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Bob Dylan Another Self Portrait (1969-1971) The Bootleg Series, Vol. 10 Columbia/Legacy "What is this shit?" It is the most famous review opening line in all of rock journalism. And it was penned by Rolling Stone's Greil Marcus in 1970 in an attempt to explain the unexplainable Bob Dylan Self Port ... More >>
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Forty-seven years ago this week (wow!), a '60s folk icon by the name of Bob Dylan made his third and final appearance at the Newport Folk Festival in Newport, R.I. It was a highly anticipated set -- Dylan was the de facto leader of the American folk-music revival at the time, and his folkie flock ex ... More >>
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Photo By Marc BrubakerTruth be told, if you played Ke$ha's cover of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" for someone in a car, without referencing who it was by, or her glitter-to-platelet count, they would bow down and worship it, sight unseen. And if she had a whole album with ba ... More >>
MTV Unplugged was like health food for your soul during its heyday on the music channel, which was full of junk food. When artists stuck to the template and went untethered to electronic instruments and really dug into their music with new eyes it was amazing. Debuting in 1989 with Squeeze ... More >>
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That fact that the CD Bob Dylan in Concert: Brandeis University 1963 (Columbia/Legacy) exists at all is something of a miracle. Dylan's brief but energetic seven-song set as a low-billed performer at the school's folk festival came to light only recently via a battered tape box found in the a ... More >>
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Despite what Shania Twain may think, feelin' like a woman isn't always about going totally crazy in men's shirts and short skirts. The life of a modern woman is often more about balancing work and social obligations, maybe even with motherhood, while still trying to look good (if you even care a ... More >>
Right after Christmas, Rocks Off hopped into our car and headed straight for the bowels of West Texas. It's a long drive to Big Bend, mostly through the middle of nowhere, huge swaths of land where even AM radio can't reach. Twelve hours in the car demands a certain kind of playlist that, like a ... More >>
After South Carolina representative Joe Wilson's bush-league grandstander heckling of the President last night - imagine the hue and cry if Nancy Pelosi had done the same thing during one of W's inane lie-filled speeches! - what Lonesome, Onry and Mean needs is some songs about lies and liars. On ... More >>
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/cosmopolitician/Sunday night's Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp and Bob Dylan gig out at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion was an exhibition for an artist in his comfortable twilight, another on the cusp of a new revolution and the last one stoically fighting the violent ... More >>
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Citadel is a forcewide initiative aimed at driving down the number of burglaries committed in the force area.
Burglary of people's homes and catching the criminals who commit these offences is a high priority for the Chief Constable and the force. In conjunction with the Police Authority, we have set ourselves stringent targets to ensure that no more than 10 burglaries a day are committed across Herefordshire, Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Worcestershire.
While burglary levels remain low compared to other parts of the country, there have been around 140 more burglaries this year against the targets we have set. That's why we've launched Citadel to drive burglary rates back down to where we expect them to be.
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Some alternate pranayama and meditation postures from Vinyasa Krama
SLOW ASHTANGA : Pattabhi Jois talked in interviews, as well as when writing in Yoga Mala, that if we had less time we should practice less asana. In my own practice time is an issue. I prefer to breathe more slowly in the asana and vinyasas, lengthening my inhalation and exhalation, "slow like the pouring of oil" as Krishnamacharya puts it in Yoga Makaranda. I like to explore kumbhaka and the occasional extended stay, in Mudras especially. I also prefer to practice, much of the time, with my eyes closed, employing internal drishti at different vital focal points and I like to introduce vinyasas, extra preparatory asana on days when they feel appropriate as well as perhaps extending an asana into more challenging, 'proficient' forms on the more flexible days, in keeping perhaps with Krishnamacharya's, Primary, Middle and proficient groups of asana rather than Pattabhi Jois' fixed sequences. I like to practice Pranayama before and after my asana practice as well as finishing my practice with a 'meditative activity'. I was first introduced to Yoga through the Ashtanga sequences and I still maintain that general structure in my main practice but I would rather sacrifice half or more than half a sequence than these other factors and perhaps practice the asana 'missed' in the following days, I still consider this to be Ashtanga, Slow Ashtanga.
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Have a question that's off the post subject but hoping you can help. Trying to improve backbends and I came across Heather Morton DVD. I know you did a post about it nov 2011 and I watched your YouTube video on the sun salutation variation. My question is about time- how long does Heather hold the poses and counterposes? Okay I'm getting a bit greedy now, I have a few more questions. Does she work repetition like your krama practice? Was there anything in her video that differs from the vinyasa krama sequence for backbends?
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hi dtw, I think you should get the dvd or the download as your sure to find it interesting and useful. She tends to hold the postures for around thirties seconds and the counter, in the sunsalutaion at least for about the same length of time. No she doesn't do repetitions, at least not in the video but she does do several variations of cobra, locust etc. The postures are many of the same ones in VK Bow sequence say but the important thing is how she approaches them, the focus on the pelvis for example and how long she stays in the postures. What she's giving you is an approach to deepening and staying longer in the postures more comfortably and with improved steadiness. Hope that answers your questions somewhat, It's closer to vinyasa Krama than Ashtanga I'd say but beneficial whatever styles you practice back bending in (forward bending too for that matter).ReplyDelete
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I think that people use the 2nd amendment for an end-all for every debate about guns that ever happens. I can't tell you how sick I am of hearing some idiot who can't name one of the other amendments quote 'What part of "shall not be infringed upon" do you not understand?' to a logical question about a gun policy/law; which to me is ignorant.
