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Wow. Good thing I wrote this in Word... This was Tuesday's blog entry.
The new boat, Haven, is on its way to getting an inside painting on Thursday and Friday, so there's unfortunately little besides sanding for most people involved, either inside or out. Today I spent most of my time sanding down epoxy on floorboards to prep them for painting, and became intimately acquainted with the music of the band One Eskimo, out of fear that I would smear fine epoxy powder all over and inside my iPod if I tried to change the music. Speaking of fear, I now keep my bare skin as far as possible from any solvents, lest they dissolve something unpleasant into my bloodstream. Roger recounted once waking up in a hospital with "a bloody EpiPen" in his chest after he dripped epoxy on himself and cleaned it off with a bit of acetone, which just washed it into his skin.
The new boat builders have their own end of the boatyard, both physically and culturally. (They definitely act differently than the other yard labor. Maybe they think they have the cool job – and it is very interesting – despite the amount of fiberglass sanding they do.) This end has been particularly dusty since I started my project. This week about five people have been sanding fiberglass inside the boat at all times. I joked earlier about sawdust and fiberglass raining down on you at all times in small quantities inside the boat, but today especially the air was a little opaque. We have masks and everything, but I avoided being inside as much as possible. Yesterday I pulled some fabulous wires through the boat while avoiding the sanders, and escaped soon afterward to blow the dust off myself. (I've attached a picture of myself and my wire pile, and then one of just the wires, because I'm not sure the first one captures their full glory. Notice how many of them there are, how neat they are, how well labeled they are… An interesting result of threading these wires through the boat is that I could now tell you about most of their destinations and the functions of whatever they attach to. I also attached a picture of Vic, smiling as usual, and a photo of a once-totaled boat leaving the garage after months of repairs.) The boat builders use the pressurized air tubes to blow dust off themselves before breaks. It's great fun. They usually power pneumatic sanders and wrenches and make your clothes ripple as I imagine hurricane winds do. I created a few dust clouds today by turning these things on myself.
Peter returned on Monday, emphatically telling stories about the Oregon International Offshore Race, which he had just participated in. Half an hour into the race, a breaching humpback whale dismasted L'Orca, a 35-foot boat belonging to Jerry Barnes. This humpback whale was a celebrity at Schooner Creek last week. The whale left some blubber on deck, but otherwise seems to have escaped unharmed. It turns out that L'Orca just left the boatyard a few months ago in a rather pristine condition. The owner prided its French name and particularly wanted to point it out to Pascal le Guilly. Now when you christen a boat, you use up a whole bottle of champagne by breaking it over the bow in a ceremony of sorts – naming a boat is a big deal – and Jerry was naturally disappointed when Pascal told him, "it's not French." Here's a link to an article in le LA times on the incident (I believe they got the length wrong, as the Oregon Offshore blog has the boat as a Beneteau 35, a 35-foot vessel.) OK… in French it would be l'orque, so I suppose it's close enough.


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Jack Shanahan's father is a powerful man in hockey. The 9-year-old is the son of Brendan Shanahan, future Hall of Famer, three-time Stanley Cup champion, and current NHL senior vice president of player safety. Naturally, young Jack plays hockey.
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Just when you think you have seen everything...
along comes this little gem! Funny thing is this fine keg tank is for sale on ebay but I let you guys find it!
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1951 McCormick Farmall Cub
It's different all right.
"The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the
government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Is it yours?
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
I wasn't going to bring up the seller (cough-cough-McGrew Equipment-cough) but here is a link to the auction.
I wasn't my intent to advertise the auction, otherwise I would have listed it in the Cub Vine. I just thought that the tank was pretty funny, especially after they took the time to give it a nice shiny Farmall red paint job.
1951 McCormick Farmall Cub
If GW named his Cub Rambo because it had a ammo box mounted to it, I wonder what this Farmall C's name could have been?
I would be guessing that this farmer's name was Jerry, as in Jerry-rigged.
(insert cricket sound here)
1951 McCormick Farmall Cub
If it was a Cub it could have been Micheloboy...Cubweiser...ha! I kill me!!!
Go Sens Go!!!
'48 Cub slowly being stripped of dignity...
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No. 5A Potato Digger
JD 'R' Spreader
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it's missing a tap for the operator
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
Talk about a Red Neck Tractor, Musta belonged to Jeff Foxworthy.
You might be a Red Neck, if you have a beer cag for your tractor gas tank.
My Late Father worked for 41 years at a IH dealership C.Wilson & Son's Kimberton, Pa.
As a parts man.
we have in tractors:
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This is our East Store page.
Salmon enthusiasts will be excited to learn that there are several new wild-caught salmon options available in the East Side meat department. First of all we are now offering Troller Point pink salmon filets. Pink salmon, typically found as a canned product, is a smaller fish possessing what is often described as a milder flavor than Coho or Sockeye. If you especially value the nutritional qualities of wild salmon but felt you couldn't afford it, pink salmon might be a solution. Its omega-3s and protein levels are comparable to those of the more popular Coho and Sockeye varieties, but it is significantly less expensive. It is available as whole side in the meat coffin freezer.
From the same company and for a limited time, we currently have 4-ounce flats of King salmon lachs for $9.99 per each. Troller Point decided to stop producing the product due to the rising cost of King salmon, so grab some at a bargain price before its gone forever! King salmon has more omega-3s than any other variety of salmon, and with only a few ingredients, it is my pick for the best lachs offered by Bloomingfoods.
For those who aren't privy to all the seafood secrets of Bloomingfoods (and as a reminder to those who are), we always have frozen filets of Coho salmon available by request. This is the same Coho that we cut, wrap, and stock in the refrigerated meat case. If you need more than a portion or two of salmon and want to reduce the amount of plastic and styrofoam used by the co-op, consider asking for a whole filet! Frozen salmon has a shelf life of 5 days after being thawed. Just ask for someone in meat or perishables, and we'll find a filet that's perfect for you.
Departing from the theme of salmon but remaining in the oceans, we're also trying a new product: salted, smoked herring (and when we say salty, we aren't kidding!) It is $9.99/lb and available in the seafood area of the fresh meat case.
Finally, if you're in the mood for turkey, we still have several whole, frozen birds leftover from Thanksgiving. To help clear them out, we are now offering them at 10% off. Turkeys are currently available at all locations. Your discount will be automatically applied when you check out.
Justin See, East Store Meat Buyer
The East Store Cheese Dept. is offering this veritable plethora of delicious new cracker, cheese, and chocolate products. Check them out on your next visit.
