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There are a few things that will make this project a success. You'll need to gather your supplies. Chipboard is critical to giving some structure to this project. If you don't have chipboard, you can layer together a few layers of recycled cereal boxes until you get the thickness you desire.
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Adhere strips horizontally across the chipboard using your favorite adhesive. Then, turn the chipboard over and trim the strips using your detail scissors.
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If you don't like dimension on your scrapbook pages because of the bulk it adds, but have still wanted to try your hand at creating more dimensional items, this project is a good one to practice on. You see on this particular project, I twisted thin wire to protrude out from between each point of the star.
I found that the Leafin' Around Squeeze Punch created perfectly-size leaf accents for any floral embellishments.
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saccadeSyllabification: sac·cade
Pronunciation: /səˈkäd, sa- /
Definition of saccade in English:
noun(usually saccades) technical
A rapid movement of the eye between fixation points.
Example sentences
- The pattern of fixations and saccades during visual exploration of a scene using only the eyes is strikingly similar to the intermittent locomotion of an animal searching for food in a physical landscape.
- A reader's eye still moves in a series of jumps and stops known as saccades and fixations.
- Also, in a variation of the boundary paradigm used in reading research, they obtained evidence that Chinese readers rely on phonological codes when integrating information across saccades.
early 18th century: from French, literally 'violent pull', from Old French saquer 'to pull'.
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- However, there is also a genuine decrease in sensitivity to light during a saccade - called saccadic suppression.
- In doing so, they perform saccadic movements, smooth pursuit movements, vergence movements, vestibular movements, and accommodation.
- The current analyses showed that response time, number of fixations per trial, initial saccadic latency, fixation duration, and saccadic amplitude varied as a function of the ratio between the red and blue items.
Pronunciation: /səˈkadik, sa-/adjective
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The RCMP's latest search for Courtney Struble's remains took officers on an almost 50-kilometre journey down the Souris River on July 24.
The officers canoed from Estevan to Roche Percee and back. They combed the river for any clues on where Courtney's body might be located. Corporal Larry Kurtenbach with the RCMP's Historical Case Unit said they had to call off the search due to darkness.
They will return to the river at some point to resume the search, Kurtenbach said.
"The river has a lot more challenges than we thought," said Kurtenbach. "There's a lot of deadfall there. We did a lot of portaging, so we lost a lot of time due to the character of the river. We didn't get as far as we wanted to."
RCMP posted highlights from the search on Twitter to raise awareness about the search for Courtney. They noted that they were looking for debris that could be evidence.
When Courtney disappeared in 2004, officers searched the Souris for her. The flood of 2011 might have relocated and exposed evidence that was previously buried.
"We are committed to determine exactly what happened to Courtney and find those responsible. We will never give up," the RCMP said in one tweet.
They will also search ground water and other bodies of water for Courtney's remains.
An aerial drone was deployed in early July as part of the search for Courtney. It was in the sky for about half of the day.
Posters that were released to the media in early July have been distributed through Canada Post, and the police will be approaching local business to hang the posters.
Kurtenbach said he can't comment on the search, or if they have found anything, since the investigation is ongoing. But they're continuing to ask people in the Estevan area to come forward with any information.
The RCMP remains confident that Courtney's remains are in the Estevan area.
Courtney Struble vanished in the early morning hours of July 9, 2004, while walking home from a friend's place in the western outskirts of Estevan. This year marked the 10-year anniversary of her disappearance.
The RCMP's Historical Case Unit took over the investigation of her disappearance in 2011, and has been treating her case as a homicide.
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A "Predator Control Seminar" was held Tuesday evening to teach county residents about predator management and wildlife animal health issues.
The Taylor County Agrilife Extension Service along with the Taylor County Livestock and Wildlife Protection Association hosted the event.
Predator damage is responsible for thousands of dollars in lost revenue for landowners.
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The play of light and shadow in this shot is simply stunning.
that first step is a big one.
Friend of Bill W. for over 21 years.
I lived on Jones Street for many years and passed this home almost every day. The best thing about Savannah is I know everything will always be the same when I return.
Each and every photo by Frances Benjamin Johnston is a breathtaker.
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After some stumbles to open the 2013 season, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga softball team appears to be figuring out how to win together.
The Lady Mocs wrapped up a 3-1 weekend at the Auburn Tiger Invitational on Sunday with a 6-4 win over the previously unbeaten host Tigers. The win is UTC's third consecutive victory after starting the season 1-5.
