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Sleeveless crewneck contoured cocktail dress in ivory, green & black. Ribbed collar & arm hole trim in ivory. Undulating geometric landscape pattern in ivory, green tones, and black throughout. Tonal stitching. 93% viscose. 7% elastane. Made in Italy
Sleeveless velvet dress in black. Crewneck collar. Zip closure at back. Tonal patent mock-corset paneling at waist. Vented at back hem. Fully lined. Tonal stitching. Body: 98% cotton, 2% elastane. Contrast: 76% polyester, 24% polyurethane. Lining: 100% polyester. Made in United Kingdom
Jonathan Saunders' baby-pink sweater has a preppy but fresh feel. This V-neck style is woven from cozy merino wool with red and black striped trims. Contrast the oversized shape with smart shorts. Baby-pink, red and black merino wool Slips on 100% merino wool Dry clean Designer color: Fondant Pink
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Cut from silver lamé , Jonathan Saunders' fluid maxi skirt moved beautifully down the runway, forming part of the collection's closing look. The bias-cut construction and chiffon lining promise a flawless fit. Wear yours with the brand's oversized sweater . Silver lamé Concealed hook and zip fastening at side 65% silk, 35% polyester; lining: 65% acetate, 35% silk Dry clean
Jonathan Saunders Asymmetric lamé maxi skirt $1,310 $524
Strong colors and simple but flattering silhouettes define Jonathan Saunders' Pre-Fall '14 collection. Cut from lightweight satin , this skirt falls to the knee and will swish as you walk. Channel the brand's ethos and wear it with a preppy, boyish sweater. Red satin Concealed hook and zip fastening at back 66% acetate, 34% viscose Specialist clean
Jonathan Saunders Maria satin skirt $1,010 $404
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Graphic patterns rule supreme for Jonathan Saunders' Pre-Fall collection. This ribbed sweater is knitted from soft merino wool and designed for a slim fit. Dress it up with a tailored skirt or keep it casual with boyfriend jeans and heels. Turquoise, black and white merino wool Slips on 100% merino wool Dry clean Designer color: Verdigris
Jonathan Saunders' crepe pants are paneled in army-green and red at the sides and waist - the effect is athletic and flattering. Wear yours with heels and a sweater, or dress them down with sneakers. Black, army-green and red crepe Pull on 66% acetate, 34% viscose Dry clean
Long sleeve merino wool sweater in taupe. Ribbed knit crewneck collar, cuffs, and hem. Sheer tulle back panel with poppies embroidered throughout in red, white, and green. Tonal stitching. 100% merino wool. Imported
Long sleeve bomber jacket in blush. Satin finish throughout. Ribbed knit stand collar, sleeve cuffs, and hem in magenta. Floral embroidery throughout body in purple and white. Two-way zip closure and welt pockets at front. Contrasting sleeves in magenta with contrasting stripe detail in blush and white. Welt pocket at interior. Fully lined. Tonal stitching. 66% acetate, 34% viscose. Made in United Kingdom
"So much of what I do is about combinations," says Jonathan Saunders of his Pre-Fall '14 collection. The vibrant mint and off-white floral print on the front of this 'Emeline' dress is tempered by a solid black back. This stretch-crepe design has a vent for flexibility and is fully lined in stretch-silk . Mint, turquoise, off-white and black stretch-crepe Concealed zip fastening along back 96% viscose, 4% elastane; lining: 95% silk, 5% elastane Dry clean
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Jonathan Saunders' soft baby-pink sweater is woven with figure-flattering black and white stripes. Play up the preppy feel of this piece with a mini skirt and brogues. Baby-pink, black and white merino wool Slips on 100% merino wool Dry clean Designer color: Fondant Pink
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Checkerboard prints punctuated Jonathan Saunders' Pre-Fall '14 collection. We love this silk and wool-blend blazer for its boyfriend fit and ultra sharp finish - the tuxedo-style lapels are cut from satin . Wear yours by day with jeans and brogues. Olive, black and white silk and wool-blend Button fastening at front Fabric1: 67% silk, 33% wool; fabric2: 66% acetate, 34% viscose; fabric3: 100% cupro Dry clean
Sleeveless waisted dress in tones of pink, red, grey, and black. Scoopneck collar. Zip closure at back. Gathered at waist. Full skirt. Seam pockets at sides. Layered ribbed effect at hem. Partially lined. Tonal stitching. Shell: 66% cotton, 34% viscose. Lining: 100% cupro Bemberg. Imported
Relaxed-fit draping satin shorts in robin's egg blue. Two-pocket styling. Elasticized waistband with tonal drawstring. Press-stud plackets at side seam in peach pink. Tonal stitching. 66% acetate, 34% viscose. Made in Portugal
Long sleeve sateen bomber jacket in acid green. Ribbed black trim throughout. Zip enclosure at front. Welt pockets at sides. Tonal stitching. Shell: 36% cotton, 32% acetate, 32% polyester. Pocket lining: 100% cupro. Imported
Jonathan Saunders Acid Green Bomber Jacket $1,325 $398
Cropped sleeve boxy jacket in bright green. Umber-outlined black & cream iris pattern throughout in fine textured weave. Zipper enclosure at front with button fly panel. Darts at bust and yoke. Tonal stitching. 66% cotton. 34% viscose. Lining: 100% cupro. Imported
For Fall '14, the must-have skirt length is below the knee. Jonathan Saunders' 'Amelia' style sits high on the waist and is cut on the bias so it hangs beautifully. Switch up your accessories to make it work for day or night. Aqua and black wool, red and black satin Concealed zip fastening along side Fabric1: 100% wool; fabric2: 65% acetate, 35% silk; lining: 66% acetate, 34% viscose Dry clean
Jonathan Saunders' washed- crepe 'Bailey' shirt is a fresh yet smart piece that you can wear from the office through to evening events. Though eye-catching, the combination of red , baby-pink and black is surprisingly versatile. Style yours with tailored shorts and flats. Red, baby-pink and black washed-crepe Concealed button fastenings through front 65% acetate, 35% silk Dry clean
Jonathan Saunders uses simple silhouettes to showcase the color and quality of his fabrics. This olive , black and white knee-length skirt is flattering and versatile – we love it styled with a classic gray sweater. Olive, black and white silk and wool-blend Concealed zip fastening along side 67% silk, 33% wool Dry clean Designer color: Small Hazard Olive
Jonathan Saunders' lightweight cotton-blend jersey tee has a sheer devoré pattern depicting branches and leaves. Style this elegant yet relaxed piece with a pencil skirt and heels. Cotton-blend jersey Slips on 71% cotton, 21% nylon, 8% elastane Hand wash
Jonathan Saunders' lightweight silk-georgette dress is printed with pretty florals in black , white and tonal-pink . The pleated, flared skirt accentuates the fitted waist. This semi-sheer style comes with a detachable slip for coverage. Black, white and tonal-pink silk-georgette Button fastening at back 100% silk; lining: 65% acetate, 35% silk Dry clean
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Slim-fit cropped trousers in green and black. Jacquard embroidered pattern throughout. Four-pocket styling. Raised accent stitch at front legs. Tonal stitching. Zip fly. 75% cotton, 15% polyethylene, 10% silk. Made in United Kingdom
Pleated velvet trousers in black. Three-pocket stying. Contrasting-textured tonal trim at waistband and side panels. Tonal stitching. Zip fly. Body: 98% cotton, 2% elastane. Fabric 2: 100% polyester. Made in United Kingdom
Sleeveless crewneck blouse in acid green & black. Acid Green bib with sinus curve pattern at front. Darts at bust. Button eye enclosure at back. Tonal stitching. Main: 50% acetate, 50% viscose. Appliqué: 100% polyester. Made in Portugal
Jonathan Saunders' lightweight satin top has a beautiful patchwork front appliquéd with organza and sparkling metallic knitted panels. This piece has elegant cutouts and a tie-fastening keyhole back. Style yours with graphic stripes for a contemporary finish. Black satin, organza and metallic knit Tie-fastening keyhole at back Fabric1: 66% acetate, 34% viscose; fabric2: 61% polyester, 26% wool, 8% silk, 5% Lurex Dry clean
This turquoise, cobalt-blue and black oval-knit sweater has a round-neck and long sleeves. The slim-fitting sweater has cobalt-blue ribbed-knit trimmed neckline, hem and cuffs. 100% viscose. Trim: 100% cotton. Dry clean.