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A new line of crackers, specially made for sampling cheese.
The latest gems to join our East Side Deli team, Kate Bastin and Katie Zukof, submitted the following recipe for Chocolate Curry Cupcakes with Coconut Lemongrass frosting to the Chocolatefest this year and won 1st place in the Professional Division.
Enjoy the recipe.
The staff at the East Store have managed to bring a little bit of the Encore into the grocery. Pete Kinne recently finished work on an upgrade to the seating area. He has reused booth seating and tables from the Encore. It fits in quite well and customers have had many positive things to say about how great it looks and how much they like it.
Stop by for our Sunday morning brunch and see for yourself.
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It is with great pleasure and almost no remorse that we inform our shoppers of an upcoming change at the East Store. Now, use your imaginationâ¦
We call it the âcoffin.â Itâs where we stock our frozen meats and fish. And, this summer weâre getting rid of it! In its place weâll be installing a new freezer unit a new fresh meat and fresh fish case. Things are changing for the better, folks! This is something weâve wanted for a looong time. Weâre looking forward to new equipment, new products, better merchandising, all in all, a better experience and more choices for you. Again, please give us some feedback on what new products youâd like to see. The new equipment will be installed the week of June 22 with some organized chaos going on that week and the week prior. Weâll do our best to keep the disruption to a minimum.
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26So What's Curly Sue Up to These Days?
I know, I know. It's all I think about, too.
Alisan Porter is singing — and not badly, actually. In fact, if I'm being honest, she's singing very, very well. Here's a YouTube clip. She's got a band called the Alisan Porter Project, and the MySpace is here. Here's a YouTube clip of her singing, too.
How is that Ali Fucking Lohan is all over TV and soon-to-be all over radio, and this chick gets no attention?
I'm going to write about Alisan Porter once weekly from now on. Because I really dig this, and she should be famouser.
July 7, 2008 at 8:32 pm by Evil Beet
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She's phenomenal
She gave me goosebumps….This girl is truly talented and I will happily spend my $17 on a CD for her, please keep me posted on her musical career!! She is truly wow!
You inspired me to download Curly Sue, one of the best movies of all time."Slap my butt, no way!"
I enjoyed that sooo much!
Looking forward to your weekly posts about her.
She was also on Broadway in "A Chorus Line"!
i can't believe that's the girl from curly sue, i just checked out her myspace and her new band, i'm REALLY impressed, tell itunes to pick up her stuff and get it on there asap and i'll gladly spend my $ on her music, great find
it doesnt even look like shes singing….
but if she is shes really good
Ok, you've brought down a few sparks with that one. Good job!
INCREDIBLE!!! I'm sooooo impressed. Keep it coming!
WOW…..how good is that , eh?
…and to think those 'other' trashy tramps are gettin those huge recording contracts seemingly so easily….sheesh!!!
She is very, very good!!
What ever happened to the curly haired girl with dimples from the Pepsi commercials?
wow! she is good!
Wow. She's simply amazing! I'm absolutely blown away by her voice in the video you posted.
Great! wanna watch Curly Sue again.
Holy shit. That was awesome.
Sorry, but it looks like she's lip synching to something.
wow – she reminds me of a great singer called maria mckee. ok…why the fuck is ali lowhore getting a record deal when there are girls who can sing like this out there? boo.
Not surprised.
That little girl could sing when she was in the ever so popular Curly Sue movie lol. She belted it out in that as well…
(but she was like, um 10 or something at the time).
What an awesome voice, really!
Holy shit! she can sing! and i agee with you Beet, let's talk more about this chick and ignore the spoiled brats from now on!! lol
She's awesome! Hope we start hearing more about her.
I think shes the real deal, no Milli Vanilli lip synching here
I am truly Amazed, why are major record producers not jumping on this. There is so much lack of talent out there these days and this is amazing. I would spend my money on her in a heart beat.
Don't think that she is that great. Not much likeability or uniqueness. Voice and image are not that distinct as well. Good as a coffehouse singer though. For true talents, do check out Joss Stone, Lady Gaga, Lily Allen etc.
great voice with a shite' writer. Hope she finds a better writer or a better song as she's got onbe hell of a voice / range
that Alisan Porter has one damn good voice and i know music i play gutiar and the tones and the music are perfect so i dont know whats wrong with the people but if she used to be curly sue from the movie then i know and so do the poeple at hollywood know she has a voice but the ass holes just dont like to get people with skills just ones that have something else to offer and if you dont believe me then watch tv and they allways show sex but that girl hands down needs to get on american idol i will vote for her she would close down the votes one the first try and winn it


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The man accused of breaking three glass doors March 26 at Wahlert
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On March 26 someone used a baseball bat to break the glass in three doors at the high school, causing nearly $800 in damage.
After reviewing the school's surveillance video, releasing photos of the individual to the public and receiving information, police were able to issue a warrant for 18-year-old Austin Lovett of Dubuque. Police say Lovett admitted responsibility for the damage after they found evidence at his home.
Lovett turned himself into police Tuesday morning. Dubuque County prosecutors are charging him with third degree criminal mischief, an aggravated misdemeanor punishable by spending up to two years in prison and paying a fine of up to $6,250.
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Paolo Maccario, COO of Silfab, began his early career path in Italy, along with a stint in the Italian Army Reserve Officers School, which he said, "allowed me to make all kinds of mistakes managing and leading at the Italian army's expense." "I went to engineering school in Turin, (the Polytechnic University of Turin) and Read More
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Part 2: Maccario reflects on the value of an MBA
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Part3: The Big Decision: to return to Italy or not?
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Two Lubbock children are safe after a possible homicide case involving the children's mother. Minutes after an Amber Alert was issued for the young girls, they were found safely, along with the man police call a "person of interest" in this case.
Neighbor Carl Stoneking recalls the scene to KCBD NewsChannel 11. "I just went outside and heard this ridiculous scream, and then he [family member] said she's dead, she's dead. He said he found her in the home, and he started crying and said we need to call the cops," said Stoneking.
According to police Amanda Moreno, 26, was found dead in her home Sunday afternoon. The cause of death has yet to be determined and police aren't sure when she died, except to say it occurred sometime over the weekend.
Once found, questions arose concerning the whereabouts of two of her children, 6-year-old Alyssa Moreno and 2-year-old Ayana Torres. Police also tell us that Moreno and Torres lived together but were not married.
