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The Roberts family and their staff have invited guests to share a week of western heritage and hospitality for over 42 years.
The Roberts family and WTR staff are recognized for their dedication to excellence and providing exceptional dude ranch vacations.
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Hope the new year finds all of you well and ready for another dude ranch vacation adventure this summer! There is some exciting news for the ranch this new year as the Robert's family has grown!
On December 6, Vanessa gave birth to a very healthy and beautiful baby girl Zea Malén Roberts. She is a mellow and sweet baby, and Vanessa, Lance and big brother Aksel are over the moon for her.
So ya'll need to come back to the ranch to meet the new baby Roberts! She will be making her ranch debut this summer- I'm pretty sure that she has some sparkling pink boots to cowgirl up in....
Have you ever had a sore back? Not fun right? You can probably imagine that ranch horses get them too, since their back is our seat. You've heard the phrase: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Well, Wilderness Trails teaches riders that when they mount up they need to try to put themselves on a level with the horse's back. Whether it is using a log, a rock, or a fence- we try to elevate ourselves to make it easier on the horse's back when we mount up. Still, there are horses that can get sore from time to time. When we have a horse that seems tender we call in a horse chiropractor. It was amazing to watch Chiropractor Clay work! In the picture below he was working on our horse Ember. Some of the things he did may appear to be painful- but as we watched Ember he started licking and chewing after the chiropractor was done- which is a horse's way of saying: "That feels gooooood!" Ember's attitude even changed! He was less cranky and was moving better. It was a really neat thing to see, and not something you get to see everyday!
Stacey Mock
There is a concern – a sincerity and attention – involved in the way Adrienne DeLiso and Flash Corbisier speak, listen, and take photographs. They are the team behind 1881 Western Photography CO.
Both Adrienne and Flash have unique backgrounds. Adrienne's father was a professional photographer who specialized in ballet, so photography has been a part of her life from the beginning. She herself has twenty years of experience as a professional, and if you ask her about photographing whales or other wildlife, her eyes will light up. Flash has experience as a painter, graphic designer, animator, art director, and has been shooting professional shots for almost a decade. Both of them are passionate about capturing equine culture. They appreciate the range of expression - from the roughest of cowboys to the most carefully groomed and trained horses. For the past eight years, 1881 has been specializing in equine photography. Adrienne and Flash study different riders and horses in earnest. "Horses are some of the most beautiful animals in the world," says Adrienne with a glow. Really – these images say more than I can hope to about the quality of their work. These eight photos represent the more artistic side of what they do, but it's just the tip of an iceberg. If you come to The Ranch, you will also get to enjoy the personalized images that they capture of you and your horse. They will get you in different moments so that you can create the perfect scrapbook of your time here riding with us. If you are as awed by their artistic images as I am, you can purchase them when you visit The Ranch or at their website: www.1881wpc.com.
Rico is a mellow Paint who gets spunky when he works cows.
Copper is a smooth ride, and he doesn't eat much along the trails. He is responsive to leg pressure and thrives with cattle and arena work.
Pistol is sassy but responsive and easy to control.
Big Splash – named for a "splash" of white across his belly – is like a giant puppy, sweet and playful.
Hot Shot needs an experienced rider. He is a good lead horse. Everyone who rides him loves him.
Besides having the coolest haircut, Sonic is responsive, strong, and gentle.
Ali Fischer will liven up any ride with her burbling laugh. She got her first horse – a chestnut Gelding with a white blaze – when she was ten. His name was Comanche. When she says that riding is "just a hobby" for her, I remember the deep shimmer in her eyes when she described Comanche and think there may be other words in her. Regardless of the language used, Ali has an interest in being out at the barn as a wrangler. Her favorite thing about riding is the rush of galloping; "no surprise there," I tease her when she tells me this. She enjoys the trails out here and the opportunity to help other people learn.
Randy Wagner is charismatic and relaxed – combine these qualities with the fact that he has knowledge of these waters that stretches back to his childhood, and you will realize that this man is the ideal fishing buddy. Randy is a fishing guide because he likes to show people a good time, and he enjoys being in the "wet outdoors." He is skilled at creating a stress-free, lighthearted environment – so even if you don't catch a fish that day, you'll still have an enjoyable time reeling in beautiful Rocky Mountain sights. He would be delighted to take you fishing out on the lake in his boat, or you can wade at the lake. If streams and creeks are more your thing, you can go fly-fishing in a multitude of great waters. Regardless of the kind of trip you desire, both half and full days are available. Randy is always out fishing, so he knows whose biting and where. I grew up around fishermen, so I've heard my share of tall tales. But Randy is honest; his fishing stories lean toward modesty. Another thing to appreciate about him is that he catches and releases the fish that he himself catches – out of respect for the resource – out of love for the passion of fishing. However, he will honor your request to keep a fish if the area allows. Spending a day out with Randy will deepen your admiration for this place. He'll take great care of you, and you'll go home with stories to last a lifetime to share with your friends and family.
"What makes a great mountain bike trail?" It's the question at the forefront of my thoughts as I watch a team of volunteers sculpting the hillside with axes, picks, and strange-looking rakes. Levi is refining the slope of a curve with timber and soil when he responds, "That's like asking what love is." Love. It is an appropriate metaphor for a day like today because there is certainly passion involved in trail building, biking, and teamwork. Two groups have come out to The Ranch to help develop what is already a considerable network of biking trails: Trails 2000 and DEVO. Trails 2000 has been serving Southwest Colorado for over twenty years. Daryl Crites and Trey Duvall are here leading the effort, and their competency is inspiring. They quickly organize DEVO's coaches and student riders. Working at a safe distance from each other, the high-school students chat and laugh as they chip away at the terrain. I move among them taking pictures and asking them how they feel about being here to build trail. There is enthusiasm and a sense of pride: "We ride the trails; it's our turn to help," Derrik says. Madeigh echoes similar sentiments, "It's good to give back because we ride so much." DEVO's mission is to create lifelong cyclists, and an attitude of responsibility is a part of that. DEVO has around three-hundred children and adults in their program ranging in age from two to twenty-five. Sarah Tescher, one of DEVO's founders and the current Director, is working to loosen a tree root when I approach her. Wiping the sweat from her brow, she speaks warmly about the expansion of DEVO from its conception in 2005 to its current size with seventeen programs and forty coaches. She is gratified to offer so many young people the opportunity to join what she sees as "a continuum of biking." The other coaches share Sarah's passion for community, health, alternative transportation, exploration, and the simple enjoyment of a great ride. (More at: Durangodevo.com.)
Out of the corner of my eye, I see Lance Roberts handing rocks to students working to support the trail higher up the slope. It's a thrilling day for him; he usually maintains the biking trails alone or with just a few others. When Roberts talks about the trail system his entire being animates. With incredible attention to detail, he is dedicated to creating a network of trails that all levels of riders find rewarding. Crites shares his vision and passion. When I ask him what he thinks makes a great mountain bike trail, he says, "Each trail is different, and different to everyone. So, a great trail is one that is enjoyable to as wide of a range of skill levels as possible." It's all about inclusion with this man; it radiates from him. His joy in being out here is palpable. I ask what motivates his work. He smiles, "We all love trails – more and more opportunity, and it's fun to see young generations really into it." His peer from Trails 2000, Duvall, is also inspired by the community aspect – both in terms of contribution and connection. Duvall also adds that protecting ecosystems from damage while still allowing exploration of wild places is at the heart of Trails 2000 designs. (More at: Trails2000.org.)