Knit front with contrast crepe back. Center seam runs down front of legs. Fitted legs cropped above the ankle. High rise sits at natural waist. Viscose/acetate front; viscose/spandex back. Made in England.
Jonathan Saunders Irma Contrast Crepe-Back Cropped Trousers $297.50 $178.50
Black, nappa leather Point collar, quilted leather long-sleeves Olive-green and pink stripe ribbed-knit cuffs and hem Slanted flap front-pockets, chest zip-pockets Centre-front zip fastening 100% nappa leather. Lining: 100% cupro. Specialist leather clean Country of origin: Italy
Jonathan Saunders Marley quilted leather bomber jacket $3,082 $1,849
Multicoloured ombré print, silk Close-fitting round neck Long sleeves, button-fastening cuffs Tiered-frill hem panels Open-back, drawstring back-waist Self-tie back-neck fastening 59% acetate, 41% silk Dry clean Country of origin: UK
Jonathan Saunders Aurelie ombré frill hem dress $2,055 $1,027
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Almondco Australia of Renmark in South Australia, as part of an upgrade of its processing facilities, has installed five Cablevey conveyor systems. AF Systems is US-based Cablevey Conveyors' local partner for the distribution of the "soft and gentle" tubular drag conveyor.
The Cablevey conveyor is billed by its Iowa-based manufacturer as a slow-running, dust-free, "soft and gentle", quiet, tubular conveyor system.
The conveyor cable is preformed 6 x 31 extra-flexible woven 5.7mm-diameter nylon coated cable. According to AF Systems, this hi-fatigue aircraft cable meets the specification requirements of aircraft manufacturers, and the US Federal government and military. 304 stainless steel cable is also available for other applications.
The discs are of ultra high molecular weight plastic and attached to the ultra high flex cable every 150mm.
A number of different types of cleaning scrapers (poly-urethane wiper, wire brush or stainless steel disk), can be used to clean the inside of the tube depending on the type of material being conveyed. Air knifes can also be used to clean the cable and disk where necessary.
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1. Horizontal (3.5 metres), vertical (11 metres), horizontal (10 metres)
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In system No 1, material is introduced via the inlet (gravity feed) and carried to the first sweep, which transfers from a horizontal plane to a vertical plane. On reaching a height of approximately 11 metres, a 90-degree sweep changes direction to horizontal again, after which the nuts are discharged into a hopper via a rotary valve, or carried on to the discharge head for transfer to the next Cablevey system (No 2).
In system 2, material is introduced via the inlet (gravity feed) and carried to the first sweep which transfers from a horizontal plane to a vertical plane. On reaching a height of approximately two metres a 90-degree sweep changes direction to horizontal again where the nuts are carried along to a hopper and discharged via a rotary valve or carried on to the discharge head for transfer to the next Cablevey system (No 3).
In system 3, material is introduced via the inlet (gravity feed) and carried horizontally over a distance of 18 metres to various hoppers. The air operated rotary valves are opened and closed from ground level, and are designed to operate without causing any damage to the material being conveyed.
Systems 4 and 5 are stand-alone units used for conveying blanched almonds to an electronic sorter, with reject material being passed to a vibratory feeder and good product being transferred to the second Cablevey system.
Cablevey Conveyors and its Australasian distributor, AF Systems, will be displaying Cablevey conveying equipment at Auspack 2009, from June 16-19 in Sydney, and at Bulkex 2009, from August 4-6 in Brisbane.
Cablevey Conveyors has systems installed in a variety of major US food production plants for companies including PPG Industries, Syngenta, Monsanto, Pan American Grain (rice), Maxwell House (coffee), Folgers (coffee), Kraft (tea), Mars (pet care), Pioneer (grain), Hales Ales Brewery and Paramount Farms (nuts).
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The Colorado Mammoth completed their offseason signings of returning players by re-signing Casey Powell to a one-year deal. (Photo: Jack Dempsey)
The Colorado Mammoth have now completed their offseason signings of returning players as forward Casey Powell re-signed with a one-year contract, pending league approval. The 10-year veteran and 2010 NLL MVP whose name is synonymous with the sport of lacrosse was acquired by Colorado in a trade from the Rochester Knighthawks last March.
"Casey was stellar for us down the stretch last season," said Mammoth president and general manager Steve Govett. "He is a tremendous passer and finisher, and is like having a coach on the floor."
The West Carthage, NY native is the only American in the history of the NLL to be named the league's Most Valuable Player. He enters the 2014 season with 271 career goals and 378 career assists, and boasted a stretch of five-straight seasons with 80-plus points (2007-2011).
