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Thursday, 07 February 2013
Top 12 Seaside Resorts
The British holiday is back in fashion, whether it's our golden beaches, coastal walks or cultural pursuits.
Written by Melonie Clarke
AbersochSitting on the glorious Llyn peninsula in north Wales, which is a designated area of outstanding beauty, Abersoch is popular with both walkers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Against a backdrop of Snowdonia, it boasts beautiful scenery and great beaches. Its sailing waters are also internationally recognised, so the area hosts major sailing events. If you would like to take up surfing, windsurfing or sailing, there are schools and courses aplenty. But, if you prefer a more relaxing break, there are numerous sheltered suntraps away from the main beaches.
Achnahaird BeachForget funfairs, candyfloss or a Punch and Judy show – Achnahaird has none of these, but its sheer beauty more than makes up for it.
The crescent-shaped beach is considered to be one of the finest in Scotland, but surprisingly, it is rarely visited. Admittedly, visitors have to go prepared with a picnic, but the stunning coastline should take your mind off the absence of shops and restaurants – its sense of peace is the perfect antidote to stressful living. Just flying a kite or going for a walk along the coast takes you right back to basics so that you can enjoy all its natural beauty.
BlackpoolSituated in northwest England by the Irish Sea, Blackpool has been a popular beach destination since the mid-18th century. Most famed for its fabulous illuminations and its tower (built in 1891), it became the first municipality in the world to install electric street lighting. A visit to the top of the tower, a tram ride or a stroll along one of its three piers should be on your list of things to do; there is also a zoo and a model village nearby. Blackpool can be enjoyed all year round, but a winter visit would be best suited to enjoy its illuminations.
BournemouthThanks to the expansion of the railways in the 19th century, Bournemouth grew to be a large coastal resort. Situated on the south coast of England in Dorset, it is very popular with tourists. The awardwinning Central Gardens lead down the valley of the River Bourne through the centre of the town to the sea. The university means there is a thriving youth culture, so there are a large number of bars and restaurants, giving a huge choice when eating out. www.bournemouth.co.uk
PooleA bustling quay situated on the south coast of Dorset, Poole's trade links with North America in the 18th century made it one of our busiest ports. And today, it runs daily cross-Channel ferries. The sea runs through the heart of this town, with the RNLI headquarters and the Royal Marines both based at the harbour. Be it history or soaking up the sun on the beach, Poole caters for all. Accommodation wise, there is a wide range of camping/caravan sites, as well as hotels and selfcatering properties.
St IvesA picture-perfect resort, St Ives has won the Best UK Seaside Town from the British Travel Awards in 2010 and 2011. The area is very popular with artists and you will be sure to find quaint galleries and craft shops where you can buy a souvenir painting of your stay. Sitting on the coast of the Celtic sea, the area was once commercially dependent on fishing. Although that is no longer so, the area is still awash with brilliant seafood restaurants. There is plenty to do in the area, including a visit to Tate St Ives, The Eden Project, St Michael's Mount and Land's End.
ScarboroughSituated on the North Sea coast of North Yorkshire, Scarborough is a pretty town, with attractive limestone cliffs and harbour. Its skyline is dominated by the castle – if you choose to visit this, you will be rewarded by spectacular views. Accommodation is provided in one of the many delightful hotels, B&Bs and spa hotels. The area's most famous Grand Hotel was one of Europe's largest when it was completed in 1867. With great beaches, a boating lake, museums and theatres, you'll be assured of a fun-filled visit.
SouthwoldReferred to by many as the town that time forgot, the resort of Southwold in north Suffolk is an ideal holiday location. Located on the Heritage Coast, it still has a working lighthouse (tours operate daily), an award-winning pier, a busy harbour, and 300 beach huts – making it a quintessentially British seaside town.
Accommodation choices include self-catering cottages, B&Bs, and camping and caravan sites. There is plenty to see and do, such as visiting the Electric Picture Palace – opened in 2002 by Michael Palin. Named after Southwold's first cinema, it harks back to a bygone era. The town is also home to the UK's only Amber Museum.
TenbyWherever you stay in Tenby, you only have to look out of the window to get a stunning view of one of Pembrokeshire's beautiful beaches. This delightful harbour town is the picturesque home to many great restaurants, pubs and shops, all linked by cobbled streets. The town's history as a Welsh stronghold in part survives, and the original walls make a fascinating entrance to the old town. Thanks to its glorious sands, stunning coastal walks and quaint shops, Tenby has been popular with holidaymakers since the 19th century. Cruises from the harbour run daily to nearby Caldey Island.