The Lady Mocs (4-5) were led by sophomore third baseman Sarah Beth Roberts, who went 2-for-3 with a home run -- UTC's first of the season -- two RBIs and two runs scored.
Auburn jumped ahead with one run in the first inning and three in the fourth to lead 4-1, before UTC struck for four runs in the fifth inning with RBI hits by Roberts and freshman catcher Anyssa Robles and a two-run single by left fielder Jenny Garcia.
Sophomore pitcher Taylor Deason allowed four unearned runs on six hits while striking out eight to pick up the complete-game victory and even her pitching record at 3-3.
UTC lost 4 of 5 games in the opening weekend at the National Training Facility Invitational in Clermont, Fla., while commiting 13 errors over the five games in Florida. But after a 6-1 loss in Kansas on Friday, UTC reeled off wins over Indiana State and Tennessee State on Saturday leading up to the win over Auburn.
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The mystery picture in the April 15 issue of the Enterprise Pilot remains a mystery.
Jessica Craft offered a guess, "Is it the St. Dominic fields on Route 25A being built?"
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This course provides students with the opportunity to further develop professional knowledge, experience and competence, in conventional and conformal low to medium level clinical procedures, by participating in professional skill labs at University and by attending a professional placement at an accredited radiation therapy clinical centre. The labs must be passed to be allowed to attend professional placement, and pass the course. This course is mandatory and must be passed in order to progress in the Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy).
This course is a Compulsory Program Component and must be passed in order to progress in the Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy).
Available in 2015
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1. demonstrate competence in the design and quality assurance checking of basic level treatment plans, and implementation of plans into treatment
2. evaluate plans against ICRU criteria and ensure that they meet recognised and accepted criteria (ICRU 50/62)
3. apply and participate in basic level radiation therapy treatment, planning and simulation procedures
4. demonstrate a professional attitude towards members of the public and other health care workers
5. demonstrate effective communication to members of the public and other health care workers, such as information gathering, active listening and empathy
6. practice within an ethical and legal framework
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|1. Isocentric Treatment & Planning
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State Library Monthly Report March 31, 2012
State Library of Ohio Monthly Report
March 31, 2012
Choose to Read Ohio
· The 2011 and 2012 booklist, with book jacket images and links to reader's toolkits, is available at http://www.webjunction.org/partners/ohio/oh-programs/ctroguides.html. The toolkits include discussion guides, author information, ideas for activities, and other resources, for program and curriculum planning and to enhance the reading experience. All are available to download in PDF format.
· Representatives of the library and educational communities have reviewed titles and submitted their selections for the 2013 and 2014 booklist, which will be announced at the Ohioana Book Festival on Saturday, May 12, 2012.
· Questions and requests for a certificate of participation should be addressed to Janet Ingraham Dwyer.
Library Leadership Ohio
· The State Library is working with OHIONET and the Ohio Library Council on Library Leadership Ohio.
· The Ivy Group has been selected to facilitate the 3 day event which will be held in July 25-27, 2012 at Deer Creek State Park.
· The selection process has been completed and 50 individuals were notified that they had been accepted. The list of participants is at http://libraryleadershipohio.org/about/about-llo/selected-particpants/
· Additional information on Library Leadership Ohio is at www.libraryleadershipohio.org.
· Questions regarding Library Leadership Ohio should be addressed to Katie Campbell.
List of New Acquisitions
· New titles at http://www.library.ohio.gov/Marketing/Residents/RecentAdditionstoCollection/SLOBooksMar2012
· Seventeen LSTA minigrants were awarded at the March 22, 2012 State Library Board meeting. Summaries of awarded proposals are at http://library.ohio.gov/lpd/minigrant-funded-projects.
· The special LSTA grant program to allow public libraries to purchase AWE Digital Learning Solutions closed in mid-March. Applicants will be notified regarding funding recommendations in mid-April.
· The LSTA full grant round is currently open, with proposals due by 4:00 p.m. April 25, 2012. Information on full grants is at http://library.ohio.gov/lpd/lsta-full-grants.
· A special, ongoing LSTA program was developed for public libraries on a stand-alone ILS wishing to migrate and join an existing library consortium using a shared ILS. Eligible public libraries received information through the mail.