All the research I have done tells me that during the era that the 2nd amendment was written, most of the weapons of a town were locked in a single building. When the town was attacked, the men would all gather there, unlock and distribute the weapons in order to defend their town and then locked back up afterwards. Families kept one rifle in their cottage for hunting. This was the norm of the time. Now-a-days, we have people literally stockpiling weapons and ammo in their homes and screaming about infringement on the 2nd amendment rights when someone says "Maybe psycho Joe-schmoe does not need a fully automatic rifle with him on the subway during rush hour.
I just think things get taken a little too far sometimes, and instead of engaging in debate, people are called anti-2nd amendment and gun haters, for raising very valid questions.
I do support my right to keep and bear arms, but I see owning as many as I want, not having to register them, concealing/open carry them in public areas, and not having to lock them up as a privlidge... not a right.
It's the Militia argument again. Some believe that this "central location" is what the founding fathers were getting at. I'm sure that some areas might have had an armory for the men folk to gather at to protect the town. I really don't see all these men "stockpiling" weapons in some place to be passed out later as the norm. Just who provided all these weapons? I guess then out right was not ever to actually own the Militia weapons? The government just send them to the Militia HQ? No, people bought their weapons and they store them at home.
The reason "John Q Public gun nut" wants that full auto weapon can be for many reasons. Maybe they like turning money into noise. But what need be thought about is that in the times of forefathers just as now it might be the government that the people might have to fight against. Laws that keep the armed citizen in underdog category mostly is the idea that they can not have the weapons that the government has. And any government that wants to make sure that the people they are supposed to be serving subservient is to make sure that they can not get the weapons that they themselves have. You hear it all the time. "How could a bunch of civilians go up against a military with the weapons they have?"
Do I NEED a full auto to deer hunt? Of course not. But saying I can't have it I really do not believe is because of public safety. It's more because I'm much less likely to organize and confront those that do have them. And I believe that one of the biggest reasons for the amendment in question is to be able to protect me and mine not just form Johnny Crackhead but maybe to keep in check those that are supposed to be working for me..Not against me.
So yeah..It is my right to "stockpile" weapons in my home in a safe manner. They are locked up until I need one/them for range fun or practice. The central local can just give me a call if there is a need to assemble. And just who is supposed to be responsible for the armory anyway? More government? hmmm
It is good to see this topic still being debated. Though I am some times a little paranoid where this country is going this is the one topic that I have the more passion for.
The thing that irritates me most about the current regime in this country is the sentence "A few common sense regulations/guidelines."
It seems that is the new buzz phrase in DC..AS in "Sure I support the Second Amendment. I just thing we need a few common sense regulations to keep guns out of gangsters hands." But I have yet to see how these regs are keeping firearms out of the hands of gang bangers.
I'm just waiting for the "Sure we are all for people being allowed to vote. We just need a few common sense guidelines to make sure that they are voting the way they should"
In fact, shiny new American citizens did privately own pistols, muskets, rifles, cannon, grenades, powder kegs, etc. Practically speaking, these were rarely used; one needed a means to hunt food on a regular basis and one usually didn't use cannon to do that.
2A exists for the purpose of defending liberty from any threat. When our own government works specifically to deny us the ability to defend our liberty, those in government become the threat.
Would I be OK with a neighborhood armory? Someplace very secure where I could store the bulk of my ammo and firearms, retaining at home only what I believe is necessary to defend my home? Maybe, but only if I trusted those who guard the armory with my life and only if they truly understood what the purpose behind the armory -- and 2A -- is.
In light of the fact most people do NOT understand what 2A means and that I don't trust most people in my neighborhood with my life, I choose to keep my ammunition and firearms at home, securely stored and very accessible.


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DIE Sabbati, videlicet, 23 die Junii:
Sir Robert Drury's Bill.
Assuring the Demesnes of Damerham.
Against prophane Swearing.
Non-Residence and Plurality of Benefices.
Confirmation of Fines levied by Arundel of Guarnack, to Arundel of Trerise. Exped.
To disunite the Parsonages of Ashe and Deane.
Holdip the Incumbent, to give Security for supplying the Two Churches with a Preacher, he being inform.
Double Payment of Debts.
Confirmation of Fines levied by Arundel of Guarnack to Arundel of Trerise. Expedit.
Lord Lisle's Priviledge. Violett's Arrest.
Holdip, Incumbent of Ashe and Deane, and And. Holdip; their Bond to find a Preacher to supply the Two Churches.
HODIE 1a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for Confirmation of Three several Writings indented, purporting and setting forth the Revocations of Three several
Conveyances, or Assurances, made by Sir Robert Drury,
Knight, unto divers Persons, upon natural Considerations
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for the assuring
of the Farm and Demesnes of Damerham, and other
Lands in Wiltshire, according to His Majesty's Grant,
and a former Grant made by King Edward the Sixth.
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act against common
and ordinary Swearing by the Name of God in vain.
