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Diary Dates
Monday 15th December
Parish Council Meeting
Thursday 18th December
Sing-a-long Carols at the Red Lion
Friday 19th December
School Christmas Service
Sunday 21st December
Carol Service and Tea
Wednesday 24th December
Blessing of the Crib
Thursday 25th December
Christmas Day Family Communion
Friday 26th December
Red Lion Boxing Day Golf Challenge
Thursday 8th January
Mobile Library visit 9.55 to 10.10
Thursday 8th January
W.I meeting starting at 2pm
Saturday 10th January
Common work party
Thursday 15th January
History Group meeting
Friday 16th January
"My Life as a Cold War Spy"
Monday 19th January
Parish Council meeting
Tuesday 20th January
Common work party
Saturday 31st January
Common work party
Thursday 5th February
Mobile Library visit 9.55 to 10.10
Saturday 7th February
School Quiz Night
Thursday 12th February
W.I meeting starting at 2pm
Monday 16th February
Parish Council meeting
Tuesday 17th February
Common work party
Friday 27th February
Spring newsletter copy deadline
Tuesday 3rd March
Common work party
Thursday 5th March
Mobile Library visit 9.55 to 10.10
Thursday 12th March
W.I meeting starting at 2pm
Thursday 12th March
History Group meeting
Monday 16th March
Parish Council meeting
Saturday 11th July
Village Festival Day
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Butterflies and Dragonflies
If you were around Coleshill Common on weekdays during July and August, you may have wondered what a strange woman wearing a sunhat and clutching a clip board was doing. Well, I have recently been volunteering to monitor and record butterflies and dragonflies seen on and around the common and pond. I have been walking the same route each week, keeping record of the weather conditions and making notes to increase understanding and to help with future management of the common.
It has been a fascinating way of identifying the species present and how numbers and types vary across the weeks. 13 species of butterflies have been positively identified, as well as at least 4 species of dragonflies/damselflies.
Early to Mid July– if you entered the common from near the Windmill, you would have seen many dark brown, small Ringlet butterflies. As the month progressed, they continued but were soon joined by fluttering clouds of brown and orange Meadow Browns and Gatekeepers on the boundary of the wood and common. It is quite hard to distinguish between these two types. You have to track one down to a perching position to be absolutely sure of what is being seen. But it is worth it. Looking close up at any of these beautiful creatures is a delight that makes time stop and the world seem a better place. In the centre of the common at this time – there were many Marbled White butterflies actually on the common. At first glance –'just' another White butterfly (of which both the Small and Large variety are present) but a closer look shows a beautiful, almost 'stained glass window' of black and white wings. In similar areas, a buzzing carnelian red flash showed themselves to be 6 Spotted Burnet moths.
Late July As the month progressed, small flashes of blue around the edge of the common grassland showed that the Common Blue Butterfly had arrived. At a similar time, orange shapes, triangular when perched, meant that there is a small population of both Large and Small Skippers.
August when the blackberries were ripening early, we were able to enjoy the patterned beauty of cream on dark brown of the Speckled Wood butterfly (photo right). Occasionally a lone Peacock and Small Tortoiseshell were seen, as well as some dragonflies, probably Southern Hawkers.
Meanwhile, over at the pond – dragonfly dramas were being enacted. One dominant male Emperor dragonfly patrolled about 10-12 feet above the pond and was observed seeing off opposition from the Broad Backed Chasers who preferred the margins of the pond. It was there over several weeks, but unfortunately no female Emperor was seen. Many tiny flashes of blue showed that the pond has a population of Common Blue damselfly.
I wish I could pretend that all this was hard work, but in fact with the wonderful weather, the company of friends who assisted me as 'Spotters', followed by lunch at the Red Lion, it was a good way of learning more about the common and enjoying the summer!
Joy Johns
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The Pond
Restoring a Natural habitat to Clenemer
A Good Home for a Dabchick
For many years there seems to have been something wrong with Clenemer the village pond. It served what most people think is the most important function, to have a population of ducks for the children to feed, but for some who have an appreciation of wildlife it was not functioning anywhere nearly as well as it should. We have always been of the opinion that if the pond were good for wildlife once more that would also make it attractive to the villagers.