TorquayAt the heart of the English Riviera, Torquay has been a popular Devon seaside resort since it was frequented by the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic war. For lovers of crime novels, a visit to Torquay is a must. Agatha Christie spent most of her life in the area and her fans will not be disappointed. The Agatha Christie mile consists of buildings, museums, statues and plaques in her honour. There are also gardens and stunning beaches to enjoy, together with a zoo, boat trips and water sports.
WhitbyThe busy quayside and narrow streets of Whitby are framed by a skyline dominated by the ruins of its Abbey, high on East Cliff. Situated on the East Yorkshire coast, it is a short drive from Scarborough and Filey. There is plenty to do in the area, including a visit to the annual Folk Week in August, the Esk Valley Railway, or having a browse in a and crafts centre, where you can paint your own pottery. If you're a horror fan, visit St Mary's Church, inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula. www.visitwhitby.com
WoolacombeVoted best British beach in 2012 in the Mail On Sunday and current holder of the England for Excellence Gold Award for best family resort, Woolacombe is all you could wish for. As well as its stunning three-mile beach, the village is a hive of activity with great pubs and restaurants. Family activities range from boat trips to Lundy Island, a visit to a surf school, the Lynton and Barnstaple railway, or to riding schools.
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Our grandson's new stepmommy posted these photos on FaceBook (Thank you, Rachel!) and I'm so glad she did so we could see Heath's beautiful face! I'm not much for Halloween celebrations but I couldn't resist sharing these with you!
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There is a lot of talk of the threat that digital services like Amazon bring to the library industry in general (as this site's sub-title so slyly indicates). But one thing Amazon and online libraries in general cannot do is replicate the feel and aesthetics of a library (especially some of the big ones ).
I'm curious if there has been any push or attempt to market these aspects of libraries say in the tourist industry, in the same way that hard core baseball fans will visit all the great ballparks and general tourists love to visit cathedrals for the architecture.
Evaluating Research By the Numbers
"Last week I taught an information literacy class to a group of senior Chemistry students. We didn't talk about databases or indexes, we talked about numbers. We talked about impact factors and h-indexes and alternative metrics, and the students loved it. Librarians have used these metrics for years in collection development, and have looked them up to help faculty with tenure and promotion packets. But many librarians don't know where the numbers come from, or what some of the criticisms are."
Montreal's Grande Bibliothèque: How to stay in circulation
Contrary to the popular misconception of libraries as stacks of musty books, they have long been at the forefront of information technology, maintains Amy Buckland, a librarian at McGill University in charge of electronic scholarship, e-publishing and digitization of rare books.
"People who say that libraries are on the way out have no idea what we do," she says. "We've always been ahead of things in that sense and we still are."
Buckland views Google not as a threat, but as an adjunct to the librarian's role.
"Librarians use Google all the time," she says. "It is handy for quick questions. But how do you vet the quality of these things? That's what librarians do. We teach our users how to find the quality answers."
Maria Shine Stewart authors the "A Kinder Campus" column for Inside Higher Ed. She focuses on what we can do as members of academic communities to improve our relationships, treat each other with respect and build better communities. Apparently she thinks very highly of the campus library as a community builder - owing to the strengths academic librarians bring to the community. From the column:
"Academic librarians -- and libraries -- don't need me to defend them. In fact, they don't need to be defended at all. But I think they sometimes might be more clearly celebrated on our campuses. Yes: celebrated. And I'll bring the party favors, including several armloads of questions (from the profound to the basic) and dozens of looks (from the puzzled to the angry to the restless). Above all, I'll bring my gratitude and respect...Academic libraries may be some of the kindest places on campus. And whether they need my vote of confidence or not, they have it. Read more at: http://www.insidehighered.com/advice/a_kinder_campus/stewart_essay_on_celebrating_the_campus...
I wish I could've used this as the title for this post: "Designing information literacy instruction without understanding that feral place where many library users reside is about as effective as taming a wolf. We can do it, but what good does that do for the wolf?"
GREAT post from Joe Grobelny: Feral "Information Literacy"
"Digital native is a fantasy invented by the fans of silicon valley to pigeonhole a generation for the sake of selling technology, but the truth is far less convenient. Not only the digital natives, but many people take on a feral state in their interactions with the internet, as it constantly shifts its boundaries, its cities and deserts. Likewise, the library is a place where we ought to allow for the feral. The ACRL information literacy standards are only useful to the domesticated to promote their efficient and purposeful use of the library. The truth is that most people do not experience the library as a city, but rather as a wilderness on the edge of civilization.