· The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) requires each State Library to conduct a Five Year Evaluation. A preliminary report was delivered to the State Library Board in January. The Executive Summary and recommendations are available at http://library.ohio.gov/lpd/lsta-five-year-evaluation-summary
· Questions on LSTA should be addressed to Missy Lodge.
Ohio Connecting to Collections Planning Grant
· The Ohio Connecting to Collections Survey Results and other documents related to the project are at http://oh.webjunction.org/ohconnectcollect/-/resources/bparticles.
· Registration for "Outta Space: Best Practices in Storage and Space Planning" is now open. One session will be held at the Cincinnati Museum Center, April 17 and the second at the Akron-Summit County Public Library on May 15. The workshops will be at no charge, although participants will need to cover parking and lunch. To register go to http://www.ohiomuseums.org/workshops.html.
· Questions should be addressed to Missy Lodge.
Ohio eBook Project
· Current library membership for the Ohio eBook Project is at 84 libraries, with six new libraries enrolled.
· The Harry Potter series is now available as eBooks and Audiobooks!
· Circulation for the Ohio eBook Project was more than 60,000 checkouts in the month of March.
· A new and improved Ohio eBook Project website will be debuting soon – keep an eye out!
· Questions should be addressed to Missy Lodge.
Ohio Ready to Read
· The newest resource from Ohio Ready to Read is the Ohio Early Literacy Crosswalk (http://ohelcrosswalk.wikispaces.com/), intended to help librarians and early-childhood professionals understand how four early literacy frameworks – Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) 1st Edition, ECRR 2nd Edition, Ohio Department of Education Pre-K Content Standards, and Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework Outcomes – relate to one another.
· The redesigned Ohio Ready to Read website (http://www.ohreadytoread.org/) offers a wealth of early literacy resources including tools to help you advocate, establish community partnerships, reach out to families and caregivers, and learn about early childhood development. Ohio librarians may also use the website to request Ready to Read training at their libraries and to reserve a traveling Ohio Ready to Read kit (full of useful materials for their programs or workshops).
· The Ohio Ready to Read wiki (http://ohrtrwiki.westervillelibrary.org/) offers storytime outlines, downloadable early literacy materials, booklists, and other resources. Ohio children's services library workers are encouraged to create an account and add their own resources and ideas.
· The second edition of PLA/ALSC's early literacy outreach toolkit, Every Child Ready to Read ® @ your library ®, is available for purchase from the ALA Store.
· Questions on the Ohio Ready to Read program should be addressed to Janet Ingraham Dwyer.
Press releases can be found at http://www.library.ohio.gov/Marketing/PR/2012/march
· Statewide Delivery - Update and Correction
· Participants Selected for Library Leadership Ohio 2012
· State Library of Ohio Board recently awards $227,216 in IMLS LSTA Minigrants
· State Library of Ohio Board Proclaims 2012 National Library Week, and National Library Workers and National Bookmobile Days in Ohio
· Statewide Delivery Update
· New Vendor Chosen for Statewide Delivery
Snapshot Day
· The State Library is working with Snapshot Day partners (State Library of Ohio, Ohio Library Council, OPLIN, Academic Library Association of Ohio, OhioLINK, Ohio Educational Library Media Association, and INFOhio) on advocacy and promotional materials.
· Statewide results from Snapshot Day 2011 are posted at http://www.library.ohio.gov/snapshotday/2011Results
· Snapshot Day 2012 is planned for the week of October 7 – 13, 2012. More information will be shared soon.
· Patrick Fitzer was selected for promotion to Information Technology Supervisor 2 effective March 11, 2012. He will report to the Associate State Librarian for Library Services, and will supervise the State Library IT staff of four positions. Patrick has been with the State Library since July 2008.
· On 3/8/12, Matthew Dyer, Head, Employee Services, spoke at Kent State University's Library and Information Professions Careers Night in Columbus. Other speakers included Rachel Rubin (Bexley Public Library director) and Stevo Roksandic (Mt. Carmel Health Sciences Library). Matthew, Rachel, and Stevo also provided resume reviews for the students. Matthew is very grateful to the Kent State staff for allowing him this great opportunity. Approximately 85 students attended the event.
· On 3/26/12, Matthew Dyer, Head, Employee Services, spoke to a class at the Columbus Downtown High School. He presented an updated version of Using PowerPoint Effectively (http://www.slideboom.com/presentations/75749/Effective-PowerPoint-Presenting) to a business class learning the Microsoft Office suite, and provided packets of State Library information (Learning Express Library, Mango) to each of the 25 students in attendance.