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I hate my pharm book!!! - page 2
Seriously, I hate it. I need something better. The thing I have is a monster--too thick, WAY too much detail.... I need a plain old drug reference. I want to open my book to the drug I need, see class and a very brief... Read More
- 0Dec 4, '12 by SopranoKrisHave you downloaded the Medscape app? I love it...use it all the time. I hate my Pharm book, too. It's a killer to lug around. (Do you have the Lehne text?)
- 1May 19, '13 by ixchel, BSN, RNI wanted to update this dinosaur thread in case anyone stumbles on it. I went with Mosby's Drug Guide for Nursing Students. I absolutely love this book. I also purchased it to go on my pageburst app, and that, I've decided, was a total waste because the app itself is horrendous. I'm so irritated with that app. So, I recommend the book, but if you're hoping to get it digitally, get it on a different platform than I did.
- 1May 20, '13 by SadalaI also ditched my former book (Pearson's) and went with Mosby's. (I bought the 2013, but I notice that they now have out the 2014 edition).
Mosby's has a few things that are absolutely necessary to get through our particular courses. 1st, they have chemical classes (Pearson's did not), they also have all of the (to date) black box warnings. Also, they have either the antidote or supportive treatment (or both) in case of overdose. ALL OF THIS is information for which we are responsible in clinicals. (It also has info on supplements and immunizations).
It was difficult going with the previous book as one would have to google to try to find chemical names and black box warnings, etc. That could get pretty cumbersome along with myriad of additional clinical paperwork we are responsible for completing on the pt the night before clinical, particularly when you had a pt with 20 - 40 meds (which happens).
After a time, you do begin to build a decent bank of your own drug cards with all of the required info, but still, it's handy to have all the resource info in one spot from the get-go.
Prob the next thing I will purchase is an up to date IV drug book. Haven't figured out which would be best on that yet.
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Genetic evidence now proves that Barbary lion bones found in the Tower of London hailed from north Africa, where no natural lion population remain today
Lion remains (Panthera leo) recovered from the moat around the Tower of London originated in northwest Africa, an area where lions no longer exist, according to researchers at London's Natural History Museum and the University of Oxford.
They were the first lion remains discovered in England since the end of the last Ice Age, and research on the mitochondrial DNA of the two well preserved skulls revealed the lions shared unique genes with the north African Barbary lion. Comparison of the skulls with Asiatic and north African Barbary lion skulls kept in natural history collections in the UK and Europe allowed the team to further demonstrate the link.
Richard Sabin, Curator of Mammals at the Natural History Museum said, 'Lions are very charismatic large cats that have been imported into Europe for various purposes since early historic times. We've not known, however, until now the exact geographical origin of the animals found in London.
Our results are the first genetic evidence to clearly confirm that lions found during excavations at the Tower of London originated in north Africa. Although we have one of the best mammal collections in the world here at the Natural History Museum, few physical remains survive of the Royal Menagerie.
Direct animal trade between Europe and sub-Saharan Africa was not developed until the eighteenth century, so our results provide new insights into the patterns of historic animal trafficking.'
The two skulls were recovered from the moat during excavations in 1936 and 1937, and were recently radiocarbon dated to AD 1280–1385 and AD 1420–1480, making them the earliest confirmed lion remains in the British Isles since the extinction of the Pleistocene cave lion.
The lions were members of the Royal Menagerie, established at the Tower of London in mediaeval times and served as a home of exotic animals until it was closed on behalf of the Duke of Wellington in 1835. Physical examination of the skulls also suggested both the lions were males, as they have longer skulls and larger canine teeth. The skulls are now part of the Natural History Museum's vast zoological collections.
Oxford University researcher Nobuyuki Yamaguchi explained, 'According to historic records, a contiguous lion population could be found from north Africa and through the Middle East to India, until the growth of civilisations along the Egyptian Nile and Sinai Peninsula almost 4,000 years ago stopped gene flow, isolating the lion populations.
Western north Africa was the nearest region to Europe to sustain lion populations until the early twentieth century, making it an obvious and practical source for mediaeval merchants. Apart from a tiny population in northwest India, lions had been practically exterminated outside sub-Saharan Africa by the turn of the twentieth century.'
Until 1938 whale carcasses were buried in the Museum grounds so that their flesh would decay leaving only the skeletons.


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Please help. In just a few months of using an Electrolux FL my clothes are looking drab, dingy, faded and rough.
I live in an area of CA known for having hard water. In the past, I dealt with it by using more detergents, and more rinsing. Having a FL, I can no longer do that.
I have been using Arm & Hammer powder detergent, Borax, and Washing Soda.
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|Oh, I remember the learning curve when I first bought my front loader. I loved it and was frustrated by it at the same time. I had a few suggestions thrown at me and I picked up a few things along the way, too. I hope some of them help you.
The first suggestion would be to switch to a liquid detergent, or until you use what you have on hand, to predisolve your powdered detergent in hot water before starting the load. There are also products that you can use for hard water, like calgon liquid water softener. You may also find out that using less of everything in your wash may help. Another idea would be to add vinegar to your fabric softener compartment. It does wonders for helping remove deposits on your clothes.
Good Luck!
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|The dinginess is due to precipitated calcium carbonate. If your washing machine has a heating element chances are it is already getting build-up. You need to take immediate action for the sake of your clothes and washer parts. You don't need to jump through a lot of hoops, just get yourself some STPP (sodium tripolyphosphate) and add it to your wash. IT WORKS.
You can order STPP here. In the meantime while you are waiting for your shipment of STPP, see if you can find a bottle of liquid Calgon water softener in the laundry section of your local Albertson's or other grocery store. Most stores in hard water areas will have this. Or a similar product called White King.
Most people start with 1-2 TBS of STPP per load, but that will depend on the size of your load, machine size, hardness of water, etc. I would also advise a tablespoon or citric acid in the final rinse. You can get citric acid in the dishwasher section of your grocery store under the name LemiShine.
