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Early Childhood Education
Young children can learn more and faster than anyone knew, certainly faster than the parents and teachers of just twenty years ago knew. Does this mean that schools should teach more, earlier? Some say we should. Preschoolers and kindergarten children are held to higher academic expectations than ever before in history. Five-year olds in most Oregon schools are required to have an hour and a half of literacy instruction every day, leaving scant time for science, art, math, stories, music or simple playfulness. This intense focus on academics coupled with high anxiety about education creates incredible pressures — on children and their teachers.
But is clamping down on early learning in a one-size-expectation-fits-all way really the way to go? I don't think so. Instruction that works with older children is not so effective with young children. Preschoolers and kindergarteners are not simply little, less informed adults who learn in the same ways you and I do. You know this as parents — very young children have particular ways of learning. As teachers, we know this too — from developmental psychologists, pediatricians, brain researchers, and of course, from our own experience.
For this reason, teaching and learning in the Beehive looks unlike it does for any other age group, and academics are one part of early schooling, not the centerpiece. Unlike colleagues in other schools, we are lucky to have professional latitude to support each child to be a curious, creative, self-directed learner who uses his or her mind well. Here, children's days are not defined by goals dictated by distant experts, textbook publishers or curriculum directors who may or may not understand young learners. Teaching and learning in the Beehive is informed by research, national standards, many years of classroom experience, and what we know of your children — what they are curious about, love to do, or are especially good at.
Our approach works. Honeybees and Eagles come happily to school, always a good sign. By the end of kindergarten, most have beginning academics in place, developed in classrooms customized for young learners. I think of it as "riding the horse in the direction it wants to go," designing curriculum that fits children, not the other way around.
Many over-estimate the importance of early academics. In the end, we know every child here will learn to read, write, and compute. Four- and five-year-olds have so many big, important things to learn. We want academics, of course — and so much more for your children.
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1/4 teaspoon salt
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jordie says
Just like Facebook, would make things so much easier and nicer =) Doesn't have to replicate the Facebook UI like I have here, but something similar might be good. Sorry for the crappy imagery:
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Yeah, that would be good. Users often talk about that feature in the foruns.. Check out this greasemonkey script: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/141953
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Each year, the Boyer family sets up a major Halloween display in their front yard.
"We have fun doing it, we definitely have fun," says Mike Boyer.
Mike Boyer, his wife and 5 kids have been dressing their house up for Halloween for the past 10 years. It's a family tradition that began as a way to give candy seekers a unique and spooky experience.
"It's fun to see their reactions when they see everything," says Melanie Boyer. "
"And just counting how many people come and it progressing over the years," says Sydney Boyer. "It's cool to see how it all comes along."
The family starts planning weeks in advance to carefully construct a maze which includes more than 17 inflatable characters and many other haunted surprises. The Boyer's say their neighbors don't mind this neighborhood attraction.
"They definitely get hit with all the trick-or-treaters that we get hit with because they're not going to miss the sides," says Mike Boyer.
According to the Boyer's, they will soon be setting up their extravagant Christmas display which they will light the day after Thanksgiving.
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The Welcoming of the Death of Me
Let those who have ears to hear, hear. And those who have the eyes to see, let them see. For this is the story of multitudes, and this, is the story of me. Open the depths inside your head, and may you understand what it is that's said. The deep calls unto the deep. Herein is but a mystery....
This is a land- a land of darkness I have been taken to, whose borders I am not sure of. I know it well and yet, I know it not, as it continually changes it's murky form. The hazy mountains become higher with each step I take to reach their cimmerian top. There seems no end to the road ahead. The darkness is great here and nothing is defined. Beasts of remembrance growl and grind their way into the earth. My soul feels the tearing from beneath their claws grinding deeper and deeper down. Where am I? What mystery has brought me here? Why am I so alone in my obscurity?