Lubbock Police Captain Greg Stevens shared his concerns for the children's safety. "We have other information that leads us to great concern for these two children. We believe them to be in immediate danger and we need to locate them as soon as we can," Stevens said.
Police began the search for 35-year-old Anthony Lee Torres as a person of interest in the investigation. Torres is the father of victim's two year old Ayana.
After an Amber Alert was issued, a patrolman found Torres driving Moreno's car with the two children in the back, apparently unharmed. Torres is in custody but police have not specified charges against him.
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Heaton took a step back in time when courtiers and tenants of the Lord of the Manor enjoyed a traditional rent dinner.
Lord of the Manor, Christopher Ball (pictured), followed in the footsteps of his predecessor and uncle, Stanley King, in holding the dinner, which was at Heaton Mount on Emm Lane.
On payment of a rent of 28 guineas, residents and friends of Heaton were entertained to a dinner, alongside Mr Ball and the Steward of the Manor Wilfred Shaw. The tradition dates back to the 18th century.
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43 comments:
- Bea said...
That's toughy - there are so many beautiful roads. But top of my list is Manor Avenue (love the grand steps up to the front doors and interesting front gardens), followed closely by Upper Brockley Road (for the same reasons as Nick). Then in joint third place it is Tressilian and Tyratt Roads because of their Haute Victorian architecture and stain glass windows. I'd like to add that I live on none of these roads.
- 16 October 2007 12:58
- James said...
The glorious tree-lined avenue that is Tyrwhitt Road has to be the daddy of them all.
Big townhouses, post-war in-fill and even a pub! It represents the perfect cross-section of Brockley, nay, South East London.
- 16 October 2007 13:14
- Anonymous said...
I do like the road I live on (Howson Rd - crofton park end) it's nice and quiet, close to amenities and litter free but in terms of grandeur I'd probably say Wickham in the Conservation area
- 16 October 2007 13:29
- Anonymous said...
I lived on St Margarets Road for a while. The wide street and range of early Victorian architecture make it very different from the serried ranks of other streets. And its just round the corner from the shops. I had no idea after 20 years of living in Brockley that it existed as it is a sort of cul-de-sac and so its not a road you find yourself driving through (and it was extremely quiet).
- 16 October 2007 13:54
- Headhunter said...
I love Manor Avenue because it's my street, so there. Also it's nice n leafy, near the station, fairly quiet and architecturally interesting. Also my neighbours are all so lovely - couldn't ask for more.
Excluding Manor Ave, I have to say that the conservation area streets beat anything else hands down. Wickham Rd is magnificent for it's massive width and the size of the enormous Victorian houses there. Shame that a V2 rocket destroyed the Victiorian houses at the end where it meets Brockley Rd, where the council flats are. Other than that Breakspears has some majestic buildings. If you look at Booths Poverty Map of London (or whatever it's called - the map showing income and class across London in the late 19th century), all the streets in the conservation area are coloured red which pertains to servant owning upper middle classes or something, however the top ends of Wickham and Breakspears (nearest Lewisham Way) are one step above and housed titled gentry/nobility and the wealthiest classes of the late 19th century.
- 16 October 2007 16:27
- spincat said...
I'd like to nominate the more humble Crofton Park Road: the part where you are walking up towards Blythe Hill. It has the air of a seaside street, I always feel. The sense that the sea is suddently going to appear over the horizon.
- 16 October 2007 20:06
- Vikki said...
Tyrwhitt - for all the reasons that James gives plus the perfect view of Canary Wharf you get at the top of it.
Oh and cos I live on it...
- 16 October 2007 20:52
- Hugh said...
Manor Avenue, the middle section especially, is a real contender when blossom fills the trees. The houses there, while not as large as elsewhere in the neighbourhood, are very pretty when well kept.
I agree that St Margaret's Road is an interesting oddity, with attractive redbricks lining a quiet corner with no through-traffic. Too close to the Brockley Road, however.
Montague Avenue on Hilly Fields is high on the list with its smart, spacious yet understated houses overlooking the open space and enjoying enviable views on every side.
Tyrwhitt, where I live, is still my favourite. St John's station 3 minutes' walk. Shops on the corner. Pub too, to be done up. Steep, with views of Canary Wharf, very little traffic, Hilly Fields at one end, almost no in-fill and a good density of trees and leafy front gardens. Oh, and lots of beautiful houses, with those on the Lewisham side of the street blessed with hillside vistas of, um, Lewisham (but all towns look pleasant from above).
A few years ago I walked up Tyrwhitt from Lewisham Way on a fine, quiet, weekday afternoon. Empty blue sky, cold air, bright sun, no one around. This is the place, I thought. It was.
- 16 October 2007 21:19
- Kate said...
Aw, that's sweet Hugh.
- 17 October 2007 10:01
- ElijahBailey said...
Talking of V2's it seem like Brockley took a fair bit of damage. I guess the combination of having a railway line and being near docks put it in the firing line.
- 17 October 2007 10:14
- Headhunter said...
I think most of the bombing of Brockley was mostly by accident. With the blackout and lack of satellite guided weapons and navigation systems, bombers must've thought they were over the docks and industrial sites around Deptford.
V1s and V2s were also wildly inaccurate, the V1 in particular which as far as I understand it basically fired from Germany with what they imagined might be enough fuel to get it to the docks or central London, when it ran out of fuel, it fell. Pretty inexacting!
I remember my grandparents saying that when you could hear the engine of a "doodlebug" you were OK, but if the engine cut out and went silent everyone dived for cover as you knew it was about to hit the deck.
Sorry, I'll stop rambling on about wartime history now...
- 17 October 2007 10:56
- andy pandy pudding & pie said...
The north end of Revelon Road is nice. 2 Different styles of Victorian Houses, couple of modern houses further south, decent amount of trees lining the road.
It especially has a real sense of history, the south end of the road was hit by a V2 rocket killing 2 families and destroying something like 10 houses (it was the largest loss of life in any single hit in lewisham). Now there is a school on the site of the blast (between revelon road and finland road) and opposite there is some white painted terrace houses.
Overall, its a nice road, showing a cross section of Brockley. I'm especially amazed that my house is still standing considering the history the road has been through...
- 17 October 2007 10:57
- Hugh said...
Headhunter, the instinct for diving was, I always thought, what Orwell was referring to in 1984 when his proles use to shout things like 'Screamer!' before taking cover.
- 17 October 2007 10:59
- Bea said...