See Also: Matthew Battles, The Call of the Feral.
More from The Chronicle too (but fewer pix).
Over at Attempting Elegance, Jenica Rogers is "Feeling Pointy":
"I am, professionally and personally, livid; I do not appreciate condescension, eradication of librarians' professional expertise, or sidestepping of questions that are completely valid in a consumer-seller relationship in which a carefully delineated accreditation relationship is also involved. Our vendors seem to think that going straight to the faculty is going to benefit them, but I don't understand their logic in sidestepping librarians. We're the ones with the budgets. We're the ones they have to work with. Yes, our faculty are influential, key stakeholders and partners, and are the source of our research agenda and teaching and learning needs, but still: How is undermining and alienating the librarian middleman going to help business?
Anger and bewilderment aside, I'm caught between the proverbial rock and hard place — I must support the faculty and students who rely on the research materials published by the ACS. But I must also strive to manage the budgets, resources
Librarians, archivists to commence strike
This afternoon, librarians and archivists at The University of Western Ontario announced they would commence strike action effective 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8
The 51 members of the bargaining unit are represented by the University of Western Ontario Faculty Association (UWOFA). The librarians and archivists and the university have been meeting since April 26, working to renew the group's second contract, which ended June 30.
Peer review and the corruption of science
Pressure on scientists to publish has led to a situation where any paper, however bad, can now be printed in a journal that claims to be peer-reviewed...By and large, the problem does not arise from outright fraud, which is rare. It arises from official pressure to publish when you have nothing to say.
[Thanks, Alexa!]
Academic publishers make Murdoch look like a socialist
"What we see here is pure rentier capitalism: monopolising a public resource then charging exorbitant fees to use it. Another term for it is economic parasitism. To obtain the knowledge for which we have already paid, we must surrender our feu to the lairds of learning."
See Also: Response to George Monbiot's Rant against Academic Publishers
"No one doubts that commercial publishers are in the business of making money. But the way they make money is by doing something that academics value but that they would not do for themselves, left to their own devices. What I mean is captured in two words: 'innovation' and 'extension'. "


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Six months ago, Bush's Homeland Security chief said this about stationing National Guard troops on the Mexico border: "I think it would be a horribly over-expensive and very difficult way to manage this problem."
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On the occasion of President Bush's announcement he will post the National Guard along the southern U.S. border, CQ's Patrick Yoest finds this gem—DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff pooh-poohing the idea less than six months earlier on the O'Reilly Factor:
"Why don't you put the National Guard on the border to back up the border patrol and stop the bleeding, and then start to increase the Border Patrol, the high-tech and all of that?" O?Reilly asked. . . .
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David Christensen received his Ph.D. from UCLA in 1987 and taught for 20 years at the University of Vermont before coming to Brown in 2007. His main research interests are in epistemology and philosophy of science. He has written on such questions as: What determines whether a given bit of evidence supports or refutes a given theory? What logical principles apply to rational beliefs (either degrees of belief or all-or-nothing beliefs)? How should one's beliefs be affected by one's knowing that other people, who are equally informed, rational and intelligent, believe differently?
Christensen is currently working on questions about how our theory of ideal rationality should accommodate rational self-doubt, and, in general, what constraints rationality puts on the way one regards one's own beliefs.