I whisper a simple prayer to whatever exists out there... away from this place. "Help me," I breath as I watch it, in hopeful desperation, float away carried in warm, grieving breath into the bitter chill of a dark eternity. Silently it falls to the ground with the weight of my broken heart. It does not rise, nor is it seen, but rather trampled upon by the blackness as it lies still on the frozen ground. The beasties come to bury it as a dog would a bone or a man a corpse. Before it can be heard, or found, it is hidden- forever lost- in the earth. Shall I give in? Will I give up? I don't know.
A yellow moon of "what could be" graces the tops of the barren trees. It is all I have to follow in a path that has no end. It shines but a little in the thick nocturnal blanket of darkness that engulfs me with a weight that no soul should bear. I struggle to lift one foot in front of the other. Will I die? Will this be my end? I do not know.
The moon has attracted evanescent creatures of light. Like fae they dance around me offering small gifts of hope. Their wings vibrate with music and I hunger for their warmth. But alas, I am not the only thing that hungers here. Soon they are food for the beasts. The grinding of their bodies between the teeth of that which is insatiable sounds like claps of thunder in the midst of the sea. Soon I am alone. Is there anyone out there? Can anyone hear me? Say something please. Tell me how I got here. Is it that I woke up? Or did I fall asleep?
I am lost in this world. This state of hopeless reality- the void of limbo. A prince to save me! Yes! I dreamt of him once under the barren trees of infinity. He rode upon a great lavender horse and carried a chalice of light. His eyes were kind and his body strong. He smiled and offered me the chalice and a promise to save me from the forest and love me forever. My nails were broken and my dirty fingers numb from foraging into the frozen earth to find the meaning of all this and my place among the stars. I took the chalice from his hand and it slipped from my frozen fingers. It vanished from the fall. Our eyes met for the last time and he simply turned and rode away. Why did he leave me? Am I like the hideous beasts of these woods? What have I done that this is my lot? I do not know.
I hear whipsers among the trees that he has found a princess sweet and perfect- more fitting than I. The wind carries the faint sound of their happiness through this valley. I can feel the ground rumble when they make love. Yet I dreamnt of him once-did I not? For but a moment, I was his.
Oh, that the days would pass and I could die right here! Oh, that the pain would cease and I would know it no more! In my anguish and utter despair, I lay down my life for the beasts to eat. Devour of me what you will. Take it all that I might be free.
The beasts walk out with glowing eyes that suck the light from the moon. They are silent, contemplating the taste of the flesh they are offered freely and I the ultimate pain before release. Their eyes draw together in anticipation. Razor sharp teeth like that of sharks appear-their breath foul like rotting meat. I wait for it, closing my eyes and letting go. And suddenly, without warning, they laugh!
They howl in victory and delight that they are the power of my suffering. With all that is in me, I scream,"You bastards! You son's of bitches! Fuck you!!!!" My voice is a million syllables strong, decibels reach the heights of gods and with one last curse from my breath, the light of the moon is blown out-forever gone. The beasts take leave of me in this forsaken place, forgotten by everyone, I am lost. I sit beneath the trees of infinity in this utter darkness. I feel the ground rumble. I have never been so alone or wished for the death of me.
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A 3-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital Sunday morning after family members found him floating in a pool near I-17 and Union Hills Road.
Phoenix firefighters say there were adults in the house at the time but they lost track of him.
The little boy is listed in very critical condition and is being treated in the ICU. Phoenix Fire Department say what happened was totally preventable.
"Actually I was in my bed and I saw the ambulance come. I heard a bang and...I got straight to my grandma and we looked outside there was, I can't even describe it, it was so sad," said Mariah Graziani, a neighbor.
Neighbors heard the commotion just after 10 a.m.
Police and paramedics responded to a call that a little boy was found unresponsive in the backyard pool.
"They walked out with the stretcher, there were people all around so you couldn't see anything," said Sandy Graziani, a neighbor.
"The family was all up, they had just had breakfast and they lost accountability of where the child was. When they found him, he's floating on top of the pool," said Capt. Jonathan Jacobs with Phoenix Fire Department.
Jacobs says the dad pulled the boy out and crews started life saving measures within minutes.
However, there was no pool fence or barriers.