· Matthew Dyer, Head, Employee Services, was accepted into Pride Leadership. Pride Leadership, an initiative of the United Way of Central Ohio, is an 8-month training program for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) professionals. The program enhances and expands leadership skills. The program is in its 5th cycle, and Matthew is honored to have been selected as a participant.
Summer Reading Program
· 2012 collaborative themes are: Children, "Dream Big – Read"; Teen, "Own the Night"; Adult, "Between the Covers". General and Ohio-specific resources to help libraries plan for their summer reading programs are posted at http://www.webjunction.org/partners/ohio/oh-programs/sumread.html. Bookmark this page and check back periodically.
· Questions and information on Summer Reading can be addressed to Janet Ingraham Dwyer.
· Library Programs and Development staff will be offering a webinar the first Monday of the month on a topic of interest to librarians. The April 4th webinar is Creating Quality Trainings and the May 2nd event is The Importance of Information Literacy. To register go to http://library.ohio.gov/event.
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Beef stock
I spent the entire day making beef stock with oxtails and beef shanks and it smelled heavenly. So, today, I made vegetable soup with some of the stock and the end result was bland - none of the wonderful flavor one would expect. What am I doing wrong and why the bland soup? Thanks.
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Wow, all of you really rock. Did roast the meat and vegs at 425 for 40 mins. Had the usual vegs: carrots, celery, onion, and a bouqet garni from the garden. The stock did gel in the fridge big time. Did not salt the stock but did the soup. I made Paula Deen's veg soup a few weeks ago which started with chuck roast and added beef granules (with MSG) and it was delicious.
And you're right about the price of shanks and even oxtails (which are a little creepy if you think about it). I will look for beef soup bones next time and report back. Thanks for all the input.
Check the ratio of water to ingredients for concentrated flavor.
I pack the vessel with meat, bones and aromatics tightly, then add water to barely cover.
Too much water and the stock will be bland and will not gel.
If you think the stock is too watery, it can be reduced by one third on a burner.
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I have to disagree with the idea that gelatin = flavor. Bones give you gelatin and its unctuosness, but meat gives you flavor. I wouldn't judge the potential flavorfulness of a stock by it's gelling power. In the OP's case, the oxtails should've provided plenty of gelatin, but with meaty cuts like those, the broth should taste good even if it doesn't gel very hard in the fridge. Assuming that is that it's not just too watery. The OP can salt a small amount and taste it before cooking it down further, if it turns out that's what seems to be the problem.
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When it comes to beef stock I'm more of a foot person.
Gelatin may not be a perfect measure of flavor, but it is visual measure, and independent of salt (and msg).
Seems that I've seen beef stock recipes that call for simmering ground beef in the stock during a second or third stage, to add more 'beefiness'.
I pile the bones, with a little meat still on them, quartered carrots and celery stalks (with leaves) and a chunked up onion on a half jelly roll pan and roast at 450 until good and brown. Then put them in stockpot with several sprigs of thyme, several sprigs of flat leaf parsley, about a dozen whole peppercorns, a couple of bay leaves, and add cold water and salt. My proportions are roughly three beef ribs to five quarts of water and three "palmfuls" of salt. Bring to boil, skim, and cook at a "smile" about three hours. Strain and cool. It usually tastes solid, and if I want to take the time it reduces nicely with a splash of wine in it. I don't do the extra step of removing the chilled fat unless it is "significant" enough that it would be distracting, being of the "fat is good" school.
As Cook's Illustrated explained in detail some years ago, it takes a great deal of beef and bones to make stock - a far lower ratio of solids to water than is needed when making poultry stock.
You should start with meaty bones rubbed with oil and roasted at until VERY deeply browned.
Making beef stock is not cost-effective unless you have a non-commercial source of meat and bones. Most people settle for packaged stock or base. It can also be improved by combining it with poultry stock, especially if the latter is homemade. Turkey stock has a beefier flavor than chicken.
re: greygarious
Making beef stock is not cost-effective unless you have a non-commercial source of meat and bones.
Not true. I can get a big bag of beef "soup bones" (approx. 5-7 lbs) from my supermarket butcher for $1.
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You're lucky. Here, the best price I've seen is over $1/pound.
