on hacking ISIS controlled twitter accounts to working on slowing recruitment along with attempting to inspire others to work with anonymous on many of their other supported causes (Maney). Hackers are also the main source of solutions to privacy issues on the internet, so much so that the article "Wanna Fight ISIS? Weaponize Your Laptop; Hacking might be the best way to protect America" by Kevin Maney boldly states that "At this point, if a smart oppressor wanted to control us, it would come for our laptops, not our guns. Kevin goes as far to state that the best way to stop a bad guy with a laptop is a good guy with a laptop (Maney; Steinmetz)." Hackers also ensure the highest quality of devices and technology testing its limits to ensure non-false advertisements, related to the earlier examples of Maskelyne hacked Marconi's communication telegraph to show that it wasn't as powerful as Marconi stated allowing consumers to know before buying, or Carmellie hacking his own machines in order to save the lives of thousands of Jewish civilians (Davis). Hacking can be a tool for good as seen, but there is also a dark side to it as well. The image Impact vs. Creativity (appendix 3) also shows that even though some of the hacking events are dangerous and bad many if not most of them are quite innovated leading to advancements in the tech field to keep up with hackers either prevent the bad hacks or for bad hacks to breach the security the white hats implement.
Hacking can also be used for malicious purposes as seen in mainstream media all over the world show the darker side for views and ratings. Examples of the dark side are how the TMRC stole the Altair Basic programming language from Bill Gates to individually distribute it themselves, even though their distribution was non-for-profit, showing that not even the rich are safe from an unethical hacker (Issacson). No one is especially safe from a bad hacker due to the sheer number of them; there are an astronomical number of groups out there like 'Poodle Corp', 'Lulzsec', the 414's, and the disbanded 'Cult of the dead Cow' waiting out there surrounded in controversy (Steinmetz; "Hacking and Hackers"). Since these kinds of hackers are the ones to get the most screen time this is the way that society views them like with the Morris Worm, written by Robert T. Morris, which caused ten million dollars in damages by shutting down six-thousand computers including some controlled by the U.S. Military research centers by running only 99 lines of code from MIT computers (Davis). Another fact to reinstate from an earlier question is that in some hacking instances it took the attacked system owner two hundred and five days to notice the intrusion with a lot of chaos caused between the attack and the notice. With all this hacking information it is no wonder that with how large the hobby has become it is no wonder that it has grown into an underground culture far from its roots as a hobby for those privileged enough to even work with a computer.
The hobby of hacking has expanded and grown into its own little diverse world with specialized aspects. The culture is all about finding a system and learning everything there is about the network until a hacker can manipulate it in some form or another (Mitnick). The culture is so huge and diverse in its different subgroups and cliques that there is no one simple way to capture its entire complex dynamics (Steinmetz). The culture like the term itself isn't inherently evil; the hacker culture is just painted in a bad light due to actions of a minority of hackers, but sadly the hackers who are seen in the news have caused the culture to be ostracized and seen as dangerous and evil ("Hanging out with script Kiddies"). The culture is made up of technologically adept people, or even just people looking for assistance in learning a new skill, the entire community work to help others solve problems that others can. They use their skills to inspire others and push technology, and humanity forward in any way they can in Brandon Dunson's words in the article "How I Embraced My Introvert And Joined The Hacker Community" "Every Time You can inspire someone else, or make their path to the finish a bit less bumpy, you are making a difference and you are building and participating in the hacker community" (Dunson). Even though there are hackers out there looking to cause trouble and damage systems for profit or entertainment the majority are just normal people hiding in the background from a judgmental society scared of their abilities, and talents (Hanging out with the script kiddies). Even with the society's judgment forcing them to hide, hackers are still able to affect society in some unique ways.
