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Bank Springs Brewery
House | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 8
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Bank Springs Brewery a Grade ii historic Listed Building, formerly a working brewery with original external features part of which is now converted to an attractive holiday house. Set in own grounds overlooking stunning views of Black Combe and surrounding fells Bank Springs is nicely situated on the edge of the Lake District National Park alongside beautiful beaches of the West Coast of Cumbria.
Bank Springs Brewery is set in the beautiful countryside of West Cumbria on the outskirts of a small village called Kirksanton neighbouring the Lake District National Park.
Surrounded by stunning views of the local fells and untouched coastline with beautiful beaches Bank Springs makes an excellent base for walking, fell climbing, beach walks and studying local wildlife.
Bank Springs Brewery is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the wonderful scenery and explore the whole of the Lake District and historic towns of Cumbria. Coniston, Windermere, Ambleside and stunning Wastwater are all within 30-40 minutes drive from Bank Springs.
Locally there are lots of attractions and amenities, pony trekking, fishing, bird sanctuary, historic buildings, golf, explore the wonderful sand dunes and beaches we have to offer. Enjoy the hospitality of local inns and the main town of Millom is just situated 3 miles away with ample shopping facilities, local train station, museum and park.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Layriggs Beach , Silecroft Beach
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: Millom
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Table tennis
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Single beds (4), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
The Cumbria/Lake District
Bank Springs Brewery is set in the beautiful countryside of West Cumbria on the outskirts of a small village called Kirksanton neighbouring the Lake District National Park. Surrounded by stunning views of the local fells and untouched coastline with beautiful beaches, making an excellent base for walking, fell climbing, beach walks,studying local wildlife and visiting The Lakes and historic villages.
The location of Bank Springs is ideal for visiting the coast, historic towns and the whole of the lakes; Coniston, Windermere, Ambleside and Wastwater are all within 30-40 minutes drive. Enjoy the hospitality of local inns, play golf, enjoy pony trekking at nearby Silecroft, at the seaside village of Haverigg explore the wonderful sand dunes and beach .
The main town of Millom is situated 3 miles away with ample shopping facilities, local train station, museum and park.
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"Gem of a place, with stunning views anytime"
This was my fourth stay here at Bank Springs, Lorraine keeps the place great, with all the space you can relax and re charge your batteries The local pub and Resturant Miners arms will not disappoint … More
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We stayed in Bank Springs in August and had a great week. The house was very spacious and had everything you need, an added bonus was having a second living room where our 2 children aged 11 & 12 coul… More
28 Sep 2014
"FAB holiday and amazing views from the cottage"
My husband and I stayed at Spring Banks cottage for a weeks holiday end of September. The cottage is in a lovely setting with views of Black Combe from all the front windows. We hadn't realised… More
22 Jun 2014
"A wonderful, relaxing place to stay."
Our thanks to Lorraine for providing us with such a lovely base for our Lakeland holiday. The accommodation was more than we could have expected for the price. Situated in stunning countryside with co… More
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"Fabulous - will come back, for longer I hope!"
We loved this cottage, and it really made our stay! The cottage is very cosy and homely, with all you could need for a very comfortable stay, and plenty of space to explore, inside and out.The communi… More
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Could not recommend this place enough! There was a group of us that went for my Birthday and we are all still buzzing. Really good value for money and we will definitely be coming back, for longer nex… More
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Publication Date : 20-09-2012
The new Cybercrime Prevention Act, signed into law by Philippine President Benigno Aquino on September 12, takes the dangerously outmoded provisions on libel in the Revised Penal Code—and dumps them online. Without any legislative debate, without any public hearing, indeed with hardly anyone looking, these libel provisions have been unthinkingly extended to all online content.
While the extension itself is only a small part of the new law, it now threatens every citizen who has access to a computer device with unconscionable restrictions on our hard-earned right to free speech.
We believe the new provision is deeply, radically, unconstitutional.
Coupled with the continuing inaction of the Aquino administration and its coalition allies in Congress on the long-sought, much-promised Freedom of Information Act, the new law makes us question the depth of the administration's commitment to free speech, a free press and the free exchange of information.
It is possible that the Aquino administration and its partners in Congress were merely asleep at the switch, and did not realise the true implications of the extension. The sequence of events, as first pieced together by blogger and South China Morning Post correspondent Raissa Robles, certainly suggests that the introduction of the inserted passage, by Senate Majority Leader Vicente Sotto III, was hurried and did not benefit from in-depth discussion. The law's major sponsor, Sen. Edgardo Angara, merely acquiesced to Sotto's proposal to extend the reach of the existing libel provisions to cyberspace.