So – what makes a great mountain bike trail? Kaydee and Emily hesitate, "smooth, packed flow" they agree. Flow – it's the word that keeps coming up. "It's like catching a wave," adds DEVO coach Brianne Marshall. Levi's response keeps ringing in my ears, "That's like asking what love is." I take a breath and look out through the trees to seams of blue sky. Around me, this stretch of mountain is becoming a clear trail and as laughter weaves it way among the activity, I add my own answer to the mix: a great mountain biking trail is made with care, vision, and pleasure.
-Airica Parker
Smokey, a Gelding, has smooth gaits, especially his trots. He can be a bit of a trickster with the wranglers; he enjoys pulling the radios off their belts and knocking off their hats. He is playful, but sweet and reliable with a compassionate temperament.
The sisters Belle and Button are said to be part unicorn, and Belle's mane certainly suggests magic. Both are super sweet and gentle.
Sideburns is an excellent cow horse. He is mellow and athletic – meaning he is still responsive even at a fast pace, and he has good endurance. He is a favorite among the wranglers because his long back makes him a velvety ride.
Austin is strong and requires an experienced Western rider (no tight English reigns for this guy). Those that can match him find him to be a super, fun ride; he's surefooted. Drifter is known for his creamy-smooth gaits. He even has a nice running-walk. Those that ride him compare the experience to gliding on water.
Jenni Darlow exudes strength and grace as she stands in a meadow that sweeps into distant peaks. It is a prime spot to enjoy "the view down the valley" – one of the things that keeps her coming back. This is her tenth season as an employee here at The Ranch, but she has actually been coming here since she was a nine-year-old girl – proud of her white, fringed boots. In fact, it was The Ranch that got her riding and keeps her riding. The "feel of the place," her relationship with the Roberts' family and other wranglers, and the connection she has with the horses keep her coming back to this valley. She teaches dance lessons, works with kids, and, of course, wrangles. The rest of the year she teaches math in Durango, so she knows this area. Standing in the meadow in her cowboy hat and pink-checkered shirt, Jenni is at ease; she is clearly home.
Press Release by Anne Barney, Durango Area Tourism Office
With a deep breath, cloud bits sweep into my lungs. In the distance, I hear the silky mumble of wind rumbling down the valley; in a few moments, it tickles my skin and licks my hair. The pine needles and soil beneath me are supportive and soft. I am thinking what it true: I am intimately connected to the environment.
With over a thousand hours of formal training and going on seven years of experience as a body worker, I have spent a considerable amount of time considering healing. To me, one of the most profound ways to heal is to connect to the larger part of who we are – the space around us.The private and adjoining public land near The Ranch provide countless opportunities for engagement with your body and place – hiking, riding, biking, yoga in a meadow, meditation to the twittering of birds, etc. As you engage with such a welcoming, rich environment you are bound to expand – release – relax.If you want to dive more directly into this type of exploration, there are numerous tools that can support your quest, among some of the best: books. One such book is Andrea Olsen's Body and Earth: An Experiential Guide. Whether you want to consciously benefit from the layered beauty of this place, or simply just be here – which is really enough – this place is restorative. Let's say you do want to consciously benefit from a deepened exploration of your body's relationship to place; I do. Below I share with you an experience I had in conversation with Olsen's guide – may it inspire you on your own journey, and, if it is right for you, may it lead you to the magic of this landscape.
Merging with the Landscape Activity:Body and Earth: An Experiential Guide is loaded with all sorts of information, stories, and activities to deepen your understanding of your body and the space that surrounds and fills it. Your exploration can be physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, or, ideally, a combination of all four. For the activity I am choosing to share, "Merging with the Landscape," the directions are simple. Olsen encourages her reader to walk and find a place that invites participation. Then she suggests that the reader blend into the space. After the unification, Olsen recommends reflection and asks: does "release of identity expand awareness of self and other"?
My journal entry:
The breeze purrs through aspen leaves creating a gentle rattle. A woodpecker clacks distantly among the sweeter chorus of other birds. Grasshoppers click in the grass, occasionally flapping into the sky for a moment; like weighted butterflies their yellow wings begin to wane before their ascension is true flight. Shades of sun and shadow – color! – auburn, tan, rich brown, baby blue, white, gray highlights – and countless shades of green. Fallen trees, rocks, pine needles, dirt, loam, moisture, clay…rock…lava. The base of my spine hums. The longer I sit here the more full my eyes, ears, nose, mind, and heart become with the essence of this place, its welcoming wide. Whatever I become, the landscape will hold. I could scream. I could sigh. I could dance. I could sink deeper into the supple orchestration.The more I identify with its tempo, the less my mind spins until I feel like the breeze – free and soft.
-Airica Parker
Paden is tough and he pays attention with quiet concentration – so I don't recommend messing with him. He has been coming out to The Ranch since he was a baby, and this summer, at the ripe age of ten, he is helping to take care of the horses out at the barn. "What do you like about being here?" I ask. Paden takes a moment to consider the question before he answers, "I like how the ranch is so fun. I like meeting new people. I like all the fun stuff I get to do." In terms of riding, his favorite thing is "enjoying the ride and the pretty country." Paden has ridden calves and steers in rodeos too, but it isn't the main thing that makes him a cowboy. No, the main thing that makes him a cowboy is his heart; he's got that grounded gentleness about him that only the truest and best cowboys have.
Just wanted to let you know what a great time we had at WTR. We are still going through withdrawal, missing our horses and all the wonderful people we met. There were so many things that we were impressed by: the beautiful location; the quality of your horses and what we learned about horseback riding; the great food and accommodations; the opportunity to meet other guests; and especially your staff, all so friendly and outgoing.
Ever since I was a little kid I've dreamed of being a cowboy and you guys made it possible. It's easy to see why everyone comes back year after year. Maybe one day I'll get one of those 10 year buckles, if not I'll have my ashes sent over and you can scatter them from Vista Grande!
Thank you for a wonderful week at WTR. We all had a ball! For the great riding, great all-day rides, gorgeous scenery, wonderful horses, wild tubing/wakeboarding, delicious food, delightful fellow guests, fun wranglers, great staff, invigorating yoga, relaxing fishing, comfortable cabins, great dance, adorable rodeo. We loved everything.
The extended Dunlap family have declared our week "the best vacation ever." Where else can 13 people of all ages do what they want in such a gorgeous setting?
I want to thank you deeply for setting up a wonderful week. The pace of each day, the options offered, the care with which you and your staff attend to even the smallest tasks, the flexibility, your unflappability, and your sincerity have combined to make Wilderness Trails Ranch a special place.
Our stay exceeded expectations. The kids were so polite, they outdid themselves. The cook—unbelievable! We can't wait to come back! Thanks Jan and Gene—you made us feel "at home."
This has been the best vacation ever! The staff does an excellent job! The meals, wranglers and overall experience was top notch! Thank you for everything!"
Thank you for your warm and genuine hospitality—from the comfortable accommodations and first class meals to fulfilling my dreams as a "City Slicker Cowboy." You have a terrific staff who are fun, professional, responsive, and attentive. You exceeded my expectations in every way.
