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Happy Valentine's DayFebruary 14, 2013
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Lucas and I are heading into NYC this Valentine's Day for a little lunch with a friend, visiting FAO Swartz with my sister and visiting the hubs's office. Valentine's Day is one of my favorite holidays. … Continue readingPosted in Baking, Holiday, Random
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Friday StuffAugust 31, 2012
Yesterday's Workout: 4 mile run/2 mile stroller walk Today's Workout: 6 mile stroller walk TGIF and Happy Labor Day Weekend! It's the unofficial end of Summer and did it fly for anyone else? Anyone traveling this weekend? My family … Continue readingPosted in Confession Friday, Random, Uncategorized
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35th on the 9thMay 10, 2012
Yesterday I turned 35! Wow, that number seems much bigger when I see it in print. And I had the newest and best buddy to celebrate with. Lucas loved the candles and my family singing me Happy Birthday. When I … Continue readingPosted in Baby, Holiday, Uncategorized
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Pondering the Big Questions in LifeApril 6, 2012
Today's Workout: 2 mile walk on the beach Do I dunk it or not? Umm yeah, I went for it. Chocolate bunnies are my favorite part of my Easter basket. Well, that and the Reeses' Peanut Butter Eggs. What is … Continue readingPosted in Confession Friday, Random
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Happy St. Patrick's DayMarch 17, 2012
Today's Workout: 3 mile walk Happy St. Patrick's Day! This is one holiday that I have always loved. Not so much the drinking aspect of the holiday but more the celebrating in green. When I was growing up, my whole … Continue readingPosted in Baking, Holiday
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A Weekend GetawayMarch 6, 2012
Today's Workout: 2.5 mile walk My parents gave the husband and I a weekend getaway in Massachusetts for Christmas. The weekend was supposed to be around our 1st wedding anniversary but my mom felt that would be too late in … Continue readingPosted in Day Trips, Holiday, Random, Uncategorized, Vacation
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Headin' Out On A Road TripMarch 2, 2012
Today's Workout: 1250 meter swim My parents gave the hubs and I a weekend trip for Christmas and today is the day we leave. We are headed out on the road to Western Massachusetts to spend a relaxing two days … Continue readingPosted in Day Trips, Holiday, Uncategorized
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Happy National Pig Day!March 1, 2012
Today's Workout: 2 mile walk Happy National Pig Day and Happy Birthday to my husband! Photo Source Never heard of National Pig Day? Neither had I until an email showed up in my inbox noting the important date from my … Continue readingPosted in Holiday, Random, Uncategorized
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Happy Leap Day!February 29, 2012
Today's Workout: 3 mile walk Happy Leap Day! Photo Source For some reason leap day always reminds me of frogs or the movie Leap Year. Photo Source I really didn't like the movie but it is a tradition in … Continue readingPosted in Baking, Holiday, Recipes, Uncategorized
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Happy 1st Blogiversary Run Bake Race!January 31, 2012
Today's Workout: 6 mile walk One year ago today, I started this little blog. One year ago today, I didn't know what to expect from blogging. One year ago today, I had no idea that blogging would introduce me to … Continue readingPosted in Bloggers, Holiday, Random
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Employees of the agency that operates the Randleman Regional Reservoir are coping with the fallout from a lightning strike during a storm Friday afternoon that hit an above-ground water tank and took out eight units of equipment. The 300,000-gallon tank is off of U.S. 311 Business in northern Randolph County in the community of Sophia.
The lightning strike, which didn't disrupt water service, has forced employees of the Piedmont Triad Regional Water Authority to perform manual operations for work usually done electronically or through computer systems. The lightning hit the tank at 5 p.m. Friday, said Greg Flory, executive director of the Water Authority.
Flory briefed members of the Water Authority board of directors about the strike during the board's meeting Tuesday afternoon at the John F. Kime Water Treatment Plant in Randleman.
Following the meeting, Flory told The High Point Enterprise that the lightning strike at the U.S. 311 Business water tank took out an electronic gate in the fence around the site, four cameras, the radio system and other equipment. The Water Authority still is determining the monetary cost of the damage, he said.
Lightning periodically strikes Water Authority property along the 6,000-acre lake covering parts of Randolph and Guilford counties. But the strike Friday afternoon caused the most damage in the three years since the lake opened, Water Authority officials say.
Decades in the making, Randleman Lake serves as a drinking water source for High Point, Archdale, Greensboro, Jamestown, Randleman and parts of Randolph County. The lake also is a recreational fishing and boating area, with its main marina along Adams Farm Road near Randleman off of the Level Cross exit of U.S. 220.
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Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr Seuss, was famous for writing and illustrating classics like The Cat In The Hat, Horton Hears A Who, The Lorax and How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
A collection of his artwork will be on display at POP International Galleries in the Citicorp Building in New York. It will be a showcase of personal drawings and sculptures that Dr Seuss made for his own enjoyment.
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At the most recent Annual General Meeting a motion was raised by in-coming President John McGrandle and seconded by Daniel Hamaoki. The motion was subsequently carried.