Hacking has helped push society and a few separate industries forward with some serious nudging for change. The internet is huge part of today, so security is a must for safe browsing and without the unethical black hat hackers then they wouldn't be anyone forcing and update for cyber security, the state of being protected against the criminal or unauthorized use of electronic data, which is where the white hats come in and start helping patch the issues that black hats want to exploit, that fight is keeping the cyber security business afloat and booming ("Cost of immaturity"). It has also lead to the development of open source programs since hackers like sharing software with each other to make it better that idea has been incorporated in many businesses allowing software to be manipulated and changed which is basically the premise of the GitHub site where developers share their source code and allow other developers to manipulate and change it to their hearts content (Levy). That open source idea also affects those of society without much technical knowledge, the large software such as Google Chrome, or the Android OS on some phones (Steinmetz). The picture "World Wide Desktop Browser Usage Share" (appendix 5) also shows percentage of those using certain browser and as you can see a large number of people are using Google Chrome an open source software which is assisted by hackers adding to it. Its large effect on society is probably it's most major evolution from the humble beginnings of a small hobby of the tech students of the past, its ability to scare and inspire society today is amazing and it's only going to grow more and more in the future.
Hacking has come a long way, from the magicians intercepting telegram signals, it has become a powerful tool for either ethical or unethical actions, hacking has become such an ingrained part of society that reading about the latest attack, or seeing people working on building the next big open source project through beta tests are just another part of life. Hackers are so common today, that they could be anywhere the culture has become that massive with its own subgroups. Even with all that growth making it what it is today, the growth of the culture is exponential, every day there are even more amazing things happening in this field than the previous years. Maybe there will be a day where everyone who ends up in the person's shoes dealing with an unethical hacker will know exactly how to defend themselves because of the ethical ones, maybe or even maybe not. There are many who cannot wait to find out.
Evolution of H4ck3rs Annotated Bibliography
CBSSanFrancisco. "White Hat Hackers" Protecting Your Digital Privacy. YouTube, 23 Oct. 2014. Web. 02 Dec. 2016.
This video discusses some of what white hat hackers do.
"The Cost of immaturity: Cyber-security." The Economist 7 Nov. 2015. 59(US). Student Resources in Context. Web. 25 February 2016.
This article give some ideas about how cyber security is going to affect the future if things don't change in the cyber world concerning hackers both ethical and unethical. It discusses tools, skills, and community with a look at today and the future of the cyber realm.
Davis, Amanda. "A History of Hacking." The Institute. IEEE New Source. 6 March 2015. Web. 23 Feb 2016.
This website is a collection of some of the most important events in modern hacking history. It gives stories of some incidents of hacking with details specific to each case. This article gives names of important hackers, tools that were used, and ideas of when hacking can be good or bad.
Dunson, Brandon. "How I Embraced My Introvert and Joined The Hacker Community." Hackaday. HackADay. 16 Feb 2016. Web. 29 Feb 2016.
This is an article about how a person became a hacker after accepting his introverted status. He discusses the stereotype of nerds, geeks, hackers, and loners. He then goes on to discuss how he joined a hacker community and his experiences in it. I can use this article to talk about hacker groups and psychology of some hackers.
"Guglielmo Marconi." JPG. Wikimedia.org. Wikimedia. N.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2016.
This image shows Guglielmo working on his wireless telegram invention which will be hacked when completed to be one of the first modern events in hacking.
"Hacker Tools Pie Chart." Pandasecurity.com. PandaSecurity., n.d. Web. 9 Nov. 2016.
This chart shows some of the different tools within the malware software family, which can give some insight into how hackers can do what they do with the types of tools they have.
"The Hacker's Manifesto." usc.edu. N.p., 1989. Web. 8 Febuary, 2016.
This site gives the full text of the original Hacker's Manifesto by The Mentor (a.k.a Loyd Blankenship). It gives a look into the psychology of hackers and how they feel about hacking along with some things about why they hack. This can be used to talk about Loyd Blankenship as an important hacker and the psychology of hacking.
"Hacking and Hackers." Opposing Viewpoints Online Collection, Gale, 2015. Opposing Viewpoints In Context, Accessed 28 May 2016.
This article was just an overview an all the information that gale had on Hackers and Hacking. It is an overview article giving information on all aspects from the history to ideas about the future even referencing some tools that hackers use.
Hacking Has Become Every American's Worst Nightmare. PNG. 556forensics.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Oct. 2016.