I am quite sure there are many beautiful ranches in Colorado, but it would be difficult to find one with such a total package: Staff, food, horses, activities, and accommodations!
May 2009 - "This was the most enjoyable vacation I've ever had! The staff, accomodations, location and horses are top notch! Awesome adventure! Thank you for a wonderful week!"
We knew a good time was to be ours at WTR, but the final result was FAR beyond our expectations. You have set a very high standard for your staff and facilities. All 18 in our family came away with a renewed enthusiasm in our lives and an imprinting of an extremely fond memory.
"WTR is a gem! Outstanding in all areas! An exceptional experience in an exceptional place, led by exceptional people! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Something for everyone!
We were so impressed with your staff and how efficiently things were run. We said it ran like a "well-oiled machine," but that's not entirely true. A machine doesn't have heart and your staff had that in abundance.
Your staff is wonderful—polite, well-trained, efficient, and enjoyable to be around.
You have set the standard of excellence in how you want the ranch run; how you want your wranglers to handle the horses and to interact with the guests; how you want the children to be challenged; and how clean you keep the place from the cabins to the tack room to the property. I loved seeing the impact of WTR on newcomers and cherish my own moments. Until I drag my boots from the closet again to return to the ranch, I send you my best regards and thanks.
July 2009 - ""This has been a holiday of a lifetime and we have enjoyed every minute from the riding, the staff, the guest and the whole experience! The staff were great!!!"
Our children haven't stopped talking about their trip to the ranch and about "their horses." Phil says it was the best vacation he has ever had with the family and is ready to do it again next year! And that's saying a lot, considering he has bad allergies to just about anything with 4 legs, and I was the one who planned the vacation this year!
Saddle tramps children's program is excellent! My 7 year old is very happy and pleased!
I can honestly say your ranch is the best run, well organized and welcoming place I have ever been. In this day and time a place that is good, wholesome and supports family time is a rarity. I thank you all for the way the week at Wilderness Trails blessed our family.
My week at WTR was wonderful beyond my dreams!! Full of horses and great horsemanship, new friends, great food, spectacular scenery and most of all GREAT hospitality!! Thank you for sharing your world of horses and life in "God's Country."
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Continuing Education Blog
PNCA offers evening and weekend classes for adults and young people. For adults we offer courses in art, craft, and design, as well as professional development classes. For children we have Saturday classes during the school year and week-long camps during the summer. In addition to our regular teen classes, we also offer immersive summer Pre-College Studios. Our blog below gives you an idea of some of the goings on, and you can see our full course catalogue online here.
The Best of 2012
This last year has been an exceptional one for the Youth Program. There have been kid art exhibitions, Fall Festivals, giant crayons, murals, and so much art making it almost boggles the mind. To mark yet another great year in the history of our Youth Program, we have created an album of sorts to look back on all that our instructors and students have accomplished over the last 12 months. Here's a look at a few moments from the past year that we love.
Pretty great, yeah! If you would like to see more moments from 2012, visit our Best of 2012 set on our flickr site! Well… the last years has been super… but I have a feeling 2013 will be even better!
Youth Program Fall Festival - This Saturday!
Woohoo! It's almost here! Our Youth Program Fall Festival is this Saturday, the 17th, and we couldn't be more excited! We hosted something similar to this last March in celebration of our Portland Perspectives Exhibition, and we hope to make these types of events a regular thing.
DATE: Saturday, November 17th, 2012
TIME: 11:30am – 1:30pm
LOCATION: PNCA Commons,
1241 NW Johnson St.
Remember! This is a free event that you can share with your friends and family. Enjoy refreshments and a complimentary catered lunch generously provided by Noodles & Company. Plus you can participate in so many fun activities this Saturday, including:
Making larger than life drawings!
Hand crafting your own holiday cards and stickers!
Drawing pictures with your family!
Screen Printing a t-shirt!
Face Painting!
Again, we hope you choose to join us for this fun, family friendly event. It is going to be fantastic! See you there!
Web Design Tools Class
This week wraps up our Fall quarter's weekly classes. We have had a great term which included introducing new digital classes like Marketing: Digital Strategies and web design workshops with David Lowe-Rogstad. This is the third year of Web Design Tools which explores various content management systems, strategies for designing a website and examines the process for determining best-practice web solutions. I wanted to share some of the work from Web Design Tools, which is very impressive.
Did you know…
Children draw a certain way at a certain age for a reason. It's true. The stages of how a child's drawing skills develop as they grow older is really interesting. Several great minds over the years have done research on this sort of thing; i.e. people like Viktor Lowenfeld and Betty Edwards. Our Program educators look to these models quite a bit in order to structure projects for our students. This is also one of the first things we teach Program Interns when they participate in our Youth Program Teaching Internship. Here are two of the earlier stages via Viktor Lowenfeld for you (using artwork from PNCA's Youth Program, of course).
The Preschematic Stage (ages 3 – 4): Children consciously attempt to draw the human form. Children also start incorporating symbols and telling stories with their drawings.
The Schematic Stage (Age 6): Children figure out a definite way of portraying an object/person/animal/etc. This 'schema' represents the child's knowledge of the subject. During this stage children also start to understand there is definite order to spacial relationships.
Pretty cool, right! (I'm kinda a geek about this stuff.) Anyway, we'll be sharing interesting art education theory via this blog from time to time so that you can better understand the roots of our curriculum! See if you can spot the Preschematic and Schematic stages in some of our most recent Flickr uploads.
Youth Program Fall Festival
To honor our students and celebrate their achievement this term the PNCA Youth Program will be hosting a Fall Festival! What is a Fall Festival? A party; complete with art, food, and good vibes. Here are some details for you:
DATE: Saturday, November 17th, 2012
TIME: 11:30am – 1:30pm
LOCATION: PNCA Commons,
1241 NW Johnson St.
Join us as we conclude our Fall Term with a bang! Just in time for the start of the winter holiday season, our Fall Festival provides a variety of free art-based activities for children and families. Enjoy refreshments and a free catered lunch generously provided by Noodles & Company. There will be a variety of free activities, including:
Making larger than life drawings!
Hand crafting your own holiday cards and stickers!
Drawing pictures with your family!
Screen Printing a t-shirt!
Face Painting!
This is sure to be great fun for the whole family! If you would like to RSVP via Facebook you can do so by visiting our events page. Please share this super opportunity with your friends and family! We hope to see you and your children there!
The Art of Godzilla
This week our Comics + Zines class made some head way on their Godzilla drawings! So far, the artwork is turning our quite awesome. Here are a few of the finished pieces.
Pretty nice, right! It is cool to see what aspects students choose to focus on, ie Godzilla's atomic breath, Godzilla vs. 'Insert Monster Here', Godzilla smashing stuff. To help the ideation process along students watched clips of Godzilla on YouTube, including a good portion of the Godzilla vs. Mothra film. It was great seeing young students excited by the theme, and intrigued by old school monster movie effects. If you would like to see more images of the great and powerful Godzilla, check out our Flickr Site.
In the Middle
We've hit the mid-point of our Fall Term. There are so many awesome things going on in our classes we couldn't possibly share them all in one blog post. However, there are a few images we can share that will give you a sense of how many awesome things our students are working on right now.