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2013 Construction of Ocean Reef Islands Residential Community
2013 Designing a Harbor Entrance to Defeat Swell Wave Agitation
2012 Evaluation of Floating Wetland Islands As a Retrofit to Existing Stormwater Detention Basins
2012 Galveston's Life Line—Considerations When Designing an Aerial Crossing
2012 A Wave, Water Level, and Structural Monitoring Plan for Dauphin Island, Alabama
2011 A High Resolution Unstructured Model to Study Storm Surge in the Pacific Island of Guam
2011 Major Breakwater Repair in the Azores
2011 Storm Surge Study of the Hawaiian Islands Using the EST Method
2011 TWAVE Modeling Package for Simulation of Coastal Inundation in Island Regions
2011 A Wave of New Information: LIDAR Investigations of the 2009 Samoan Tsunami
2010 Assessment of Long-Term Water Quality Impacts of the Craney Island Eastward Expansion, Elizabeth River, Virginia
2010 The Challenge of Designing a Port Terminal on a Compressible Spring, Craney Island Eastward Expansion, Portsmouth, Virginia
2010 Emulating Nature by Building an Island Style Breakwater for the Fort Pierce Marina
2010 A (Geotechnical) Tale of Two Land Reclamations
2010 Integrated Site Investigation for Craney Island Eastward Expansion, Portsmouth, Virginia
2010 Island Groundwater: A Limited and Vulnerable Resource
2010 Modern Greenfield Terminal Development
2010 New York City Harbor: A New Face for a National Landmark
2010 Port of Ehoala—Planning of a Multi-Use Facility
2009 Geophysical Investigations at Shishmaref, Alaska
2008 Application of a Hydrodynamic and Sediment Transport Model for Restoration Feasibility Assessment at Cottonwood Island, Washington
2008 The April 2007 Solomon Islands Earthquake, Tsunami, and Land Level Changes
2008 Climate Risk Assessment for Coastal Policy in the Pacific Islands
2008 Coastal Vulnerability to Sea Level Rise on Tahiti Island, French Polynesia
2008 Hydraulic Modeling and System Optimization of the Marco Island Wastewater Collection System Expansion
2008 National Park Service and Federal Highway Administration: Partners in Replacing Storm-Damaged Roads at Gulf Islands National Seashore
2008 NewsBriefs: Floating Islands to Write Out Arabic Poem
2008 Performance of the Kawaihae Harbor Port Facility Resulting from the October 2006 Earthquake
2008 The Plight of the Beaches of Crete
2008 Run-Up Heights of Tsunamis around Circular Islands
2008 Sumatra-Andaman Islands Earthquake and Tsunami of December 26, 2004, Lifeline Performance
2008 Typhoon Inundation in an Island Environment
2008 Up From the Deep
2007 Evaluating Constructed Backwater Habitat and Sandbar Islands on the Missouri River
2007 Evolution of Erosion Hot Spots on a Barrier Island: Fire Island, New York
2007 Factors Influencing the Long-Term Stability of the Carbonate Sand Beaches of Mauritius
2007 Sand Bypassing Restores Natural Processes to Assateague Island, Maryland
2007 A Study of Intertidal Bar Dynamics Using the Argus Video System
2006 Levees: Ring Levee Would Protect San Joaquin Delta Island Community
2006 Limitations of Depth-Averaged Modeling for Shallow Wakes
2006 "Postcards" — Staten Island September 11th Memorial
2005 The Channel Islands Marine Reserve Process: The Role of the Social Science
2005 Differential Scanning between Sex and Age Classes of Pacific Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina richardii) at Yerba Buena Island
2005 FEMA Sponsored Coastal Structures Damage Assessment in North Carolina for Hurricane Isabel (HMTAP Task Order 274 Sep 2003)
2005 A Geographic Information System (GIS)-Based Planning and Permitting Tool to Support Natural Hazard Risk Management in the US Flag Pacific Islands
2005 Highway Vulnerability Along NC 12 — Ocracoke Island, North Carolina
2005 The Politics of Marine Ecosystem Management: The Case of the Channel Islands
2005 Small Island States in Indian and Atlantic Oceans: Vulnerability to Climate Change and Strategies for Adaptation
2005 The Staten Island Bluebelt: A Case Study in Urban Watershed Management
2004 Crown Wall Parapet Failure after a Severe Wave Storm — Isle of Alboran, Mediterranean Sea
2003 Breton Island Restoration Project
2003 Wetlands at Work
2002 Amino Acid Geochronology Applied to the Dating of Eolianites on San Salvador Island, Bahamas
2002 Amino Acid Geochronology Applied to the Dating of Eolianites on San Salvador Island, Bahamas
2002 Beach Erosion Studies on Tropical Islands
2002 Management of the Carbonate Beaches of the Florida Keys
2002 A Rational Technique for Evaluating Proposed Expansions of Craney Island in the Elizabeth River, Virginia
2002 Rebuilding an Island
2002 Shoreline Protection Design and Construction in Response to Hurricane Lenny in Nevis, West Indies
2001 Emergency Replacement of Ferry Berthing Structures at the Orcas Island Ferry Terminal
2001 Geotechnical: Airport Expansion Proceeds despite Rapid Sinking
2001 Repair of Fregate Island Breakwater, Seychelles
2000 Simulation of Tunnel Island and Bridge Piling Effects in a Tidal Estuary
1999 Alderney Breakwater—Scheme Evolution
1999 Mapping Impacts of Hurricanes Fran and Bertha on North Carolina Dunes
1999 Project Performance Analysis and Monitoring for the Coney Island, New York, Storm Damage Reduction Project
1999 Scaling Winter Storm Impacts on Assateague Island, Maryland, Virginia
1998 Basic Planning for Ports in a New Offshore Free Trade Zone Development
1998 Development of Sand Island with Vegetation in Fluvial Fan River Under Degradation
1998 Dredging and Site Engineering Design for the Poplar Island Restoration Project
1998 Hazardous Harbor Seiches, Tides, Wind and Baroclinicity
1998 The "Islands' Effect" in Wind Waves
1998 Planning & Design Aspects for the Poplar Island Restoration Project
1998 Poplar Island Restoration Project: Coastal Engineering Aspects
1998 Wetland Delineation by Means of Tide Gauge, South Padre Island, Texas
1997 The Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Project: Introducing Disaster Mitigation in Highly Vulnerable Small Islands
1997 Long Wave Runup on Coastal Structures
1997 Ocean Wave-Powered Desalination
1997 Shallow-Water Flow around Model Conical Islands of Small Side Slope. Part I: Surface Piercing
1997 Shallow-Water Flow around Model Conical Islands of Small Side Slope. Part II: Submerged
1996 Employment of Electronic Sand Level Gauges for Measurement of Beach Slope Deformation on Norderney Island
1996 Field Validation and Application of a Coastal Profile Model
1996 Innovative Drilling Brings Potable Water to Islanders
1996 Modelling Eddy Formation in Coastal Waters: A Comparison between Model Capabilities
1996 Performance Assessment Modeling of the Proposed Genting Island Repository Facility
1996 Simulating the Transport of an Algae Bloom off the West Coast of Vancouver Island
1996 Two-Dimensional Modeling of River Dynamics for the Expansion of Clover Island, Kennewick, Washington
1996 Wetland Mitigation Evaluation Ten Years After Florida Keys Bridge Replacement
1994 Construction of an Island
1994 An Offshore Island Wave Sheltering Model
1993 Beach Stability and Coastal Erosion in the Eastern Caribbean Islands-A Regional Programme
1993 Coastal Zone Management in the Smaller Islands of the Eastern Caribbean—An Assessment and Future Perspectives
1993 Cooperation+Coordination=Synergy—Hawaii's Key to Success
1993 Efforts at Marine Education in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
1993 Heavy Metal Pollution of Santa Catarina Island, Brazil
1993 An Integrated Coastal Zone Management Program for Barbados
1993 Observation of Foreshore Variation in Iwo-Jima
1993 The Pacific Island Network
1993 A Study of Political Decision Method for Remote Island's Environmental Management—Patterns of Remote Islands and a Political Goal
1992 Access Control to Projects Via Raised Islands


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Remember Pete Ross? He just got caught in a drug ring.
Why Cleveland's Christmas tree beats yours. Will Superman head to Canada? What is Chris Roberson's dream job? And Kevin Spacey misses being bald.