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I'm glad you said this about buying stock already made. I just recently discovered that substituting boxed beef stock for my homemade chicken/turkey broth in several of my old soup recipes is being met with great praise. I was feeling weird to use something already made, but the one time I tried to make it myself it seemed like so much work that I'm not sure when I will get around to it again. So I "stocked" up on beef broth last time it was on sale. That and subbing Rotel anytime a small amount of chopped/diced tomato is called for are my two new ah-ha tricks.
Oxtail is not good for stock, neither is shank.
You want meaty bones with thick marrow (sometimes marketed as "soup bones" by butchers) mixed in with some cut up hooves, knuckles, or skull.
I hope you reserved the oxtail and shank. They'd probably be mighty tasty with some soy sauce and chili paste.
re: ipsedixit
yet for some reason oxtail soup has the reputation of being one of the beefiest soups.


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Comparison of the direct line track data from FFZ to SAD with the track starting about 2 miles northeast of FFZ direct to SAD revealed that while the direct line track from FFZ to SAD passed about 3 miles south of the impact mountain, the direct track from the point 2 miles northeast of FFZ to SAD overlaid the impact mountain location. Thus, the pilot likely set on a direct course for SAD even though the delayed right turn from FFZ put the airplane on a track that intersected the mountain. The pilot did not adjust his flight track to compensate for the delayed right turn to ensure clearance from the mountain. In addition, a sector of the Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) Class B airspace with a 5,000-foot floor was adjacent to the mountain range, which reduced the vertical options available to the pilot if he elected to remain clear of that airspace. The pilot's decision to remain below the overlying Class B airspace placed the airplane at an altitude below the maximum elevation of the mountain. The pilot did not request VFR flight following or minimum safe altitude warning (MSAW) services. Had he requested VFR flight following services, he likely would have received safety alerts from ATC as defined in FAA Order 7110.65. Had he requested the MSAW in particular, he likely would have received an advisory that his aircraft was in unsafe proximity to terrain. Further, the investigation was unable to determine why the pilot did not request clearance to climb into the Class B airspace or fly a more southerly route that would have provided adequate terrain clearance. On the previous night VMC flight from FFZ to SAD, the pilot stayed below the Class B airspace but turned toward SAD right after departure. In response to issues raised by this accident, the FAA conducted a Performance Data Analysis Report System (PDARS) study to determine the legitimacy of a claim that it was difficult for VFR aircraft to be granted clearance to enter Class B airspace. The PDARS study revealed that on the day of the accident, 341 VFR aircraft were provided services by Phoenix TRACON. The PDARS study, however, was unable to document how many aircraft were actually within the Class B airspace itself or how many had been refused services; the study only documented how many had been provided services. In response to a January 20, 2012, FAA internal memo formally restating the claim that it was difficult for VFR aircraft to obtain clearance into the PHX Class B airspace, the FAA conducted a comprehensive audit of the PHX Class B airspace that spanned four different time periods and was spread among several sectors during peak traffic periods to provide the most accurate picture. Of 619 requests for VFR aircraft to enter Class B airspace, 598 (96.61%) were granted. While data was not available to refute or substantiate any claims from previous years regarding difficulty obtaining clearance into the PHX Class B airspace, this data clearly indicated that difficulty obtaining clearance into the PHX Class B airspace did not exist during the four time periods in which the audit took place in the months after the accident.The moonless night decreased the already low visual conspicuity of the mountain. The airplane was equipped with very high frequency omnirange and GPS navigation units, a radar altimeter, and an Avidyne EX-500 multifunction display. Had the pilot conducted the flight under instrument flight rules (IFR), the resultant handling by ATC would have helped ensure terrain clearance. The airplane was not equipped with a terrain awareness and warning system (TAWS). Six years earlier, the accident airplane seating configuration was changed to reduce passenger seat provisions from six to five by removing a seat belt from the aft divan, which was originally configured with seat belts for three people. This modification rendered the airplane exempt from the TAWS requirement; however, this modification was not approved by the FAA or documented via a supplemental type certificate or FAA Form 337 (Major Repair and Modification). Per the requirements of 14 Code of Federal Regulations 91.223, TAWS is not required for airplanes with fewer than six passenger seats. In this accident, onboard TAWS equipment could have provided a timely alert to help the pilot avoid the mountain.Based on the steady flight track; the dark night conditions; the minimal ground-based lighting; and the absence of preimpact airplane, engine, or propeller anomalies that would have affected the flight, the airplane was likely under the control of the pilot and was inadvertently flown into the mountain. This controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) accident was likely due to the pilot's complacency (because of his familiarity with the flight route and because he selected a direct route, as he had previously done, even though he turned toward the destination later than he normally did) and lack of situational awareness. In January 2008, the National Transportation Safety Board issued a safety alert titled "Controlled Flight Into Terrain in Visual Conditions: Nighttime Visual Flight Operations Are Resulting in Avoidable Accidents." 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From Jungle to Jumble : Conclusions and recommendations
Based on filmed evidence, backed up by testimonials, we recommend that Solihull MBC commence prosecutions against the traders, organisers, the venue managers and the Council itself for violations of the Pet Animals Act.