This image shows a chart of some of America's worst fears focusing on the average person. The chart shows being hacked as the top two items. This shows the effect that black hats have had on people causing this fear.
Impact vs. Creativity of Hack. PNG. Dailybits.com. Dailybits, n.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2016.
This image shows some different hacking situations or tools on a graph representing the impact the hack made vs. the creativity of the item. This shows some tools that are used as well as how bad they hurt something or how innovative it was pushing technology.
Isaacson, Walter. "The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution." New York: Simon & Schuster, 2014. Print.
This book is by a journalist who's written multiple books about geniuses of today's age like Steve jobs. This book talks about how different groups of people helped create the digital world today and how each of the contributed to it. I can use this to talk about the history of hacking and some famous hackers who are mentioned.
"Islamic State, We Own You!" JPG. Hackread.com. Hack Read. HackRead., n.d. Web. 14 Oct. 2016.
This image shows a screenshot of the ISIS twitter page after it was hacked by anonymous in response to ISIS using twitter as a recruitment medium.
"John Nevil Masklyne." JPG. Wikimedia.org. Wikimedia., n.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2016.
This image shows John Masklyne before he hacked Marconi's invention to become a staple name in hacking history.
"Kevin Mitnick Social Engineering Image" Sliderplaery.com. n.p., n.d. Web. 29 Oct. 2016.
This image gives some information on how Kevin Mitnick used social engineering in order to get into an organization and pretend to work there.
Levy, Steven. "Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution." Garden City, NY: Anchor/Doubleday, 1984. Print
This book is all about hackers from the history to ideas and comments on the future. It is a referenced book in many articles concerning hackers. It shows how hacking can be a force for good but also reinstates the reason it is a fear of normal people.
Maney, Kevin. "Wanna Fight ISIS? Weaponize Your Laptop; Hacking might be the best way to protect America." Newsweek 8 Jan. 2016. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 11 Feb. 2016.
This article talks about how ISIS is using technology for recruitment and 'brainwashing' to build their ranks and gain sympathy globally. This article suggests that in order to combat them and stall terrorism
"Rene Carmille." JPG. Wikimeadia.org. Wikimedia., n.d. Web. 19 Nov. 2016.
This is an image of Rene Carmille, a hacker who lived during the holocaust and saved thousands of Jewish lives by hacking his own systems.
Sanchez, Dennis Paul Nino. "The Mind of The black hat: understanding Today's Cyber Criminals." Philippines: Global Knowledge, 2015. Print.
This book was written by an IT security expert who deals with hackers. This book is about the black hat hacker types and the plethora of tools they use. I can use this book to talk about the tools hackers use as well as types and the psychology of hackers.
"Security." JPG. slidesharecdn.com. Certified Ethical Hacker., n.d. Web. 16 Oct. 2016.
This image shows some of the different tools white hat hackers use for ethically protecting users from black hat hackers.
"Social Engineering." Iwiseconsulting.com. Wise Consulting., n.d. Web 20 Oct. 2016.
This image gives the text definition of social engineering as well as an image which depicts the general idea of social engineering.
Social Engineering Circle. PNG. Guru99. Guru99, n.d. Web. 14 July 2016.
This image shows the steps to conducting a successful social engineering attack. It accurately describes a skill that hackers use commonly.
Steinmetz, Kevin, Jurg Gerber. "'It doesn't have to be this way: hacker perspectives on privacy." Social Justice 41.3 (2015): 29+. Student Resources in Context. Web. 11 Feb. 2016.
This article was written by an ethical hacker and provides information on how hacking isn't inherently bad. It give details about way that hacking has helped and some tools hackers use
"TMRC members playing Spacewar." JPG. Wordpress. Videogamehistorian., n.d. Web. 12 Oct. 2016.
This image shows two members of the Tech Model Railroad Club at MIT playing spacewar, A video game they hacked their campuses PDP-1 computer to get working.
Top IT Security Salaries. PNG. Checkmarx.com. Dice.com, n.d. Web. 16 Sept. 2016.
This image shows the salaries of those in the IT security field and is a huge example of how the industry is booming. Every career on this chart is making way above minimum wage and will continue growing as long as black hat hackers exist.