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Ham & Cheese Pocket Pies By Hot Mama 12/21/14 01:08 I used all left overs for this extremely simple hand-held sandwich. I used my Pampered Chef Cut-n-Seal but you could use a round cookie cutter or bisquit cutter and a fork to crimp the edges to get similar results. These turned out great and everyone liked... Add to my recipe book
Homity Pie - well, the low calorie version By Jenny Eatwell's Rhubarb & Ginger 10/13/14 12:50 There has been a lot of interest shown on the Rhubarb & Ginger Facebook page, in the Homity Pie that I found on the Slimming World website and which I have now cooked twice. So, I thought I'd open it up to a wider audience and blog the recipe. Now, first... Add to my recipe book
Mac and Cheese Pie By My Kitchen's Aroma 09/15/14 01:42 This is a new recipe i tried for the first time. i always make mac n cheese for the kids as evening snack. But this time i baked and i sent this for kids lunch box. They just loved it so i am. Ingredients: Macaroni 1 cup Boil macaroni as per instruction... Add to my recipe book
Easy Halloumi Cheese Pie By We don't eat anything with a face 07/11/14 19:56 I've made this recipe before, but last time I made it, I altered it quite a bit and made pastry-less mini-pies! This time, I've more or less stuck to the original recipe... Eftychia of 'Dream of Cakes' lives in Cyprus and mainly blogs dessert and cake recipes,... Add to my recipe book
Cheese Pies with Parmesan Cheese and Spring Onions By Pepi's kitchen in english 07/04/14 13:04 Delicious cheese pies with parmesan cheese! With this recipe i am taking part in the Parmigiano Reggiano CrossCooKING 2014, an international culinary contest! ingredients for 16 pies 125gr bread flour for kneading ( yellow durum wheat flour ) 125gr all... Add to my recipe book
{Ramadan Special} - Guest Post: Chicken & Cheese Pie from Ainy of Ainy Cooks By Yummy Food 07/01/14 18:19 Salam and welcome to today's post where the guest who is honoring the event Joy From Fasting To Feasting - VII is Ainy of Ainy Cooks from Pakistan. I came across Ainy's blog through Crescent Rating...from then I have been following her blog...I told this... Add to my recipe book
Potato Cheese and Ham Pie By my little favourites DIY 06/30/14 02:34 This is the third week school reopen after a 2 week plus break. Everything is back to usual for my kids and me :D :D Do hope you are having a great week ahead. Do you like potatoes?? So far i have not come across anyone who doesn't like potatoes :D This... Add to my recipe book
Flaounes / Eggless Flaounes(Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies) By Spicy Treats 06/28/14 00:37 Flaounes are savoury cheese pies that are baked for Greek Orthodox Easter. This recipe is part of April Month's We Knead to Bake. Since I was not able to participate that month I am posting it now.This Flauones/cypriot bread is little different from the... Add to my recipe book
Broccoli, Corn & Goat Cheese Crustless Pie - Lunch Break By BIZZY BAKES 06/25/14 19:27 Two years ago, I started posting my lunch dishes which resulted in my making better and more interesting lunches. Since my hubby and I are both home, this summer, I am planning to add some recipes to the page of lunch dishes above. This is my first choice.... Add to my recipe book
Τραγανά Μυζηθροπιτάκια με παρμεζάνα και μέλι / Crispy Cheese & Honey Pies By MARI PLATEAU 06/15/14 10:25 Τραγανά πιτάκια έφτιαξα για πολλοστή φορά κι αυτή την φορά διαφοροποιήθηκαν ως προς την γέμιση και την διακόσμηση για να πάρουν μέρος στον γαστρονομικό διαγωνισμό Parmigiano Reggiano chef. Παραμένουν όμως εξίσου νόστιμα και συναρπαστικά στην γεύση και παράλληλα... Add to my recipe book
Flaounes (Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies) By The Mad Scientist's Kitchen!! 05/04/14 13:04 With Easter round the corner we have a lot of breads for Easter. So also in We Knead To Bake #16: Aparna set us baking Flaounes (Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies)! Her write up with the Flaounes is as below, "Flaounes are savoury cheese pies baked for... Add to my recipe book
Flaounes (Cypriot Savory Easter Cheese Pies) By Cafe Lynnylu 04/25/14 23:08 Flaounes are a Cypriot cheese pastries especially baked for Greek Orthodox Easter and are traditionally served on Good Friday. The dough for the flaounes is an enriched yeast dough and the filling, a combination of a salted cheese and a mild cheese. The... Add to my recipe book
Eggless Flaounes/Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies By Priya's Versatile Recipes 04/24/14 13:00 April is a month of Easter and its time to celebrate by baking many Easter special bakes. Most of the European countries have a tradition of baking rich,buttery,eggy sweet bread for Easter and this Easter bread is quite different from the other breads.... Add to my recipe book
Flaounes | Flaouna | Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies By Nitha Kitchen 04/24/14 06:00 April is the month for Easter celebrations, so here comes an Easter bread Flaounes. Flaounes are savoury cheese pies baked for Greek Orthodox Easter, traditionally made on Good Friday, and are part of the fast-breaking meal after Lent when meat and cheese... Add to my recipe book
Eggless Flauones (Cypriot Savoury Easter Cheese Pies) By Nivedhanam 04/24/14 05:30 Flauones are savory cheese baked pies which are so tempting and irresistible. It is quite addictive and you cannot stop with one. This is choice for this month's We Knead to Bake that Aparna has chosen from here. The original recipe has quite a lot of eggs... Add to my recipe book
Torta con ricotta, porri e brie - Ricotta and brie cheese with leeks pie By Perle ai Porchy 02/26/14 08:43 Settimane impegnative queste! Tanti lavori tra le mani, e fine settimana passati a casa! La distanza comincia a farsi sentire, dopo quasi un anno... Questo fa parte dei soliti pranzi intelligenti, quelli per il giorno dopo, e per la sera del giorno dopo!... Add to my recipe book
Easy Ham & Cheese Phyllo pie By It all tastes Greek to me 01/21/14 23:51 (In Greek) Happy new year my friends, I wish that this year will be better than the last one, peaceful but fun, a rich soil for good things to grow. Now the truth is that for me it doesn't seem to be close to my wishful thoughts but then again... Its still... Add to my recipe book
New Year's resolutions + Cheese Potato and Onion Pie By FoodRecipesHQ 01/03/14 12:47 It's going to be a year of change this 2014. I may need to leave London after 4 beautiful years. It won't be easy but I am ready for new adventures and I will do my best not to look back with nostalgia (the tube at the rush hour will be dearly missed).... Add to my recipe book
Mac 'n' Cheese Impossible Pie for #WeekdaySupper By Shockingly Delicious 12/20/13 10:37 A mash-up of the beloved classic mac 'n' cheese with a modified crustless quiche gives us a new favorite! The macaroni goes in uncooked! Add to my recipe book
French onion soup with with toasted slices with cheese and herbs and mini beef and bacon pies - Γαλλική κρεμμυδόσουπα με φρυγανισμένες φέτες με τυρί και μυρωδικά και κιμαδοπιτούλες By wabi 11/28/13 20:19 2 συνταγές που συνδυάζω τις πολύ κρύες μέρες του χειμώνα σας έχω σήμερα. Γαλλική κρεμμυδόσουπα και τις ιρλανδέζικες κιμαδόπιτες της What Katie Ate (recipes and other bits and pieces) λίγο παραλλαγμένη όμως. Είναι από τις καλύτερες κιμαδόπιτες που έχω δοκιμάσει... Add to my recipe book


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The Vampire Diaries Review: A Guilty Pleasureby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Let's get right to it, shall we? To conclude the first new episode of The Vampire Diaries in weeks, Elena and Damon gave many fans what they've been clamoring for all season:
A kiss.