Work we hope to show you in the coming weeks? … Prints by the MiniMasters, Godzilla panels from our Comics + Zines class, some of the super detailed paintings from our Observational Painting class. Click the jump to visit our flickr site. —>
We had a chance to peek in to some of our Mixed Media student's sketchbooks this week! Very cool! Some sketchbook work is ideation for a project and then other drawings are based in student interest, i.e. what they typically draw in their free time. Totally diggin the lean-back swag of the giraffe and the stoic profile of the mouse on the bottom image. You can see more sketchbook captures from our awesome students by visiting our Sketchbook Club set on Flickr.
PS… Pretty sure there is some zombie action in that first image.
Winter Classes
Winter classes are open for registration! We are getting an early start this winter with weekend workshops in December including Trend Forecasting, Illustration Marketplace and Content Strategy for the Web. With classes to expand your creative and professional skills, we have a wide range of classes in many disciplines, from Welding to Web Design and Beginning Painting to Printmaking. Continuing Education hopes you can join us and start the New Year creating.
While going through our Flickr Site this morning to determine what today's blog post would be about, I was struck by how many stellar young artists our Program has had the privilege to work with over the last few years. I know that I speak for our instructors when I relay how super lucky we feel… getting the chance to work with your children… to teach them about art. We are continually moved by their genuine curiosity, engaging intellect, and their clear vision of the world around them. They are very cool people. Very cool, indeed. Thanks for the opportunity!
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A 34-year-old Quincy man who crashed his car into a utility pole after ingesting a bag of heroin in February was ordered to pay fines in Gloucester District Court last week.
Judge Richard Mori ordered Sean R. Tomlinson to pay $600 fines and assessments, remain on probation until March 2015 and attend drug treatment and driving programs.
Tomlinson was also ordered to submit to random drug and alcohol screens and his driver's license was revoked for 45 days. He pleaded guilty to the drugged driving charge and Mori found him responsible on that charge, but not responsible on a marked lanes violation.
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Flatley dismissed charges of marijuana possession, a subsequent offense of marijuana possession and possessing liquor while younger than 21 against Jordan Allen, an 18-year-old Traverse Street man who was a passenger in the vehicle.
All charges were dismissed.
Judge Mori dismissed a charge of assault and battery against Kimberly Stewart, a 44-year-old Washington Street woman, upon failure to prosecute the charge in court.
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THE Save Broadway Campaign, which is lobbying to stop development in the village, has raised £700.
The campaigners, who oppose the South Worcestershire Development Plan, are now hoping to gather 100,000 signatures on a petition against the plan and take their concerns to Parliament.
If they are successful they will request the sites in Broadway earmarked for development – Station Road, Leamington Road, Averill Close and Kingfisher Court – are removed from the plan. For details, visit savebroadway.co.uk.
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Language files with modules
1 October 2008 at 9:44pm
Hi all,
I have two questions here:
1) I have created a module and am pretty sure i have the correct directory structure. The module is pretty much empty right now since i am only trying to fix this issue for now. Basically my en_US.php file contains a load of translations, but non of them are being used. I have tried putting an echo and exit into the php file but nothing happens so i assume it is not being loaded at all. How do i fix this?
2) How do i get the current username? I have tried using Member::getName() and Member::getTitle() but both are returning blank. Although i can get the userID from Member::currentUserID().
Thanks for your help all.
Re: Language files with modules
7 October 2008 at 12:41am
1) Can you provide a sample of your en_US.php through pastie.org? Did you i18n::enable() in your _config.php? Are you using _t() to echo the translated strings in your PHP file? Is the echo code in a valid Silverstripe model or controller?
2) $member = Member::currentUser();
echo $member->FirstName;
echo $member->Surname;
echo $member->Title; (firstname and surname)
Re: Language files with modules
16 October 2008 at 3:45am
1) my en_US.php file includes:
global $lang;
$lang['en_US']['TestLinksAdmin_left.ss']['TESTLINKSHELP'] = 'Admin Testing Links Help';
Just as a sample.
i18n::enable() is in my config and i am using _t() to echo.
My silverstripe install won't build the manifest as it says there are more than one file the same!!
Surely you must be able to have more than one language file so that lang files can be distributed with modules?
Plus the tutorial says to create this file.
2) Thanks, perfect!
Re: Language files with modules
16 October 2008 at 3:56am
whats the path to your en_US.php relative to the webroot?
do you have a _config.php in your module root?
do you have a _manifest_exclude file in your module /lang folder?
you should create the lang master tables through the i18n/textcollector command, which makes sure its the right format - and is simpler to use than manual copypaste as well
Re: Language files with modules
16 October 2008 at 9:22pm
Ok so the manifest builder does not complain any more.
How do i run the text collector function to get all my lang stuff together since it is still not displaying in the CMS correctly.
Re: Language files with modules
16 October 2008 at 9:27pm
read the i18n documentation
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16 October 2008 at 9:32pm
Oh yeah silly me.
any chance you could take a look at my other post. immediately under this one?
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3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
08-11-2014 19:45:41 | More by DrunkinYogi
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
06-29-2014 14:05:17 | More by Liverocks
3.25/5 rDev -7.4%
06-11-2014 18:58:50 | More by Vogt52
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +14%
04-29-2014 16:22:29 | More by Belittle
New York
3/5 rDev -14.5%
02-22-2014 22:44:44 | More by JoeMans
2/5 rDev -43%
01-21-2014 19:13:05 | More by taylor714914
1/5 rDev -71.5%
11-20-2013 17:05:41 | More by CSpoons
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
11-16-2013 03:21:36 | More by jaydoc
4.2/5 rDev +19.7%
Beer was served in a tulip glass with an opaque, black color and a two finger frothy tan head. Some lacing develops on the glass as it goes down. The aroma is of dark roasted and burnt malt with intense chili pepper notes and rich, dark chocolate with hints of dried plums. Hops are not really making there presence known in this beer.
First taste the chili brings a heavy hit of spice that comes riding on the remaining head. The flavor quickly unfolds to layers of chocolate and cream with a rich malty backbone. Hops silently add balance and leave the finish on this beer not too sweet. As this beer continues, the heat from the chiles becomes more faded and the rich layers of malt shine. Velvety smooth mouthfeel with a medium to full body body and creamy carbonation. Alcohol is well hidden in this flavorful beer.
This is a must try for any lovers of spicy foods and lovers of stouts. A great idea for a beer this is well made and in balance and would be a hit for desert as well.
10-29-2013 01:24:18 | More by scottbrew4u
1/5 rDev -71.5%
08-09-2013 18:45:04 | More by IPAchris
5/5 rDev +42.5%
08-02-2013 18:28:26 | More by DJMonroe
North Carolina
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New Jersey
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07-15-2013 19:24:11 | More by Kjanisch7
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +14%
07-12-2013 17:17:05 | More by MarvinSnyder
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
07-11-2013 16:46:47 | More by Rand_ale_Thor
3/5 rDev -14.5%
07-07-2013 19:46:11 | More by KevinDiana
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
05-23-2013 16:01:46 | More by InspectorBob
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
A: Pours a slightly hazy dark cola brown (like a Coke) in color with minimal amounts of visible carbonation and some very dark amber highlights. The beer has a very thin beige in color that quickly reduces to an extremely thin ring at the edges of the glass. Minimal amounts of lacing are observed.