This link provides information on how bad the bombing was in SE London was - if you scroll to the bottom it lists all the areas where people died in V2 bombs - SE4 has quite a lot!
- 17 October 2007 11:19
- Bea said...
And this link (from the same website) covers SE4 for V1 & V2 bombs. The loss of life and damage done in this small patch of London alone is quite horrific.
- 17 October 2007 11:33
- Headhunter said...
Yes - screamers, I think I've heard that before. I used to live round the corner from Orwell's old place up in Islington before moving to Brockers....
- 17 October 2007 11:34
- Headhunter said...
Bea - interesting site! Didn't realise poor old Brockers had been quite so badly hit!
- 17 October 2007 11:43
- Pete said...
I don't live in Brockley so I'm impartial! I would nominate Montague Avenue as it has very nice houses which look out onto hilly fields which must be nice.
- 17 October 2007 11:52
- Tyrwhitt Michael said...
For obvious reasons I'd nominate Tyrwhitt Road (where I live) even with the eysore on the corner with Loampit Hill/Lewisham Way.
- 17 October 2007 12:24
- Cllr Dean Walton said...
Of course, it's very hard for me to make a firm choice.
However I think Rokeby Avenue deserves a plug...the terraces opposite the school are fantastic and generally well preserved and the road is built on a very different scale to those mentioned above. It lacks the grand trees that others have, but the houses themselves make up for that in some way. An additional gem on Rokeby Avenue are the houses opposite the Art House - I've not seen any others like them in the whole of Brockley. Take a peek next time you're in the area.
Two other unique streets of Brockley are Barriedale and Millmark Grove - the much later architecture/designs as compared to the conservation area to my mind give the streets a very suburban feel. Almost like you're walking around the far reaches of the Metropolitan Line.
- 17 October 2007 12:56
- Anonymous said...
Hey Councillor - what can you tell us about plans for a young offenders institute in lewisham. Do you know if this true and if so where might it be?
- 17 October 2007 13:44
- Headhunter said...
Wow Cllr Dean Walton has added a photo! Well done that man! I can see that Brockley Central will be the new Facebook before much longer... Nick you'll be a billionaire and probably able to buy the entire conservation area...
- 17 October 2007 14:58
- The Miska said...
Quite excited someone mentioned Barriedale... even though we've just moved in so have: a carpet, tumble dryer, ironing board, dead rosemary bush, and far too many bins in our front yard waiting to be disposed of - so are almost single-handedly making the street look rubbish. (Next door have a fridge too - come fill yer boots if anyone wants any of that stuff!)
Seriously though, I'm a fan of the lovely 1930's front doors with lovely circle windows.
Although the area as a whole is lovely. (Perhaps I'm now biased).
- 17 October 2007 15:02
- Anonymous said...
I often walk through St. Margarets Road on my way to the high street and its so lovely, leafy and quiet yet just one block from the shops and Moonbow Jakes - perfect to stumble home! I particularly like the houses around the St. Margarets Square end on Adelaide Avenue.
Montague Avenue however is my favourite, very nice, with its views of Hilly Fields.
I agree with the positive words above however on Tyrwitt/Breakspears/Tressellian and Wickham - all gorgeous!
Brockley is Blessed.
- 17 October 2007 15:29
- Brockley Nick said...
Thanks for all your suggestions, the winning street will be selected to host the young offenders institute. ;)
I have to say, I've never heard about any plans to locate one in Brockley.
- 17 October 2007 16:08
- Neil said...
Biased? I may well be, but i can't help loving Foxberry Road. We have a church, a garage, a nursery, the best Thai restraunt in Brockley, a whole heap of meritorious architecture and ony a stone's throw from all other local japery! Hussah!
Foxberry aside, I do love Wickham Gardens. Unique in its lay out, and its demograph, I discovered it one day by taking a nosy tour down the back alley that connects it with Harefield Road. Splendiferous. Has anyone noticed that there are plans to shoehorn some mews houses onto the edge of Wickham Gardens? With cycle spaces? Application for this is hidden down the aforementioned snicket, and further development may well prevent further nosy people from discovering this Brockley Treasure...
- 17 October 2007 19:36
- Rashpal said...
Definitely Manor Avenue. Not just because I live there but it's so quiet with lots of lovely trees ..
- 17 October 2007 20:52
- mcf said...
In fact the alleyway between Harefield Rd and Wickham Gdns has been highlighted by Lewisham Planning Dept as an area with a particularly rural charm.
It is therefore especially annoying to myself and well over 35 others along Wickham Gdns and Wickham and Harefield Rds that some tinpot developer should think it a good idea to place three industrial (but pretending to be environmentally friendly) sheds there.
For that reason myself and many, many others worked hard to oppose the application. The council agreed with us. Unfortunately the developers didn't. Accordingly, having spent a fair bit of money employing Savills they chose to go to appeal. Currently we are awaiting this decision.
Its not that we are opposed to development per se. Its more that we would like to keep the rural bits rural. There are plenty of houses in Brockley that really need some TLC. To rip up an orchard and back garden (technically brown field land) for the creation of 3 two bed bungalows that would cost well over £400,000 doesn't strike us as the best use of land resources.
Moreover, if the Planning Dept's 2004/5 consultation about the Conservation area is going to mean anything at all, then allowing this to go ahead would be nothing short of disastrous.
We had good support from Darren Johnson and Joan Ruddock. I heard somewhere that Darren will be standing as an MP in the next election; this is a decision that will make it that much harder for me to figure out where to place my vote.
- 17 October 2007 22:28
- Cllr Dean Walton said...
If 'anomynous' would like to write to me about a Young Offenders Institute being opened in Lewisham, I can make relevant enquiries.
I know of no such plans but am happy to get in touch with officers on your behalf.
- 18 October 2007 01:08
- andy pandy pudding & pie said...
just wanted to say that i never said a Young Offenders Institute is going to be in Brockley, merely in the council district of Lewisham :o)
- 18 October 2007 09:52
- veggiegirl said...
Upper Brockley Road & Manor Avenue for their peace & quiet & uniform housing style
The Hilly Fields end of Tyrwhitt Road for the views - up to Hilly Fields & down across to Canary Wharf - it has such a sense of space
Crescent Way for the smaller houses & huge pear trees - the latter are apparently a characteristic of Brockley
And I like Rokeby too - I'd love to know if there's any history to the terrace opposite the Arthouse, it's so individual.
If I had to plump for just one it would be Upper Brockley Road. I think....