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A child pulled from Chatfield Reservoir and rushed to a local hospital died on Saturday night.
Andres Patrick Sena, 4, of Littleton was the victim of an accidental drowning, the Douglas County coroner said Monday.
A report of a missing child possibly in the water went out about 5:35 p.m. Saturday, said Sgt. Ron Hanavan, a Douglas County sheriff's spokesman.
Littleton City Council member Bruce Stahlman announced last week that one of his twin sons, Mark, has died.
The family had a service for Mark Stahlman on June 28 at Littleton United Methodist Church and asked those in attendance to wear red, white and blue. No cause of death was announced.
Mark was one of three children of Stahlman and his wife, Kelly.
If the Fourth of July means fireworks, then South Jeffco residents have several options this week to help celebrate the holiday.
Red, White & You starts the festivities on Thursday. The festival at Clement Park, presented by the Foothills Park and Recreation District, features live music, games and a very large fireworks display to end the evening.
A commercial lot at the southeast corner of West Quincy Avenue and South Kipling Parkway has been rezoned to allow for up to 70 single-family homes.
The rezoning of the 10.9-acre property was approved by Jeffco's county commissioners June 24 on a 3-0 vote. The change was requested by the developer, Quincy Lake LLC, due to what it said was an inability to develop the property for commercial use.
Tensions between a citizens group seeking more transparent government and Littleton officials surfaced at a recent meeting of the city's urban renewal authority.
At the June 16 meeting of Littleton Invests for Tomorrow, that friction was visible when Littleton resident Carol Brzeczek asked LIFT board president Jim Taylor to release information on possible boundary changes the board received during the meeting.
Taylor said he wouldn't release the information until the board had a chance to review it.
A Jeffco sheriff's deputy found an 8-year-old girl who had been reported missing in the South Jeffco area Wednesday morning.
The girl, Chloey, was found near West Coal Mine Avenue and Owens by a deputy after a search was started earlier. She had been last seen at 7 a.m. near 7200 W. Portland Ave., southwest of Coal Mine Avenue and Pierce Street, according to the sheriff's Twitter account.
A 79-year-old groundskeeper was run over by a tractor and died the morning of June 24 while working at the Meadows Golf Course.
John Meyers was found by golfers on the ninth hole with his chest pinned beneath one of the tractor's rear tires.
Jeffco sheriff's spokesman Mark Techmeyer said Meyers had been using the tractor for seeding. It appeared the tractor's rear wheel rolled over Meyers when he stopped to get a bag from an attachment on the front of the vehicle to put seed in an attachment behind it.
A sinkhole bigger than two VW bugs has closed two lanes of South Simms Street between West Cooper Avenue and South Ward Street.
The 20-foot-wide sinkhole, about 400 square feet in total size, shut down the street to both car and foot traffic on the afternoon of June 25. The hole is near the Foothills Park and Rec facilities on Ward Street.
It's once again the time of year for pyrotechnics, but most fireworks are still illegal in Colorado.
According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, "any device that explodes or leaves the ground," which can include firecrackers, cherry bombs, bottle rockets, M-80s and roman candles, is prohibited for private use.
Southwest Plaza is angling to be annexed by the town of Bow Mar in a maneuver designed to return sales-sax revenue to the mall for improvements to public areas.
The owners of the mall, General Growth Properties, and representatives of Bow Mar presented a possible "flagpole" annexation of the mall, which would include the town annexing several streets, to Jeffco's county commissioners on June 17 during staff briefings.
The mall is currently embarking on a $75 million to $80 million remodeling project.
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Geographical Divides: Finding Common Ground, featuring 16 Nevada printmakers, is on display through June 9 at the Nevada Historical Society in Reno. Eight printmakers from Northern Nevada partnered with eight from Southern Nevada to collaborate on a print portfolio exchange that visually explores the geographic, cultural and aesthetic differences and similarities of Nevada's two major regions.
Paired artists produced two prints from each collaboration. Each artist partially completed a traditional printing plate and sent it to their partner, who then worked on the same plate. The plate was then returned to the originating printmaker, who completed the plate image and printed a limited edition of the piece.
Collaborating artists include: Maria Arango, Las Vegas and partner Lynn Schmidt, Reno; Erik Beehn, Las Vegas and Nolan Preece, Reno; Bobbie Ann Howell, Las Vegas and Galen Brown, Carson City; Daryl DePry, Las Vegas and Sharon Tetly, Carson City; Keith Conley, Las Vegas and Sidne Teske, Tuscarora; Anne M. Hoff, Las Vegas and Vicki LoSasso, Reno; Jeanne Voltura, Las Vegas and Candace Nicol, Reno; and Juan D.Varela, Las Vegas and Ashlea Clark, Reno.
The exhibit was organized by the Nevada Arts Council, a division of the Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs. Geographical Divides: Finding Common Ground is part of the Nevada Touring Initiative – Traveling Exhibition Program, and is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Nevada State Legislature.
The exhibit and the Historical Society are open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday at 1650 N. Virginia St. in Reno. Free parking permits are available. Call (775)688-1190 for details.
The Nevada Arts Council is the agency charged with ensuring that state and national funds support cultural activity and encourage participation in the arts throughout Nevada. In addition to providing hundreds of grants to arts and community-based organizations, schools, artists and local municipalities throughout the state, the Arts Council coordinates a variety of statewide programs and activities such as the annual Poetry Out Loud recitation competition for high-school aged students, traveling exhibits, artist residencies, workshops and cultural assessments. For more information, please visit the department's website at www.nevadaculture.org.


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Rose Cottage - Kingswear, Nr Dartmouth, Devon, England - Sleeps 4
Rose Cottage affords truly spectacular panoramic views over the River Dart, Dartmouth, Dart estuary, Darthaven Marina, the Britannia Royal Naval College and upstream towards Dittisham. The stone cottage was built in 1880 in a sought after position, it has private access to both Ridley Hill and the village centre. A great location on the sunny English Riviera.
A village near to the mouth of the river Dart Estuary, Kingswear is on the North East bank of the river Dart estuary and stands opposite the ancient sea faring port of Dartmouth, Devon. The village has a Church, Primary School, Library, local shops, public houses, restaurants, rail station which has a seasonal steam train service to Torquay. It is the home of the Royal Dart Yacht Club and has the convenience of an established marina, Darthaven, Devon.
Two vehicle/passenger and one passenger only ferries link Kingswear with Dartmouth and run throughout the day all year round. A bus service links the village with the Torbay towns of Brixham, Paignton and Torquay. A great steam train service runs between Torquay, Paignton and Kingswear with number of stops along the way. This service is a must for steam train enthusiasts, children and anyone who wants to rekindle their memories of steam trains.