S: There are light to moderate amounts of chile spiciness that intensifies as the beer warms.
T: Upfront there is a light amount of chocolate malts with some lighter hints of cinnamon but the overall flavor of this beer is really dominated by the chiles. There is a light amount of smokiness from the chipotle pepper and a decent amount of heat which lingers through the finish and beyond.
M: On the lighter side of medium bodied with light to moderate amounts of carbonation. Slight amounts of spicy heat that builds as you drink the beer.
O: The spiciness of this beer builds in intensity as you continue to drink it and it intensifies after each sip, also it lingers for a good while. It reminds a bit of Mexican hot chocolate but with a lighter amount of chocolate.
05-18-2013 21:22:37 | More by dbrauneis
New York
3.54/5 rDev +0.9%
A: The beer is nearly jet black in color - traces of brown are visible near the edge of the glass when it is held up to the light. It poured with a thin off white head that disappeared almost instantaneously, leaving only a thin ring of bubbles around the edge of the glass.
A: Light aromas of chilies and other spices are present in the nose.
T: The beer doesnt start off too spicy, but the chili spices start kicking in towards the finish and linger through the aftertaste. No chocolate flavors are noticeable.
M: It feels medium-bodied and somewhat dry and spicy on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: Compared to other beers in the style, this beer isn't that difficult to drin because the chili spices aren't overpowering.
05-18-2013 21:21:50 | More by metter98
New York
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
05-18-2013 21:11:19 | More by smithj4
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
05-18-2013 21:10:26 | More by Bandi
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
03-28-2013 20:42:06 | More by Imstillthegman
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -0.3%
03-22-2013 04:42:15 | More by SadMachine
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +6.8%
03-11-2013 16:54:15 | More by ShemRahBoo
4/5 rDev +14%
03-05-2013 19:41:15 | More by imperialking
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Robert Chappell wrote the book Child Identity Theft.
dozen people showed up as he spent some time signing his book Saturday in Vinton.
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7:50am Sunday 16th February 2014 in Romsey
A Romsey councillor is hoping to spark a knitting revival in the town in the run-up to this year's arts festival.
Former mayor, Dorothy Baverstock, wants to wrap the trees in the War Memorial Park with woollen squares.
Her idea has been inspired by the town's past – Romsey's early prosperity was based in part on the woollen industry – and the new craze of "yarn bombing", in which trees and landmarks are decorated in brightly coloured wool.
The practice is believed to have originated in Texas, where knitters turned their left-over wool into street art.
"This year, we want to raise interest in our historic past by having a major knitting event for the arts festival," said Dorothy, who is also chairman of the Friends of the Memorial Park.
Next week, there will two family knitting workshops at Romsey's Rums Eg Gallery, in Bell Street, where children can learn to knit. The knitting sessions, which will use wool donated by Bradbeers, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday between 10.30am and 12.30pm.
Dorothy is appealing to everyone who can already knit to make rectangles the size of an A4 sheet of paper which will be used for tree dressing in the park during July's arts festival.
Completed rectangles can be left at the Town Hall or Rum's Eg. "We do need hundreds to make a really good display for the many tourists and residents who will come to the festival," said Dorothy.
The finished squares, which can be in any stitch, but preferably in acrylic wool, will then be recycled to make bunting for the War Horse Project, of which Dorothy is also chairman.
"This is very much in keeping with the ladies of the First World War who knitted for the soldiers at the front," said Dorothy.
The War Horse project will see a bronze resin statue to commemorate the horses and mules killed in the Great War erected close to the entrance to the park.
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LCC canned 19-of-53 from the floor (5-of-22 beyond the arc) for 35.8 percent and 5-of-12 from the charity stripe (41.7%). They grabbed 40 rebounds (16 offensive) as Shepherd added 11 (to go with 4 assists). Santaguida also dished four assists. LCC added 20 fouls and 14 turnovers.


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The nation stopped and watched every tear Casey Anthony shed and every expression on her face as she stood trial on first degree murder charges against her for the death of her daughter. We knew her every move.
Now, a year later, Anthony's attorney Cheney Mason has worked hard to make sure he's one of the few people who knows where Casey is and what she's doing. "I'm her lawyer. She's like almost a grandchild. We talk frequently and I'm trying to help her move on with her life," said Mason.
Although Casey Anthony walked out of the Orange County Jail a free woman ten months ago, Mason says not enjoying her freedom. "She doesn't go out, she doesn't go shopping, she doesn't go out anywhere. Period. It's just a much nicer jail with televisions and hot water and showers whenever she wants," said Mason. "How is she getting by at this point?" asked FOX 35 reporter Holly Bristow. "She's living on the gifts of the team and close friends and being fed and house and protected. She of course has no income, no assets," said Mason.
A few video diary recordings, mysteriously leaked on YouTube is all we've seen of her since last July. "Her interactions with people is extremely limited. Its mostly by phone or computer," said Mason. Bristow asked Mason if Casey has made any contact with her family. "No," said Mason. "None? Not even Cindy (her mother)?" Bristow inquired. "None that can be reported," said Mason.
Attorney Jose Baez is not longer a part of Casey's inner circle. They parted ways in January. "Did she and Jose Baez have any sort of falling out?" asked Bristow. "If I knew I wouldn't comment, that'd be between them," said Mason. "He (Baez) has a book coming out this summer. Is that of concern to you?" asked Bristow. "No." "To your client?" asked Bristow. "No. He has a right to write a book," said Mason.
Mason himself says he's started penning a book of his own about his experience defending Casey. "If I do publish a book it will be very revealing, truth about a lot of people, a lot of things that have happened will come out," said Mason.
As for Casey Anthony telling her story. "I think she would like more of her side of the story to be revealed. She has a lot to say, a lot to bring to the table. And at some point, I suspect that will happen. Its not going to be seriously even talked about until she is no longer on probation or part of any court or prosecution," said Mason.
Casey Anthony's probation will be up in September. Mason says we likely will not see her until she has to appear in court to defend herself in a civil lawsuit filed by Zenaida Gonzalez. She's a woman with the same name nanny Casey told investigators kidnapped her child. That child is scheduled for the first week of January 2013.
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Introducing "FBomb Talks Sex"
Sex is probably one of the most taboo, yet most highly discussed topic in any teenager's life. If you're not talking about sex, you're probably thinking about sex. Even if you manage to push all sexual thoughts from your head for a minute — something I'm still working on — you're bound to be bombarded with some sex-laced commercial, reading, or comment. Regardless of the position you take on sex, it exists and that's why each and every one of us is here.
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LAVERSTOKE Park Farm will feature on James Martin's new television show today.
The chef visited the farm in December for BBC1 programme Home Comforts.
The crew met the farm's buffalos, watched them being milked and saw how the milk is turned into mozzarella, with resident cheese expert Margaretha explaining the process.
Jody Scheckter, who owns the farm with his wife Clare, visited James' home to try the mozzarella-based dish that James created.
Mrs Scheckter told The Gazette: "We haven't seen the edit yet, but, true to form, Jody was brutally honest, and his reaction was not the 'mmmm delicious' response that you expect on a cookery programme."