- 18 October 2007 14:21
- Patrick said...
I agree about Montague Avenue and St Margaret's Road. I also love the bit of Adelaide Avenue where we live which gives on to Hillyfields on one side and the lovely Brockley & Ladywell Cemeteries on the other.
- 18 October 2007 18:52
- Anonymous said...
No one has mentioned Hilly Fields Crescent, the street that runs along Hilly Fields with great houses and wonderful views.
- 18 October 2007 23:34
- Joe said...
I nominate Coulgate Street. It doesn't have the grandeur of the other streets listed here, but it more than makes up for it in character. The tiny cottages there are some of the oldest buildings in Brockley – it's funny to imagine that they once sat in fields beside the Croydon to Bermondsey canal.
- 19 October 2007 12:01
- Headhunter said...
Didn't realise that the houses on Coulgate St were as old as that! I had heard that a lot of the rail lines in SE London, including the line on which Brockley station is were originally canals. Must admit the little houses are very quaint, but not sure I would like to live in a place backing onto Brockley Rd with all it's traffic and the Wetherspoons pub etc!
- 19 October 2007 12:04
- Maggie said...
I vote Manor Avenue and Hilly Fields Crescent. Heavenly!
- 19 October 2007 12:58
- Ed said...
I agree with Joe RE Coulgate Street and its canalside history but also liked Manor Avenue and the roads on the edge of Hilly Fields when I was house hunting.
- 19 October 2007 13:05
- Hugh said...
Crescent Way is also great. Very little traffic, Hilly Fields a few yards away, some massive houses with south-facing gardens. Pity about the in-fill but that's something to take up with Germany.
- 22 October 2007 13:21
- Neil said...
Many thanks to MCF for the information about the alley way leading to Wickham Gardens - should you need any further compainants just let me know as it would be a great shame to lose this site. I agree wholeheartedly about it's charm; surely this alleyway is also a haven for local wildlife? Fingers crossed for you for the impending council appeal result!
- 22 October 2007 14:43
- andy pandy pudding & pie said...
It's quite interesting, there are parts of the road near the TM2 where you can see the old tar bricks that used to be laid on the road before the more modern tarmac! Just goes to show how old the area n ear Coulgate st is!
- 22 October 2007 15:17
- KJ said...
I've lived on Breakspears Road (the centre section is beautiful) and am now living in Tressillian. But my favourites: Hilly Fields Crescent, Montague Avenue, and Manor Avenue. However, because no-one else has mentioned it, ther is something nice in the uniformity of the houses on Chalsey Road when viewed from the top end. But let's face it - you can't go much wrong in Brockley.........
- 23 October 2007 18:10
- Sue Luxton said...
right (definite Ladywell ward bias here, please note ;):
1) Montague Avenue (views over Hilly Fields and lovely big houses)
2) Chalsey Road (agree with KJ)
3) Margaret's Road
4) Hilly Fields Crescent
5) Adelaide Avenue (my street)
- 23 October 2007 20:31
- silburnl said...
Manor Avenue. It was seeing a friend's house on this street that sold us on the area. A wide street, good houses (with lovely uniform frontages), big gardens etc etc
It's not as grand as Tressillian or Tyrwhit, but perfectly formed I think.
- 24 October 2007 17:56


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"I knew when I was a little girl, that I liked the girls. I wanted them to be my "best friend." I didn't understand what it meant otherwise but I knew I wanted them to be my best friend", says Stewart.
She knew she liked girls morethan she should have in preschool. Her classmates also noticed herdifferences. She liked her hair short and wasn't into girly clothes . Her more masculine tenancies made her an outcast.
"The girls didn't want to be with me. They didn't want to play with me. Because even though I played Barbies and dolls and house and all those things I just didn't fit in for them."
While other girls focused ondating, she occupied her time playing sports. But in high school, people beganto question her lack of love interests.
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It wasn't until the movie Coyote Ugly came out that Stewart erased any doubts questioning her sexuality.
"I sat down and it got to one specific scene in the movie and it wasn't even a sexual scene at all. It was just the outfit the person was wearing in the movie and I sat there with my friend very very much straight, and I said out loud in my head,I said oh my gosh I'm gay."
She saw the movie multiple times.
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Interestingly, the severity of acne doesn't seem to matter. Some people with severe acne seem to take their skin problems in stride. Other individuals may be deeply affected by mild breakouts.
Of course, not everyone with acne will develop self-esteem issues, but here are three warning signs that should always be taken seriously. If you or your child displays any of these signs, please talk with your doctor right away.
Avoiding Social Situations
It's OK if you don't always feel like being the life of the party, but avoiding going out with friends, finding excuses to not attend family functions or generally having little interest in socializing with others may be warning signs that acne is seriously affecting your life.
Some people find it hard to show their face to the world, because they are so uncomfortable with their acne. It's hard to interact with others when you're feeling so unconfident and embarrassed about your skin. Shying away from social situations, though, is a signal that you need help dealing with your acne.
Talk with your doctor not only about acne treatment options, but also about how your acne is impacting your life. He/she can help.
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Acne can be especially tough during adolescence, when teens are developing a sense of self. Don't think, though, that acne only affects the way teens view themselves. Some studies have found that adults are more likely than teens to say acne negatively impacts their quality of life.
Whatever your age, acne can make you feel unconfident and helpless. The good news is, effective acne treatment can help to a great extent.
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If you are thinking about hurting yourself, please tell somebody (your doctor, a close friend or family member, your clergy person or a suicide help hotline) now.
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Aktan S, Ozmen E, Sanli B. "Anxiety, depression, and nature of acne vulgaris in adolescents." Int J Dermatol 2000; 39:354-7.
Koo JY, Smith LL. "Psychologic aspects of acne." Pediatr Dermatol 1991; 8:185-8.
Purvis, D., Robinson, E., Merry, S., & Watson, P. "Acne, anxiety, depression and suicide in teenagers: a cross-sectional survey of New Zealand secondary school students." Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 2006; 42(12): 793-796.