"Types of Hacker." Secpoint.com. Secpoint, n.d.. Web. 11 February 2016.
This article was written by sec point an organization who writes about cyber security. This article gives an overview of some common types of hackers. I can use this book to talk about the psychology behind some hacker types and talk about the common hacker types
"Web Browswer Usage Share." JPG. Dazeinfo.com. DazeInfo. n.d., Web. 25 Sep. 2016.
This image shows some of the common internet browsers and shows that open source browsers are some of the most popular showing that the hacker idea of open source has indeed affected parts of society..
"Wikileaks Clinton Emails logo." Wikileaks.org. Wikileaks., n.d. Web. 18 Oct. 2016.
This image depict Hillary siting at a laptop with thought bubbles off of her computer showing some of the albeit exaggerated contents of the emails involved in the email scandal that surfaced during the election.
"WorldWide Desktop Browser Usage Share". PNG. Staticworld.net. StatCounter, n.d. Web. 25 Aug. 2016
This is another image that shows some of the common internet browsers and shows that open source browsers are some of the most popular showing that the hacker idea of open source has indeed affected parts of society.
Zeolla, Jonathan. Personal Interview. 21 March 2016.
Jonathan Zeolla is a certified ethical hacker and Pen tester. He founded Steel City InfoSec which is registered at Deacon a hacker convention. He talked about all the foundation questions to some degree but his main contribution was helping distinguish
white hats and black hats as well as providing hacker history resources.
Appendix 1
The Hacker's Manifesto
By The Mentor (a.k.a. Loyd Blankenship
("The Hacker's Manifesto.")
Appendix 2
(Social Engineering Circle)
Appendix 3
(Impact vs. Creativity of a Hack
Appendix 4
(Hacking Has Become Ever American's Worst Nightmare)
Appendix 5
(WorldWide Desktop Browser Usage Share)
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Continuing with The French Escape theme, I'd like to welcome fellow author, Sue Fortin to the blog. Sue's French home isn't just for holidays, it provides her with her very own writing retreat. How heavenly is that?
Anyway, here she is to tell you all about it.
The Great French Escape
Our French escape started many years ago when we used to visit regularly on holiday, in the days of paper maps and bookings made by post or, if feeling particularly brave, over the phone. We visited many parts along the north coast of France but always felt connected to Brittany. Life in Brittany rolled along at a gentle pace, especially in the rural areas, reminding me of my childhood years spent in Cambridgeshire where farming life sustained the small local communities and whilst the UK might have moved on since the 70s and 80s, life in Morbihan (a department in Brittany) seemed to have paused – it offered a warm and nostalgic feel.
Fast forward several years and three children later, we were in the fortunate position to be able to realise our dream of buying our very own holiday home. Brittany was our natural choice, not just because of the nostalgic feel to it, but in practical terms, it was easily accessible from our home in West Sussex. We could be at the ferry port in twenty minutes, take the overnight crossing to St Malo and motor down to Morbihan in two to three hours.
Once we decided that our dream could be a reality we began our search for a home via the internet. Properties identified, viewing appointments made, my husband then had several trips over to France to look at the various houses. I didn't go with him as whisking three children back and forth to France wasn't practical. It was on one of those visits that he phoned and said that he'd found 'the one'. I had only seen it on the internet but I trusted his judgement and enthusiasm and said that if he liked it then I was sure I would too. The same afternoon he was in the estate agent's office signing the paperwork. I finally got to see our new home three months later when we went to the notaire to complete the purchase. I'm pleased to say that I was delighted – my husband made a great choice!
Over the years we've gradually renovated it – when I say 'we' I actually mean my husband. As he's in the construction industry it was something of a busman's holiday for him but he assured me that he enjoyed every minute of it. Well, that's the official line anyway.
When our children were younger it was primarily a holiday home for us but as they're now grown up and tend to do their own thing, it's become something of a retreat for us both, together with our youngest daughter. We love going there for the simple and quiet life it affords us. As soon as we arrive, we can feel the stress and pressure of UK living just slip away.