Dartmouth is situated at the wide mouth of the River Dart the town rises up the hills. The large modern marina has meant up-market shops being introduced, but the town`s history is never far away. It has a very large range of restaurants, public houses and small specialist shops as well as the major chains. The range of restaurants is considerable so their is no need to ever cook in your vacation rental home.
The Dartmouth area, Devon is a great location for a family holiday as their are attractions to meet every need.
- Internet Access
- Log Burner
- Pub/Restaurant Nearby
- Waterside Location
- Beach Nearby
- Garden/Outside Area
- Golf Nearby
- Satellite/cable TV
- Microwave
- Dishwasher
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- Shower
- Accessible via Public Transport
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The accommodation offers you a range of modern facilities which will enable you to enjoy your holiday, where you will experience a seaside holiday in a peaceful location.
Rose cottage is available all year round for a vacation ranging from a short break to a week or mores stay. So you can escape from the stress of life and enjoy the panoramic sea and estuary views of Devon and the visitor attractions of Dartmouth, Salcombe, the Eden Project, Dartmoor, Heligan, Plymouth and Torquay.
Facilities: Rose Cottage is approached via 53 illuminated steps, with handrail, down from Ridley Hill to Woodland Terrace. It sleeps 4 people and is a great location for boating, beach, walking and relaxing holidays, or those wishing to explore Devon, Dartmoor and Cornwall. Rose Cottage offers you a great base to explore Devon, Cornwall, Dartmoor, the coast and beaches. Their are a considerable number of past times to enjoy such as sailing, beaches, swimming, golf, fishing, walking, National Trust houses and gardens, etc.
Broadband connection (512k) is provided to enable you access to the web, deal with your emails, play games, etc all you have to do is bring your computer and modem, etc with you. A monitor and keyboard is also available in Rose Cottage for you to use with your computer, modem and cables.
Lounge/Dining room is spacious and enjoys spectacular panoramic views over the River Dart, Dartmouth, Dart estuary, Darthaven Marina, the Britannia Royal Naval College and upstream towards Dittisham, Devon, through full length patio doors. There is an exposed granite chimney breast with an enclosed modern multifuel cast iron fire, a storage heater and electric fire. It has a 3 piece suite, 2 stools, colour television, VHS video recorder, DVD player, CD music system, dining table & chairs. The Digital TV signal is obtainable so bring your Freeview box and cables with you.
Kitchen - this room also enjoys wonderful views of Dartmouth and the river Dart estuary. It has a range of modern cupboards and electric four ring ceramic hob, fan oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, sink, cupboards, cutlery, crockery, iron, ironing board, First Aid Kit, etc.
Bedroom 1 - The main bedroom also has stunning views of the river Dart Estuary, Above Town, Harbour, New Angel and Dartmouth. It has a double size bed, wardrobe and storage heater. Radio alarm clock and bedside lights. A hair dryer, full length mirror and magnifying make up mirror is also available.
Bedroom 2 - The second bedroom has great views over the river Dart Estuary, Harbour and Dartmouth, Devon. It has two single beds, radio alarm clock, wardrobe, full length mirror, bedside cabinet, storage heater and bedside lights.
Shower room - The shower room also has great views over the river Dart Estuary, harbour and Dartmouth, Devon. It has a large shower cubicle with electric shower, toilet and sink.
Garden - Outside there is a patio with a feature anchor table and chairs that enjoy uninterrupted panoramic views and the sun from morning to sunset! The garden also has a second sheltered lower sun terrace within the front garden, this also enjoys fantastic panoramic views of Dartmouth, Bayards Cove, river front, harbour and the river Dart estuary, Devon. The whole family can enjoy their holiday in this peaceful location. There is also a BBQ on the terrace so that you can relax and enjoy a meal, a drink and the wonderful view!
Car Parking - Easy parking at the top of the steps on Ridley Hill road, or in the Kingswear village car park, Darthaven Marina.
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Effective October 1, 2013
WAC 182-512-0800 SSI-related medical -- General Income Exclusions
The agency excludes, or does not consider, the following when determining a person's eligibility for Washington apple health (WAH) SSI-related medical programs:
(1) The first twenty dollars per month of unearned income. If there is less than twenty dollars of unearned income in a month, the remainder is excluded from earned income in that month.
(2) Income that is not reasonably anticipated or is received infrequently or irregularly, whether for a single person or each person in a couple when it is:
(3) Essential expenses necessary for a person to receive compensation (e.g., necessary legal fees in order to get a settlement).
(4) Receipts, which are not considered income, when they are for:
(5) The fee a guardian or representative payee charges as reimbursement for providing services, when such services are a requirement for the person to receive payment of the income.
(6) Funds representing shared household costs.
(7) Crime victim's compensation.
(8) The value of a common transportation ticket, given as a gift, that is used for transportation and not converted to cash.
(9) Gifts that are not for food, clothing or shelter, and gifts of home produce used for personal consumption.
(10) The agency does not consider in-kind income received from someone other than a person legally responsible for the person unless it is earned. Therefore, the following in-kind payments are not counted when determining eligibility for WAH SSI-related medical programs:
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Barrow arson arrest made
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Christmas tree stolen from Dalton garden
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Appeal to trace man who struck girl, 14, in Barrow
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Offender 'punched' window in Barrow overnight
AN offender caused criminal damage when he punched a window in Barrow.
Killer of Furness 'gentle giant' to walk free today
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Witness appeal after man, 52, assaulted in Barrow
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to an assault against a 52-year-old man in Barrow.
Defence secretary's boost for prospect of Trident renewal for Barrow
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The appendix is a small, finger-shaped pouch of intestinal tissue arising from the cecum near its junction with the small intestine.
If the appendix becomes infected it must be surgically removed before it ruptures and spreads infection to the entire abdominal space. Symptoms of acute appendicitis include pain in the lower right side of the abdomen, fever, reduced appetite, nausea or vomiting.
Before surgery, the doctor will perform a physical exam. The physician will check the abdomen for tenderness and tightness and check the rectum for tenderness and an enlarged appendix. In women, a pelvic exam is also performed to exclude pain caused by the ovaries or uterus. Additionally, blood tests and X-rays may also be performed.
There is no test to confirm appendicitis and the symptoms may be caused by other illnesses. The doctor must diagnose from the information you report and what he sees. During appendectomy surgery, even if the surgeon finds that the appendix is not infected (which can happen up to 25% of the time), he will thoroughly check the other abdominal organs and remove the appendix anyway.
Depending upon the circumstances of the individual patient, an appendectomy can be performed in one of two ways, through an open incision or with a laparoscope.
In the open technique, an incision is made in the lower right side of the abdomen, through the skin, muscle wall, and peritoneum. The appendix is located and then carefully freed from the surrounding structures and removed.