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You know you've made it to the upper echelon of dope dealers when your nine's looking just as icy as your wrists and neck. Just ask Pusha T, whose newly-released mixtape lead single finds him showing off the...Read More
Pure ft. Pusha T - Infatuated
They say that opposites attract and, in Pure's case, they appear to be right. Though one of the dictionary definitions for his stage name is "modest, virtuous, undefiled," the unsigned singer's latest single...Read More
King L ft. Pusha T & Juicy J - My Hoes They Do Drugs
Molly and Mary Jane may come across as two of the most wholesome names around, but Mary Jane has long been a nickname for marijuana and Molly has increasingly become the new moniker for ecstasy. So it should come as no...Read More
Colin Munroe ft. Pusha T - The Fight of My Life
UPDATE: Click "Watch Video" for the brand new visuals to Fight Of My Live. Has it really been nearly a year and a half since Colin Munroe last stepped into the Booth with a solo feature? To answer my own...Read More
Fat Joe ft. Trey Songz, Pusha T, Ashanti, Miguel - Pride N Joy (Remix)
After expressing his Pride N Joy back in May with help from quite a few hip-hop heavyweights, Bronx emcee Fat Joe has recruited a new batch of talent for the songs newly-released remix. Although Los Angeles crooner Miguel is...Read More
Pusha T ft. Raekwon & Joell Ortiz - Tick, Tock
A funky, street-ready concoction which found Method Man trading bars with Gary, Indiana gangster Freddie Gibbs, the lead single off the Man With the Iron Fist soundtrack made a big impression when it hit our front page in...Read More
Mikkey Halsted ft. Pusha T - Momma In My Ear
Chi-Town wordsmith Mikkey Halsted's mother must have been in his ear like a pair of Beats By Dre headphones for him to churn out the immensely dope record that is Momma In My Ear. Halsted works his way around the record...Read More
Kanye West & Pusha T - New God Flow
Do you ever wonder what artist is Kanye's favorite at G.O.O.D Music? Could it be recent success story, Big Sean? What about fellow Midwestern native and space cadet, Kid Cudi? Without asking West we...Read More
Pusha T ft. Swizz Beatz - In This Ho (Lambo)
Earlier this week, Pusha T stopped by Funkmaster Flex' Hot 97 program to announce the release date for G.O.O.D. Music's highly-anticipated compilation album, and premiered a brand new record to boot. While In This...Read More
Chester French ft. Pusha T. & Pharrell - Next Big Thing
With their new digital full-length hot off the (virtual) presses, genre-bending twosome Chester French return to the Booth with a standout cut off the project. On Next Big Thing, crew member Maxwell Drummey's sweeping...Read More
DJ Absolut ft. Ace Hood, Pusha T, French Montana & Nathaniel - Untouchable
Introduced to the Booth via December 2011's star-studded My Generation, DJ Absolut makes his return to our pages with another dope ensemble cut. On promo single Untouchable, Absolut and co-producer Slimm Gemm craft a...Read More
Bangladesh ft. Pusha T, Jadakiss & 2 Chainz - 100
You've got to admire the way Bangladesh's mind works. Where other producers dig through crates endlessly to find the perfect loop for their latest beat, he seems to be able to find inspiration in any random...Read More
G.O.O.D Music ft. Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz - Mercy
Back in April, the Internet was abuzz and it had nothing to do with race relations in America, the NHL playoff picture or Mitt Romney's promise to win the state of Pennsylvania in November. No, the buzz was about...Read More
The-Dream ft. Pusha T - Dope B*tch
They say one good turn deserves another, so after The-Dream helped out Pusha T with a dope hook on the (inadvertently?) beef-starting Exodus 23:1, Pusha Ton decided to lend a hand with a dope verse on Dream's new single,...Read More
Nottz ft. Pusha T & Dwele - You Need This Music (Remix)
Ever feel like there's something, you know, missing.... but can't quite put your finger on what? Nottz has a hypothesis as to what might be causing this nagging feeling of unfulfillment—namely, a serious...Read More
Pusha T ft. The-Dream - Exodus 23:1
"Thou shalt not raise a false report: put not thine hand with the wicked to be an unrighteous witness." The latest release off G.O.O.D. Music's forthcoming comp album, Pusha T quoting Exodus 23:1 as he...Read More
Chief Keef ft. Kanye West, Pusha T, Jadakiss & Big Sean - I Don't Like (Remix)
And they say that negativity won't get you anywhere in life! After scoring a local hit with I Don't Like, a jam which found him listing off the myriad people and things that he simply can't stand, Booth...Read More
Future ft. Pusha T & Emilio Rojas - Fettuccine
Sometimes you come across a record, stare at the artists featured and instantly develop a confused look. For Future's first feature as the lead artist on The DJBooth, I had that look. After pressing play and realizing I...Read More
Vybz Kartel ft. Pusha T - Half on a Baby (Remix)
A Portmore, Jamaica street vet with a famously risqué style, Vybz Kartel makes his grand entrance into the Booth with the official remix of his current promo single, Half on a Baby. On this version of the catchy, Dre...Read More
Pusha T ft. 50 Cent & Pharrell - Raid
Revisiting old raps from Pusha T doesn't feel weird. As a matter of fact it's a glorious occasion that should occur once a week. The younger Thornton has been pushing out raps like G packs from season to season,...Read More
Pusha T - What Dreams Are Made Of
We're a long way from Pusha T rhyming over Neptunes beats as a part of the Clipse. Case in point, today's release What Dreams Are Made Of, a cut that sounds much more Lex Luger-ish than Hell Hath No Fury-esque. Clearly...Read More
XV ft. Pusha T - Awesome
What's got two thumbs and knows how to spit rhymes? No, it's not this guy—I'm probably only marginally better at spitting rhymes than your four-year-old sister. It's that guy; you know, the guy whose...Read More
Gilbere Forte ft. Jim Jones & Pusha T - Hot (In This B*tch)
Is it just me, or is it getting kinda Hot (In This B*tch)? Well, as luck would have it, Philly repper Gilbere Forte' and a few of his flyest colleagues are here to help you cool off. Here, Bengie and Raak's...Read More
N.O.R.E. ft. Pusha T & Meek Mill - Scared Money
As has been said so many times before, Scared Money don't make no money. On the latest single off his long-delayed seventh solo set, N.O.R.E. emphasizes his determination to line his pockets by whatever means necessary....Read More
DJ Drama ft. Pusha T & French Montana - Everything That Glitters
Fresh off receiving lukewarm reviews for Never See You Again, DJ Drama returns to emphasize the importance of distinguishing real gold from pyrite on new street single Everything That Glitters. Don Cannon produces, serving up...Read More
Pusha T - Dont F*ck With Me [Freestyle]
