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On this page: Information about Coate Water, including park facilities, directions, pitch and putt, and angling.
Coate Water Country Park has a 56-acre reservoir built in the 1820s as a headwater tank for the Wiltshire and Berkshire Canal. In the 1970s a smaller lake was created as a flood storage lagoon, which was made Wiltshire's first Local Nature Reserve (LNR) in 1976. Most of the site and all the water have been declared a Site of Specific Scientific Interest (SSSI) in order to protect the wildlife and wildflower meadows.
Coate Water Ranger Centre and Information Point is found in the Coate Water car park (please see map below - How to find Coate Water ). It was originally built in the 1820's and was used as accommodation for the water bailiff.
To contact the Ranger Centre and Information Point please call 01793 490150
This facility has to be booked in advance. To make a booking please call 01793 522837. The cost of using the pitch is £38.00
If you bring your own barbeque, the fee is £10.30
The free interactive splash park for children, with water-spitting dragons and flowers is open every day from May-September. The site has been designed for children up to the age of 12 but there is no formal age restriction. Visitors are asked not to take in any glass into the area.
Here is a quiet haven for wildlife. Deer and foxes can regularly be seen in the wildflower meadows. A large heronry has become established which can be viewed from the bird hides. Permits are available in advance from the Activity Centre.
There are several walks in and around the park, many of which are level and surfaced - making them suitable for wheelchair users. The most popular route is around the lake. This is 1.75 miles (2.8km) long and takes about 45 minutes at a gentle pace. For longer walks out of the park there are routes to Hodson, Chiseldon and Barbury Castle.
In the wetter areas of the woodland you will find willow and ash with oak and birch on drier ground. These large mature trees provide an attractive backdrop to the lake and a home to many woodland birds.
This is a valuable nesting site for waterfowl, reed bunting and warblers in the spring and summer. The lakes also provide an important habitat for dragonflies and damselflies, along with a wide range of fish such as carp, bream and pike.
Coate Water Country Park is situated on the south-east side of Swindon.
Map of Coate Water Country Park
From the M4 Junction 15, take the first slip road, and turn first left onto the A4257 (follow the signposts to Swindon town centre). You will pass the Great Western Hospital on your left. As you come to the roundabout with The Sun Inn on your left you will see the entrance to Coate Water. It is the first left exit off this roundabout.
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Pro-Outtara soldiers patrolling after over 3,000 killed and over a million displaced by post-election violence. [Reuters]
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been requested by Alassane Ouattara, the president of Ivory Coast, to investigate the post-presidential election violence that rocked the African nation in recent months.
The investigation could expose widespread abuses by both groups involved in the conflict, which saw at least 3,000 people killed and more than a million displaced after Laurent Gbagbo, who lost to Ouattara, refused to cede power.
In a letter to the ICC, Ouattara said "it appears that the Ivorian justice system, at the moment, is not best placed to consider the most serious crimes committed over the recent months, and that any attempts to bring to justice those who are most responsible would risk running into all kinds of difficulties".
The request focused on abuses reported since the disputed election was held on November 28.
'Gbagbo crimes'
According to an Ivorian justice ministry official, separate investigations into Gbagbo's alleged complicity in other crimes will continue.
"The fact that President Ouattara is asking the International Criminal Court to probe these crimes does not block the national justice system from doing its own investigations," he said, on condition of anonymity. "There will be investigations in Ivory Coast on, for example, economic crimes," he added.
While the ICC has not publicly responded to the request, an investigation would likely focus on reported violations by Gbagbo's side as he struggled to retain power, and also on alleged excesses committed by forces loyal to Ouattara.
Gbagbo fighters have been accused by human rights groups of using heavy weapons against civilians. Ouattara forces also face allegations of widespread atrocities during their march from their northern stronghold to Abidjan, the capital city where Gbagbo lived in a fortified bunker.
The former president was captured on April 11 after heavy fighting.
Ivory Coast's election, which occurred after a half-decade delay, was meant to heal the wounds of the country's 2002-2003 civil war, but wounds were instead re-opened.