And not some kiss where one party thinks he's on his death bed and the other is comforting him in a time of pain. A real kiss. A definitive lip lock. An official, wet, tongue-filled jaunt to first base. Was it worth the wait, Delena 'shippers?
Count me among those who welcomed the development. Not because I'm rooting for Elena and Damon. Nor am I cheering on Elena and Stefan. I'm simply a fan of strong storytelling and it was about time the writers chose a path for these two.
Who knows where this path will lead. Who's to say whether it goes any further or what happens in a week. But for now, when all we have to go on is what we just witnessed, "The New Deal" provided Damon with a legitimate basis for finally laying one on Elena. We've had enough longing glances, enough tip-toeing around the subject.
Damon loves Elena. Stefan doesn't want her anymore. And, hey, as Damon put it, if he's gonna feel guilty anyway, why not give himself a moment he can savor? Something to actually feel guilty about? Bravo, D. Way to make your move.
But while the Smooch Heard 'Round The Vampire Diaries World may be all most fans are talking about right now, it wasn't all that went down on the first new episode of 2012. The hour wasn't filled with the show's usual action, twists or turns - but it did feature a number of revealing conversations that should lay the groundwork for what's to come. To wit:
A House for Klaus. The scariest homemaker ever had a plan for his casketed family members: he wanted them all to live happily ever after in a mansion his army refurbishes (Extreme Makeover: Hybrid Edition?). He still does. He just has to actually get those family members back from Stefan.
Should Elena have helped this process along by handing Rebekah over to her brother? I think so. She can't trust Klaus, of course, but she can try to play his game and understand his goals. There's no point in being stubborn here. If Klaus can reunite his family, he really will leave Mystic Falls alone.
Hear that, Stefan? Stop watching ABC on Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. Revenge gets you nowhere. It simply endangers the ones you love.
Farewell to Jeremy? I've read nothing about Steven R. McQueen leaving the series. It's safe to assume Jeremy will return at some point. But his departure here made perfect sense and, let's face it, if protecting Jeremy truly is Elena's priority, she made the proper decision and he should never come back.
Two ex-girlfriends are dead. Another is the most boring character on the show. His aunt has passed. Hit those slopes in Colorado, Jer. You've earned a long vacation.
You Gotta Have Faith. Or do you? Tyler thought so to begin the episode, explaining his siring to Klaus in ways reminiscent of a cult. He maintained possession of his own decision-making factors... but also showed complete faith in his leader. Can Tyler truly see right from wrong anymore? Did Jeremy's crossbow-armed message resonate? It appeared to, which means Tyler could actually end up as a secret weapon to be used against Klaus.
Penetrate his inner circle? Act like a loyal servant? Pounce when the time is right? It might take a hybrid to kill a hybrid. And the good guys have themselves a hybrid! If he's willing to play the part. How can he not? If only for the love of the (very much missed this week) Caroline Forbes alone?
Got a Secret, Can Damon Keep It? Forget the kiss. Damon should be feeling guilty for another reason: he's now teaming up with Stefan, unbeknownst to Elena. Why do I get the feeling she won't be happy when she learns the brothers are plotting behind her back?
Far more questions than answers this week. A lot of talking that, I have no doubt, will lead to far more action down the line. Sides are being chosen. Plans are being made. And, of course, spit is being swapped.
Check out the CW promo for next Thursday's "Our Town" and respond: WHAT DID EVERYONE ELSE THINK?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries, Reviews
I may have felt depressed with the Delena scene in this episode but I know that I'll always stick with Stefan,even though he's not his normal loving self right now. Elena should pick Stefan,have the triangle end,and remember the times she loved being with him. Their love is what truly brings out the story of this show. =) 3) ;/
i feel so bad for stefan but i will stick to him until the very end. whoever elene chooses between the two brothers it will always be stefan for me.
I am so tired of people saying they will stop watching this show because delana are getting too close to each other . Do you know how long I have to wait for this moment to arrive, 2 seasons I have been watching stelana being lovey dovey with each other and to tell the truth that wasn't a bother for me, and I didn't complain. The fact is TVD is a great show all by itself, the writers, the cast and the rest of the team has made this series my best and I congratulate them all.
And another, It's a love triangle people, there is plenty of love to go around. IF this show was my reality and had two vampire brothers even better the Salvatars' brother after me I'd had my way with both of them. Happy New Year to TVD's Fans
When Damon and Elena kissed, I was squeeling like a little girl. I have waited for this moment since their characters first met. Elena is the only one who understands Damon, and he is the only one that just lets her be herself. She knows each and every part of him and his character and she accepts him just the way he is for the most part. Their connection is based not only on chemistry but also on a deep and abiding friendship that has slowly and painfully grown into something more. Do they want to love each other? No, they both fight their connection. But you can only fight your feelings for so long, as anyone who has ever been in love knows. If you really love someone, you won't be pulled toward someone else. Just sayin'.
AT LAST they kissed!and Elena was left speechless indeed!not because of the kiss itself, but because of the excitement she was overwhelmed with afterwards..she could never have imagined that a kiss from Damon would make her feel this way....THAT'S ALL ABOUT IT!Im telling you all STELENA SHIPPERS! things have completely changed after this kiss! Elena will be pondering about it and the fact that she responded herself...feeling guilty but not guilty too because she and Damon have been victims this season...victims of the circumstances and this whole Stefan becoming a ripper thing, was noone's fault...but it certainly led things between Damon and Elena to a different level...it just happened and it's nobody's fault...nor Damon's who has been respecting his brother's girl for a long time now and keeping distance..nor it's Elena's fault the way things turned out..sometimes circumstances make us change feelings for someone...love him or get distanced!
@B: Your in the fangirl minority dear. I am not a fangirl but you are watching a completely different show then the rest of us. I hope they give Stelena closure because I don't care for them as a couple. If she must be with anyone it must be Damon.