The Bill against Non-Residence and Pluralities of
Benefices, was this Day brought into the House, by
the Lord Archbp. of Cant. the first of the Committees,
who declared, That the Lords Committees have met
Three Times for Consideration of that which their
Lordships took to be committed unto them: videlicet,
How, and by what Device or Means, every Benefice
in England may be made fit and competent for a Learned
Minister; so as, if that may be done, then the Provision,
which so may be made, to be joined to this Bill, and
the same so to pass. His Grace further declared, That
divers Projects, to the Purpose aforesaid, were at such
Meetings offered, and divers Opinions then also delivered touching the same; and that, after Two Meetings, it was among the said Lords Committees moved,
by some of their Lordships, That the said Lords Committees should, among themselves and of themselves,
appoint some Six or Eight, that might further advise
and agree which of the said Projects may be fittest to
be offered to this House, for their Consideration, if the
same might be thought worthy and convenient to be
conferred of with the Lower House: To which Motion,
as his Grace further declared, it was then among them
doubted, that, insomuch as the whole House was originally the Committee on the said Bill, therefore that
the Lords then assembled, being but a Sub-Committee,
could not under them appoint another Sub-Committee:
Whereupon it was put to the Question, Whether the
Sub-Committee aforesaid, for the End above-mentioned,
should make a Sub-Committee, according to the said
Motion; and generally agreed in the Affirmative;
videlicet, that the said Sub-Committee should, as aforesaid, nominate of themselves a smaller Sub-Committee,
to treat of the Bill and Projects aforesaid.
The Bill for Confirmation of certain Fines levied by
John Arundell, of Guarnack, Esquire, to John Arrundell,
of Trerise, Esquire, was brought into the House, by
the Lord Privy Seal, first of the Committees, without
Amendment or Alteration.
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for the disuniting
of the Parsonages of Ash and Deane, within the
County of South'ton, being presentative and with Cure
of Souls.
It was Ordered, That Simon Holdip, now Incumbent or Parson of the Two Churches of Ash and Deane,
in respect himself, by reason of some Infirmity, is not
able to preach, and perform the Charge to the said
Cures belonging, as appertaineth; and yet, by the Act
abovesaid offered, and likely to pass, is allowed to keep
and enjoy both the said Parsonages, or Benefices, during
his Life; that therefore he shall presently, with some
sufficient Surety, become bound by Obligation, in a
competent Sum of Money; unto the Reverend Father
in God the Lord Bishop of Winton, within whose
Diocese the said Benefices do lie; with Condition, That;
when the said Church of Ash shall be repaired, he the
said Symon Holdip shall allow Thirty Pounds per Annum
to a Preacher, to preach in the said Churches of Deane
and Ashe; the Copy of which Bond, whereinto the said
Holdip did accordingly enter, followeth below (fn. *) :
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act to avoid the
Double Payment of Debts, with the Amendments.
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, An Act for Confirmation
of certain Fines, levied by John Arundell, of Guarnack,
Esquire, to John Arundell, of Trerise, Esquire, deceased;
and for settling of the Manors, Lands, Tenements, and
Hereditaments, comprised in the said Fines, upon John
Arundell, Esquire, and his Heirs, Son of the said John
This Day Frauncys Standish, Under Sheriff of Mid.
who arrested Grave Violett, Gentleman, Servant in
ordinary to the Lord Viscount Lisle, as was informed,
contrary to the Honour and Privilege of this House, and
Christopher Parre, an Attorney at the Common Law,
who caused the said Arrest, were brought before the
Lords, by the Serjeant at Arms attending the House;
and there having corporally, each of them, upon their
Oath affirmed, severally and respectively, that, at the
Time of the said Arrest, neither of them knew the said
Violet in any Sort to attend or serve the said Lord Viscount; and also that; as soon after such Arrest as they
understood thereof they discharged the Prisoner, and
upon their humble Submission, they were by the Lords
"Noverint universi per præsentes, nos, Simonem
Holdip, Rectorem de Deane et Ashe, in Comitatu
South. Clericum, et Andream Holdip, de Ash, in Comitatu prædicto, Generosum, teneri et firmiter obligari Reverendo in Christo Patri Thomæ, Permissione
Divina, Winton. Episcopo, in Ducentis Libris, bonæ
et legalis Monetæ Angliæ, solvendis eidem Reverendo
Patri, ant suo certo Attornato, Executoribus, Successoribus, vel Assignatis suis; ad quam quidem Solutionem bene et fideliter faciendum, obligamus nos, et
utrumque nostrum per se, pro Toto et in Solido;
Hæredes, Executores, et Administratores nostros, firmiter per præsentes, Sigillis nostris sigillatas. Datum
vicesimo tertio die Junii, Anno Regni Domini nostri
Jacobi, Dei Gratia, Angliæ, Franciæ, et Hiberniæ
Regis, Fidei Defensoris, etc. Octavo, et Scotiæ Quadragesimo tertio.
"The Condition of this Obligation is such, That
whereas there is Order taken, or to be taken, by
Act of Parliament, for the disunlting of the Two
Parish Churches of Deane and Ash, in the County
of South. and for the repairing of the Church of
Ash, being now decayed; if the above-bounden
Simon Holdip do, as soon as the said Church of Ash
shall be repaired, by virtue of the said Act of Parliament, procure a Learned and sufficient Preacher,
to preach in the said Churches, and do give and
allow unto the said Preacher the Sum of Thirty
Pounds, at the least, of lawful Money of Englande,
yearly, during such Time as he the said Simon Holdip
shall continue and remain Incumbent of the Two
said Churches; that then this Obligation shall be
void, and of none Effect; or else shall stand, remain,
and be in (fn. *) its full Force, Strength, and Virtue.