"The more barriers that you have the more prevention, the better off that you are going to be when an incident like that occurs," said Jacobs.
"It's an open pool, basically there's no protection, there's nothing," said Huliscs Morales, a neighbor.
Those who know the family describe them as nice people but agree something should have been done to keep the little boy away from the water.
"We have a fence and a lock. That's really sad because there are a lot of kids around here," said Sandy Graziani.
Phoenix Fire Department say this isn't the first drowning call crews responded to this year. The first was in February, also a 3-year-old. It's yet another reason to remind parents, grandparents and caretakers to watch your kids around water anytime of year.
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David Ortiz, large human being and masher of baseballs, is poised to get a huge arbitration award. He might sit down in a room with a bunch of guys in suits whose job it is to explain how bad Ortiz was, and why he doesn't deserve as much money he thinks he does. Awkward.
If Ortiz goes before an arbitration panel, he might set the all-time record for a salary awarded by a panel, according to Maury Brown, who doesn't think that Ortiz and the Red Sox will go through arbitration. But according to Alex Speier, whatever Ortiz makes will have ramifications that could be felt throughout the season:
While GM Ben Cherington recently said that the team does not feel that the outcome of its arbitration cases would represent a "significant" swing in potential resources, the $3.85 million difference between the salary that Ortiz is requesting ($16.5 million) and the one that the team is offering ($12.65 million) could, in theory, represent the cost of acquiring a player like Matt Garza near the trade deadline.
Speier also opined that one of the problems for Ortiz is that he didn't have a great list of players against whom to compare, listing Adam Dunn, Gary Sheffield, Travis Hafner, and Victor Martinez as possible comps. Not a single one of those is especially good for various reasons. Hafner was younger when he was a prime DH, and inconsistent as he aged. Martinez was a catcher in addition to being a DH. Sheffield is probably the best baseball comp, based on what he was doing when he was Ortiz's age, but he wasn't a fan-favorite at any of his stops -- at least, nothing like Ortiz, who still sells jerseys like few others.
Ortiz made $12.5 million last year; the Red Sox' $12.65 million offer is risky. It's not even a cost-of-living increase. It was more like Brian Doyle-Murray signing Ortiz up for the Jelly-of-the-Month Club than an honest bonus. In millionaire terms, at least. And while Ortiz has made over $83 million in his career, he didn't receive his first eight-figure payday until he was 30. He's never been paid like Prince Fielder or Jayson Werth; even Mo Vaughn made more money as he wound down his career with the Mets. Ortiz has seen something close to 50 percent of true slugger's wages, probably because he's only responsible for playing 50 percent of the game. But his request isn't outlandish.
The deadline is Monday, and the odds are still pretty good that Ortiz and the Red Sox settle. The gap between the two sides is big, but I'd have to think that the Sox are a little worried about losing. I don't recall a player having a productive year like Ortiz did, going to arbitration, and the team offering little more than the previous year's salary. This isn't the usual arbitration case -- Ortiz was a free agent who accepted arbitration rather than a youngish player approaching free agency -- but the offer from the Red Sox seems risky. Thanks for the great season, sorry about that pitching at the end, and here's $150,000: Go buy yourself something nice.
This is probably a good time to remind you of two things:
1. The Twins didn't offer a 27-year-old Ortiz a contract when he was up for arbitration the first time after the 2002 season, deciding that his $1.25 million salary would be too much. Their DHs the following two seasons would be Matt LeCroy and Jose Offerman.
2. We're still talking about David Ortiz as one of the best DHs and sluggers in the game. Based on his body type and skill set, a lot of us probably figured he was done right about here. Two-plus years later, and he's still an important cog in the Red Sox machine. The renaissance was impressive.
Ortiz is likely close to signing -- there was even a tweet, since deleted, by a CSNNE reporter who says that Larry Lucchino confirmed an agreement on a radio interview -- so don't expect an arbitration war. But as someone who doesn't really care about the outcome either way, here's hoping that it goes to arbitration. Cases don't get more fascinating than this.