The scene with Stefan and Elena in this week's episode better be him apologizing to her about how he treated her last week and her forgivinig him and realizing what a fool she has been for doubting him even for a second, now that she knows the truth about why he saved Klaus. That would be so perferct!
How can Elena even think for a second of being with Damon? Isn't he the one that tried to kill her brother Jeremy on the 1st episode of season 2 because she said "It will always be Stefan"? Stefan and Elena's love was made this show so great and season 1 and 2 were so much better than 3. This season has been so boring and things seem so forced...
I'm so down for Delena! U don't care for stelena anymore. Just my opinion
i love this show aparrt from delena i get its a love triangle and kiss was bound to happen.. but people who are like stefan doesnt love her, he does he just puts his brother first.. what families are meant to do..whereas damon in season one just got saved by his brother kissed elena, kissed elena again series two as his brother was saving him and gave up love of his life and family so that he could save his brother.. and again he knew hed be hated but he still saved him this episode and damon repays him by kissing her.. way put family first.. if this was real life everyone would date damon and elena would be called something a lot worse than a player
I agree with Elena giving Rebecca back to Klaus but I don't think she should have told him that she knew the truth about their mother's death. It would have been a nice surprise for him. Not to mention that I like Rebecca and want to see her up and about again (and hopefully Elijah sometime soon). As for Damon and Stefan, Damon is always plotting behind Elena's back so she shouldn't be surprised when she finds out.


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Ocean's Twelve
reviewed by Steve Sailer
The American Conservative, January 17, 2005
As a sequel to a remake, "Ocean's Twelve" sounds dire. Yet, in the Year of the Dud, this gleeful heist comedy with George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts manages to become one of 2004's smartest, most entertaining films by rewriting some of the rules for a commercial screenplay. Just don't expect, action or suspense. This is pure screwball comedy.
Today ought to be a new golden age of movies. Special effects, cinematography, and sound are all steadily progressing. Audiences can now absorb more rapid editing. Budgets are bigger than ever, averaging $64 million in 2003, so sets and costumes are better than ever. Able character actors are everywhere, and today's big stars have broader skills than their glamorous but repetitious predecessors.
Still, judging from 2004's festival of ineptitude, Hollywood is drifting ever farther from consistent competence. The weak links have been half-baked scripts. Would-be screenwriters throng workshops, so there should be abundant talent available. Sadly, writers and the producers who hire them have worked themselves into self-defeating ruts.
Most remakes fail because producers commission updatings of over-achieving films, such as Frank Sinatra's "The Manchurian Candidate," where everything clicked. In contrast, Sinatra's "Ocean's 11" was a notorious under-achiever. The Rat Pack signed on to play WWII commandos reuniting to knock over five Las Vegas casinos so they could film during the day and croon in the stage shows at night. But they forgot to schedule any snooze time, so they sleepwalked through their roles.
Still, the core concept of an action-comedy caper showcasing male camaraderie was appealing. After Ted Griffin penned a sharp new script, veteran producer Jerry Weintraub and ace director Steven Soderbergh, an Oscar-winner for "Traffic," had little trouble assembling a killer cast. "Ocean's Eleven" was one of the biggest hits of 2001 with adult audiences, who appreciated its 1940s Howard Hawks feel.
The visual chemistry of the gang's leaders was memorable because Pitt exemplifies the scruffy, boyish-looking stars of post-Sixties pop culture, while Clooney, who is only three years older but appears to hail from an earlier generation, is a throwback to Clark Gable's era of glamour, when actors tried to look like grown men.
Sequels often fail because the screenplays aren't ready by the time the cameras must start rolling. So, Weintraub instead bought newcomer George Nolfi's strong, already-finished script about cat burglars in Europe, "Honor among Thieves," and had him and Soderbergh adapt it for the ensemble.
Globalization means that about half of box office revenue now comes from non-English speakers, who admire explosions more than hard-to-translate verbal wit. "Ocean's Twelve," though, reverses the usual ratio, discarding almost all the bang-bang-boom-boom in favor of overlapping jokes delivered at screwball comedy velocity.
In "Ocean's Twelve," these nonviolent crooks are more endearing than ever, making Fagin's tuneful pickpockets in the musical "Oliver" seem as paranoid and murderous as Quentin Tarantino's "Reservoir Dogs." The new film imagines a crime world descended from some genteel English Ealing Studio comedy, where there is both honor and consummate professionalism among thieves.
Nolfi understands Griffin's insight that with a cast this likeable, the audience will forgive the inevitable stupid plot twists as long as there is an abundance of clever moments.
One of modern Hollywood's hokiest clichés is the multiethnic crime gang. (Real criminals prefer to work with networks of relatives, because they can't trust random felons.) When you see a multicultural gang, you can be sure the movie is going to be lame -- except the "Ocean's" franchise, which slyly skewered the Eleven's contrived diversity. When Clooney asked Pitt whom they should recruit, he replied, "Off the top of my head, I'd say you're looking at a Boesky, a Jim Brown, a Miss Daisy, two Jethros, and a Leon Spinks, not to mention the biggest Ella Fitzgerald ever."
Nolfi dreams up even more elaborate pseudo-argot that he leaves hilariously undefined, knowing that any explanation couldn't live up to your imagination. At one point, desperately trying to improvise a plan after their first one fails catastrophically, the burglars riff through their voluminous working knowledge of their trade's curiously titled ruses, immediately rejecting each as impractical until they pause upon the promising "Hell in a Handbasket."
They glance at each other with hope, until Matt Damon interjects, "Nah, can't train a cat that fast."
The soundtrack provides delightful counterpoint. Keep your ears open for "Souls Along the Way," which was composed by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT), who also appeared in Soderbergh's "Traffic."
Rated PG-13 for language.
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How the Supreme Court's Health Reform Ruling May Affect the Latino Population
This is part of a series in which Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) leaders, scholars, grantees and alumni offer perspectives on the U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the Affordable Care Act. Gabriel R. Sanchez, PhD, is an associate professor of political science at the University of New Mexico, assistant director of the RWJF Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico, and director of Research for Latino Decisions.
The Supreme Court decision regarding the constitutionally of the signature policy victory of the Obama administration has been the most anticipated and hotly debated decision of the Court in recent memory. In the spirit of a prior Human Capital blog post I wrote back in November, I wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to participate in this series by providing a perspective on how this decision will likely impact the Latino population. I have been analyzing public opinion toward health care reform for some time now, and draw on some of this data to provide a few examples. I focus my attention here on some of the more intriguing relationships to emphasize the complexity of Latino's views of this historic policy.