Online Papers
"Disagreement and Public Controversy", forthcoming in Essays in Collective Epistemology, edited by Jennifer Lackey, Oxford University Press (PDF)
"Epistemic Modesty Defended", in The Epistemology of Disagreement: New Essays, edited by David Christensen and Jennifer Lackey, Oxford University Press. (PDF)
"Disagreement, Question-Begging and Epistemic Self-Criticism", Philosophers' Imprint 11, no. 6 (2011) (PDF)
"Rational Reflection", Philosophical Perspectives 24 (2010): 121-140 (Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"Higher-Order Evidence", Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 81 (2010): 185-215 (Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"Disagreement as Evidence: The Epistemology of Controversy", Philosophy Compass 4 (2009), pp. 756-67(Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"Epistemic Self-Respect", Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 107 (2007), 319-337 (Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"Does Murphy's Law Apply in Epistemology? Self-Doubt and Rational Ideals", Oxford Studies in Epistemology 2 (2007), 3-31 (PDF)
"Epistemology of Disagreement: The Good News", Philosophical Review 116 (2007), 187-217 (Phil Review, PDF)
"Three Questions about Leplin's Reliabilism", Philosophical Studies 134 (2007), 43-50 (Springer, PDF)
"Preference-Based Arguments for Probabilism", Philosophy of Science 68 (2001), 356-76 (JSTOR, PDF)
"Diachronic Coherence vs. Epistemic Impartiality", Philosophical Review 109 (2000), 349-71 (JSTOR, PDF)
"Measuring Confirmation", Journal of Philosophy 96 (1999), 437-61 (JSTOR, PDF)
"What is Relative Confirmation?" Noûs 31 (1997), 370-84 (JSTOR, PDF)
"Testimony, Memory, and the Limits of the A Priori", Philosophical Studies 86 (1997), 1-20 (with Hilary Kornblith) (Springer, PDF)
"Dutch Books Depragmatized: Epistemic Consistency for Partial Believers", Journal of Philosophy 93 (1996), 450-79 (JSTOR, PDF)
"Critical Study of Robert Nozick's The Nature of Rationality", Noûs 29 (1995), 259-74 (JSTOR)
"Conservatism in Epistemology", Noûs 28 (1994), 69-89 (JSTOR)
"Switched-Words Skepticism: a Case Study in Semantical Anti-Skeptical Argument", Philosophical Studies 71 (1993), 33-58 (Springer)
"Skeptical Problems, Semantical Solutions", Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 53 (1993), 301-21 (JSTOR)
"Confirmational Holism and Bayesian Epistemology", Philosophy of Science 59 (1992), 540-57 (JSTOR)
"Causal Powers and Conceptual Connections", Analysis 52 (1992), 163-68.(JSTOR)
"Clever Bookies and Coherent Beliefs", Philosophical Review 100 (1991), 229-47 (JSTOR)
"The Irrelevance of Bootstrapping", Philosophy of Science 57 (1990), 644-62 (JSTOR)
"Glymour on Evidential Relevance", Philosophy of Science 50 (1983), 471-81 (JSTOR)


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good place to get out and see nature. many little trails to explore and even just take a scenic drive. beware in hunting season, as the hunters are trigger happy.
A great place for hiking, birding and wildlife viewing, Readily accessible for great outdoor recreation but close to the comforts, great food and entertainment in Tallahassee.
I tent camped at the Camel Lake Campground. There are only ten sites on this beautiful Florida lake. Showers and flush toilets are a nice ammenity. The sites are widely separated to offer privacy. There is no camp store so one needs to be self contained. There is an easy one mile nature trail around the lake, but also one...
We are usually not that picky and will pick up some trash if we find it to make it doable but this was disgusting. We visited the National Forest looking for a good place to camp in the woods for a while. We had great success with Ocala NF near Orlando. We arrived in the afternoon with plenty of time...
We love the Apalachicola National Forest. the woods are well maintained through prescribed burns. USFS could do a better job providing visitor, historic & environmental information, either online or on site. The massive acreage results in many new places to discover. Invest in a good map. Gazateer or topos are a must
Driving through the ANF between Hosford, Fl. and Eastpoint, Fl. in the spring provides excellent opportunities for viewing many wild flowers...some of which can only be found in the ANF. Also, good chance for seeing wild life such as deer, squirrel foxes, and bear.
Big and small sinkholes, some colorful and filled with water, disappearing springs, and other geological features are highlighted here. They are well explained with NFS placards. We had a pleasant time exploring some of the five miles of trails in this limestone area. Plants in evidence here included palmetto palms, long leaf pine, tupelo gums in a swamp, highbush blueberries,...
Wakulla Springs State Park is a must visit. Jungle style boat tours, and glass bottom boats. Swimming in ice cold spring water, diving plateform, high, nice picnic area. Resturant, and gift shop. An enjoyable group activity area. In fact this was where the first Tarzan movie was made. Moss covered trees, gators and wild life. We recommend to all families,...
Great place to escape the rush of the world. Enjoy some me time or family time. Relax and have fun you way. Bike, hike, go for a run or fish- its all here. Other great places near too. St George Island, Apalachicola, Carabelle and more
It is a beautiful forest but not meant for visitors. The road is made of a fine clay/sand and it felt like snow. I think this park is for the animals to enjoy, not humans. Could it be that I missed the human area?
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The year 2014 seems to be the year that Christians are taking back the film industry as dozens of faith-based films and blockbusters go mainstream. In addition to a series of TV shows, and Hollywood releases, there is also a film festival named for Pope John Paul II happening now in Florida.