"Simon Holdip.
"Andrew Holdip.
"Signed, sealed and delivered,
in the Presence of
Richard Say and Seal.
"Delivered unto
Thomas Ridley,
Doctor of the Law,
to the Use of my Lord Bishop of Winton,
John Thorpe.
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Work is performed independently and performance is measured through KPI reports, conferences, and a review of results obtained.
Supervise the inspection, repair, and servicing of all fleet vehicles. Maintain equipment PM service intervals and records. Ensure that working areas are properly maintained and cleaned and OSHA compliant. Responsible to ensure that policies are adhered to in the areas of inventory control, security, safety, and shop..
Responsible for the supervision of employees working in the vehicle maintenance and vehicle cleaning areas.
Individual will, with guidance from the company Safety Manager, conduct quarterly safety training classes and maintain records for such training.
Ensure all fleet vehicles are in safe operating condition.
Review the work of employees in the maintenance department for accurate completion in a timely manner through an internal audit program.
Ensure training is provided to all maintenance employees at all skill levels on the procedures related to vehicle maintenance and component repair.
Must become competent in the use of company's computer maintenance program used in work order processing, PM scheduling, parts purchasing and inventory control.
Must complete monthly KPI reports that measure the location's performance. Must be able to take appropriate corrective action based on analysis and review of KPI report results.
Conduct periodic road testing of coaches and support vehicles.
To carry out such other duties of a comparable nature and level of responsibility as may be required.
Work with the General Manager and Controller with budget preparation and monitoring.
Maintain vehicle and equipment records for all All West Coach Lines.
Ensure the compliance of all regulatory agency requirements and that all inspections are passed with top scores.
Graduation from a recognized college or university with major course work in a related field. Work experience may be substituted for a degree.
Requires at least three years' supervisory experience or experience sufficient to demonstrate complete competency and knowledge of the principles of supervisory practices.
Knowledge in all areas of bus maintenance with at least five years of journey level experience in the repair and maintenance of buses and motorcoaches and heavy-duty diesel equipment is recommended.
Ability to work effectively with a wide variety of individuals including subordinates, other Coach USA and All West employees, management, outside contractors, suppliers, and the public.
Ability to work effectively under extreme pressure to resolve a wide variety of work-related issues.
Ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.
Ability to plan, assign, and delegate the work of subordinates.
Mathematical ability to accurately complete required reports and manage the Maintenance Department budget.
Requires knowledge in the use of computer terminals and data input and output.
Requires knowledge of state and federal safety and hazard communications requirements.
Requires knowledge of US DOT vehicle maintenance standards and requirements.
Must possess a valid CDL driver's license with passenger endorsement from the state of residence and maintain a good driving record.
Must maintain a valid Driver's Medical Certification with annual renewal under Coach USA policy.
Must pass an employment physical examination and drug test to be certified for the position and maintain a physical condition which, either with or without accommodation, allows completion of all essential duties.
If selected for the position, documentation that you are a United States citizen or an alien lawfully authorized to work in the United States will be required to establish your identity and work authorization in accordance with the employer's obligation under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.
If selected for this position, employment will be conditional pending completion of a criminal background investigation.
The statements contained herein reflect general details as necessary to describe the principal functions of this job, the level of knowledge and skill typically required, and the scope of responsibility, but should not be considered an all-inclusive list of work requirements. Individuals may perform other duties as assigned, including work in other functional areas to cover absences or relief, to equalize peak work periods, or otherwise to balance the work load.
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Exhibitions at the Beinecke
Current and past exhibitions at the Beinecke. Past exhibitions span from 2006 until the present.
Friday, September 5, 2014 to Monday, December 15, 2014
This exhibition marks the 80th anniversary of the James Marshall and Marie-Louise Osborn Collection of English Literary and Historical Manuscripts, held at the Beinecke Ra
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- 18:55 Pentland Firth Route on Schedule - click for more info
- 06:45 Aberdeen Arrivals and Departures - On Schedule click for more info
- 07:35 Kirkwall (Hatston Pier) Arrivals and Departure on Schedule click for more info
- 17:15 Lerwick Arrivals and Departures on Schedule click for more info
Jamieson's Quay, Aberdeen, AB11 5NP, United Kingdom
Aberdeen Ferry Terminal is located within the historic city of Aberdeen on the North East coast of Scotland. The port is a very convenient port of departure, being located just 125 miles from Edinburgh and 145 miles from Glasgow. Aberdeen is served well by all forms of public transport.
Aberdeen Ferry Terminal Facilities
- Ticket Sales and Enquiries
- Payphone
- Hot and Cold Drinks Vending Machines
- Left luggage
- Lift
- Disabled Access
- Disabled Toilet
The left luggage facility is available to passengers who are booked for the same day's sailing from 08:00 up until 2 hrs 15 mins before departure.
Luggage must be labelled for the onward voyage (e.g. Kirkwall or Lerwick).
It is the responsibility of passengers to transfer their own luggage from the left luggage facility to the luggage trolleys. All items of baggage are left at the owners risk and maybe subject to searching if regulations require.
Parking at Aberdeen Ferry Terminal
Car parking (hourly/daily rates apply) is available nearby the Aberdeen Terminal at
- The car park at Commercial Quay is currently undergoing a change of operator and details will be posted on web as soon as they are available, current information suggest that parking is only allowed up to 72hrs.