Latinos had a lot at stake in this decision, as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is projected to expand insurance to 9 million Latinos. It is therefore not surprising that support for health care reform, and the ACA in particular, has been higher among Latinos when compared to non-Latinos. In fact, since Latino Decisions started collecting data in October 2011, on average 51 percent of Latinos have supported the ACA. Conversely, as reflected in the figure below, the percentage of Latino voters who want to repeal the law has been lower than what other polls have shown for the non-Latino population over this time period.
It is important to note that survey questions we utilize to gauge support for expansion of health coverage often cue voters to consider that providing more Americans with health insurance could mean an increase in their personal taxes. For example, below are the results from a question posed in a 2009 Latino Decisions/UNM-RWJF Center/impreMedia survey which asked respondents: "Do you think the Federal government should ensure that all people have health insurance, even if it means raising taxes, or do you think we should continue with the current health care system?" As depicted in the figure below, more than twice as many Latino registered voters would prefer to see increased taxes to ensure that all Americans have health insurance than to continue with the current system. This implies that Latino voters understand that expanding access to coverage will result in higher taxes.
As noted in my prior Human Capital blog post, survey research focused on Latinos must pay attention to potential differences in attitudes within diverse communities, including Latinos. This potential variation in policy attitudes within the Latino community is most evident when we look at support levels for the ACA by nativity. In a January, 2012 Latino Decisions/Univision News survey, we found that only 21 percent of foreign-born naturalized Latino citizens felt that the ACA should be repealed compared to 34 percent among the native-born population. This is an intuitive finding that some would argue is based on underlying self-interest, as foreign-born Latinos are less likely to have access to insurance.
Things become more complicated however when we focus our attention to attitudes toward the individual mandate. Here, we see that sub-groups of Latinos that we might view as winners following the recent Court's decision do not necessarily see it that way. For example, the ACA allows children to remain covered through their parent's plan through age 26. Latinos are significantly younger than the general population—31.3 percent of Latino citizens were between the ages of 18 and 29, compared to only 19.2 percent of whites—which leads to a higher ratio of expanded coverage for Latinos than non-Latinos due to this aspect of the larger law. Researchers from the Health and Human Services Department estimate that over 700,000 Latinos now have health insurance because of this provision. However, a June, 2011 survey conducted by Latino Decisions in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at the University of New Mexico indicated that 34 percent of Latinos between 18 and 34 years of age believe that the law should be repealed, compared to 29 percent overall. This is an example of how important it is to explore internal variation within the Latino population, as attitudes can vary in important ways within communities toward public policies.
While I believe that data suggests that Latino voters' reaction to the Supreme Court's decision is on the whole positive, this post points out that Latino's views toward the ACA are complex and varied.
If the law is successful in expanding access to insurance to a wider segment of the population, while bringing down the bloated costs of care for many, I am confident that future survey work will show that Latinos will look back at this moment in history as a turning point in the battle to end health disparities facing their community.


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Definitions for tensetɛns
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word tense
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
tensetɛns(adj.)tens•er, tens•est
(adj.)stretched tight, as a cord, fiber, etc.; drawn taut; rigid.
in a state of mental or nervous strain; high-strung:
a tense person.
characterized by a strain upon the nerves or feelings:
a tense moment.
(of a speech sound) pronounced with the muscles of the speech organs relatively tense, as the vowel (ē) in seat.
Category: Phonetics
Ref: Compare lax (def. 7). 7
(v.i.)to make or become tense.
Origin of tense:
1660–70; < L tēnsus, ptp. of tendere to stretch; cf. tend1
a category of verbs or verbal inflection serving chiefly to specify the time of the action or state expressed by the verb.
Category: Grammar
a set of such categories or constructions in a particular language.
Category: Grammar
the time, as past, present, or future, expressed by such a category.
Category: Grammar
Origin of tense:
1275–1325; ME tens < MF < L tempus time, tense
Princeton's WordNet
a grammatical category of verbs used to express distinctions of time
in or of a state of physical or nervous tension
pronounced with relatively tense tongue muscles (e.g., the vowel sound in `beat')
taut or rigid; stretched tight
"tense piano strings"
strain, tense(verb)
become stretched or tense or taut
"the bodybuilder's neck muscles tensed;" "the rope strained when the weight was attached"
increase the tension on
"alternately relax and tense your calf muscle"; "tense the rope manually before tensing the spring"
tense, tense up(verb)
become tense, nervous, or uneasy
"He tensed up when he saw his opponent enter the room"
tense, strain, tense up(verb)
cause to be tense and uneasy or nervous or anxious
"he got a phone call from his lawyer that tensed him up"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
worried or anxious
I'm feeling a little tense.
causing sb to feel worried or anxious
a tense moment/situation/time
(of muscles) tight and often sore
tense neck muscles
a form of a verb that shows when sth takes place
the past/future/present tense
Webster Dictionary
one of the forms which a verb takes by inflection or by adding auxiliary words, so as to indicate the time of the action or event signified; the modification which verbs undergo for the indication of time
stretched tightly; strained to stiffness; rigid; not lax; as, a tense fiber
The New Hacker's Dictionary
Of programs, very clever and efficient. A tense piece of code often got that way because it was highly tuned, but sometimes it was just based on a great idea. A comment in a clever routine by Mike Kazar, once a grad-student hacker at CMU: "This routine is so tense it will bring tears to your eyes." A tense programmer is one who produces tense code.
Anagrams of tense
Translations for tense
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
strained; nervous
The crowd was tense with excitement; a tense situation.
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- napjatýCzech
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- pinevEstonian
- نگران؛ عصبیFarsi
- jännittynytFinnish
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- מָתוּחַHebrew
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The student handbook was called The Drawl from approximately 1954 to 1978. There are no existing records to indicate the reason for adopting The Drawl as the handbook's name, but an inference can be drawn from the fact that the school's name included the word "Southern," and what do Southerners do if not drawl?
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Lubenham Parish Walks
About Lubenham
Where is Lubenham? Lubenham is situated 2 miles west of Market Harborough on the A4304 in the picturesque rolling countryside of South Leicestershire.
Market Harborough can be easily reached by bus and train and there is a regular bus service from the town centre to Lubenham. A free car park is available in the village in Connell Close, off Rushes Lane.
For more information on Lubenham village contact the Lubenham Heritage Group or on Leicestershire Villages.
Useful Information
Refreshments: the Coach and Horses Pub on Main Street, Lubenham and caf?, shop and pub at Foxton Locks and pubs in Foxton village.