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Mr. Craig R. BarrettMarch 14, 2002
I appreciate the opportunity to discuss the IT industry's work to create effective tools to protect copyrighted digital content. In sum, my message is this: we care about piracy, we are providing solutions to solvable problems, and those solutions come best through a voluntary, consensual process - not regulatory mandates. Some in the content community have suggested that the IT industry does not care about reducing piracy of copyrighted works, that we actually promote piracy to grow our industry. Nothing could be further from the truth. We place the highest value on protecting intellectual property, and have worked in countless forums over decades to support and defend IP rights. We know that without adequate protection, content owners will not make their content available over digital networks. Piracy for the high-tech industry means losses of about 12 billion dollars a year; for the content owners, it is about 3.5 billion a year. It is a plague for all of us. That is why our industry has spent hundreds of millions of dollars of our own money, and has devoted the time of hundreds of engineers, to developing solutions. Good progress has been made This work - carried out in close cooperation with Hollywood studios and consumer electronics companies - has now extended over six years. It has resulted in new technologies for the protection of content made available through DVD's, pre-recorded audio media, and "secure network" systems such as cable and satellite. We are moving forward with specifications for protecting over-the-air digital television broadcasts, which we expect to be finalized around the end of this month. These new tools, when used properly, protect content "at the source" -- when it is created -- and prevent piracy in any environment, including the Internet. Content is simply not passed on to devices that don't honor the rules. These technologies are available and in use today to protect content delivered to home networks. In addition, we are now jointly studying watermark technologies that may help with the so-called "analog hole", which can be generally understood as analog outputs on consumer electronic devices. Content ported through these outputs could be reconverted to unprotected digital format. Watermarks may provide a means to ensure that protection rules survive as content transitions to analog outputs. I want to emphasize that, during these six years of work, there has not been a single protection issue put forward by the content community that we have not responded to with solutions. And those solutions are successful: many of our partners in this work - such as AOL Time/Warner, who I am pleased to appear with today - are moving forward to take advantage of these new protection technologies to bring protected digital products to market. AOL-Time/Warner and Intel are in agreement that where there are identifiable, effective solutions to specific problems that would require limited government action to implement - as in the case of digital television broadcasting - then limited directives have a useful and productive role to play. As Dick has stated, we are developing a joint statement of principles on these points. But consensus here is the key. Peer to peer: IT cannot police the Internet As I have said, the solutions we have developed thus far work when the content is protected from the source. However, when we look at the explosive growth of peer-to-peer networks, combined with the ready availability of unprotected content, we are faced with a wholly different problem. Completely stopping the piracy of unprotected content - whether it consists of older creative works that have already been uploaded to computers, movies recorded off a theater screen with a camcorder, or copies of new films stolen from studios by employees - is beyond the reach of what known technologies can do. No single solution - technical, legal, legislative, or business - exists to fully address this form of piracy. Some content providers suggest that all digital devices could continuously examine all data downloaded from the Internet and analyze it to sort out copyrighted from un-copyrighted material. We don't think this would work. First, once unprotected content is digitized, absent a watermark that can carry embedded usage rules (which must be attached to the source file), your home movies look no different to a computer than a Hollywood film would. Thus, this approach would require either forbidding access to unprotected content by the PC - including home movies - unless you submit your home movies for review and certification; or, it would require the creation of an online database of copyrighted works against which suspect content could be compared. This would be analogous to the creation of a worldwide fingerprint database, only orders of magnitude more difficult. Beyond these considerations, there are serious consumer privacy concerns about any technology that would "look" at everything you send or receive over the Internet or require review and approval for home movies and other personal content. Our company suffered a substantial consumer backlash from a much more benign technology, the processor serial number, because of the possibility of consumers being tracked through that identifier. Here we are talking about actually screening transmitted content without consent, which in other contexts we would consider a gross invasion of privacy. I mention these difficulties not as a justification for piracy, but simply to illustrate the complexity of the problem. Solving it will require hard work from all relevant industry sectors. Broad government mandates are not a solution Nevertheless, there are content providers who urge upon us a pervasive system of government regulation to implement these ideas, and advocate the development of an "open", mandatory standard that would implement this Internet surveillance. It is suggested that this surveillance could be accomplished with an "eighty cent chip". This is pie-in-the-sky, back-of-the-envelope cost estimating that has no relation to the realities of our industry. There are at least three fundamental issues, which are ignored in this scenario. First, as I have said, there is no known technical solution to the peer-to-peer piracy of unprotected content, and thus direct costs of any future solutions cannot be estimated. Second, broad regulatory mandates would place all of the monetary, product performance costs, and loss of consumer goodwill on the shoulders of the IT industry. In the end, regulatory mandates for an unspecified technology of unknown cost amounts to a compulsory license imposed upon the IT industry. Third, and most important, there are the hidden costs of slower innovation, diversion of investment capital, and lost ground in the global race for technological leadership that would follow from the insertion of a bureaucratic process into our product design work. These are costs that we cannot afford to pay. The DMCA: balancing copyrights, innovation, and consumer expectations In short, our message is that the marketplace has largely worked, in precisely the manner envisioned by the DMCA. The DMCA generally rejected mandates in favor of consensual standards. It also granted powerful new enforcement tools to content owners to give strength to the technical solutions arrived at in inter-industry efforts. Having been given this direction by Congress, we in the IT industry have come through with effective content protection tools that are available today, at reasonable cost - certainly for new digital media products. In all of this, however, we cannot lose sight of the consumer. Pursuit of maximum control is not the highest value; there are other values at stake, most importantly consumers' expectations for lawfully using both technology and content for personal use. The challenge is to permit the consumer flexibility and portability in his or her home and personal environment, yet prevent unlawful reproduction and redistribution. Balance is the key, but finding that balance can at times be difficult. 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The following programs are part of this group: Academic Support Center (ASC), College Restoration Program (CRP), Disability Services Office (DSO), Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP), First Year Enrichment (FYE), and TRiO Student Support Services.