- Union Square (www.unionsquareaberdeen.com/parking) which is 3 minutes away. This is surface parking for standard parking bay size vehicles, with no height restriction.
- NCP Ship Row (tel: 01224 594257) which is 15 minutes away . There is a height restriction of 1.9m.
Parking for oversized vehicles / vehicles with tows is available at Aberdeen Beach Boulevard and Esplanade
In the morning
Only the driver needs to come down to the car deck (when called) to remove the vehicle from the ship. Passengers are welcome to stay onboard until 9.30am (last orders for breakfast is 9am) and can leave by the passenger walkway, if they prefer.
Drivers may return to the ship after moving their vehicles – go into the passenger terminal and through the walkway, and show your boarding card to security.
The 727 Jet Bus service to Aberdeen Airport leaves the NorthLink Ferry terminal after the ship arrives in the morning (and returns from the airport in the afternoon)! You'll find the bus stop just outside the terminal. For more details about this daily service please view the 727 Jet Bus timetable here.
Aberdeen Terminal Breakfast Parking
Please note that we now have a designated parking area for those passengers wishing to return to the ship for breakfast.
Please enter and exit spaces via lane 10. Thank you.
Checking in at Aberdeen
As the Aberdeen terminal is in the city centre, passengers should allow sufficient time if arriving by car. Check-in at Aberdeen Ferry Terminal commences two hours prior to departure. Car drivers are recommended to check in at least one hour prior to departure.
Final check-in is 30 minutes prior to departure.
Aberdeen Ferry Terminal Opening Hours
|06:45 - 19:00
|06:45 - 17:00
|Tuesday *
|06:45 - 19:00
|06:45 - 19:00
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|06:45 - 19:00
|06:45 - 17:00
|06:45 - 17:00
|* 19:00 closing from 1st Jan - 31st Mar, and 1st Nov - 31st Dec.
Office opening times may vary during Festive Season and Dry Dock.
Information about the terminal for disabled customers
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• The main doors open automatically.
• The main doors slide open
• The main door opening is 174cm wide.
• There is a second set of doors.
• The second doors open manually.
• The second doors open towards you (pull).
• The second doors are heavy
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• The slope is located in front of the entrance.
• The slope is gradual.
• The slope is permanent.
• The width of the slope is 313cm.
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• There is level access to reception from the entrance.
• The reception desk is high.
• Lighting levels are bright.
• There is a hearing assistance system.
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• This venue does play background music.
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• There are 15+ steps between floors.
• The lighting level is bright.
• The steps are clearly marked.
• The steps are medium height.
• The steps have a handrail on both sides.
• There is a landing.
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• The lift is a standard lift and is located adjacent to reception.
• The floors which are accessible by this lift are Ground Floor and First Floor.
• The lift is 8m from the accessible entrance.
• Staff do not need to be notified for use of the lift.
• The dimensions of the lift are 110cm x 150cm.
• There is a mirror to aid reversing out of the lift.
• The lift has a visual floor indicator.
• The lift does not have an audible announcer.
• The lighting level in the lift is bright.
• The lift does not have Braille markings.
• The lift does have tactile markings.
• The lift takes passengers from the ground floor to the walkway which then leads to the ferry.
• The toilet is for the sole use of disabled people.
• The adapted toilet is 3m from the accessible entrance.
• The adapted toilet is located adjacent to the reception desk.
• This is a unisex toilet.
• A key is not required for the adapted toilet.
• The door opens outwards.
• The door is locked by a twist lock.
• The dimensions of the adapted toilet are 153cm x 220cm.
• There is not a functional emergency alarm available.
• Disposal facilities are available in the cubicle.
• Wall mounted rails are available.
• As you face the toilet the wall mounted grab rails are on both sides.
• There are mirrors in the adapted toilet.
• Mirrors are placed at a lower level or at an angle for ease of use.
• The height of the toilet seat above floor level is 48cm.
• There is a hand dryer.
• The hand dryer is 120cm high.
• There is not a towel dispenser.
• There is a toilet roll holder.
• The toilet roll holder is 110cm high.
• There is a sink.
• The sink is 74cm high.
• The contrast between the walls and floor is good.
• Lighting levels are bright.
• There are baby changing facilities in the adapted toilet. [/expand]
• The female toilets are 10m from the accessible entrance.
• Lighting levels are low. [/expand]
• The male toilets are 7m from the accessible entrance.
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• There are wheelchairs available to borrow free of charge.
• These are only available for use between the Terminal Building and the Ferry.
• Opening times vary depending on both seasons and sailings.
• Passengers are advised to contact NorthLink Ferries on 0845 6000 449 for further information.
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Win up to £500 of Magnum Gear!
Magnum needs your help - we're looking for REAL photos of our fans wearing our boots in REAL life situations, and we'd like YOU to take them for us!
As a thanks for sharing your stunning faces and photography skills, every photo you send us will get you an entry into a prize draw. Send us 20 suitable photos, and that's 20 chances to win!
The prizes*:
- • 1 x Up to £500 of Magnum gear of your choice
- • 5 x Up to £100 of Magnum gear of your choice
- • 10 x Pairs of Magnum Gloves worth £5.99... and we may give out more if it's deserved!
*If you win £500 or £100 of Magnum gear, you can choose any items you want from our website to make up the total value of your prize. So if you win the top prize and your photo includes a few colleagues, you can split it and get yourself a pair of boots each, plus any extras you want to make up the total value!