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4/10/2014 (7 months ago)
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Keywords: John Paul II film festival, Florida, Christian, entertainment, movies, Heaves is Real, Noah
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - For the past week, a Florida film festival has showcased feature-length films and plenty of discussion about faith in the media. The John Paul II film festival features a film about Pope Francis, the acclaimed movie, "Heaven is Real," as well as nearly two dozen other regular-length and short films all centered on the faith.
Meanwhile, Hollywood has surprised us many with recent films including "God is not Dead" and "Noah." Although the acclaim for each film varies from the popular "Heaven is Real" to the broad-licensed "Noah" the total impact has been to drive people into the theaters and into their Bibles. The films as a product of the modern entertainment industry, are pointing people back to their faith.
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They also symbolize the power of the Christian media to both entertain and educate while provoking mainstream discussion about God.
This return to the faith in film is not confined to America either. According to a press release from 7eventhDay Media, the stories at the Pope John Paul II Film Festival came from as far away as South Africa, Turkey and Spain.
Frank Brennan, the Festival's Director of Film Submissions and Technology said in the release, "We are proud to bring these uniquely powerful films to South Florida. While we are showcasing many genres, all of these project offer an opportunity to witness every-day-people do incredible things and challenge their fears. We've all been short on inspiration," he added. "Think of this lineup as an 'energy boost' for the soul."
Indeed, this sums up much of what we've seen in theaters this year. Christianity is back in the theaters, in a very big way, and it feels both good and right to enjoy it.
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Nanci Thompson of Briarbrook Auctions in Rhode Island said Monday that amount includes a 20 percent buyer's premium for the 1942 Oscar awarded to Joseph C. Wright for color art direction in My Gal Sal, starring Rita Hayworth.
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'House of Commons Journal Volume 3: 18 October 1644', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 3: 1643-1644 (1802), pp. 668-670. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=10749 Date accessed: 26 November 2014.
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Die Veneris, Octobris 18, 1644.
Moniers Privileges.
Army Supplies, &c.
Coal Trade.
Message to Lords.
Advance from Excise.
Propositions from Essex.
Propositions for Peace.
Publick Fast.
Leave of Absence.
Message from Lords.
Rutland Petition.
Answer to Lords.
Propositions for Peace.
Filling the House with Members.
City Propositions.
Propositions for Peace.
Petition on behalf of Jones, &c.
Duke of Gelderland.
THE humble Petition of the Company of Moniers in the Tower of London, desiring an Enjoyment of their Privileges, which have been, for many Hundreds of Years, granted unto them, was this Day read; and referred to the Consideration of . . Vane, . . Holles, . . Gerard, . . Ashe, . . Jennour, . . Reynolds, . . Wheeler, . . Trenchard, . . Strode, . . Massam, . . Scawen, . . More, Whitelock, . . Recorder, . . Hungerford, . . Hill, . . Lewes, . . Holland, Lieutenant of the Tower, . . Evelyn, . . Rolle, . . Hodges, . . Whittacre, . . Wray, . . Cheeke, and all the Lawyers of the House: Who are to inquire into the Privileges claimed by the Officers and Moniers of the Mint; and to consider what Privileges are fit to be allowed for their Encouragement: And are to report their Opinions upon the whole Matter to the House: And have Power to send for Parties, Witnesses, Papers, Records, &c.: And are to meet on Wednesday next, at Two post Meridiem, in the Exchequer Chamber.
Resolved, &c. That Five hundred Backs, Breasts, and Pots, and Three hundred Pair of Pistols, and Three hundred Saddles, be forthwith provided and sent down to Sir Wm. Waller's Army: And that an Hundred and Eighty Backs, Breasts, and Pots, and an Hundred and Fifty Pair of Pistols, that are in the publick Stores, be employed toward the Furnishing of these Arms desired for Sir Wm. Waller's Army: And that it be referred to the Committee of the West, to take care for the Providing of these Arms, and for sending of them away.
Mr. Trenchard is especially to take care hereof.
Ordered, That a publick Sale be made of the Brass Horse and Statue at Rowhampton; and that the Proceed thereof shall be employed towards the Furnishing and Payment for these Arms: And that it be referred to the Committee at Haberdashers Hall, to appoint this Day Fortnight for another Day of publick Sale of the said Horse: And that the Proceed thereof be paid to Mr. Trenchard, for the Providing of these Arms.
Resolved, &c. That Colonel Ludlowe and Major Dewett, with all their Troops, do forthwith advance and march to join with Sir Wm. Waller's Forces, and the Body of Horse.