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This is a top-quality tactical field knife, made with a great steel and attention to detail. I went with the green canvas and flat dark earth blade finish. Paired up with the coyote brown kydex sheath, this is a very earth-toned knife which would blend into any environment.
Spartan Harsey Difensa
In 1943, a battle was fought between the U.S. / Canadian First Special Service Force and German troops in Italy. Known as the Battle for Monte la Difensa, the courageous performance of U.S. and Canadian forces here was essential to the eventual Allied victory in Italy.
When the Canadian special forces commissioned Spartan Blades and master knifemaker William Harsey to produce a blade for them, we knew we wanted to create something special. Our goal was to craft a knife that would serve their special forces well in the years to come -- both in the northern woods of their homeland and on worldwide deployments alike. The result was the Spartan Harsey Difensa, named after the infamous and hard-fought victory achieved by cooperation between Canadian and U.S. forces.
The name speaks to this custom tactical knife's excellent all-around field and battlefield use. The spear point profile of this handcrafted knife is flat ground, with a tapered top edge that makes for excellent tip strength, penetration balance, and sheer cutting ability.
The full tang and handle of the Spartan Harsey Difensa allow for a neutral balance in the user's hand. Combined with the textured, ergonomic canvas Micarta handle -- modified from our Model II with no rear jimping -- this custom combat knife offers the wielder a comfortable, confident grip whether wet or dry.
Knife Name: Spartan Harsey Difensa
Designer: William Harsey
Overall Length: 11 5/8"
Blade Length: 6 1/4"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Steel: CPM S35VN
Blade Hardness: 59-60 HRC
Blade Style: Spear Point - Flat ground main bevel with tapered top edge.
Coating: SpartaCoat - PVD - Tungsten DLC (Black) or ZrN (Flat Dark Earth)
Handle Material: 3D Contoured CE Canvas Micarta® Black or Green
Weight: 0.710 LBS


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High-profile ethicist Dr. Margaret Somerville will be the guest speaker at the Christian Advocacy Society's 25th annual Celebration Dinner at Bethany Baptist Church this Saturday (November 21). Karen Stiller of Faith Today magazine interviewed her earlier this year. Following is her introduction and a portion of the interview:
If you tend toward the "conservative" side of life – as labelled by others, probably – you likely know how rare it is to open a newspaper and see your viewpoint on issues such as religious freedom and euthanasia reasoned out by a high-profile columnist.
Margaret Somerville does just that. She is not without controversy. The Australian-born professor with positions in both the faculties of law and medicine at McGill University in Montreal cannot be easily categorized, to the chagrin of many.
Her views often align with a Christian ethical way of looking at the world, yet she does not place herself easily in that camp. She writes widely on issues Christians tend to care about, almost inevitably providing a counterargument to the spirit of the day.
In our cover story we interviewed Somerville about her views on a current hot topic, euthanasia, but also how she sees herself fitting into Canada's cantankerous public square.
Faith Today: With euthanasia specifically, it seems we can't assume a person of faith will necessarily be against it.
Margaret Somerville: We have in ethics what we call the ethical yuck factor – when we first hear about something, we have an unconscious way of reacting to whether or not something is ethical. When you walk up to somebody and say, "Do you think doctors should be able to kill their patients?" It's a moral intuition, an emotional reaction that warns us there is something wrong.
But if you do surveys and you don't use the word euthanasia or killing, and you make it a nice thing someone in a white coat will do, and you call it kindness and mercy, and you call the alternative cruelty, then it sounds okay. You've coated all those original moral intuitions and emotions that tell you this is wrong.
There is a lot of wariness of ever using the Nazis as an example, but it is a relevant question of how those Nazi doctors could do what they did. You can sugarcoat evil. You can get used to it. As familiarity increases, the ethical warning signs decrease.
FT: You hear the argument for euthanasia that we are kinder to our dogs when they are suffering. That seems to sum up some kind of the acceptance out there toward euthanasia to humans who are suffering.
MS: Whether you believe in human exceptionalism matters – that humans are different in kind from other animals – or are we just different in degree?