Whatever the case, the burden of responsibility—and it is a heavy one, with historical consequences—remains with the legislators who voted for the new law, and with the president who enacted it.
The language of the extension seems innocuous enough. We find it under Chapter II, "Punishable Acts," together with other "Content-related Offences," namely cybersex, child pornography and unsolicited commercial communications or spam.
Under Section 4, subsection C, paragraph 4, we read: "Libel.—The unlawful or prohibited acts of libel as defined in Article 355 of the Revised Penal Code, as amended, committed through a computer system or any other similar means which may be devised in the future."
And that's it. There's nothing else, no distinctions made, no qualifications offered. When we said "unthinking," we meant our legislators did not think the matter through.
The Revised Penal Code was enacted into law some 80 years ago. While the provisions on libel have since been amended, to include the broadcast media, the assumptions behind them remain very much bound both to the print format and to the Code's restrictive theories.
But the reality of online interaction, the networking that is made possible in cyberspace, is very different. There is certainly a need for greater responsibility in online conduct, to tame cyber-bullying, for instance, or to keep flaming wars from raging out of control. Dumping the Code's provisions online and then hoping it will all work out, however, is not the way to meet this need.
Consider the following:
When a newspaper reader e-mails a possibly libelous article to a friend, is that reader now liable for libel, too? The unthinking extension suggests that the answer is yes.
When an online viewer tweets a link of a possibly libelous video to a friend, is that first viewer now liable for libel, too? The unthinking extension suggests that the answer is yes.
When a friend "likes" or shares or comments on a possibly libelous post on Facebook, is that friend now liable for libel, too? The unthinking extension suggests that the answer is yes.
When the subject of a possibly libelous article written by a city-based reporter reads it in online form in a remote area, can the subject file a case against the reporter in that place? The unthinking extension suggests that the answer, again, is yes.
We note that, in the penalties section, no sanctions are imposed on cyber-libel. Did our legislators think that was enough of a safeguard?
But the journalism profession's sorry experience with libel law in the Philippines has never been about conviction; it has always been about prosecution.
In other words, and even though libel suits are difficult to win because the presence of malice, a requirement of the law, is hard to prove, libel cases are filed against journalists anyway—because these cases are a form of harassment. They tie up a reporter's time, they run up an editor's legal fees, they discombobulate a newsroom.
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Last year, the United Nations Human Rights Committee found that the Philippine libel law, which penalises those convicted with imprisonment, violates human rights protocols. All of a sudden, it now runs afoul of Internet protocols, too.
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HENNIKER - What do the lion-hooded nudibranch and an average human being have in common? Well, just like the nudibranch, a fancy name for a sea slug, human beings wake up and go to sleep based on internal clocks.
Researchers at New England College are trying to find out how those clocks work.
Circadian rhythm, the daily cycle of waking and sleeping that humans and animals follow, has been studied for years, said Dr. Jim Newcomb, associate professor of biology at New England College.
Though scientists know that humans have an internal clock that, using the light as a cue, sets and resets itself to control things like falling asleep, the raising and lowering of our body temperatures from day to night, and the slowing of our heartbeats, they don't quite know how that internal clock works on a cellular level.
To try to figure that out, Newcomb has begun researching the lion-hooded nudibranch, a sea slug found in the kelp beds and eel grass that grows in the water along the Pacific coast. Though it may seem odd to study a slug to try to figure out how something in a human being works,
Newcomb said the nudibranch has a brain that's wired kind of like ours, only much, much simpler. Think of it as the difference between a Chevy built in 2012 and a 1957 Chevy. Both of them are propelled by motors, but the newer car, like the human brain, has a whole lot more going on. By studying the sea slug - the 57 Chevy in this analogy - Newcomb can isolate the clock and all its specific components in a way he couldn't with a human brain.
"Once we find out where the clock is, we can find out how that clock is telling that circuit in the slug that it's now time to swim," said Newcomb. "We can then take that simple system and extrapolate it to see how it works in humans."
Knowing how circadian rhythm works is important because the body's internal clock impacts everything from productivity at work to disease and disorders. Whether people follow their natural rhythms can impact their health, said Newcomb, but scientists don't yet know why folks who work the third shift are more likely to have heart attacks, or why flying to New Zealand causes the physical and mental symptoms of jet lag to set in. Sea slugs may just help solve that mystery.