What we need:
Whether you wear your boots for work, hiking or hobbies, take a photo (or few!) and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com
The photos should be taken in real situations where you would normally wear your boots. 'Action shots' would be ideal. Take a look at the one above for an idea of what we're looking for, but it's certainly not limited to this. Feel free to get creative with it, get your colleagues involved, show us your modelling skills and send us as many photos as you like! The photos must include our boots in the shot, though they do not need to be close ups. Photos must also adhere to the prize draw terms & conditions as stated below. All photos must be in JPEG format and good quality to qualify for a prize draw entry.
If any faces, logos or vehicle branding needs blocking out, just tell us in the email. We'll get it done and send it back to you to check it's ok before we use it.
Why we need it:
As a brand who loves it's fans and is truly confident in our products, we believe that it's important to show our boots being worn by real people in real environments when promoting our footwear and our brand as a whole. So Magnum UK want to use your photos in promotional material such as emails, social media, posters, leaflets, printed and online advertisements and on our website.
Good luck with your photo shoot, we look forward to seeing what you all come up with! Any questions, just drop us a message on Facebook or Twitter. #MagnumFansRule
Terms & Conditions
1. Entrants must be aged 16 or over.
2. Open to United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland residents only. Photos sent to us from residents outside of these countries may still be used but will not be eligible for the prize draw.
3. Closing date for entries is midnight on Friday 31st October 2014. Entries received after this date will not count but may still be used.
4. Prizes cannot be exchanged for money or any other items.
5. Customers can enter the competition by sending their photo or photos to firstname.lastname@example.com. Photos may also be shared via www.facebook.com/magnumbootsuk and www.twitter.com/magnum_boots.
6. Photos should be sent in JPEG format and must be of a good quality to be included in the prize draw. Magnum reserve the right to decide what qualifies as 'good quality'.
7. Upon submitting your answer, you agree to Magnum UK and it's stockists to use your name and answer in marketing collateral, presentations, email, social media and on the Magnum UK website. If you do not wish for your name to be disclosed, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
8. Photos which could be considered as offensive will not qualify for entry. Magnum reserve the right to remove or report any photos submitted on our Facebook page or Twitter which could be deemed as offensive.
9. Winners will be announced by Friday 7th November 2014. Winners will be notified by reply to their email, Facebook post, or tweet depending how they entered. Winners will then have 14 days to respond with their name, address and prize choice. After this time, winner's prizes will be sent at the discretion of Magnum UK.
10. Upon submitting each photo for entry into the prize draw, you confirm that:
a. You took the photo or have permission from the photographer to share the photo
b. All persons in the photo are aged 18 and over
c. All persons in the photo have given consent for the photo to be used as stated above. If any person in the photo has not given consent, you must state this clearly in your email entry, indicating which person(s) in the photo have not given consent
d. You are happy to grant Magnum full usage rights to the photo to the photo to be used for any promotional purposes both online and offline and be edited by Magnum if required


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The Clare Valley Riesling Trail is one of Australia's most popular and accessible walking and cycling trails.
Steeped in history, flanked by quiet townships and vineyards, blessed with stunning views and never far from delightful restaurants, cafes and cellar doors, the Riesling Trail is immensely enjoyable and free.
The Clare Valley's reputation for riesling inspired the naming of the Riesling Trail - a recreational trail for walking and cycling, travelling along 35 kilometres and connecting the townships of Auburn, Leasingham, Watervale, Penwortham, Sevenhill, Clare and White Hut. The trail is an integral segment of the 800 kilometre Mawson Trail and provides a wonderful opportunity to discover and experience the townships, soak up the history of the Clare Valley and enjoy the grandeur of its unique, unspoilt rural landscape.
Brochure and Map
Download a copy of the Riesling Trail brochure [PDF 1.6mb] including a map.
Riesling Trail Website
Trail Loops
You need not travel the full length of the Riesling Trail in one attempt. Three 'Loop Trails' exist which allow you to return to your starting point without back-tracking. Loop trails are sign posted and maps are available from local outlets.
Use and Terrain
The Riesling Trail is great for walking and cycling, also ideal for both wheelchairs and pushers. While the length of the trail can be cycled in approximately two hours, the experience will be enhanced by completing the trip in stages (via the Loop Trails) and visiting attractions along the way. You'll find picturesque countryside with spectacular views of the Clare Valley's vineyards and hillsides. A tranquil and safe thoroughfare, with a gentle gradient.
Suitable for year round visits - use caution in summer months during days of extreme temperatures.
You'll find signs in place along the Riesling Trail indicating directions and distances, points of special interest and 'Loop Trails'.
Car Parking
Riesling Trail car parking is available at Clare, Sevenhill, Watervale and Auburn.
Friends of the Riesling Trail
While receiving some support from Government, the local Riesling Trail Management Committee is charged with general maintenance of the entire length of the Trail, and ALL maintenance for the northern extension from Clare to Barinia.
Local individuals and businesses, particularly those who derive benefit from the Trail's existence, are encouraged to support the committee's efforts by becoming a "Friend".
Current membership is $100 for businesses, or $30 for an individual ( family) membership.