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Last week I gave my manuscript for Shield of Health to my editor, Tricia Kristufek. Shield of Health is the second book in my Remnants of the Past series. The first book, The Mission is really a book that stands on its own and in a way, Shield of Health stands on its own as well. Even so, the story will continue and come to an end in the third book. I still have to decide on a title for it. The Mission and Shield of Health feel totally different from each other and it'll be interesting to see how the first two books in the Remnants series will influence the third. All characters in the first and second books carry a lot baggage with them, Remnants of the Past, so to speak. I have even considered that David, or Darkblood, due to everything he has been through, will deal with issues through his life. There will be a new characters and one who will be there for him and watch out for him. What she will learn before the end of the third book was that he was always there for her and that he will give up so much of himself to make sure things fall into place for her.
What I am hoping is that my writing skills have at least improved a little and that Tricia will not have to spend an ungodly amount of time fixing Shield of Health. While she works on my manuscript I am going to be working on a book cover, Hopefully, I will be able to get this book out by Thanksgiving. Who knows? maybe sooner. Regardless before the end of the year and with the help of Tricia Kristufek and the support of my family, I will have a finished product that I hope will stand up to my first book.
There is always that time in between writing books where ideas float around in your head for the next. I have a lot of ideas. I like to let them coalesce a bit. I have to say though, it is kind of weird, this period where I am not actually writing a story. I find myself asking, What to Do?
Look for Shield of Health to come out in the fall of 2012 and all of the Remnants of the Past series at Amazon, Smashwords, Creatspace and B&N


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Cincinnati police, city officials unveil new crime-fighting initiativeUPDATED 12:23 PM EST Feb 03, 2014
Cincinnati could see dozens of new cops on the streets over the next 18 months.Video Transcript
THERE HAVE BEEN 11 HOMICIDES .. THE CITY OF CINCINNATI IS LAUNCHING A NEW PROGRAM TO STOP VIOLENT CRIMES. WLWT NEWS 5'S JOHN LONDON IS IN AVONDALE WITH DETAILS ON TODAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT. THE POLICE CHIEF SAYS THERE ARE TWENTY-THREE STRETCHES OF STREET WHERE 15% OF THE CITY'S VIOLENCE OCCURS. WE'RE ON ONE OF THEM, FOREST HERE IN AVONDALE. OVER BY IRVING IS WHERE A MAN WAS SHOT TO DEATH WHILE IN HIS CAR. A 15 AND 16 YEAR-OLD WERE ARRESTED FOR THAT ONE. THE MAYOR, MANAGER, CHIEF, COMMUNITY LEADERS AND LAWMAKERS GATHERED THIS MORNING TO SAY "HELP IS ONE THE WAY". A MULTI-FACETED APPROACH THAT READS LIKE PLANS OF THE PAST MORE POLICE OVERTIME, TARGET HOT SPOTS, CREATE A GANG UNIT, PUT A RECRUIT CLASS IN THE PIPELINE WHAT'S OLD IS NEW AGAIN BECAUSE POLICE STAFFING LEVELS ARE - IN THE WORDS OF THE CHIEF - "DANGEROUSLY LOW". SO, SHORT-TERM, POLICE SURPLUS FUNDS WILL PAY FOR UNIFORMED OVERTIME, HIGHER VISIBILITY. (John Cranley - Mayor) ("We have no choice but to free up these additional resources that we're freeing up -- a million bucks plus a lot more in the budget -- to adopt these smart strategies.") (Ozie Davis - ) ("And additionally with the dope boys. They know there's teeth back in the game. So, it ain't just, you know, we're going to call you in. There was guys goin' to sleep in them call-ins.") BY REINVIGORATING CIRV, POLICE BELIEVE THEY CAN TIE GREATER CONSEQUENCES TO YOUTH AFFILIATION WITH GANGS AND GUNS... THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN OUT HERE IN THE TRENCHES THANKED CRANLEY TODAY... THIS ADMINISTRATION WANTS TO PUT AN END TO ANY TALK OF POLICE PINK SLIPS. ASKED ABOUT BUDGET TRADE- OFFS, THE MAYOR STATED "SAFETY FIRST, EVERYTHING ELSE SECOND". LIVE IN AVONDALE, JOHN LONDON, WLWT NEWS FIVE. THE ANNOUNCEMENT COMES AFTER
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Nearly 200 people from 22 countries representing international, commercial and national government organizations, are expected to attend. The event's theme is "Delivering Maritime Security in Global Partnership" reflecting its aim to examine how diverse organizations have handled challenges of collaboration in support of maritime security, and to identify best practices.
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An open feed from a camera mistakenly left on after a teleconferenced deposition between the lawyers of Florrick/Agos and Lockhart/Gardner reveals a threat to the firm that Alicia and Cary never saw coming. Meanwhile, the fate of Lockhart/Gardner hangs in the balance as Louis Canning vies for a larger role. Also, Alicia entrusts Zach's high school graduation party to Jackie and Veronica. Michael J. Fox returns as Louis Canning. Mary Beth Peil and Stockard Channing return as Peter's mother, Jackie Florrick, and Alicia's mother, Veronica Loy.
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Alicia manages the fallout when her client's insensitive statements to the press threaten the fate of a multi-billion dollar merger. Meanwhile, Diane faces a potential conflict of interest when she and Louis Canning are on opposite sides of a class action suit involving a pharmaceutical company. Also, Eli learns the truth about Alicia and Peter's relationship. Michael J. Fox returns as Louis Canning. Tom Skerritt reprises his role as Fortune 500 CEO James Paisley. Jill Hennessy returns as Rayna Hecht.
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When Alicia has a chance encounter with a charming entrepreneur during jury duty, she begins to consider options outside her marriage and seeks the advice of her mother. Meanwhile, Diane's friends come to her for legal advice when their son is accused of selling drugs on the Internet. Nestor Carbonell guest stars as entrepreneur Daniel Irwin.
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Coastal's Undergraduate Research initiative (UGR) is a resource for support and promotion of undergraduate learning and faculty/student collaboration through research experiences and the dissemination of research outcomes.
Research is a process of careful inquiry, methodology and outcomes leading to the discovery of new information. Although there are some differences in how research is conducted across disciplines, research is not restricted to certain disciplines and occurs in all programs at the University. Undergraduate students are currently working on numerous and diverse projects.
CCU's 2014 Undergraduate Research Competition winners announced
Sixty-nine presentations were delivered by Coastal Carolina University students from 20 majors representing all five colleges at the Undergraduate Research Competition held recently. The awards will be formally presented at the Honors Convocation on Friday, May 9, at 3 p.m. in Wheelwright Auditorium.
In most cases, students presented on projects completed under the mentorship of CCU faculty, but some completed projects through off-campus internships, as well. Students presented alone or in teams, and a few presented their work on more than one project, sometimes in very different disciplines. For example, Nathan Grimes, who won first place in the Humanities and Business category, managed to combine his two majors of marine science and economics into a business presentation on externalities and incentives controlling shark fin markets, but he also presented a poster on a physics project examining sources of error in radar wave propagation related to meteorological studies. "Every year, I am blown away by the breadth and talent of our student researchers," said Director of Undergraduate Research, Rob Young. "These kinds of hands-on experiences are invaluable for landing jobs and getting into graduate schools after graduation." Following the competition, several students headed to the University of Kentucky to present their research at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research, as well.