Colonel Popham, Sir Edw. Hungerford, and Mr. Hodges, are appointed to prepare a Letter to the Purport of this Order, to be signed, and sent from Mr. Speaker.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, to send Directions to Colonel Ludlowe and Major Dewett, according to this Order.
Ordered, That Mr. Recorder do acquaint the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen, That this House is very sensible of the Abuse committed in the Ingrossing and Vent of Coals, to the great Prejudice of the Poor, and the City, notwithstanding the Care of this House in the Regulating this Matter:-They are likewise informed, that the Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen, are in Pursuit of this Business, and of the Redress of it: The House likes well this Care; and do desire him to be diligent in this Business; and to certify this House of the Obstructions: And they do assure him, that if there be any Want of Power in him, that he shall have all Encouragement, and Reinforcement of Power, from this House. He is likewise to desire my Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen, to consider of a fit Price to be set upon Coals; and to represent it to the House.
Mr. Bond carried up to the Lords, the Ordinance of Two thousand Four hundred Pounds for the Dorsettshire Garisons: The Order for One hundred and Ninety Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Ten-pence for Portesmouth: The Order for a sequestered House for Sir Wm. Lister in Westminster: And was to acquaint the Lords, That this House does agree with the Lords, in leaving out the Lord Newburgh in the Order sent up for the Assessment of the Earl of Chesterfield and Lord Newburgh.
Ordered, That the Commississioners of Excise be earnestly desired to comply with the Ordinances of both Houses of Wednesday, Octobris 9, 1644, for furnishing and advancing of Five hundred Pounds, upon Account, to the Waggon Master General: And this House doth engage, That they will take Order, that the said Five hundred Pounds be reimbursed to the Commissioners of Excise.
Sir Wm. Masham presented, from the Standing Committee in Essex, certain Propositions; the which they made upon the Invitation of a Letter from Mr. Speaker, of Julii 5, 1644, towards the Satisfaction of the great Charges of the said County, lately disbursed by special Command of Parliament: The which were read; and referred to the Consideration of the Committee at Goldsmiths Hall: Who are to take it into Consideration this Afternoon; and to report To-morrow their Opinions.
Mr. Pierrepont reported, from the Committee of both Kingdoms, the Preamble and Conclusion to the Propositions for a safe and well-grounded Peace: The which were read, and assented unto; with the Addition of these Words: "The Lords and Commons assembled in the Parliament of England;" and a Blank to be filled up by the Scotts Commissioners.
Ordered, That the Scotts Commissioners be desired to fill up the Blank in the Preamble to the Propositions for a safe and well-grounded Peace.
Resolved, &c. That Tuesday next be set apart for a Publick Fast, and Day of Humiliation, to be observed within the Lines of Communication, to desire a Blessing from God upon the Armies: And that none do presume to use their Trade, or ordinary Labour, or to open their Shops, within the Places afore-mentioned, upon that Day; and that speedy Notice hereof be given to the Lord Mayor, and he desired to send Notice hereof to the particular Ministers of the several Places: And the Ministers are further desired, to recommend unto God the Condition of the Armies the next Lord's Day.
Resolved, &c. That Mr. Calamyn, Mr. Vines, and Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick, are desired to preach on that Day, at St. Margarett's, Westminster.
Resolved, &c. That Sir Jo. Holland, a Member of this House, absent in Parts beyond the Seas by Leave of this House, shall have Leave farther extended unto him, to be absent from his Attendance upon the Service of this House, until the latter End of March next: And that his Absence shall be no Prejudice unto him.
Ordered, That Mr. Green do make Report concerning the Navy, To-morrow Morning, the first Business: And Mr. Speaker to put the House in mind hereof.
Ordered, That, next after the Navy Business reported, Mr. Maynard do report the Ordinance concerning Administrations.
A Message from the Lords, by Sir Robert Riche and Mr. Page;
The Lords have received a Petition from the County of Rutland, with some Reasons annexed, for the Confirmation of that Petition; the which they have sent to the Consideration of this House. They have appointed a Committee of Eight Members of their House, whereof Three to be of the Quorum; and desire this House to appoint a Committee of a proportionable Number; to take the said Petition and Reasons into Consideration: And to meet this Afternoon, at Three of Clock, in the Prince's Lodgings.
The Lords do agree to the Ordinance of Excise for Southampton; to the Ordinance concerning Colonel Edw. Harley; to the Ordinance for Mr. Hicks.