Refreshments: the Coach and Horses Pub on Main Street, Lubenham and caf?, shop and pub at Foxton Locks and pubs in Foxton village.
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You can download timetables and maps and plan door-to-door journeys from and to a postcode, postal address, town, village, station, stop, or point of interest.
About the Walks
- There are three walks in the Lubenham area: 5.5miles, and two 4.5mile
- All walks start and end at the Green in the centre of the village
- Please note, some parts of the walk can be muddy and involve using stiles and gates.
- All of the paths are waymarked
- Special thanks go to Lubenham Heritage Group who compiled the information in this leaflet.
This leaflet is now web-only, intended for printing out at home. Paper copies are no longer available from the County Council.
The Route
Walk 1
8.75 km (5.5 miles). Allow 3hours 30 mins. Gently undulating across open countryside and canal towpath.
Leave the Village Green to the North and cross the playing field.
A. Turn left and follow the path towards the farm barn on the Lubenham – Foxton road
B. Cross the road. Follow the footpath towards Holmes Farm. The track now passes to the right of the fishing lake, through a cattle pen and across open grass fields to Foxton Locks car park. Access to the canal towpath can be reached from the NW corner of the car park.
C. On reaching the towpath at bridge 60, turn left and walk to bridge 57. To your left, there are extensive views across the Welland Valley towards Lubenham, Theddingworth and Farndon. On the right, you pass Lubenham Lodge, originally a farmhouse, later refurbished in the Queen Anne style.
D. Pass under bridge 57 and immediately turn left onto the Laughton-Lubenham road. Turn right along the road for about 10m to the footpath sign on the right. Follow the directions across open fields noting the fine views of the surprisingly steep Laughton Hills to your right
E. The path now crosses the disused Rugby to Stamford railway line. Opened in 1850, this was the first railway line through Market Harborough. It closed in 1966.
F. The land rises to Papillon Hall Farm from where there are extensive views over the surrounding countryside. You are now at the site of the mysterious Papillon Hall, built in 1622-1624 and extensively redesigned by Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1903 with a Gertrude Jekyll garden. Little remains of the Hall which was demolished in the early 1950s but tales of hauntings and ghosts still abound, the most famous story being that of the curse of the Spanish slippers. Ill luck would fall on anyone who removed them! More details of the mysteries of Papillon Hall can be found in Market Harborough Museum, Pen Lloyd library or from Lubenham Heritage Group.
G. Walk down the farm drive between high Holly hedges and cross the A4304 Market Harborough to Lutterworth road. The footpath passes to the side of a splendid avenue of lime trees and crosses the River Welland near the site of St Mary's Well, the water of which was supposed to have therapeutic qualities.
H. On reaching the small village of Marston Trussell, turn left and take the road towards Lubenham for about 750m (1/2 mile).
I. Approximately 20m after re-crossing the river follow the sign to the right through a hand gate and cross the meadow until you reach the drive of Thorpe Lubenham Hall.
J. Turn right over the picturesque stone bridge and go immediately left over the stile into the parkland belonging to the Hall. Thorpe Lubenham Hall, now only half its original size, was built in the Queen Anne style in around 1800. It has been home to the Cunard family, Sir Harold and Lady Zia Wernher and Lord and Lady Kemsley. The Queen and her family were frequent guests during the 1950s.
K. Follow the path and emerge at the disused railway bridge on the Lubenham to East Farndon road. Turn left along Rushes Lane to the Green.
Walk 2
7km (4.5 miles) Allow 2hrs 30 mins–3 hours. Short walk uphill at the start, otherwise undulating countryside and canal towpath.
1. Leave Village Green to the east and turn left following Undle Lane. The Undle is believed to be an ancient trackway and was used by horse drawn wagons to access the windmill on Mill Hill. At the top of the hill, as the track passes into open fields, there are extensive views to the right across the Welland Valley towards East Farndon and Market Harborough. The path now goes diagonally across the fields to join two other footpaths
2. The track directly ahead crosses the canal at Wooden Bridge and follows the towpath into Market Harborough. However, you need to turn left over the expanse of the former World War II airfield. Head towards Gartree Prison until you reach the concrete road alongside the prison wall. Turn right follow this track to Gallowfield Road. The airfield, opened in 1943, was used for training purposes, mainly Wellington bombers, and occasionally as an emergency landing site when eastern aerodromes were fog bound. The remains of several runways can still be seen.
3. Cross Gallowfield Road and walk to the canal towpath. Turn left until you reach the Swingbridge in Foxton
4. Leaving the towpath, turn left onto Swingbridge Street and immediately left onto the tarmac path alongside Foxton Primary School.
5. Re-cross Gallowfield Road and follow the track towards Mill Hill. The route now skirts around the edge of HMP Gartree. Opened in 1966 and once a high security establishment housing some of the country's most notorious prisoners, Gartree has had a turbulent history with 2 major riots and a famous helicopter escape.
6. From the prison the path crosses the road for the Gartree estate and follows a hedgerow before crossing open fields to Mill Hill. From here there are magnificent views over Lubenham and beyond. The stanchion of the old windmill, which burnt down in the 1880s, is still visible. It is claimed that on a clear day the towers or steeples of at least 9 churches can be seen from this hill. Continue downhill, through the playing field to the Village Green.
Walk 3
7km (4.5 miles), allow 2hrs 30mins-3 hours. This route follows parts of Walk 1 and Walk 2, taking in undulating countryside and views from Mill Hill as well as Foxton Locks and the canal basin.
Follow the instructions for Walk 1 from the Village Green to the canal towpath at Bridge 60 C
Turn right along the towpath to Foxton Locks. From this direction, there is a spectacular view of the staircase of 10 locks, started in 1810, which drop down 75ft. The canal arm to your right leads to the top of the famous Inclined Plane.
This mechanical lift, comprising 2 tanks or caissons each capable of carrying two narrow boats at a time, was constructed in 1900 to reduce the considerable waiting time incurred when passing through the locks. Unfortunately it proved uneconomic and closed in 1911. It was dismantled in1927. Parts are now being restored with the help of grants and fundraising. More details can be obtained from the Inclined Plane Trust Museum on the site.
At the bottom lock follow the arm towards Leicester and cross the footbridge. Turn right towards Foxton. Continue along the canal until you reach the swingbridge point 4 on Walk 2. From here continue using directions of Walk 2
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|The Looking After Children Outcomes Data Project : final report
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|Home-to-school transitions for financially disadvantaged children : final report
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Research report, 2008
Commissioned by the Social Inclusion Unit, Australian Government Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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Commissioned by the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.
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