I believe that not seeing humans as special in some ways is currently the world's most dangerous idea. If you'd do it to your dog, you'd do it to your mother. I think this is the single, biggest values-ethical-moral-philosophical decision of the 21st century, if we legalize euthanasia.
I can't believe the Supreme Court has done this. I was asked to help draft legislation, only by people who are concerned about it, not by the government. I wrote a letter to [Justice Minister] Peter MacKay and said you can't go with this. I thought he should use the notwithstanding clause.
It is a momentous decision. It's a seismic shift in our most important foundational values, the respect for life.
FT: What would you want to see happen with the legislation around euthanasia that is being developed?
MS: Will we bring in legislation that is very restrictive? I wish we weren't having this discussion at all. Even recognizing it's okay to kill your patient is terrible.
But if we're going to have it, and this is the reality now, I think that we have to be very clear where it could apply. It should only apply in the most rare and narrow of circumstances. It has to have all kinds of procedural safeguards, like you can never give an injection without the express individual permission of a court.
If you go back to the Rodriguez case [Rodriguez v. British Columbia, 1993], chief justice Beverley McLachlin was in the minority. She said we safeguard this by requiring judicial regulation. We can quote her as saying this is what we need.
If you were to lock someone up in a psychiatric institution for a few hours, you'd have to get court authorization. All of those things say when it is a very, very serious decision, you can't just make it for yourself. That would be one of the things I would require.
You have to be able to offer people totally adequate palliative care that includes full pain management. It's a disgrace in all our Western democracy that we don't do that. I've been heavily involved in advocating that it is a breach of fundamental human rights for a health care professional to leave someone in serious pain.
FT: Do you believe if we had better palliative care, the demand for euthanasia would not be as strong?
MS: It would decrease in practice when people get good palliative care. A very large percentage decide they don't want euthanasia – research tells us this. Not all, but most.
The other thing is that legally you can't get informed consent to assisted suicide or euthanasia unless you have offered a person alternatives. You have to have good palliative care in order to obtain informed consent.
The end-of-life so-called care act in Quebec [Bill 52] says you do not have to have palliative care, and the Canadian Medical Association in the brief they put into the Supreme Court expressly said it was not a condition that you have palliative care to have access to physician-assisted death. That is shocking.
I try not to be cynical. I call cynicism secular society's major moral shortcoming.
FT: Thank you, Margaret.
For the full interview go here.
On October 29, more than 30 Christian denominations together with more than 20 Jewish and Muslim leaders from across Canada endorsed the Declaration on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide.


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The weekly message from Deep Water Church in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Episode 1 of 5: One of the most exciting parts of Christmas is the anticipation leading up to it. Imagine the anticipation Mary, a virgin, felt when an angel told her she was going to have a baby, and that baby would be God's Son, who reigns over all.
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As an IT recruitment agency we are often asked what makes a successful IT recruitment consultant. While there is some variation depending on market sub-sector (software development, data, cyber security etc.) there are several key characteristics and traits which are common across the board.
When using an external IT recruitment consultant different employers may want to engage with them in different ways – from simply a source of CVs to a full advisory role. But regardless of the employers preferred working relationship, a good IT recruitment consultant should earn their fee by adding value and expertise throughout the hiring process.
Ultimately, they need to deliver top technical talent. But that's a given. This is what else you should expect from a good IT recruitment consultant:
Willingness to spend time taking your brief
It takes time to fully understand an employer's requirements and the nature of the role they are seeking to fill. A 10 minute phone call is not enough to get across the complexity of most IT jobs. A good IT recruitment consultant should spend at least half an hour building an understanding of what you are looking for and figuring out how they will sell your company to candidates.
This goes both ways. As an employer it's your responsibility to paint a detailed picture of the role for the recruitment consultant. How can they be expected to return suitable candidates if they don't know what they are looking for? There are many great IT recruitment consultants out there, but none of them are mind readers.
They know their market inside out
The intricacies of fields such as cyber security, big data, and software development cannot be absorbed by a cursory glance at a few job descriptions. For positions that require specific skills and knowledge, life is easier when you work with a recruitment consultant that speaks your language. Regular agency consultants might not have the first clue about the factors separating an average software developer from a truly great one. As a result, their clients often end up swamped in unqualified or unsuitable CV's.