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At the company where I work, we have a user, "Jane," who thinks she can do no wrong. A problem is never her fault. She doesn't need to be trained or given any pointers. She knows it all and is quick to blame her lack of understanding on IT folks or IT problems.
For months she's badgered me as to why she can't get email from a particular person outside the company. If she sends an email to them, they reply. If they send a cold-call email, she doesn't get it.
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About a month ago, she said she was sick and tired of it and sent me a nasty note. I asked if she verified her email address with the sender. I asked if the sender got a bounce message. I asked if the sender had an IT contact we could call to troubleshoot. Of course, she didn't do any of it.
A couple of weeks ago, I repeated the same list when she complained again. She said, "Why is it always someone else's problem?" I just replied that our systems are fine, and if she would do any of the requested items, that's what I'd need to figure out what's going on. Again, I was ignored.
Just yesterday Jane sent me an email that she "solved" it.
The person outside the company had sent another cold-call email and had just so happened to copy another user inside our network. Jane didn't receive it, but her coworker mentioned it. Upon further review, it turned out that the outside sender sent it to a wrong address for Jane. What a miracle! Problem solved!
This person has been sending to the wrong address for a year, and Jane is just now figuring it out. They definitely would have received a bounce message, but maybe it got caught in their spam filter, or they just ignored it. But you'd think after that amount of time, Jane would have contacted this person to verify her email address -- at the very least.


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Reading of Michael John LaChiusa's First Daughter Suite Features Kate Baldwin, Mary Testa, Donna Lynne Champlin, Jessica Grovť, Rebecca Luker
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The Oregon Shakespeare Festival presents a reading of Michael John LaChiusa's First Daughter Suite Oct. 14 in New York City.
A follow-up to his 1993 chamber musical First Lady Suite, First Daughter Suite features book and score by LaChiusa, direction by Kirsten Sanderson and musical direction by Max Mamon.
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Midtown resident, Sue Humphreys deals with cases of identity theft on a regular basis. She works in information security and compliance and says she sees misused personal information, all the time.
When asked if your identity can be stolen with the most basic information, Humphreys said, "Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, definitely. And, that again is to do with credit cards or somebody taking out a loan in that name. There are not enough background checks that do go on, anyway."
Over the weekend, the Kathy Taylor mayoral campaign sent out absentee ballot applications that would allow those who will be out of town during the election, the opportunity to vote. The issue some people had with the flyers -- Their full names and dates of birth were printed on the outside of the ads.
The Taylor campaign said, this is standard procedure.
"It's all public information. It comes directly -- in fact those were -- The information was fed directly from the Tulsa County Election Board," said Anna America, with the Taylor campaign.
Tulsa Police would not comment, specifically, on any campaign matters, but said public information is open to anyone.
Humphreys, however, says she knows the dangers, all too well. "You could then do some identity theft, such as taking out credit cards in somebody else's name. There's not too much information that you need in order to do that."
A TPD detective we spoke with, said people are more careful than ever about protecting their personal information from identity theft. He added that if information is public, it is fair game for campaign use.
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Jesus Huerta died in the back of a police cruiser in November after being picked up on an outstanding warrant for trespassing.
Huerta's mother and three siblings delivered the petition to the FBI Resident Agency in Cary Tuesday at 11 a.m.
The family is asking the Department of Justice to investigate the Durham Police Department for "patterns and practices" of civil rights violations, including the circumstances leading to Jesus Huerta's death
"We want answers about how my brother died," said Evelin Huerta in a written release. "But that can't be taken out of the context of a police department with a history of discriminating against black and Latino people. Durham Police Department has a problem, and it will take the Department of Justice to make sure no one else loses a son and a brother like my family did."
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Marian Rosalie Shuey Duda of Slippery Rock Road, Grove City, died Saturday afternoon, April 17, 2010, in Orchard Manor, Pine Township. She was 84.
Mrs. Duda was born May 10, 1925, in Gillespie, Ill., to George and Lula Blevins Shuey.
She was an alumna of Gillespie High School.