Working beside Newcomb in the lab is Lauren Kirouac, who graduated with a degree in health science from New England College and is hanging around with Newcomb and the slugs until she begins school to become a physician's assistant in January.
Kirouac said working with the slugs has been fascinating, especially discovering that they have their own unique perfume that's not at all unpleasant to be around.
"They're like jelly that smells cool," she said. "They're very easy to work with."
Newcomb's research with the slugs is a partnership with Dr. Win Watson of the University of New Hampshire and is funded through the New Hampshire Network of Biomedical Research Excellence grant which brings small teaching colleges together with larger research institutions to give students at the smaller schools more experience in the lab.
"The students at New England College really get a chance to experience what happens at one of the big research institutions without having to give up the benefits of being at a small school," said Newcomb.
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Have you ever thought to yourself, "I would love to give my significant other a genuine expression of my love," but decided it would be too much effort? Luckily for you, there is a blooming industry of products for men like yourself. Try Romantimatic, which sets reminders to send pre-written messages to your significant other and keeps track of the frequency with which you deliver specific texts – you don't want to her to get suspicious when you say, "Totally swamped, but can't get you off my mind," three days in a row! Or take Romeo Delivers, a company that sends men handicrafts such as a snowman building kit and a note pad where they can write down things for which they are grateful, a la the forced "I'm thankful for" march around the post-dinner Thanksgiving dinner, but with more blow job talk. The service allows men to say, "See? Look how thoughtful I am," in the most thoughtless way possible, the way those dice sets that have verbs on one die and body parts on the other say, "I am so sexually attracted to you I need to be directed to kiss your ears by a product I picked up at Spencer's Gifts." Subscribing to Romeo Delivers is basically paying fifteen dollars to let your lady know that that you couldn't come up with writing her an "I love you" note or playing tic tac toe (hand to god, that's one of the activities) yourself. You might as well give the money to the neighbor to mow, "I can't tell whether I don't give a shit about my girlfriend or if I'm just creatively void" in your lawn and re-watch Her.
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a bunch of different plug-ins . . . or
you're a pro who has to finish that
audio-for-video project tonight, a
songwriter who wants to play and
not program, or a veteran looking
for some fresh sounds to break out
of a rut. One word: EZmix.
The EZmix plug-in incorporates
multiple effects—compressor,
limiter, highpass filter, lowpass
filter, "overloud" (combined
compressor, EQ, and harmonic
generation), 5-band parametric
EQ, bit crusher (lo-fi ), delay,
transient shaper, tape simulator,
gate, chorus, reverse reverb, hall
reverb, tape delay, filter delay (i.e.,
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distortion. These are arranged into
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modifying several parameters like
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another macro control), and Level.
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The Plug
The clean user interface offers
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"favorites" presets (including
user variations based on slider
edits), and a search box for
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Although you can't perform
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included presets, the architecture
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Presets load instantly, facilitating
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effects deliver major DSP bang for
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to offer a wide, satisfying range of
sounds. However, developing a list
of favorites is crucial (particularly if
you have expansion packs), as there
are lots of presets—and some are
quite over the top. While they have
their uses, you probably wouldn't
want to have to step through them
every time you look for presets.
EZmix is a major advocate of
the trend toward simplification.
Although I like tweaking my own
presets, EZmix makes it really easy
to dial in a sound—some of these I
later replaced with custom presets,
but many I just kept "as is." Overall,
EZmix offers a unique, valid take on
nailing sounds fast, and is nowhere
near as limiting as you might think
from a superficial look.
Wide range of useful
presets. Cost-effective.
Multiple effects allow for
sophisticated presets.
"Macro" sliders adjust
several parameters
simultaneously. Superfast
Can't create your
own presets. Limited
tweaking. Reverb could
stand improvement.
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Can a company press felony charges against me for nonpayment? Is this a civil or criminal matter?
I was renting something from a Rent-A-Center in Ohio. It was stolen from me so I quit paying and the rental company left a message saying they will press charges on me.
From the limited information that you provided, it sounds like this is a civil matter only. Unless the rental company has evidence that you stole the item, they cannot threaten prosecution to resolve a criminal matter. This would be in violation of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
I would recommend you record the threat of felony charges and preserve the evidence to ensure you are protected. In the State of Ohio, it is legal to record a telephone conversation if one party consents to its recording.
If the Ohio rental company files a police report, then the State will determine whether or not to prosecute the case as a criminal matter.