Solihull MBC acted against overwhelming independent expert advice and in breach of its legal obligations by facilitating the event. IPC Media claimed that it 'takes every necessary step to ensure the welfare of the birds at the show', but predictably, the ignorant standards of animal husbandry at the event as well as the breaches of law did not reflect this.
The Council should have been familiar with the true nature of the event having overseen many others in previous years. Their failure to prevent this bird market sets a poor standard for law enforcement and animal welfare.
Solihull MBC failed in its duty to protect public health - threats were demonstrably significant given the positive psittacosis test result of the Senegal parrot purchased by Birds First. In the absence of a survey of visitors who attended last year's event, there is no way of knowing how many people may have become sick as a result of their attendance. It is clear from the footage that visitors did not appreciate the seriousness of the threat to which they were exposed through their direct and indirect contact with the birds.
Finally, the Pet Animals Act 1951 was amended in 1983 to disallow the carrying on of a business of selling pets in a public place. Each sale of an animal in contravention of this Act potentially incurs a fine and a maximum term of three month's imprisonment. Further, we believe that the spirit of the amendment was to disallow the sale of animals in a makeshift environment, which causes suffering on the level that we encountered.
The requirements of the Pet Animals Act and the conditions attached to the licence were not met. Therefore, even if one hypothetically accepted that the licence could have been lawfully issued, then the firm conclusion can still be drawn that the event manifested abundant and diverse illegalities.
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'Mount Bures: Church', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 10: Lexden Hundred (Part) including Dedham, Earls Colne and Wivenhoe (2001), pp. 74-75. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=15165 Date accessed: 27 November 2014.
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The church may have been founded
in 1059. (fn. 97) The advowson of the rectory descended with Mount Bures manor until 1575
and then continued in the Sackville family until
1775 when it was sold to Robert Drummond;
members of the family or their assigns presented, except in 1581 when Queen Elizabeth
took a turn by lapse. (fn. 98) Revd. John Woodruffe of
Cranham presented in 1785. (fn. 99) His son, Revd.
Thomas Woodruffe of Oakley (Surr.) sold the
advowson to John Brett of Wakes Colne in 1790
and the Brett family held it until 1873 when
Revd. Nathaniel Davies of West Lexham (Norf.)
bought it. The advowson remained in the Davies
family until it was bought in 1893 by A. E.
Lefroy, a London barrister. In 1901 he sold it
to Revd. A. G. Maitland of Dudley (Worcs.)
who sold it in 1904 to T. W. Watson of London.
He gave it in 1910 to Emily Davies, wife of Revd.
W. Davies of Rushock (Worcs.), and in 1987 her
son, Revd. A. C. F. Davies, gave it to Keble
College, Oxford. (fn. 1) In 1954 Mount Bures was held
with White Colne, from 1967 with Wormingford, and by 1990 with Little Horkesley. (fn. 2)
The value of the rectory was estimated at 100s.
in 1254 and there was a vicarage worth 40s. In
1291 the church was worth £5 6s. 8d. and paid
14s. to Colchester abbey. (fn. 3) It was valued at £13
6s. 8d. in 1535. (fn. 4) An annuity of 8s. a year was
paid to Colne priory until the Dissolution. (fn. 5) A
portion of tithes, formerly belonging to St.