There are a lot of people out there who can be f*cked with. Pusha T is not one of them. As proof, I present new freestyle Don't F*ck With Me, which find the Clipse emcee flexing his lyrical muscles over the Noah...Read More
Tinie Tempah ft. Wiz Khalifa, Pusha T & Jim Jones - Till I'm Gone (Remix)
Back in May, Tinie Tempah ended his much-buzzed-about current single with the prophetic line: "I'll be doing this Till I'm Gone... but I won't be gone for too long." True to his word, the UK...Read More
Pusha T ft. Kanye West & Young Jeezy - Amen
When you're kicking it with the frontman of Odd Future Wolf Gang, you can safely assume that some commandments are gonna be broken. Thus, it's only appropriate that Pusha T follow up Trouble on My Mind, the Tyler...Read More
Ace Hood ft. Beanie Sigel, Busta Rhymes, Pusha T & Styles P - Go N' Get It (Remix)
Hey look, it's a mega-remix of a hustler's anthem that doesn't involve DJ Khaled. When Ace Hood dropped street single Go N' Get It back in May readers pointed out its similarity to Hustle Hard – determined to laugh...Read More
Pusha T ft. Tyler, The Creator - Trouble on My Mind
Considering the heavy influence of Hell Hath No Fury-era Neptunes on the Odd Future frontman's production style, it was only a matter of time before Tyler, the Creator landed on a joint with Pusha T, Chad and Pharrell....Read More
Miguel ft. Pusha T - Sure Thing (Remix)
Though Miguel dropped single Sure Thing way back in December of 2010, it wasn't until recently that the record truly took off. Now that it's burning up the charts, an official remix is clearly in order. Here,...Read More
Pusha T ft. Kevin Cossom - Feeling Myself
In Feeling Myself, Pusha T's latest swag-drenched mixtape leak, Tha Bizness produces a thick, bumping drum pattern complete with brass swells and synth stabs as the G.O.O.D. Music signee brushes off all the haters and...Read More
Pusha T ft. 50 Cent - Raid
When Runaway dropped and I realized Pusha T was the newest signee to Mr. West's G.O.O.D. Music label, the first thing I thought (after, why didn't 'Ye just sign Malice too?), was that this was a big move in the right...Read More
Mateo ft. Pusha T & Ab Liva - Power
By a show of hands, how many of you listened to Kanye's Power for the first time and immediately thought, "This is dope.. but it would be even better as an R&B song!" I obviously can't see you, but...Read More
Pusha T - My God
After joining one of the most recognized labels in all of hip-hop, your first single has to be something spectacular—even biblical. Fittingly then, My God is Clipse founder Pusha T's first solo effort since signing to...Read More
Kanye West ft. G.O.O.D. Music Fam & Dipset - Christmas in Harlem
Every year it seems hip-hop contributes to the Christmas festivities by grabbing some sleigh bells and an MPC and making a hit for Santa to ride out to. Whether they are gems like Death Row's Santa Goes Straight Through The...Read More
Kanye West ft. Pusha T, Big Sean, CyHi Da Prynce & J. Cole - Looking for Trouble
Despite delays from the crew, G.O.O.D Friday (or Saturdays, whichever you prefer) has finally arrived, and while last week was a throwback to the days of soul samples and retrospective lyrics, this week's entry is pure...Read More
Swizz Beatz ft. Pusha T & Pharrell Williams - Bang Bang
Ok, fine. So today's not technically a Monsta Monday. So we're a little late jumping on the latest edition of Swizz Beatz' weekly music series (see last week's effort DJ Play the Beat). So what? Great music is...Read More
Kanye West ft. Pusha T, Big Sean, CyHi Da Prynce & Common - G.O.O.D. Music Cypher
Since today is the start of the NBA season, let's compare G.O.O.D. Music's BET Cypher to the Los Angeles Lakers. With DJ Premier (Phil Jackson) leading the way on the one and twos, the first up is Pusha T, who shows off a...Read More
Kanye West ft. Keri Hilson, Pusha T & Cyhi the Prynce - Take One for the Team
Distorted beatboxing, Dougie Fresh-era cat calls, for this week's G.O.O.D. Music entry Kanye West throws on his dookie rope and goes back to the '80s. As for the record's theme, Take One for the Team means doing a lot...Read More
tabi Bonney ft. Pusha T - Make a Killin'
"Syce." "Lunchin'." All phrases I learned a few years back after seeing a lean rapper rhyme on mtvU. Now I've never been to Washington. D.C. or the DMV, but every hip-hop head I knew from the area...Read More


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R and F#
One of my new year's resolutions – or at least, something that got added to my list of stuff to do in the unlikely event I've got some time spare and can be bothered – was to learn more about statistics. I've only got a very basic grasp of the subject but, like data mining, it's one of those things that seems to promise to be incredibly useful in my line of work. However it's interesting to ponder that I've been working in BI for almost a decade and never so far needed to learn much beyond basic stats; my theory is that stats, like data mining, only tends to be used by highly skilled quantitative analysts, whereas the people I work with are business people whose maths skills are very average and who quite rightly don't trust analysis done using methods they can't understand.
Anyway, in my browsing on the subject I came across the all-of-a-sudden popular topic of R (see http://www.r-project.org/), the statistical programming language. I thought it might make an interesting blog entry, but today I saw John Brookmyre beat me too it so I'll just link to him instead:
I also got interested in learning about F#, the functional programming language that will be included in VS2010 (for a good overview, see http://www.developer.com/net/net/article.php/3784961). I was struck by some similarities with MDX and began to wonder about how it could be applied to BI; and yet again, a quick Google revealed Aaron Erickson had had the same idea and blogged extensively and intelligently on the subject:
It'll be interesting to watch the uptake of F# in BI; from what I can see there's already a lot of activity in the area of data manipulation and stats for F# (see for example Luca Bolognese's blog) and I'm sure it's only going to grow. The only complaint I've got is that here's yet another addition to the Microsoft BI toolset and I'm yet to be convinced there's any kind of company-wide strategy aimed at shaping all these tools into a coherent BI strategy. F# won't be the language of BI in the way that Aaron wants; it's more likely to end up as a technology island in the way Aaron specifically doesn't want. But hey, the .NET guys have arrived at the party! The more the merrier.
Netezza launches data integration strategy for Microsoft BI
Interesting press release from Netezza here:
At the moment it only looks like there's an OLE DB provider available, but the release says this is only the first part of the strategy. I wonder if Netezza is being considered as a supported data source for Analysis Services so it could be used with cubes in ROLAP mode, as with Teradata today?