A dedicated wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, Marian brought a smile to every situation. She encouraged others with her warm and caring nature and always looked for a reason to laugh.
Marian loved reading, cooking, sewing and dining out or spending time with her family. She especially loved being a mother and grandma and enjoyed watching her great-grandchildren play.
Marian married John C. Duda in 1945.
In her youth, Marian was known to enjoy playing softball and spending time with her 10 brothers and sisters.
She was a member of Church of the Beloved Disciple, Pine Township.
Mrs. Duda is survived by her husband, John, as well as her children and their spouses, Eileen and Larry Johnson; and Ronald and Linda Duda, all Slippery Rock. She is also survived by two grandchildren and their spouses, Michael and Paula Duda; and Kimberly and Christopher Miller; as well as six great-grandchildren, Molly and Anna Miller; and Lauren, Mary, John and Mark Duda.
Additionally, Marian is survived by her sisters, Alberta Quirk, Joan Martin, Daisy Spendlove, Patricia Dillard and Diana Durbin, as well as her brother, Marvin Shuey.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, LaVerna Caveny; and three brothers, Ted, Edgar and James Shuey.
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40-liter, top-load main compartment with gusseted drawstring closure and adjustable top lid. Contoured backpack straps with VAPEL mesh padding. Stretched mesh back panel AIRFLOW system helps keep your back cool and dry. Adjustable waist belt, with VAPEL mesh padding, wicks moisture. Convenient zippered pockets on the sides of the bag are ideal for quick-reach items. Adjustable bottom compression straps keep gear secure. Webbing daisy chain to attach extra gear. Internal hydration reservoir sleeve and dual exit ports for tube (reservoir not included). Removable media pocket on backpack strap. Adjustable sternum strap stabilizes pack. Mesh side pocket holds 1000ml water bottle.
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High Sierra Badger 40 External Frame PackThis High Sierra Badger 40 External Frame Pack lets you enjoy your outdoors adventure a lot more. This frame pack has been made with various attractive features such as an adjustable sternum strap for stabilization, a removable media pocket for your MP3 player, and many others. It gives you 2,440 cubic in. of storage space that comes in very handy when packing in all your equipment. Its contoured backpack straps with VAPEL mesh padding let you carry it around comfortably. It has an adjustable waist belt so you can manipulate it to fit just right. The back panel features an AIRFLOW system to be breathable and keep your back nice and dry. You can use the zippered pockets on the side to keep essential items close at hand. You can place a 1 lt. bottle on its mesh side pocket. Enjoy the great outdoors more with this High Sierra Badger 40 External Frame Pack.
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Analysis: inspector orders south Worcestershire to find 5,000 more homes (From Worcester News)
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Analysis: inspector orders south Worcestershire to find 5,000 more homes
12:18pm Friday 4th April 2014 in News By Tom Edwards, Political Reporter
ROOM for more than 28,000 homes needs to be found across south Worcestershire - 5,000 more than first planned.
A Government planning inspector has ruled that the number of properties in the county's controversial growth blueprint is nowhere near enough, and must surge 22 per cent before it can be accepted.
The decision will have a huge impact on communities across Worcester, Malvern and Wychavon, which have fiercely opposed even the old tally of 23,200 properties.
Inspector Roger Clews' stance has been labelled "very disappointing" by politicians, with many in Worcester lining up to say the city has already agreed as many as it can take.
West Worcestershire MP Harriett Baldwin, meanwhile, is blaming Birmingham, saying the Second City is only building 51,000 more homes despite being more than three times bigger.
Mr Clews needs to sign off the South Worcestershire Development Plan (SWDP) before it can adopted by all three district councils.
Has just concluded a fresh examination on the document, which runs to 2030, and says it must contain 28,370 properties.
Only three months ago, after Mr Clews had first announced the old figure was too small, it was increased to 27,300 by the three councils in the hope he would then nod it through.
In reaching his fresh findings Mr Clews says he has taken into account the Government's directive to build more homes to cope with population growth, which has driven recent planning guidance.