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People who receive high doses of radiation could have a greater risk of developing cancer later in life, depending on the radiation exposure.
- People who receive high doses of radiation could have a greater risk of developing cancer later in life, depending on the radiation exposure.
- Health officials will monitor people affected by radiation emergencies for long-term health effects, including cancer.
- Follow instructions from emergency officials to limit your radiation exposure.
- For people who receive low doses of radiation, the risk of cancer from radiation exposure is so small that it cannot be separated from exposure to chemicals, genetics, smoking, or diet.
- Cancer caused by radiation is not distinguishable from cancer caused by smoking or any other risk factor.
Prenatal Radiation Exposure
- It is especially important that pregnant women follow instructions from emergency officials and seek medical attention as soon as emergency officials say it is safe to do so after a radiation emergency.
- A developing fetus is highly susceptible to health effects from radiation exposure because of the rapid rate of cell division.
- Prenatal radiation exposure occurs when the mother's abdomen is exposed to radiation from outside her body.
- A pregnant woman who accidentally swallows or breathes in radioactive materials may absorb them into her bloodstream. From the mother's blood, radioactive materials may pass through the umbilical cord to the fetus or concentrate in areas of the mother's body near the womb (such as the urinary bladder) and expose the fetus to radiation.
- The possibility of severe health effects depends on the gestational age of the fetus at the time of exposure and the amount of radiation it is exposed to.
- Fetuses are particularly sensitive to radiation during their early development, between weeks 2 and 18 of pregnancy.
- The health effects to the fetus can be severe, even at radiation doses too low to make the mother sick.
- These can include stunted growth, deformities, abnormal brain function, or cancer that may develop sometime later in life.
- Women have an increased risk of fetal miscarriage. Fetuses are less sensitive to radiation during later stages of pregnancy (after 18 weeks).
- Since the fetus is shielded by the mother's abdomen, it is partially protected in the womb from radioactive sources outside the mother's body. This means that the radiation dose to the fetus is lower than the dose to the mother for most radiation exposure events.
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News services are distributing humor without intention of late as our nation's voters become aware of how silly politics is at all levels. Economists, political educators, and many leading columnists are starting to enjoy the humor of politics as they report the risks USAmericans face in accepting the commentary of the various incumbents and candidates that ignore our global economy, community and humanity. Humor spread rapidly this afternoon as Rick Perry, Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann have become broadly identified as the Three Stooges of ignorant, isolated politics. "They only open their mouths to change feet," noted one very conservative editor, "as they demonstrate how little they know about democracy and capitalism and virtually every other economic subject."
We might have our version of the Three Stooges as CCC supervisors and certainly we all are laughing at the Embarcadero Freeway Memorial being built in downtown Danville across the face of SRVHS, but we need to face such humor will wear thin as ignorant, authoritarian politics becomes less and less funny to our nation's voters.
Let us hope that we are not equally ignorant in our 2012 voting.
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Tom Hardy will star as Elton John in the upcoming biopic Rocketman, Deadline reports.
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Walter Lowe, M.D., is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon with a subspeciality in sports medicine. Lowe studied under the legendary baseball doctor Frank Jobe, M.D., who pioneered a procedure to repair injured pitching arms called "Tommy John Surgery." Dr. Lowe specializes in the care of injured knees, shoulders or elbows. He is a member of the National Football League Physicians Society and the Association of Professional Team Physicians.