Presentations at the CCU Undergraduate Research Competition were judged by more than 30 faculty judges representing all colleges and the library. Award categories and the number of awards in each category were determined based on the presentation submissions, and directly reflect the numerical distribution of topics and presentation formats, oral or poster. The following students placed first or second in their respective categories:
Oral Presentations (awards in three categories)
First Place, Humanities and Business: Nathaniel Grimes, Institutions of the Shark Fin Market: Roles of Externalities and Incentives (Economics and Marine Science major, Mentor: Rob Salvino)
First Place, Social and Political Sciences: Ashleigh Simons, Blame attribution as a function of sexual assault victim characteristics (Psychology major, Mentor: Linda Palm)
First Place, Physical, Biological, and Health Sciences: Janel Reeves, Call a Vegetable a Vegetable: Perceptions and Taste Ratings (Biology major, Mentor: Sharon Thompson)
Second Place, Physical, Biological, and Health Sciences: Mary Anderson, Effectiveness of Gaming Systems on Balance in Older Individuals (Biology major, Mentors: Greg Martel and Karen Aguirre)
Poster Presentations (all categories combined)
Tie for First Place: Anthony Carrone, Tatoos and Risk Taking Behavior in College Students (Psychology major, Mentor: Miranda Brenneman); and Valerie Hartigan, Stable Isotope Analysis in Deep Sea Cephalopods of the Bear Seamount (Marine Science major, Mentor: Juli Harding)
Second Place: Joseph Griswold, Prevalence and Intensity of Ectoparasites on Fundulus heteroclitus as a Function of Size in Two Marsh Systems in South Carolina, USA (Marine Science major, Mentor: Erin Burge)
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What fascinates me nonstop? The quirks and mysteries of everyday living. Sometimes the silly little things. Like now. I'm shopping at Whole Foods. It's lunchtime. Hungry, I scoop some crystallized ginger into a bag, flame raisins into another, mixed nuts into another, so I can sit at the counter and write and nibble. The checker weighs my bulk purchases, first the ginger at $6.99 a pound comes to $1.05. Then the nuts at $6.99 a pound, they're also $1.05! Then the raisins at $3.39 a pound, they're $1.05!! How'd that happen? What are the odds? Am I just a consistent scooper?? I want to laugh out loud.
There are the not-so-silly things too. As I walk, bus, or bike I'm more aware of where I am than I would be if I whizzed through. I notice people caught in their heads in their personal vehicles, people almost not here. Many babble on cellphones or text as they cruise round the corner at Capitol and Oakland. Do they think about the fact that they're riding deadly weapons that could erase any of us passersby at the slip of an eye? Yes, it's what people are thinking that mystifies me.
I walk. In windows I glimpse worlds I can't possibly imagine, any more than you can imagine mine! Well, we can all imagine, but it's only imagination! Man in front of TV, child at computer, mother reaching into kitchen cabinet, dog looks out and barks at me. I pass a shuffler, chatting teenagers. Cell-phoned bikers pass me. All these brain waves emanate, I guess. Undetected by me, they permeate the atmosphere. Or maybe they don't. I'm walking through a maelstrom of light waves, sound waves, particles of dust, smoke, pesticide, perfume, endless vibrations in the air. And I'm contributing my trail. And no one knows what I'm thinking.
So here's what I was thinking, what I wrote (in my head) on November 10 as I . . .
November 10, 8:55 AM, 32 degrees and snowing, I rush out the door. Is my garden finally ready for the compost heap? No time to check right now. I unlock my bike, snow's very wet, run back inside, grab my yellow plastic poncho, looks like a giant plastic bag, at least it'll keep my seat dry, haven't I learned my lesson yet, no biking in winter, but I'll be late if I take a bus, I have 20 minutes for 3 miles on my single speed, wonder if I'll make it there and back, I always wonder that. Anyway it's not winter, it's fall. I pedal, are my arugula, collards, and broccoli limp from last night's chill. I'm worried about fall, falling, fallen leaves are slippery when wet, one of those things I can't afford to forget. Like black ice 12 years ago that cost me half of a tooth. At the foot of our driveway. The scenario runs through my mind, swollen lip, 6 stitches, half-missing front tooth, Adolph telling me I look too awful to go to Gregory Mouloudji's concert at the Alliance Francaise. My resolution to never again bike when ice could be present.
Leaves not too bad, suddenly the sun, I'm cruising, I'm glad, glad I took the chance, sun shines through giant snowflakes, I'm dressed warmly, I get to the chiropractor on time, things have worked out for a few minutes, Biking through sunny snowflakes is invigorating, it's worth it, worth it to live for the minute, to chat with friends while I wait, I'm on time, chiropractor running late. And when I get home, I find my garden has lasted.
And now it's 12 days later, November 22, garden still here, and so am I, about to hop onto my bike and pedal home from Whole Foods.
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Berkertex Soft Monochrome Dress
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Berkertex Monochrome Panel Dress
This beautiful monochrome dress by Berkertex is perfect for weddings, especially for a mother-of-the-bride.
Contrasting monochrome panels work in the chalkboard trend that continues to impress this season, while the cut allows the fabric to sway out at the hem creating a beautifully fluid silhouette. Sleeveless in style this piece keeps you cool and confident on warm summer says, while the back zip fastening perfects the fit.
Wear this dress with a pair of peep toe court shoes, black clutch and sparkling jewellery for an elegantly coordinated outfit. Add a wrap for a touch of added flair.
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Kimberley Walsh Colour Block Lace Insert Dress
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Kimberley Walsh Colourblock Lace Insert Dress
This pencil dress in crepe fabric by Kimberley Walsh is a sultry combination of the colourblock and lace trend.
Cream and black are clashed together to form a striking style statement - making sure all eyes are on you as you wow at the next big meeting. Intricate lace is paneled to the top and sides adding a vintage nonchalance to this otherwise contemporary piece. Cap sleeves, a cinched waist and pencil skirt work to create a seriously sultry silhouette.
Wear this dress with Dune court shoes and let your hair dry naturally for a gorgeous undone beauty.
To keep me looking my best, please dry clean only.
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- Colourblock design
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- Worn length: 40 inches
Berkertex Floral Print Illusion Dress with Matching Jacket
With wedding season approaching this 2-piece set by Berkertex is perfect for the special occasion.
The monochrome floral print to the centre of this dress adds detail to your look and contrasts beautifully with the side panels for a gorgeous illusion that flatters your hips and thighs. Carefully placed pleats add shape to the skirt, while the matching jacket is ideal for covering upper arms for all day confidence.
Wear this dress and matching jacket set with a pair of patent point court shoes, black clutch and fascinator to complete your special occasion outfit.
Please dry clean this dress and jacket set to keep their shape and print.
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Berkertex Jacquard Dress and Coat Suit
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Berkertex Jacquard Dress and Coat Suit
Jacquard dress with matching coat. Length: 42 inch.Colour: Cream/Silver. Shell: 66% polyester, 18% cotton, 15% metallic, 1% viscose. Lining: 95% polyester, 5% elastane. Dry clean only.