Botolph's priory, was granted in 1536 to
Thomas Audley, Lord Chancellor, who gave
them to William Tey, rector of Holy Trinity
church, Colchester. (fn. 6) In 1650 glebe and tithe
income amounted to £72 3s. 4d. (fn. 7) The average
net income in 1835 was £353. (fn. 8) In 1887 the tithe
and glebe together produced £510. (fn. 9)
The glebe was mentioned in 1494, and a rectory house in 1565. (fn. 10) There was a rectory house
in 1610 with c. 20 a. of glebe. (fn. 11) The Old Rectory,
which was sold c. 1958 (fn. 12) when it was considered
too large and difficult to maintain, (fn. 13) has a
timber-framed three-bayed north front which is
probably earlier 18th-century. It was remodelled when extensive new service quarters in red
brick were built to the south in the earlier 19th
century. In 1848 west and north-west of the
house were 25 a. of glebe, (fn. 14) which remained in
1898. (fn. 15) About 11 a. of the glebe adjoining the
house was sold c. 1996; the rest, in two parcels
near the river, was leased out by the church in
1997. (fn. 16)
Rectors are recorded from 1326, some of them
non-resident or pluralists. (fn. 17) The one in 1552 had
a mistress. (fn. 18) There was apparently a chantry, of
unknown founder, with a chapel in the churchyard built for the chantry priest which by 1768
had been converted into two houses. (fn. 19)
In 1559 the incumbent was ejected for nonsubscription. (fn. 20) John Simpson (d. 1648), rector,
was probably sequestered for Laudian practices
in 1643. (fn. 21) Philip Havers, son of an ejected nonconformist minister, was ejected in 1679 for
using a substitute to swear his oaths and subscribe to the articles. (fn. 22) His successor was ordered
in 1683 to put the communion table at the east
end of the chancel close to the wall. (fn. 23)
In 1708 Samuel Gibson, an unbeneficed clerk,
was imprisoned for marrying couples without
licence or banns. (fn. 24) In the 18th century rectors
lived at Bures St. Mary and served that cure
besides Mount Bures. In 1723 there was one
Sunday service and communion five times a
year. In 1766, when the rector, Philip Gurdon,
served each parish alternately with his curate,
there was communion six times a year and c. 24
communicants. (fn. 25)
In 1841 the average number of communicants
was 14, and 45 families belonged to the church
out of the 57 in the parish; an unlicensed assistant curate served on alternate Sundays, and a
Sunday school was held at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. (fn. 26)
On census Sunday 1851 attendances of 50 in the
morning and 94 in the afternoon were recorded
out of a population of 279. (fn. 27) In 1860 there were
two Sunday services and communion four times
a year. (fn. 28) In 1881 several large farmers were
unwilling to pay the church rate. (fn. 29) John H.
Davies, rector 1887-93, published several volumes of poetry. (fn. 30)
In 1936 the rector described the parish as
'abnormally difficult', partly because leading
parishioners were not Anglicans. (fn. 31) In 1957 theliving wasconsidered unattractive by prospective incumbents because of the poor state of the
rectory house and the declining population. (fn. 32)
Average attendances in 1996 were c. 12.
The church of ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
is built of rubble with Roman tile and ashlar
dressings and has a chancel with north vestry, a
central tower with shingled spire and short transepts, and a nave with south porch. (fn. 33) The nave
is probably late 11th-century and has an original
north doorway and three windows, one blocked.
The central tower was of similar date and the
chancel was rebuilt in the 14th century. The
south doorway and west window of the nave are
also 14th-century, the porch and south window
in the nave are 15th-century. In 1633 the church
and tower windows needed glazing. In 1707
there were cracks in the wall on both sides of
the north door and in the west wall. (fn. 34) The spire
was taken down and the tower heightened
c. 1770. In 1875 the tower was very dilapidated. (fn. 35)
The church was restored in 1875 by Thomas
Harris who took down the central tower and
replaced it by one of larger plan, but similar
height, and added the transepts and vestry,
apparently reusing the old materials in the transepts. When the tower was taken down wall
paintings were discovered at the east end of the
nave on the south wall, probably representing
St. Mary the Virgin meeting her cousin
Elizabeth. (fn. 36)
In 1552 and 1768 there were four bells in the
tower, but two were sold c. 1770. The two bells
remaining in 1996 were both of the 15th century,
one by Robert Burford, and one about 60 years
later by Henry Jordan. (fn. 37) The wooden church
chest is of the 16th century. (fn. 38) The church plate
included a silver cup and paten of 1641, stolen
c. 1993. (fn. 39) In 1959 a stone statue of St. John the
Baptist by B. Dobson was placed in a niche over
the high altar on the north side. (fn. 40)
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