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Although I do not practice in Ohio, this threat from the rent a center sounds a lot like extortion. You may or may not remain liable for property stolen from you. If you have insurance, send the claim to the carrier. Also, call a criminal attorney and discuss the message with him or her.
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High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Geneva hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and laundry facilities.
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Benjamin Lodmell was a Democratic candidate in the 2008 congressional elections for the 1st Congressional District (map) of Alabama. He was seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Rep. Jo Bonner (R-Ala.). The primary will take place in June 2008. He has withdrawn from the elections [1].
Positions, record and controversies
Has a strong interest in children and health care, befitting a young father of two. His knowledge of world finance gives him a unique perspective on improving Alabama's economic position in trade and commerce areas. He supports a planned exit from the quagmire of Iraq as soon as possible.
Born in Huntsville, AL. Benjamin "Big Ben" Lodmell is a moderate Democrat, with extensive background in International Finance, Education and Human Services. He is multi-lingual and well travelled. He is married and has two children. Mr. Lodmell lives in Mobile.
2008 elections
Lodmell was seeking the Democratic nomination to challenge Rep. Jo Bonner (R-Ala.) in the 2008 congressional elections.[2][3]. He officially filed his candidacy with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) on July 9, 2007.[4] He has withdrawn from the race[1].
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PO Box 40926
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- 2008 U.S. congressional elections
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Jamie Burch, "Candidate Busted in Prostitution Sting Will Not Run", WKRG News 5, April 4, 2008
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It feels good to be back in Old Town Scottsdale Farmers' market. I'm sure that any vendor would agree, you never know what to expect regardless of what previous year's numbers tell you. Every week, through the season I'll highlight something special from the market to help people understand just how special our market is to shop.
I can't think of something more delicious and actually super healthy to talk about than Richard's garlic sauce from Claudine's Kitchen. Claudine and Richard create the most delicious Lebanese foods which you can pick up in the market as well as AJ's Fine Foods Stores. However, you can't pick up Richards's garlic sauce since it's not sold in stores yet. You have to know to ask for it. This sauce is so delicate in texture but packed full of flavor. I'm not sure how they do it, but it's whipped to the point that it looks like sour cream but it's only garlic, lemon and oil. I love smoother this sauce over one of Richard's chicken wraps which you can also get in the market if you're lucky enough to get one before they sell out. I've also used this with lamb or as a dipping sauce for french fries. If you're not afraid of some flavor, this one is worth stocking up on as well as their other amazing foods that are a staple in our house.


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St. Margaret Mary School provides an exceptional Catholic education in a community unified by faith ih Jesus Christ and empowered by his Gospel.
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Things to see and do - Tuscany
Leaving for Italy
Nearby hotels
Romantik Hotel Monteriggioni from120 €Book
Locanda Le Piazze from209 €Book
Albergo Casalta from70 €Book
Things to do nearby
Cinque Terre Small Group Day Trip from Florence
- 150 €
- Book
Tuscany in One Day Sightseeing Tour
- 92 €
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Small-Group Italian Cooking Class in Florence
- 85 €
- Book
1000 Miglia :
Nearby tourist sites
Nearby Restaurants
Il Canto
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : creative
Porri One
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Type de cuisine : modern
Osteria le Logge
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : regional
1000 Miglia
1000 Miglia
Address : Via Cassia Sud N. 654/A I - 53014 Monteroni d'Arbia
from : 43 EURBook
Located in Monteroni d'Arbia, 1000 Miglia is a modern hotel named after the Mille Miglia car parade passing on the Via Cassia every year. It features rooms with satellite TV, BBQ facilities and free Wi-Fi. A gym is available to guests with a treadmill, exercise bike and a bench. Air-conditioned rooms here come with a minibar, and some have a balcony. The private bathroom includes free toiletries and a hairdryer. Surrounded by the Crete Senesi countryside, 1000 Miglia is around 20 minutes' drive from Siena.
Useful Information
- Address : Via Cassia Sud N. 654/A I - 53014 Monteroni d'Arbia53014Monteroni d'Arbia
Main services
- Air conditioning
- Disabled access
- Non-smoking rooms
- Internet
- Animals allowed
- Satellite TV


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Evidently something is off track somewhere because this is first contact from you--- I had to get with ATt 2 days ago because I suddenly couldn't send any e-mail--settings had changed and not of my doing. Go figure!
First - tell me about Benson or Benton Rosenbaum -s/o Mathias. He is a new one to me.
Second, Jefferson and Melviney , new to me, also.
Any help on those 2 questions sure will be appreciated.
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