Ordered, That the Rutlandshire Petition, &c. be considered To-morrow Morning.
Answer returned by the same Messengers; That this House has considered their Lordships Message; and will send Answer by Messengers of their own.
Mr. Pierepoint reported, from the Committee of both Kingdoms, the Preamble and Conclusion to the Propositions to a safe and well-grounded Peace; viz.
We your Majesty's loyal Subjects of both Kingdoms, the Lords and Commons assembled in the Parliament of England; and; from the Sense of that Duty we owe unto Your Majesty, and of the deep Sufferings, and many Miseries, under which Your People of all Your Kingdoms lie bleeding in this unnatural War, after long and serious Consideration about the best Way and Means of their Preservation, and for settling Your Majesty's Throne, and Your Subjects, in Peace and Security; have, with common Consent, resolved upon these Propositions, which we do humbly tender unto your Majesty.-
Now, therefore, we humbly beseech Your Majesty, to grant these Propositions, which are presented for the Peace and publick Good of Your Kingdoms: And as we therein, according to our Trust and Duty, have Regard to the Glory of God, the Quiet and Welfare of Your People; so shall we really endeavour, that Your Majesty may live in the Splendor and Glory of Your Royal Progenitors, and which beseemeth Your Royal Place and Dignity.
Resolved, &c. That the Proposition concerning the Great Seal, be left out.
Resolved, &c. That instead of the Proposition concerning the Continuance of the Excise, &c. this Proposition shall be inserted; "And to such Act or Acts for raising of Monies for the Payment and Satisfying of the Publick Debts and Damages of the Kingdom, and other publick Uses, as shall hereafter be agreed on by both Houses of Parliament."
Ordered, That these Words, "of Worcestershire," shall be added to Sir Wm. Russell's Name in the Propositions.
Ordered, That on Monday next, the Debate shall be taken into Consideration of filling the House with Members, by sending forth new Writs.
Ordered, That the City Propositions be reported Tomorrow Morning.
The House proceeded to the Consideration of the Propositions for a safe and well-grounded Peace; and proceeded in the Consideration thereof, to the Fifteenth Proposition; and ordered to be resumed To-morrow Morning.
The House being informed, That divers Field Officers, within the Line of Communication, were at the Door, who desired to prefer a Petition to the House;
They were called in; and did prefer their Petition on the Behalf of Colonel Jones and Farneham Castle.
The which was read; and ordered to be referred to Mr. Recorder, Mr. Hollis, Lieutenant of the Tower, Mr. Whitelocke, Mr. Reynolds, Sir Walter Erle, Mr. Baynton, Serjeant Wilde, Mr. Longe, Mr. Thelwell, Mr. Knightley, Sir Jo. Francklyn, Sir Tho. Cheeke, Mr. Rich. Browne, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Blakeston, Sir Tho. Some, Mr. Trenchard, Colonel Vane, Dr. Eden, Sir Jo. Clotworthy, Mr. Nath. Stephens, Mr. Herbert, Sir Philip Stapleton, Mr. Maynard, Mr. Weston, Mr. Strode, Mr. Prideaux, Mr. Tate: This Committee is to inquire how, and by what Means, the said Petition was procured; and who were the principal Authors and Procurers of it: And are to meet To-morrow, at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, in the Court of Wards: And have Power to send for Parties, Witnesses, Papers, Records, &c.
Ordered, That it be referred to the Committee of both Kingdoms, to have a Care of the Security of Farneham Castle.
Ordered, That the Duke of Gelderland shall have Mr. Speaker's Warrant for Monsieur Eacourt, a Gentleman of his, to go to the King.
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Sunday, 2 March 2014
The glory of Christmas 28: ski or sleigh
This is my design card for the Glory of Christmas challenge 28: ski or sleigh. I used AKV snowman ski 2 by Bugaboo Stamps - I love the simplicity of this and decided that colouring his hat and carrot nose was enough. The blue card with white spots is a scrap left over from some Hunkydory card used earlier in the week. The snowdrifts were created with torn offcuts of card that had been embossed with an Embossalicious folder and the eBosser. The sentiment was generated on computer and printed.
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- Princess Judy Palmer said...
Oh my gosh! Your skiing snowman is such a sweetie! I love the embossed snow with its torn edges. Using dotted paper for the background was a nifty idea too. Great wintery card and a great use of snippets. You can never use up enough of those.
- 2 March 2014 15:05
- lindyloo said...
such a sweet card than you for joining us at glitter n sparkle
lindyloo x
- 2 March 2014 18:04
- Laurence said...