But with years of industry experience, specialist IT recruitment consultants can look at a candidate's CV and intuitively determine whether they are a good fit for the company's needs. This is of huge benefit to candidates and clients alike. Their time isn't wasted by consistently poor employer/employee matching. Obviously no recruitment consultant is going to openly admit their lack of market knowledge. But if they are asking odd questions (or no questions at all) this is an indicator that they don't know what they are doing.
Emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is vital to enable a recruitment consultant to do a good job assessing and influencing candidates on your behalf. Fundamentally recruitment is about people. And people have complicated and nuanced lives. This means tricky problems often arise during hiring processes. Recruitment consultants need to be able to weigh up these scenarios and respond in an appropriate way. If your IT recruitment consultant doesn't seem to be 'on the ball' and comprehend the subtler aspects of what you are discussing with them, they may struggle to navigate problems that crop up during the hiring process.
Same day return of calls and emails
Occasionally this can't happen for a good reason. But if your recruitment consultant is consistently unresponsive you should probably reconsider working with them. However, you should also ask yourself: is this them or me? If you seem to one of the last things on your suppliers priority list, is there a reason why that might be?
Direct and honest communication
In order to really delve into the role your recruitment consultant should not be afraid of asking difficult questions. If there are aspects of the company, salary, job, or candidate spec that are a concern they should tell you tactfully. If your recruitment consultant never offers thoughts or input on the specifics of the role, it calls into question their understanding of the IT job market.
Professional Manner
Your IT recruitment consultant is essentially an extension of your employer brand and company. So when working roles (particularly senior roles) it is important they represent you in a professional way whether that be through their spoken or written communication, appearance, or integrity.
Attention to detail
Everyone makes typos now and again. But if email correspondence from your recruitment consultant is consistently littered with spelling mistakes or inaccurate information, how can you be sure they'll get the time and address right when confirming an interview? Or when relaying the details of the job offer to the candidates. Furthermore, following on from the above point, it comes across to candidates as highly unprofessional.
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When one has a yearning to shake the dust of the present territory from his feet and looks over the transportation ads in the daily press he runs across many.
Transportation advertising, the newspaper end of it anyway, is about the poorest advertising done. It is not that the railroads lack money to advertise or that they lack the brains to conceive advertising. What is needed is somebody to take the initiative and instead of giving the local newspaper a fifth of a column of dry technical information (which is generally paid in passes) fill up a column or two with well written, descriptive matter regarding the territories traversed, when trains leave and arrive, the dining car service, the restaurant features, the sleeping car arrangements, the staunch roadbed, the high class rolling stock and the many other points of interest that any advertising man could swing in type talk.
You say we have all this in booklet and pamphlet form, beautifully written and most exquisitely illustrated?
Which is true. The transportation lines of this country spend hundreds of thousands of dollars every year in this book-let and pamplet work but the great question is:"Who reads it all?"
Were this immense sum directed into larger and better newspaper ads the results would be greater.
One summer I went to the City of Mexico. I was undecided whether to go by way of Washington and New Orleans, St. Louis and San Antonio, Chicago, Kansas City and El Paso or any of the several routes a man can take from New York. The railroad ads in the New York dailies appeared to be very uninteresting and decidedly unsatisfactory. The Pennsylvania Railroad trains for Washington left New York very frequently; but when they arrived in Washington and with what train, if any, they connected was a mystery. The Royal Blue Line trains left at various hours but the advertising omitted to state when they would arrive in Baltimore and Washington. The trains of the New York Central, West Shore and other lines left New York at certain hours but when the traveler arrived in Chicago, St. Louis or Kansas City was something the advertising could throw no light upon whatever.
"Why don't you get some of their;time-tables, pamphlets and booklets?" asked my friend.
I did.
After making selections from most liberal stacks I found I had a load of literature embracing time-tables, pamphlets, leaflets and booklets without number and my friend and I sat down to study the coolest and quickest route between New York and the City of Mexico.