In the laparoscopic technique, several small incisions are made in the abdomen. In one incision a laparoscope is inserted. The laparoscope has a tiny lens to which a TV camera is attached. The appendectomy is performed by the surgeon while looking at the TV monitor. Small instruments are inserted in the other incisions and used to to remove the appendix.
If a pocket of infection has formed, or the appendix has ruptured, the abdomen will be thoroughly washed out during surgery. The surgeon may then leave the skin open and allow it to heal together on its own, to allow the infection to drain, or less frequently, put in a small drainage tube.
Recovery from a simple appendectomy is usually complete and rapid. Most patients can go home the day after the operation, and resume normal diet and activities within one to two weeks. If the appendix has developed an abscess or has ruptured, the recovery may be slower and more complicated, requiring use of medications to treat the infection (antibiotics).
Living without an appendix causes no known health problems.
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Growing up my dad was very strict on us and we never could talk to him about anything. Now that I am older, I still do not talk to him unless I need him to do something for me. That may be wrong, but at the same time he makes it hard for me to sit down and have a chit chat with him. I figured since I am an adult now and a mother of three, that I could probably be able to get up enough nerve to tell him how I feel, but I just cannot. He gets upset now when I call and ask to speak to my mom....hello!!! It's his fault!
Here's the kicker...I am my father's child!!! I am the same way with my children. They try to talk to me or ask me a question and I am always fussing back and saying no. Why is that?? I try my best to have more patience with them. I always said that I would never be like my parents and low and behold I am the replica of my dad. Thankfully, my husband is a wonderful man and he is so much more laid back than I am. Our kids love him.
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Mon, Jan 20, 2003
Air Combat Command entered a new era last week as
America's newest fighter-attack aircraft touched down at Nellis
AFB. Raptor 00-012, the first F/A-22 to be delivered directly to
the command, was flown from Edwards Air Force Base (CA), to Nellis
by Lt. Col. David Rose, chief of Nellis' F/A-22 integration office
and ACC's first F/A-22 pilot.
The command formally entered the F/A-22 operations realm January
4, when maintainers from the 57th Wing's 57th Aircraft Maintenance
Squadron and operators from the 53rd Wing's 422nd Test and
Evaluation Squadron completed the command's first F/A-22
sortie at Edwards. Rose flew his first F/A-22 sortie in Raptor
00-012 and was launched out for the mission by Tech. Sgt. Greg
Auzenne, the dedicated crew chief for the aircraft.
"All objectives were met during the initial 1.3-hour flight,"
Rose said. "They included aircraft generation by members of Nellis'
57th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, an in-flight performance
evaluation of flying qualities, integrated avionics evaluations,
flying at super cruise (flying faster than the speed of sound
without afterburner), and simulated air-to-air combat maneuvers by
the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron."
Besides the January 14 and January 4 flights, the Nellis F/A-22
team also generated a third sortie with Raptor 00-012 on January 8,
where Rose performed more flight evaluations and conducted an
in-flight refueling.
"The aircraft has performed outstanding through all our flights
and marks a turning point in the effort to integrate the F/A-22
weapons system into the combat force," Rose said.
Raptor's arrival at Nellis marks another major milestone in the
F/A-22 program there. Numerous improvements have been made around
the base to prepare for the aircraft's arrival including a new
operations area within the 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron, an
F/A-22 parts store, and the addition of a $7.8 million maintenance
hangar and a $7.5 million corrosion control/composite repair
facility. A new munitions maintenance facility will also be
Nellis is also the home of Air Education and Training Command's
first F/A-22 maintenance training facility. Detachment 13 of the
372nd Training Squadron here will conduct the initial F/A-22
maintenance training for Nellis maintainers as well as training for
maintenance training detachment instructors at Tyndall AFB (FL).
Formal training of the Air Force's first F/A-22 flight line
maintainers began January 14, and instructors will use Raptor
00-012 to enhance classroom instruction.
To prepare for the new mission, Det. 13 completed an $800,000,
5,000-square-foot expansion of its facility, which includes five
fully-automated classrooms, an F-119 engine bay and a fiber optics
lab. A full-size F/A-22 forward fuselage seat and canopy trainer
will be delivered to the facility next year.
Designed and built by Lockheed Martin, Boeing, and Pratt and
Whitney, 17 of the next-generation stealth fighters will eventually
be assigned to Nellis. Besides the first F/A-22 delivered January
14, seven more will arrive through 2004. Airmen from the 422nd Test
and Evaluation Squadron will fly the aircraft, and assist in
operational testing and the development of the tactics future
F/A-22 pilots will use in combat.
Between 2008 and 2009, another nine F/A-22s are scheduled for
delivery to Nellis's 57th Wing, and will be flown by pilots and
instructors at the U.S. Air Force Weapons School. Members of the
57th Wing will maintain all Nellis F/A-22s.
Over the next year, the Air Force's initial cadre of F/A-22
pilots, maintainers, and support personnel will also receive their
training at Nellis and in the sky over southern Nevada.
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What goes better with a good cup of English tea than a plateful of beautiful scones? Well, I'm sure we can think of a few things....but for today, the answer is nothing :)
I remember a time, about 6 years ago, when my daughter was in Girl Scouts. One of the troop meetings they decided to make scones. The end result....a mouthful of deliciousness that just wouldn't stop. They also made their own homemade butter in baby food jars...it was so cute watching a handful of giggly girls shaking the bejeesus out of the jars till I thought their brains might just shake loose. But they didn't...and their hard work was rewarded by huge compliments from all the parents in attendence.
It was worth the load of laundry to be done later.
So without further ado I give you a link to a website you can find your own scone recipies to create.....Yummy stuff here....it was too difficult to pick just one. You can do an internet search to find the homemade butter...made the way the GS troop made it and the easier way that involves a food processer.
Have fun with it and let me know which scone recipie you decide to try. Happy Tuesday!!


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Truckbed Toolboxcomments (7) December 7th, 2008 in Project Gallery
Back in 1989 I was working as a carpenter in the Ventura / Ojai area of Southern California, and my boss, Bob Thurman, and my co-worker, Brent Coffey, both had work trucks set up with pull-out tool drawers.
I had experienced some break-in and theft from my camper shell, so I wanted a means of concealing my tools from inquiring eyes, and yet keeping them handy. I liked the drawer systems that I saw at work, and designed a similar setup for my little Toyota pickup.
Those tool drawers lasted me almost 20 years, eventually moving from my truck to my pull-along trailer. Finally in '07 I decided to build a bigger system for my Ford F-150.
Of course, what I really I needed was a shiny new work truck with those cool utility-bed locking boxes, a high-security shop/garage to park it in, and a fat bank account to finance the whole shebang. Unfortunately, what I had was an ageing half-ton pickup, an unprotected driveway to park it in, and a budget as lean as a Victoria's Secret runway model. So I took what I had, and went to work.