Very cute card, thanks for sharing it with us at Robyn's Fetish Challenge.
Laurence DT
- 2 March 2014 19:45
- fabiola jaques said...
super sympa!! biz
- 2 March 2014 21:05
- Elizabeth Hart said...
Very cute and I love the effect of the torn white paper - great idea. Thanks so much for joining us this week at the Creative Fingers Challenge, Elizabeth (DT)
- 2 March 2014 22:37
- KT Fit Kitty said...
This is adorable! Love how you created the layers of snow! Thank you for joining us at Glitter n Sparkle for our Add a Sentiment challenge. Best of luck in the draw!
KT Fit Kitty
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- 3 March 2014 03:49
- downrightcrafty said...
what a gorgeous take on this weeks theme at the Winter Wonderland, thank you for joining us
hugs Kate x
ps I have some new release candy if you are interested :)
- 3 March 2014 07:39
- Di said...
Great card Hazel - love the torn layers and that snowman is so, so cute!
Hugs, Di xx
- 3 March 2014 08:12
- Hazel said...
A really cute snowman image and a super Christmas card. Thanks for joining us again at OSAAT. Hazel x
- 3 March 2014 13:45
- sgc said...
I love this card--and I never thought of using an embossed background for snow. You're such an inspiration:) Thanks for playing in Bugaboo's "Anything Goes" challenge.
- 3 March 2014 14:08
- Helen said...
Very cute card Hazel, love the texture. Thanks for sharing with us at Ruby's Rainbow
Hugs Helen P xx
- 3 March 2014 22:02
- scrappymo! said...
Great use of embossed texture to create your snowy hills!
Great card!
- 4 March 2014 06:22
- Cathy P. said...
Great job with the layers and the cute snowman, Hazel. Thanks for linking up at the Sister Act Challenge Blog.
Cathy xx
- 4 March 2014 18:22
- meine-bastelarena said...
What a cute card. The image is too darling. Thanks for playing along with us at OSAAT Challenges. Have a wonderful day and good luck! Hugs, Sujin
- 4 March 2014 19:22
- Cathy said...
Such a cute card Hazel, I love the clever way you've done your background, looks fabulous, Cathy x
- 4 March 2014 19:41
- C'est La-Vie Designs Unlimited, LLC said...
Your submission is awesome!! Thank you for joining us at Crafts Galore Challenge. I hope you'll join us in our next challenge.
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- 5 March 2014 16:36
- michele said...
Gorgeous card Hazel! Thanks for joining us at Crafts 4 Eternity this week hugs Michele x
- 6 March 2014 10:29
- Lynn (aka Lynnpenguin) said...
This is so cute Hazel. I love that little Bugaboo image and it's perfect on the embossed background. What a lovely creation.
Thanks for joining us at One Stitch at a Time this week for our Anything Goes Challenge. Good luck.
Lynn, OSAAT DT
- 6 March 2014 17:44
- Sammy said...
So cute Hazel! Love the torn paper design! Thank you for playing along at Milk Coffee this challenge. Sammy-x
- 6 March 2014 19:54
- Anne Lise Johannessen said...
Cute winter card ! Thanks for joining the challenge at OSAAT Challenges. Hope to see you again soon! ~ Anne Lise ~
- 7 March 2014 04:10
- Min said...
What a fabulous creation!!! Thanks so much for playing along with us this week for the The Bug Anything Goes Challenge with Bugaboo Stamps!
Be sure to check out The Bug Blog for our new LUCKY Challenge that starts today! We hope you'll join the fun!!!
Hugs & Happy Days!
~Min: Bugaboo Asst DT Coordinator
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- 8 March 2014 13:59
- SoniaW said...
What a fab card, i love the embossed layers - Thanks for joining us at JIC - Sonia W DT
- 8 March 2014 21:03
- Amy Andrade said...
What a fun card and a great design! Thank you for sharing with us at 613 Avenue Create. Amy A.,DT
- 8 March 2014 21:38
- The Lady Boz said...
A clean and simple design and the perfect image to match. Thank you for joining us at OSAAT. Jennie x
- 8 March 2014 22:51
- Blueboreale (Aurore) said...
Très rigolote !
Merci pour ta participation au just inspirationnal challenge
- 8 March 2014 23:34
- Lisbeth K said...
Such a jolly snowman! Love the torn papers and the dots :) Thank you for joining us at JIC this month, good luck :)
Lisbeth @ Lisbeths hobbyer
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