Contact Riesling Trail Management Committee, PO Box 637, Clare SA 5453, Tel: 0411 662 384
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Ever fancied yourself as a bit of a budding fashion designer? Well now's your chance to get involved, because the journos over at The Guardian have been catching up with the likes of Paul Smith, Stephen Jones and Giles Deacon for a series of step-by-step guides to making your own one-off pieces. And this week it's designer du jour Matthew Williamson who's stepped up to the plate. You can download the patterns to make your very own designer kaftan right here, and Matthew's given his very own personal tips on the process. So what are you waiting for, fashionistas? It's DIY fashion time!
It's DIY fashion time!
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- Igniting passion
- Nurturing partnerships that strengthen our community
- Providing a personal, world-class experience for every student
- Maximizing the community's investment
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Debunking the Middle-class Myth: Why Diverse Schools are Good for All Kids
Join us on December 8, from 6:30-8:30pm at the Booth Doyle Center. Global speaker and thought-leader, Eileen Kugler, will share lessons from diverse schools around the world that highlight the unique strengths of diverse schools that are commitment to equity and excellence.Read More
Need Help With SchoolMessenger?
For families who need to activate an account by December 9th or for families who are looking to make changes to a current account, detailed instructions and information may be found at the following website: http://www.bloomfield.org/webconnect/schoolmessenger/index.aspx.Read More
P.R.E.P. Art Show
The Bloomfield Hills Schools P.R.E.P. program hosted an art show. Students created artist journals, mosaic tiles, collages, prints, quilt squares and more! For more photos click here.Read More
What are you thankful for?
Head over to the BHS Facebook page before December 1st (https://www.facebook.com/BHSchools) and tell us what your child is thankful for and you could win a pair of tickets to the Red Wings game on December 2nd!
Get Ready to Meet "Baby"!
You may have read recently about a little orphaned deer, residing in Pleasant Ridge and being cared for by Pleasant Ridge families. Well, the little deer they named "Baby" is moving to the E.L. Johnson Nature Center in Bloomfield!Read More
Smiles, Songs & Thanks!
Bloomin' Preschool Fox Hills students shared music numbers with the students and staff of Wing Lake and Booth Center on November 21, 2014. The performance was a great dress rehearsal for their upcoming Thanksgiving concert!
Jump with Jill!
Eastover Elementary students hopped to their feet and sang rock songs about healthy nutrition at the assembly Jump with Jill. "Best known as 'the world's only rock & roll nutrition show,' the touring live production transformed nutrition education into a rock & roll nutrition concert."Read More
One to World
Did you know students in Bloomfield Hills Schools carry hundreds, if not thousands, of books and resources to and from school each day? The latest district investment called "One to World" has recently put iPads in the hands of teachers and students kindergarten to 8th grade. "This is an investment in our students, the work our teachers have already been doing, and in our future as a district," said Superintendent Rob Glass.Read More
The Bionic Black Hawks high school robotics team hosted BLOOMFIELD BASH!, a state-qualifier tournament for teams competing in the First Lego League (4th - 6th grade) at West Hills Middle School. A total of 26 teams from Southeast Michigan competed for a chance to continue to the state FLL tournament. Bloomfield had five of their 16 teams participate in the competition.Read More
BHMS 8th Grader, Jake Li, wins Flute Scholarship
Jake Li won the Rachel Stornant Junior Artist competition hosted by Southeast Michigan Flute Association. It is held every year during the SEMFA's annual Flute Festiva Jake took first place winning a $300 scholarship towards music enrichment of his choice. His repertoire included Adagio Nobile by Donjon, and Russisches Zigeunerlied Op.462 No.2 by William Popp.
Earlier this year, Jake also participated in the district honor band and DSO's honor band.
Congratulations Jake!Read More
The Jills and Chamber Choir Live at Holiday Nights
Enjoy the sounds of the Chamber Choir and The Jills on Friday, December 5, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. as they carol together again at Greenfield Village's Holiday Nights program. Visit the program website for more details.Read More
Parents' Night Out
Parents! If you're in the need of an evening on your own, please click on the link below in order to check out the Bowers School Farm programs designed for children ages 3+. These fun-filled programs will be held on designated Saturday evenings this upcoming December, January and February. Your children will be learning and having fun at Bowers Farm, while you're getting ready for the holidays or simply relaxing!Read More
Student Project: Wildlife and Hunting
Students at Bowers Academy recently completed a student driven project on wildlife and hunting. To conclude their project, students hosted a forum with a Michigan DNR officer and Dan Badgley, Manager of the E.L. Johnson Nature Center.
Click here to read an article student Stuart Baum wrote about his experience.Read More
Black Hawks Spirit Wear for Fans of ALL Ages
Attention Black Hawk fans of ALL ages, BHHS will be selling spirit wear items at the main campus during all lunches on Friday, December 5, and at the 9th grade campus on Friday, December 12. Cash and checks only please.Read More
BHMS Golden Gears Take Judges Award Trophy
Eight 6th-graders from BHMS, who make up the Golden Gears robotics team, won a Judges Award Trophy in a district competition in early November. This win qualifies them for the FIRST Robotics Michigan Southeastern State Championship in Monroe in December. Congratulations to team members Samuel Harmon, Andrew Hutchinson, Jameson Kanary, Nolan Kuza, Joshua Miller, Barry Sabin, Noah Spinale and Claire Weaver, and good luck at States!
2014 Family Night and Gingerbread Celebration !
Join Friends of Preservation Bloomfield for the 2014 Family Night and Gingerbread Celebration on Thursday, December 4, and Friday, December 5.