All three councils now say work is underway to identify where the extra development could go.
Councillor Judy Pearce, who chairs the south Worcestershire Joint Advisory Panel, said: "We know many people will be unhappy at the level of housing the inspector has proposed, but the only way we can secure a locally-controlled future for south Worcestershire is to ensure that plan gets to the stage where it can be adopted as quickly as possible.
"Once adopted, the SWDP will give the three councils control over where new homes and businesses are built.
"Without it, we face a future where developers can try to build almost anywhere and our powers to resist their applications would be very limited."
Mr Clews has accepted that nearly 5,000 homes already built since 2006 will be included in the overall tally, minimising some of the development.
A further 3,785 properties either currently under construction or with planning permission since 2012 are also included.
Mr Clews stance on finding room for 5,000 new properties means the SWDP can only be agreed in 2015 at the earliest.
Reaction from around south Worcestershire
BATTLE lines are already being drawn across south Worcestershire on where the extra homes will go - amid fears treasured sites are now more vulnerable than ever.
That includes Worcester's Middle Battenhall Farm, which is not in the SWDP but is subject to a planning application by Miller Homes for 200 properties.
Nearby residents have been fighting tooth and nail to block the bid for the green fields, but if Worcester City Council refuses the developer could take it to appeal.
An inspector would then be tasked with either throwing it out, or overturning the decision on the grounds south Worcestershire needs more development.
Yesterday the city council said they hoped it would not come to that, but admitted it would be in the hands of an inspector.
Resident Peter Golds, 61, of Battenhall Road, said: "Nobody wants to lose that lovely patch of land under any circumstances.
"This is meant to be a democracy. The council have got to stay strong about it, they know it's treasured by local people, they've admitted it many times.
"If we need more homes that won't be the place for it, it never has been."
Worcester councillors are already lining up to say the city is "full", and insist the onus should be on Malvern and Wychavon.
The city is already taking 9,400 homes including plans for major urban extensions off Broomhall in south Worcester and next to Dines Green on the west side.
Malvern is only taking 5,000 and Wychavon 8,900.
Councillor Marc Bayliss sat on a guidance board which helped create the first SWDP draft.
When asked if it left sites like Middle Battenhall Farm vulnerable he said "yes", but added: "We have a five-year land supply so it should be refused, in my view.
"These 5,000 extra homes are needed across all of south Worcestershire - Worcester, to all interests and purposes is fully developed.
"There is already very little green space left in the city, I find it very difficult see where these new homes can go in Worcester."
Worcester MP Robin Walker said: "Worcester is already making a very big contribution and lots of brownfield sites are being developed for housing.
"Clearly it is going to be difficult and challenging for the councils, they have to work together in the interests of protecting the green spaces we all value.
"But I am disappointed and would much rather we could have stayed with what was in the original SWDP."
The cost of the SWDP has long since topped £500,000.
THE next stage of the process will take place in the summer, possibly June, when all three district councils take formal votes on accepting a figure of 28,370.
By that time, a preferred list of sites will be presented to councillors so they can either accept or reject it.
A rejection would mean a further delay to find new alternatives, but a yes vote by all three would then lead to a public consultation so people can have their say on it.
The aim is to finish that consultation by the end of September, and Mr Clews will then hold the second stage of his examination to consider the sites himself.
That would pave the way for it to be formally adopted in 2015.
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If you wish for example to build 5000 new homes in a rural village like the one i live in because it has vast amounts of open space, what about the facilities needed to accommodate such a plan.
New schools would have to be built, a supermarket, drs, dentists, food places, play areas, bus services, leisure facilities etc.
My village certainly could not accommodate new homes being built,It is not feasible to build houses where there is 1 small village shop because it could not sustain the population.
Also the problem isnt just that houses need to be built, it is the cost of the completed homes that is the issue.
They are built alike vast concrete jungles where everything looks the same, the gardens are never big enough, they have no character, and cost about £250,000. SO hence they dont sell and sit empty like lots of other developments in say badsey or orchard place
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