I wasn't asking for much, really. Just wanted my tools handy, and yet hidden from passersby – while still allowing me to use my truck bed for hauling stuff. This was the best solution I could come up with.
This unit would have to withstand the weather, as it was not protected in a trailer, or under a camper shell, like my previous unit was. It was important to me that my toolbox make a statement about my work, and my commitment to craftsmanship. My problem here was that my carpentry skills were developed in the field, not in a shop. While tight miters and even reveals made for good work on the jobsite, I needed some shop skills to build the kind of functional furniture I envisioned for this project.
Hence it was my good fortune to find some evening woodshop classes in my local community college. These took my skills to the level required to complete this project satisfactorily.
The carcase was built in three separate sections. The two side boxes slide in the truck bed between the wheel wells, and then push over to the sides, and the center section slides in between them, with interlocking cleats. Finally, the top was covered with diamond plate sheet aluminum.
This protects the plywood platform from the wear & tear of cargo and weather, and provides a rugged industrial look that masks the presence of the tool storage below.
Reinforcing wood strips (glued and screwed) along the top and bottom of the sides make a pretty beefy anchor for the tie-down hooks.
The big drawer ends are set-in from the oversized handles as a protection from moisture – any water that might work its way into the tool area (as it turns out, none does) stays out of the drawer interiors, and drains out the truck bed as it normally would.
The top of the platform edge along the tailgate was sealed with sponge-foam compression-type weatherstripping, keeping water out pretty effectively. The other (front) end of the carcase is isn't open, so there's little danger of water getting into the drawer area as it drains down between the case and the front of the bed.
The big question seems to be, Yeah, Do they slide easily? These boxes are heavy when full, no doubt about it. I installed some plastic furniture glides on the bottom front of the openings where the sides of the big drawers slide, and on the bottom of the big box drawers at the very back. Everyone who's tried them out finds them easier to slide than expected. In fact, don't take off with the tailgate down, or they'll slide right out (don't ask how I know that!).
The open tailgate supports the extended drawers, so there's no need for any supporting drawer hardware. I added a tailgate lock by Pop & Lock.
I have to admit, the whole time I was working on this project I kept asking myself, is this really gonna be worth the time and trouble it's costing me? Now that it's in daily use, the obvious question I ask myself is - Why didn't I do this a long time ago?
My custom toolbox system has been featured in Fine Homebuilding Magazine and Journal of Light Construction.
Design or Plan used: My own design - HP Construction
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I have a set in my Land Cruiser and keep the basics in them.
Efficiency is profit.
Good luck on your build
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I am so delighted to see this article mentioned in the opening page of your website. I have on several occaisions searched thru the archives to find Huck's postings and photos concerning this project. I am in the preliminary stages of building a set for my 1998 F-150.
In my opinion, Huck has given terrific insight to the problem that most remodeling carpenters like myself face everyday...tool storage for a pick-up truck. I enjoyed his postings and his photos immensly.
I know that JLC did a magazine article a while back featuring Huck and his system. I believe with FHB's great Graphics Dept, they could run a more indepth and detaileded article...which I think would do a lot of good for anyone owning a pick-up and wanting to build a similar tool storage system....so long as Huck doesn't mind.
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HTC HD7S Hands-on
The 4.3" LCD display on the HTC HD7S sports the same 480x800 pixels of resolution, but the "S" means that the screen is now of the Super LCD variety, unlike the plain vanilla LCD of old, exhibiting higher contrast, brighter, vivid colors, and better viewing angles right before our eyes.
Not to mention it should be more power-efficient than the LCD on the HTC HD7. Have a look at the few pictures we snapped of the new screen on the HTC HD7S:
The handset offers a remarkably good fit in the hand, because it feels very compact for its screen size, with curved edges everywhere, and soft-touch plastic on the back. All the rest of the usual WP7 goodies are onboard – 1GHz Snapdragon chipset and protruding 5MP camera with dual LED flash that does HD video recording.
There is a kickstand tucked around the camera area, which comes in very handy for watching movies on the large screen. You should be able to store enough of those movies on the handset, since HTC has graced it with 16GB of internal memory.
AT&T's HTC HD7S will ship with the latest version of Windows Phone 7, which means an even more fluid performance, and the copy/paste update onboard. AT&T didn't hesitate to slap its carrier-specific software on it, as we could easily see the U-Verse TV service app winking at us from a double-tile on the homescreen in nasty orange.
As for availability, it shouldn't be long, AT&T has set up a preview website, where you can enter your email address to get notified for the HTC HD7S arrival. In the meantime, you can read our in-depth review of the original to catch a notion what you will be dealing with on AT&T.
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1. Kakarotto (Posts: 98; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
Kickstand! Woooot!!! xD
2. HallucinatingElvis (unregistered)
LOL, A Kickstand...
Wish my Inspire had a kickstand :(
3. luis_lopez_351 (Posts: 951; Member since: 18 Nov 2010)
Slim!...I'm impressed. Windows phone 7...Disappointed
5. joe (unregistered)
I don't know why considering WP7 kicks all kinds of ass, and embarrasses the ugly, unintuitive, choppy, laggy, fragmented pile of crap known as Android and matches and even surpasses iOS is many areas of usability and smoothness. It also happens to be by far the best looking mobile OS by a country mile.
It's not without some early headaches, but in a year there won't be a mobile OS as good. Whether that makes it successful, nobody knows. Consumers are sheep who will buy sh*t simply because everyone else is. How else can you explain people putting up with Android. I say this is a former Android user for 9 months.
8. KParks23 (Posts: 462; Member since: 13 Oct 2010)
i have to agree.... this luis guy must be hating on stuff he has never used WP7 is awesome!!! WP 6&6.5 yea pretty bad
9. Rawrzellers (Posts: 224; Member since: 22 Aug 2010)
I want to try windows 7 but there just aren't any phones that really appeal to me. That's where I think why people are hesitant to try windows 7.
4. hasgjs (unregistered)
The display looks huge. I'm not sure I like it.
6. chinakidoliver.iab (Posts: 75; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
joe ur retarded u just dont know how to use a phone
10. M (unregistered)
Of course WP7 has a more user friendly UI. Just waiting for WP7 on a LTE device with a bright 4.3" screen, dual proc and a big battery. Also want a GPS mapping program with turn by turn voice and this will be a keeper.