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'The Raspberry Reich' is an art/porn film that, like all my films, uses pornography as a starting point to examine sexual politics and homosexual radicalism. (For me, working in pornography is like a genre exercise.) 'The Raspberry Reich' concerns an all-male gang that does not strictly identify itself as homosexual but whose members nonetheless are sexually active with each other … [It] examines identity politics, emphasizing that homosexual identity is fluid and can be separated from a strict gay politic. In 'The Raspberry Reich', Gudrun initiates the sexual dynamic between the heterosexual males who idolize her; she recognizes the innate radical potential of homosexual expression and attempts to manipulate it towards her revolutionary ends. The fact that she is constantly quoting Reich and Marcuse is no coincidence: the [Red Army Faction] and other radical movements of the seventies believed in the sexually revolutionary ideals of these post-Freudian thinkers, and fought against all forms of sexual repression and the constraints of gender. (One of Gudrun's favourite slogans is 'Heterosexuality is the Opiate of the Masses!') It is essential that my film engage these notions with sexually explicit content, for in this way it mirrors all the sexual ambivalence and ambiguities of the radical movements that emerged in the sixties.


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I am just about to finish a full year of breastfeeding my second kid. I did it with my first kid and, honestly, it was maybe the most difficult thing I have ever done. Not that completing a Masters Degree or learning to stick back-handsprings on the balance beam weren't challenging, it's just that the logistics of producing and administering breast milk successfully for a year is, well, it's even more difficult. Here is how I did it: I will whip out the boob anywhere.
The fact is that baby and the world simply will not bend to meet any sort of privacy requirements. And, especially now with two kids, there's too much going on at all times to fuss with blankets and cover-ups. If, as is likely to happen during the heat of summer, I forget to pack a blanket or to adhere to my double shirt strategy (top shirt goes up, tank top goes down, voila, fancy nursing top!), I will not be deterred. I am singularly focused on nursing a delicate supply of best-option nutrients. I am so Jobs-like determined to be there for her in this way, because I know I will fail her in so many others.
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Sure, a month after weaning my first I couldn't even imagine being so cavalier about baring my breast in public, but in the middle of it all, I've rarely given a second thought as to whoever might be watching, until I saw this headline: New Mother Horrified After Breastfeeding Video Spliced Into Porn and Distributed Online.
Somewhere in the worst-case-scenario corner of my mommy brain, I knew it was only a matter of time until a story like this came out. In case you haven't read about it already, Meredith Corporation, who publishes our competitor Parents, is under fire because they shot a breastfeeding video that ended up being spliced into a porn film. The woman, whose name was used in the XXX film, is suing. Meredith contends that she signed a release which holds Meredith harmless from any third party use of the video, but has gone to great lengths to try to get the video removed.
Apparently, some poor misguided amateur filmmaker thinks there's something sexual about breastfeeding. I can say pretty confidently that, with rare exceptions (and apologies, husbands!), a mother's feeling is that those beautifully engorged lactating breasts are for nobody but baby. But this moron had no regard for that and tried to sully one of the most earnest acts on earth, to say nothing of the boundless wrongness of associating a baby with porn. That's like wearing neon to a funeral or hiking in high heels. Or…putting Muhammad in a comic strip.
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The truth is, in today's modern world, the second you make something sacred, there's someone out there to exploit it, a reality multiplied exponentially by the Internet. But the true beauty of it isn't that liberated society allows for exploitation, but that it allows for a multitude of platforms for countering, broadcasting, answering. That along with there being the means for this idiot to use MaryAnn Sahoury's image to make and distribute a porn, similar means exist to promote other views and voices. Views and voices like our competitor Parents, who made the original video in support of breastfeeding moms, and voices like ours, at Parenting, and the multitude of moms and dads in our joint communities who actively support and encourage each other to brave the adventure of raising children with knowledge and strength and love.
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Alabama vs LSU
It has been documented just how big of a underdog the Tigers are in this game although they have home field advantage. They do have some crazy fans!
But will that be enough? Alabama's defense is unreal but what really goes unnoticed is how well the Tide's offense is playing.
AJ McCarron is 10-0 on the road and the kid is smart and never throws an interception. The Tide's defense is going to pressure LSU all night long and after the Tigers get over the emotional burst this will be an ugly game.
Zach Mettenberger is you ng and has yet to impress. Although I would love to see LSU pull off the upset I just don't see it happening.
The Crimson Tide are 13-4 ATS in their last 17 games following a SU win of more than 20 points and 6-1 ATS in their last 7 conference games.
Ohio State's Braxton Miller averages 121.4 rushing yards per game, well ahead of Heisman favorite Collin Klein of Kansas State (79.3)
- UNLV has its homecoming this week. The Rebs stink, yes, but they're 3-0-1 against the spread in their last four games and they're actually 4-point faves to New Mexico. UNLV has been a favorite against an FBS opponent only three times over the past three seasons and all three times its been against New Mexico.
Rice ranks fourth in rushing offense in C-USA with 183.6 yards a game. Tulane ranks 11th in rush defense, allowing 247.5 yards per game. Tulane hasn't won a homecoming game since 2006 and is getting 5.5 points against Rice at home.
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