A remembrance of that effort is a phantasy of yellow, blue, pink, black and colors of many hues and shades depicting Mexican sombreros and zarepas against a background of mountain or desert, burros under mineral loads, trains speeding across plains, emerging from tunnels or crossing great bridges and interior as well as exterior views of "limited expresses "an artistic showing in myriad effects that must have taxed an army of artists. As for the text there were miles of itall beautifully written-descriptive, incidential, confidential, symphathetic, optimistic and pessimistic.
The task to study was too much!
No human being could read more than one twentieth of it and even that was a great physical and mental effort.
The next day I still had the same confused idea as to how I should go, so I cut the problem short by taking a Pennsylvania R. R. train to Washington and there, after a consultation with a very pleasant passenger clerk, bought a through ticket by way of New Orleans, San Antonio and Eagle Pass. Take the above ease as an illustration.
Would it not be better for each railroad to have a column or so in the New York dailies, as fresh, newsy and interesting as any department store advertising? Could not the cost of this be made up from the saving in other forms of advertising? If a man wanted to travel over a certain railroad would not that railroad's full column give him all the information needful? If he wished to go somewhere and was puzzled as to which line to select, would not' the several column ads of the several railroads help him? Is there not too much attention given to pamphlet advertising on the part of railroads and steamships and too little to newspaper advertising?
Steamship advertising is so closely allied to railroad advertising that an article covering one also covers the other.


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With plenty to see and do, this semi-detached barn conversion is just superb for families, couples or friends.
Ground Floor: The property is all on the ground floor, has underfloor air source heating and comprises:Open plan living space.Lounge area: Large with vaulted beamed ceiling, tiled floor, 40" Freeview TV and DVD player.Dining area: Spacious with vaulted beamed ceiling and tiled floor.Kitchen area: Spacious with vaulted beamed ceiling, tiled floor, electric oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer.Bedroom 1: With king size bed.Bedroom 2: With twin beds.Shower room: With walk-in shower, shower seat and WC.
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Small courtyard garden with patio and garden furniture. Shared 232-acre natural grounds (access by arrangement with the owner). Bike store. Private parking for two cars. Wheelchair access. Please note: There is a fenced pond in the grounds.
More than 200 years old, this semi-detached barn conversion retains many original features and has been sympathetically and lovingly restored. Set in the grounds of the owners' working farm, it is surrounded by 232 acres of natural, unspoilt farmland with views across to Roseberry Topping and the Cleveland Hill. The area is a walkers delight, with bridle paths and cycle tracks starting from the doorstep. This is a perfect location from which to explore the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the Heritage Coast of Yorkshire. Great Ayton is just one and a half miles away, centred on the banks of the River Leven, it is a wonderful place for picnics and feeding the ducks, and the streets are lined with tea rooms and fascinating shops. Captain James Cook was born here and a visit to the museum is a must. Pop into the famous Suggits Ice Cream Shop and take a stroll along the river, or drive over the heather clad moors and visit The Moors National Park Centre and quaint little villages tucked away in the valleys.The market town of Guisborough hosts two weekly markets and is home to the Ancient Priory Ruins, where the remains are regarded amongst the finest surviving examples of early Gothic architecture in England. The pretty Georgian town of Stokesley has a monthly farmers market and an agricultural show in September. Golfers can enjoy a driving range or a round of golf on the 9 hole course, or for the whole family there's crazy golf, foot golf and The Pinchinthorpe Walkway Centre, a brilliant place for both children and adults.Further afield you can discover Castleton, Rosedale, known for its Abbey, Lealhome, with its picnic areas along the river and Goathland, where the TV series 'Heartbeat' was filmed. Aboard the steam train and take a memorable journey through the glorious Esk Valley. Saltburn-by-the-Sea is a traditional Victorian seaside resort with sandy beaches and quaint shops. Further along the coast there are the fishing villages of Staithes and Runswick Bay, then a little further again are Sandsend and the Ancient Sea Port of Whitby, all of which are within easy driving distance.The Stable (CC231132) and The Byre (CC231133) can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.
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