11. Unplug (unregistered)
While you all argue about whats better ... I work for a living and productivity out weighs angry bird or some app that does some meaningless task ... Give me office 2010 on my phone I can get my job done faster, better and make more money so I can go somewhere enjoyable with people I want to be around and turn my phone off! Wait ... WP7 doesn't need an app for that ... It comes with it ... Go play angry bird Joe
13. mattyfromma (unregistered)
I think WP7 is just going to get as popular as android when more of these phones hit more carriers. Sprint just got a wp7 phone and well its 50/50 some people prefer keyboards some dont, but this is only one model. Verizon doesnt have a wp right now, T-mobile has one model. Att is the only carrier that has a few different models. I have an android phone and like other people are just waiting for a model with more options. The good thing i think Microsoft is doing is controlling their OS and not letting every manufacturer out there customize the UI and make OS updates take forever.
14. MENINBLK (Posts: 2; Member since: 11 May 2011)
Where is it already !!!!


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Indian Head Massage
Modern daily life is increasingly stressful. In the UK, we work the longest working hours than any other country in Europe. Unfortunately our stressful lifestyles do affect our emotional and physical well-being.
In the UK, government figures recently showed that stress has now replaced backache as the No.1 work created illness. We all need to slow down, take time to ourselves. Fortunately, Indian Head Massage can help. Most people store their stress in the muscles in the neck and in the back. These are just the areas that are treated and relaxed in an Indian Head Massage.
Indian Head Massage has been around for thousands of years. When Indian Head Massage was introduced to the West, it was extended down the body to include the neck and shoulders, not just the scalp. Since many people store stress and tension in the muscles of their shoulders and their neck, this makes modern style Indian Head Massage particulary suitable for todays stressed out individuals.
Indian Head Massage involves gentle positive massage movements that can unknot tight muscles, relieving tension. Modern Indian Head Massage also incorporates an Ayuredic element. Ayuredic Medicine is an ancient Indian medical system that focuses on energy channels within the body. Many illnesses are said to be the result of blockages in an energy flow. Ayuredic Medicine describes seven energy centres or Chakras located around the body. Modern Indian Head Massage works on three higher Chakras. Since all the energy points are independant, if there is a problem with a particular Chakra, this can build up, resulting in tension and stress. By working on the higher Chakras, the whole body can be brought back into balance, promoting physical and mental well-being.
Many clients report a variety of sensations, may see different colours of the stage of the massage.
Indian Head Massage is a safe, effective massage technique that can be given and received by almost anyone. It promotes hair growth, helps aches and pains and relieves stress. Following an Indain Head Massage, many people say that they sleep better, feel far less stress, have more energy and just feel great all over.
Below is a list of benefits when you receive an Indian Head Massage:
- Increases the supply of fresh oxygen and glucose to the brain
- Through massage, an electro- chemical balance can be maintained, which results in health and long life.
- Relaxes the nervous system and eliminates the fatigue caused by mental stress and strain.
- Improves circulation of that life-giving cerebrospinal fluid.
- Increases the secretion of growth hormones and necessary for the growth and development of brain cells.
- Increases the circulation level of pranic energy, inside the brain, by kneading and pressing the muscles, accumulated toxins are encouraged to leave the body; in exchange, the cells fill with nutrient materials and prana. The body and the immune system become strong and stimina, vitality and varility increase.
- Retards hair loss, premature balding and greying, by stimulating the circulation to the hair follicles encouraging hair growth.
- Massage in general, and head massage in particular, is an effective device for inducing sleep.
- Application of nourishing oils to the head helps both calm and strengthen the nervous system. When the oil is applied to the head, it is absorbed by the hair roots; these in turn are connected with the nerve fibres that lead directly to the brain.
Preparing for an Indian Head Massage is very simple:
- Before you receive your head massage a consultation has to be completed by the therapist so you should allow at least 15 minutes extra to your therapy time.
- You should remove any chains, earrings, piercings from the neck and face area.
- No items of clothing are removed but it is advisable to wear a light top, t-shirt etc. (please do not wear items such as heavy cardigans, jumpers etc.)
- You can, if you wish, remove your shoes, this is purely for your own comfort if you wish to do so.
What happens during the massage is the next question you would ask. The therapist will explain all that is going to happen to you, then helps you to relax asking you to breath slowly, empty your mind of all the stresses, strains and problems of the day. Then hands are laid on your shoulder for a couple of minutes and when you are calm the massage will begin.
Starting with your shoulder blades, then your neck and then your head, finishing on the gentle massage of your face. You will be asked throughout the massage if you are happy with the pressure that is applied and if you are comfortable. Please remember that at any point during the massage, you can tell the therapist if the massage is too hard or too soft. Remember, it is done to your liking.
During the massage, you will be listening to relaxing music.
Indian Head Massage is now available
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New CSRS, FERS Retirement System Goes Online in 2008
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On 6-28-2007, I attended a briefing at Postal Headquarters requested by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). Tom O'Keefe, a manager of OPM, has established a program aimed at modernizing both the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) and the Federal Employee's Retirement System. (FERS) Retirement System Modernization (RSM) is an OPM initiative designed to improve the quality and timeliness of all aspects of the retirement process following an employee's separation from Federal Service. It will also serve to automate retirement claims transactions and provide retirement modeling capability for employees using electronic data. If you haven't checked your OPF personnel file in some time I would do so soon. Make sure all data is correct and times served are noted right. This new system is going online and data needs to be accurate and clean. OPM will be processing all active Federal employees by this system beginning February 2008. The first agency to be process is the GSA. The Postal Service will be the next wave the OPM will take into the system. Under this new system, there will be NO Intern Pay. Postal employees will be able to retire on any day (if qualified) and get their first full check (5) days later. OPM presented a very promising picture.
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Do you really want your personal data on line? When it comes to CSRS or TSP, just diaol the digits!
Iam military retired,FERS employed with USPS for ten years. I need understanding about catch-62. Do I had to pay intrested to keep my military pay from being reduced once I reach the age of 62? thanks you for your feedback.


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Taken at the Chatham Festival Of Steam on Easter Monday - lots to see and take images of, including 'Steam Punk Morris Dancers'. However I was disappointed with what I came home with, seem to be in the 'Doldrums' with my photography at the moment. Anyway as usual it was the close-up details that drew my attention and I quite liked this one..
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I like the shape and composition, but the skin looks a bit red (maybe that is his natural colour). Lovely textures and you can almost smell the leather
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A super close-up, Sarah, love his leather tankard!
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V2 for me Sarah with the toned down pinks, unless the man has high blood pressure?
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Wonderful detailing..nicely observed & arranged
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A great image well spotted and captured
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I guess we all struggle to maintain our 'mojo' Sarah but certainly havnt lost your eye for interesting details. This really is excellent.
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A great tight closeup with bags of detail Sarah.
Well captured.
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I think it's par for the course to hit the Doldrums every now and again- I can sympathise with you. I currently barely pick up the camera. Motivation has up and gone , probably not helped by the weather ofl late . I'm sure when Spring finally arrives and we are not in temperatures that feel like 0 and below, my enthusiasm will return.