Family Night will cater to the interest of youngsters, and Santa will be present, as will a photographer to capture his moment with each child. Also children will have the an opportunity to frost and decorate a real gingerbread house, participate in a Demolition Derby, create a holiday recipe, pose for Freeze-Frame photos, and to secretly shop for family gifts in a specially reserved space.Read More
Haeji Kim Accepted to NYSOS
Congratulations to senior, Haeji Kim, on her selection as a violist for 2014 New York String Orchestra Seminar (NYSOS). She was chosen as one of 40 orchestral musician invitees. The NYSOS will be held at Carnegie Hall from December 19 - 28, 2014.Read More
Second Annual Girls' Robotics Competition
With 400 spectators and 32 teams in attendance, BHHS hosted the Second Annual Bloomfield Girls' Robotics Competition on Saturday, November 1. College scholarships totaling $1,000 were awarded to eligible senior girls, and several BHS FTC and FLL teams showcased their talents.Read More
Grassroots Meeting CANCELLED!
The Oakland County Grassroots Advocacy meetings scheduled for December 1, 2, and 3, 2014 have been cancelled. Please use this time in November and December to encourage your family, friends, neighbors and others concerned about public education to sign up for Engage (visit www.MillionMichiganVoices.com and select "take action" at the top, or visit http://tricountyalliance.org/take-action/).
9th Graders Present Culture Gazettes
The 9th grade learning communities recently participated in a MYP interdisciplinary unit, which invited them to explore their heritage and its culture in each of their core classes. The students then presented their findings collectively through a Culture Gazette on Monday, November 3.Read More
Warm Your Toes with Wool Socks Made from Bowers Farm Wool!
The Friends of the Farm are selling wool socks produced by the Columbia sheep at the Charles L. Bowers School Farm. The wool was harvested from the sheep by students. Then the wool was cleaned by the Friends of the Farm members and sent to a Michigan Mill to be further cleaned and prepared into socks.
Join Us for a Public Advocacy Session!
Our community schools are at risk and the Lame Duck legislative session this December may determine their viability for the future. I ask that you attend a very critical meeting about preserving our system of public education.
When: December 1 at 6:00pm
Where: Bloomfield Hills Middle School
District Rule About Dogs at School
In honor of Dr. Seuss' newly found "lost stories", we offer this reminder . . .
Please don't forget the District rule.Read More
You may not have a dog at school.
Not in the front.
Not in the back.
Not on a leash.
Not in a pack.
Not in the day.
Not at sports play.
Not at a scheduled school soirée.
Please do not have your dog at school.
It breaks the rule.
And that's not cool. - (an original poem by BHMS Secretary, Melanie Parks)
One year to go!
Facing the final year of construction for the academic opening, the whole team has kicked into an entirely new gear…and it's a fast one! Staying on time and on budget hasn't been easy, but project managers are confident that the current pace of construction will keep the project running completely on time.Read More
- Thu Nov 27
Thanksgiving Holiday
District Wide7:00am - 7:00pm Thru: 11/28/2014
- Mon Dec 01
Classes Resume
District Wide7:00am - 5:00pm
- Tue Dec 02
Mental Health First Aid Training
Room C, Room A, Room B8:30am - 5:00pm
- Wed Dec 03
FFLA Committee Meeting
Conference Room F (internal use only)8:30am - 11:30am
- Mon Dec 08
BIC Meeting
Conference Room F (internal use only)2:00pm - 5:00pm
- Tue Dec 09
DAERR with Dr. Jay Marks
Room C, Room A, Room B6:30pm - 8:30pm
- Thu Dec 11
Board of Education Meeting
Room C, Room D - Training Room, Room A, Room B7:00pm - 10:00pm
- Mon Dec 22
Winter Break
District Wide
- Tue Dec 23
Winter Break
District Wide
- Wed Dec 24
Winter Break
District Wide
- Thu Dec 25
Winter Break
District Wide
- Fri Dec 26
Winter Break
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Back in the day, beer geeks were stuck in musty basements creating mediocre brews. As the love of craft grew, nuances and subtleties were discovered, and delicious libations started emerging from those recesses. When you add to that the explosion of microbreweries bursting with imaginative new ingredients and styles, beer geeks' lives have become downright heavenly. With the growth of beer festivals, we have found a perfect way to combine this beer-love with music, food, and outdoor celebration. The second annual Beer Dabbler Showcase, part of St. Paul's Highland Fest, brings together all these elements and adds more. Over 40 regional craft and microbreweries will be represented, allowing you to taste some of the area's finest and most inventive creations, with unlimited samples included in the price of admission. In addition, you can check out the Classroom Tent, which will offer 20-minute crash courses on topics including home brewing, starting your own microbrewery, and sustainable brewing. And don't miss the home brew contest, serving to further elevate beer dabbling into a respected craft. Tickets are available at Thomas Liquors (1941 Grand Ave., St. Paul; 651.699.1860), or online at www.thebeerdabbler.com.
Sat., July 17, 1-5 p.m., 2010


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Being regular visitors to Conneaut Lake the motels on the strip are either closed or in as poor condition as the Park. Fed up with awful motels I went looking for a better solution. This motel is in Linesville. Within walking distance of two good family restaurants, a drug store, and some mom and pop shops. It was spotlessly clean,... More
Location: United States > Pennsylvania > Linesville
Ranked #1 of 1 B&Bs / Inns in Linesville
Number of rooms: 8