Interesting stuff on www.sqlserveranalysisservices.com
Just had one of my occasional looks at Richard Tkachuk's site, http://www.sqlserveranalysisservices.com and there's some interesting new information on the home page. There's an article on how to handle time intervals in AS (I've got some ideas on a different way of handling this, but I'd need to test them out to see how they perform), a note on how the Aggregate function works with calculated measures, and a draft of the AS 2008 Performance Guide that is a must-read:
SQL2008 Experience
So the SQL marketing people have put together a website to
plug SQL2008 share the SQL Server 2008 experience:
Actually, there are some quite interesting (in a Channel 9 sort of way) videos up there in the 'For Developers' section, including a few interviews with members of the AS dev team. Worth a look.
DATAllegro acquisition closed
As you may have already seen, Microsoft has just announced it has closed its acquisition of DATAllegro:
More details will be forthcoming at the BI Conference, CTPs will be available in the next year or so and the product is slated for release in the first half of 2010 (for SQL2010 then?). It'll be interesting to see what form it actually takes exactly. As I've said before I suspect it would be easier to get Analysis Services working with this technology than many people think, and I also still wonder whether MS might also be thinking about buying or building a column-oriented database too.
As a counter to this euphoria, here are some interesting links… First, take a look in the discussion in the comments here:
Plenty of people with an axe to grind, I'm sure, but some points worth considering. Also worth checking out for a dissenting point of view is Kevin Closson's Oracle blog, which discusses DATAllegro a few times, for example:
It's always good to take the blog-equivalent of a cold shower before getting too worked up about a new feature or technology. I'm sure that the guys at MS have done their due diligence on DATAllegro, and that come 2010 we'll have a solution that is way, way more scalable than what we have right now, but let's also set our expectations appropriately – it is going to be a version 1.0, and the competition isn't going to stay still in the next two years either.
Bill Baker leaving MS
Microsoft buys DATAllegro
Kalido Universal Information Director now generates Analysis Services cubes
Here's the press release from Kalido:
I don't have any direct experience with Kalido's products (although I've heard good things) but I'd be interested to see the cubes it generates. I wonder to what extent it's possible to optimise automatically generated cubes?
Interview on the SQL Down Under Show
For your listening pleasure: the latest edition of the SQL Down Under Show is me talking to Greg Low about MDX and Analysis Services. You can download it here -
BI Survey 8
Is it that time of year again? Yes, here's the link for the latest BI Survey:
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We would very much welcome your participation in The BI Survey, conducted annually by Nigel Pendse. This is the largest independent survey of OLAP users worldwide. The Survey will obtain input from a large number of organizations to better understand their buying decisions, the implementation cycle and the business success achieved. Both business and technical users, as well as vendors and consultants, are welcome.
The BI Survey is strictly independent. While vendors assist by inviting users to participate in the Survey, the vendors do not sponsor the survey, nor influence the questionnaire design or survey results. You will be able to answer questions on your usage of a BI product from any vendor. Your data will only be used anonymously, and no personal details will be passed to vendors or other third parties.
As a participant, you will not only have the opportunity to ensure your experiences are included in the analyses, but you will also receive a summary of the results from the full survey. You will also have a chance of winning one of ten $50 Amazon vouchers.


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CTE Home >> Resources >> Teaching with Technology >> Exploring Tools for Course Delivery and Content Creation >> Screencasting
Teaching with Technology:
Screencasting makes use of screen recording software like Camtasia Studio which permits the user to record any and all actions on a computer screen, including audio narration. Screen recordings can then be posted as movies files to be downloaded or streamed over the internet. The availability of inexpensive and fairly easy to use software has opened up an entire new realm of possibilities for educators looking to create engaging and useful instructional content for their students.
Some potentially valuable instructional uses of screencasting in higher education include:
The CTE offers workshops to assist faculty members with exploring the instructional use of screen recording technology to support teaching and learning: Creating Instructional Screencasts. Faculty members interested in learning more about how screencasting might be used in their teaching are welcome to contact Jeff Nugent at the CTE (email@example.com).


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Every day, our support team talks to people from all over the world in both English and German. You may have had a conversation with me, Julia, or Mick via email or on Twitter. (Hi, and guten Tag!)
We seriously love helping out however we can. Day in and day out, we answer your general questions, lend a hand with your technical problems, and talk to you about your ideas. It's always exciting to hear from you – to find out what you're doing with Things, and, more importantly, to learn about what we can do better.
Looking back over the many discussions we've had, we've noticed that one question comes up again and again: "How do I get the most out of Things?" So while the rest of the team works on Things 3, the three of us have been reviewing your feedback and thinking about how we can make your experience with Things better.
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Vinosia Primitivo 2008, I.G.T., Salento, Puglia, Italy: Vintages Wine Panel: Deep purple in the glass. Aromas of candied cherry, blackberry, spice and vanilla on the nose. Bright and nicely concentrated fruit flavours on the palate, with a touch of spice. Medium bodied and dry, with a long fruity finish. My note: Fleshy-sweet/ripe purple plums and dark berries. Juicy and full-bodied and smooth with a glorious capacity to dance with just about any type of pizza. Drink: 2011-2014. 203950 13.50% D 750 mL $14.95 Score: 88/100. March 19, 2011 Full Review
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Confident and cocky, the Gingerbread Baby happens upon a bakery, where he dances and prances in front of a sugar cookie girl, trying to make friends.Read more...
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Confident and cocky, the Gingerbread Baby happens upon a bakery, where he dances and prances in front of a sugar cookie girl, trying to make friends. But she just stares and doesn't say a word, like all the other sweet treats he tries to meet.
Discouraged, the Gingerbread Baby runs home, chased by a long line of hungry creatures, where Mattie has a fantastic surprise for him?gingerbread friends that fill a giant fold-out page.
Irresistible images inside the confectionery and outside in the snowy Swiss countryside will delight Jan Brett fans.
- Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons
- Publish Date: September 2008
- Page Count: 32
- Reading Level: Ages 3-5
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Why can't a 265 lb college DE/OLB play 3-4 DE? *facepalm*
I was reading Rafs blog and I had to do a double take. He actually asked the age old idiotic question "What do you think about [a sub 275 lb college DE/OLB] playing a 3-4 DE." If you have never seen a guy play please take the modicum amount of time to look up his height/weight stats and his college position before asking that dumb question. People ask it all the time regarding players who have no business play 3-4 DE in the NFL. Nothing pisses me off more, because not only is it ignorant but intellectually lazy. [/end rant]