Berkertex Guipure Lace Dress
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Berkertex Guipure Lace Dress
This lace dress by Berkertex will become the highlight of your occasion wear wardrobe thanks to its sumptuous shade of pink.
Intricate lace in a decadent hue covers this timeless design and gives your party look statement-making appeal. The classic fit of this dress cinches your waist and hugs your hips, creating an elegant silhouette - an unexpected square neckline adds a contemporary feel, while drawing attention to your décolletage. Binding detail creates a panel effect to complete this dress's flawless style.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box heels and a classic nude lipstick for an evening look you'll wear again and again.
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- Worn length: 42 inches
Berkertex Flower Sequin Soft Dress
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Berkertex Sequin Embellished Dress
This embellished dress by Berkertex is designed with effortless elegance and endless grace in mind - the perfect choice for a season filled with weddings and special occasions.
A rich navy hue provides a stylish backdrop to the stand-out sequin embellishment - formed into beautiful floral shapes the glistening detail adds a flair of femininity to your looks. Made with a classic fit with a V-neck front and empire line waist this dress flatters your bust, waist and hips while creating a sultry silhouette.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box sandals and a silver cuff for gorgeous evening outfit you'll never want to take off.
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- Empire line fit
Berkertex Mono Embroidered Dress and Wrap
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Berkertex Floral Sequin Dress with Wrap
This floral day dress by Berkertex is the perfect pick for a mother-of-the-bride outfit on an especially sunny summer's day.
Featuring sequin embroidery in the shape of flowers, this dress makes sure you're dressed for day as well as evening with it's sparkle. Soft, lightweight fabric will keep you cool throughout the day's proceedings and the sleeveless style is complemented by a beautiful white wrap for added elegance.
Wear this beautiful dress and its matching wrap with a pair of point court shoes, a cute clutch bag and black sequin accessories that add even more glitz to your look.
For best results, please hand wash this dress and wrap only.
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- Floral sequin detail
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Definitions Organza Burnout Prom Dress
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Definitions Organza Prom Dress
Nod to gothic decadence
This prom dress by Definitions adds dark drama to your summer of stylish party looks.
Perfectly prim, the prom dress shape creates a sultry silhouette and showcases your cinched waist. All-over navy organza conjures dreams of midnight escapades - let its gorgeous hue seduce you and prompt musings of star-studded night skies. The sleeveless style is a key look for the new season and the contrast panels to the front add structure to your picture perfect style.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box court shoes and a dusting of silver eye shadow for ethereal beauty.
To keep me looking my best, please hand wash me only.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Burnout organza detail
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- Sleeveless style
- Worn length: 36 inches
Savoir Jacquard Lace Confident Curves
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Savoir Confident Curves Pencil Dress
This beautiful pencil dress by Savoir is part of their Confident Curves collection and helps to sleek and shape your silhouette for lasting confidence.
Featuring a lace print, this dress hints at vintage appeal making it an ideal occasion piece for wedding, christenings and even the races. A contrast sateen bow to the waist and trim to the neckline add a little luxe to your look, while quarter sleeves flatter your upper arms. With a hidden support panel this dress helps to conquer any lumps and bumps for a smooth, sultry shape.
Wear this lace dress with a pair of nude court shoes from the Shoe Box collection and delicate jewellery. Add a cute embellished clutch to add a little sparkle into your look.
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- Confident Curves pencil dress by Savoir
- Lace printed dress
- Quarter sleeves
- Satin bow detail to front
- Hidden support panel
- V-neck with sateen trim
- Zip fastening to back
- Length: 40 inches
Definitions Jacquard Sweetheart Neck Dress
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Definitions Jacquard Sweetheart Neck Dress
Think vintage for the new season
This jacquard dress by Definitions transforms your summer wardrobe with its vintage inspired look.
With a textured jacquard fabric your new season look is filled with classic ladylike touches – complimenting your girly style. A cinched waist creates a sultry silhouette, while the sweetheart neckline is a flirty finishing touch.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box court shoes and a classic smokey eye for a garden party ready outfit.
Whatever you do, do it in style
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- Sweetheart neckline
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- Worn length: 36 inches
Little Mistress Embellished Waist Detail Dress
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Little Mistress Embellished Party Dress
The Queens of party pieces, this cute cobalt dress by Little Mistress will have you ready to show off a move or two on the dance floor this summer.
The gorgeous blue fabric works beautifully with the silver sequin embellishments to the top, which sparkle and shimmer as they catch the light. With a semi-sheer overlay this dress twizzles and twirls as you do creating fairy tale shapes for a polished party look.
Wear this dress with a pair of embellished strappy sandals, a box clutch and a shimmering eye shadow for maximum sparkle this summer.
This super cute number fits a little small, so it's definitely worth ordering a size up from your usual for the perfect fit.
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- Party dress by Little Mistress
- Sequin detail to upper half
- Semi-sheer overlay
- Length: 33 inches
Savoir Embellished Tunic Dress
This embellished tunic dress by Savoir is a sleek and sophisticated piece that perfects your new season occasion wardrobe.
Intricate embellishment adorns the midnight hue of this tunic dress creating a night sky effect. The loose fit creates an elegant silhouette as it flatters your figure - ending at the knee ensures a classy look.
Wear this dress with court shoes and nude lipstick for a refined evening outfit.
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- Tunic dress by Savoir
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Updated Spanish Riviera Home in Santa Barbara
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
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$ 5,400 - $ 8,400 / month
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Updated Santa Barbara Riviera Home
Perched high above the beautiful city of Santa Barbara, this classic 1920's California Spanish cottage overlooks the blue Pacific and the beaches of an area known as 'The American Riviera'. Lovingly cared for and steeped in the charm of old Santa Barbara, Casa Riviera nevertheless boasts modern luxury and onvenience. The spacious patio affords views of the city with its characteristic Spanish architecture, as well as the Pacific Ocean beyond. Neighborhood restaurants provide full service dining within convenient walking distance, and nearby State Street and the iconic downtown area provide ample entertainment and sights for an afternoon or evening stroll.
When you decide to stay in, you will not be disappointed with the beautiful and modern kitchen featuring Sub-Zero Refrigerator and Wolf range. No expense was spared in creating a wonderful culinary space.
Additionally a convenient propane grill is provided on the patio, so you can enjoy that view while cooking as well as dining al fresco. For a more formal meal, use the dining room or perhaps a snack at the breakfast table
before heading out for a hike. Three comfortable bedrooms each have their own bathrooms, and the study features a queen-sized sofa bed as well as ocean-view. Feel free to help yourself to the oranges, lemons and
grapefruit from the property's fruit trees, or grab a pineapple-guava fruit from the front hedge. Then relax with your friends or family on the sun-porch, or in the comfortable living room.
With stunning views and downtown convenience, Casa Riviera is the perfect place to stay to enjoy your time in Santa Barbara.
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What is AROPS
AROPS is open to representatives of all school alumni societies and provides a forum for the exchange of views and the sharing of experiences in running alumni organisations.
Members represent a wide range from small prep schools to the top UK public schools.
Have you heard the buzz?
There was such a buzz coming from the AROPS Conference in Bristol last weekend you might have thought a swarm of bees had landed on the Grammar School.
Are you a teacher?
Do you know that your former pupils will attend an alumni event if you're going to be there?
Click here to see the South Region report for the discussion.