Despite feeling in the Doldrums photographically speaking, your observational skills have certainly not deserted you. It's all in the detail.
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Thank you everyone, always appreciated!
Chant, yes I think that you are right re the weather, hasn't helped being such a long winter! Hopefully warmer days and lighter evenings will indeed return and along with them our enthusiasm too! I appreciate your kind comment re the image, thank you
Sarah x
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Well seen and taken Sarah, the perfect comp'.
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This Easter basket staple has become an icon of the Easter season all over the world. Cadbury's most famous product is the Crème Egg, a rich soft milk chocolate molded into the shape of an egg, bursting with a sweet, creamy filling and wrapped in decorative Easter foil. The Cadbury Crème Egg has become synonymous with the traditional Easter basket, made especially popular in the early 1980s with the now famous Clucking Bunny.
The Cadbury Crème Egg is the company's top seller from January through Easter every year. But Cadbury makes much more than the iconic egg: with a history every bit as rich as its decadent confections, Cadbury is a name we all know and respect as a major player in the chocolate industry.
Cadbury chocolate bears the name of its founder, John Cadbury, who opened his first shop in Birmingham, England in 1824. The store was actually a tea and coffee shop with chocolates on the side to accompany the drinks. John Cadbury was from a devout Quaker family. Quakers believed that while alcohol was bad for society, tea, coffee and the trendy new drink, hot cocoa, were healthy alternatives. True to the Quaker spirit, John Cadbury saw his business as a positive contribution to society in its aim to promote health. To his surprise, the hot cocoa and chocolate confections soon became his top-selling items.
John Cadbury was a savvy businessman with an entrepreneurial spirit, so he responded with vigor to the call of the chocolate. He immediately started to experiment with the processing and creation of chocolate. Using the simple tools of mortar and pestle, he ground the cocoa and produced his own version of chocolate and developed his original recipes for chocolate products. Just six years after opening his little tea and coffee shop in Birmingham, England, he was selling his own chocolate creations. His brother, Benjamin, joined his endeavors making a progressive team of creativity with an insatiable appetite for perfection.
This aim for perfection, combined with the missionary zeal to improve the quality of life for fellow citizens, propelled them into national recognition for superior chocolates. In 1853 Queen Victoria awarded them with a royal warrant as the official court confectioners. A royal warrant declares its recipients as designated producers of products and goods consumed by the royal family, winning them national acclaim and a prestigious status second to none.
It is clear to see that just 25 years after opening his humble shop in the English West Midlands, John Cadbury and his chocolate creations were well on their way to the established reputation we all recognize and appreciate today.
In 1905 the Cadbury Company introduced Cadbury Dairy Milk Bars to the market. The addition of milk was the beginning of the creamy texture that tantalizes the tongue and delights the senses. Milk chocolate was more than a trendy pleasure; it was the spark that ignited a chocolate obsession among the masses. The Cadbury brothers had secured their place in the chocolate industry!
The infamous Cadbury Crème Egg made its debut in 1923. It is hard to believe that this Easter basket staple is 80 years old!
A few years after the creation of the Crème Egg, Cadbury added fruit and nuts to their chocolate bars. These products were enough to support a steady growth of the business for nearly 50 years. Cadbury hit another big surge of growth in 1976 when they created caramel bars, known today as the infamous Cadbury Caramello Bar, a creamy milk chocolate with a thick, sweet caramel that oozes from the bar with every bite. This is every bit as popular and iconic as the Cadbury Crème Egg.
In the late 1980s the Hershey Company came on board by obtaining a license to manufacture and sell Cadbury chocolates in the United States. In fact, Hershey is responsible for the Clucking Bunny campaign. Hershey also brought dark chocolate to the Cadbury products with the Royal Dark Bars, a reference to both the decadent qualities of dark chocolate and Cadbury's early connections to the British royalty.
In 2004 Hershey added a new dimension to Cadbury chocolate by marketing two new limited editions: Cadbury Royal Dark Mint Bars and Cadbury Raspberry Crème Bars. The idea of limited editions heightens public enthusiasm for new products. These bars follow the tradition of a rich chocolate outer casing filled with deliciously tantalizing and sensationally creamy filling.
As each Easter season approaches we look to the Cadbury Crème Egg to fill our baskets and grace our festive tables. Family traditions are strong and they build fond memories and impressive legacies. John Cadbury's legacy of chocolate and all that we associate with sharing this wonderful treat with others is one we are all able to enjoy and share with generations to come. The history of Cadbury chocolate is built on the foundation of Quaker values and raised on the spirit of innovation and an ever reaching aim for quality and perfection.
I use to wait till Easter just to buy a few Cadbury fruit & nut cream eggs. Why can't we find them in stores anymore?
While we cannot find any information on this product from Cadbury, we did find a few alternatives that might be helpful.
Happy Easter!
We have found a wrapper under our church floor and I am trying to date the wrapper. It is a cream wrapper with pictured chocolate segments exposed, coffee trapped within the individual segments, and is priced 6d ie 6 old pennies. Can anyone please help to answer this question about the date of this wrapper as I have to write an article for our church magazine based on this find?
a friend of mine has 3 cardboard bears with games instructions on the back of each one, these belonged to his mother so are quite old, has anyone any idea when they were made and if they are worth anything
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It's all about moderation for me which is difficult when dealing with chocolate. Dark chocolate is not my all time favorite but considering the health benefits, I eat it occasionally to balance the milk varieties. Excellent rationalization, right? I can hardly wait for Valentine's day now.
It's about time - some long awaited Cadbury chocolate bars (milk chocolate pistachio, for example) are finally making their way to the U.S.! I used to only be able to find these at Cost Plus (World Market on the east coast), but now - they're more widely available, including Walgreens pharmacy. Sweet!!
Chocolate is no less harmful than other junk food. In fact, it's way better for you than junk food, if enjoyed in moderation. All those rumors you've heard about the health benefits of chocolate are not exaggerated.
Chocolate contains antioxidants which will help your body release toxins and improve overall health, and is therefore said to be one of the world's healthiest foods.
Chocolate is good for our health. In fact, it has hundreds of substances that benefit our overall health. The best type of chocolate which contains all the benefits is dark chocolate. Most people are not aware of this!
Cadbury is still my favorite chocolate brand, and let me tell you - I've tried them all. Lindt, Valrona, Frigor, Cailler, you name it. Fortunately for me, I'm based in Australia for a year, which gets Cadbury chocolates.
I sorely missed my Cadbury in the U.S., which, while present, is lacking. And of course there's no Cadbury eggs!
Go Cadbury, and thank you Australia for carrying my favorite chocolate brand
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