What had gone wrong with it? Well, it might be interesting to speculate upon ) but we weren't going to waste a lot of time doing so unless it revealed a valuable solution. There was anecdotal and factual evidence that it once supported more indigenous wildlife: crested newts, water crowfoot, starfruit, a dabchick, toad and frog migrations. Villagers recalled youngsters catching fish on rod and line. What features and conditions would help us feel that the pond is back to useful life for wildlife? My personal desired conclusion would be when a dabchick (or Little Grebe) is once again seen fishing on the pond.
Five years ago, a decision was made to try to reduce the silt load of Clenemer by dredging and thereby improve the water quality which in turn it was hoped would result in a pond which was a healthier freshwater habitat in which a much wider range of wildlife could thrive.
Recently Chris Wege put a lot of effort into writing a management plan for the pond. During this process Chris and I observed that the dredging had not seemed to make much of an improvement. It seemed like the same old pond with the same old problems. So we thought we would just do a few quiet researches to see what we could find that might more naturally improve the pond.
|Mirror Carp Found in the Pond
The first success was that Chris found information which described the detrimental effect that non-native and hybrid carp have on small ponds. Basically they eat the place out. They are a species which can completely dominate their environment if not controlled by predators.
Mirror Carp found the pond
Secondly, Chris found a human predator, a man who runs a fish farm who could come and deplete by removing many of the carp. He also has a long practical history of pond and lake management and came to talk to us on this speciality of his at our AGM in the village hall. Like many we were impressed by his knowledge and so are prepared to accept his advice. Chris and I have drawn up an intention list of processes which we would like to establish for the pond that could improve the water quality. They are:
Removing the carp
- Liming the pond
- Applying barley straw treatments
- Persuading people to feed the ducks on grain supplied in packets - see the RSPB advice on the village website
- Planting a reed bed to filter the runoff from the road drain.
- Planting the pond with indigenous aquatic plants once the conditions seem suitable for their survival.
We hope to begin work on the first three processes this autumn. Patience is required, these natural processes take time to work.
Graham Thorne
More information about these three processes, with technical details, will be available on the website in due course.
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Feeding Ducks
The ducks on the Village Pond give us all a lot of pleasure. Before feeding the ducks, please read and follow this advice from the RSPB.
Feeding Bread to Ducks RSPB Advice
Bird-lovers in the Midlands are running the risk of killing ducks, geese and swans – with kindness. By being fed bread the birds can develop a health condition which can prevent them from flying. As a result, victims might be unable to seek out more nutritious natural food, and could eventually starve to death. Bird experts are warning well-meaning families to stop throwing starchy scraps to ducks, geese and swans on park ponds, lakes and rivers in the region. They say that it is much better to give them properly balanced food which is easy and cheap to buy.
Graham Madge, of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) said: "Feeding ducks on the park pond – or geese and swans on rivers – has become a long-established favourite pastime for many people, especially parents with young children.
"It is an excellent way for the public to have contact with birdlife and for toddlers to learn to appreciate ducks, geese and swans later in life. "But feeding bread – or we've often seen chips – to birds can lead to them developing health problems.
"Food thrown into the water, but not eaten, can also cause difficulties with nutrient build-up in the water, especially in closed water like ponds and lakes.
"We don't want to stop people from feeding ducks, geese and swans but they should consider buying properly balanced food which is available from pet shops or from vets.
"They are even partial to pieces of cut-up green vegetables, which are good for them and which people can take from home."
The major health problem to birds caused by over-feeding with bread is a condition known as Angel Wing – deformed wing growth which stops birds from flying. Too much bread or chips also causes bloating, making the birds lethargic and ill-looking. The imbalance of protein and carbohydrates in the diet is passed on by adult birds to ducklings, goslings and cygnets as they develop in the egg, and causes deformed wings as they grow up. Significantly, the condition is unknown in areas where humans do not feed birds.
Local councils across the Midlands are also concerned about uneaten food floating on park ponds and lakes, and lying on the banks of rivers which, as well as being unsightly, can attract rats. Left-over bread can also become riddled with bacteria and – by attracting large numbers of birds to places where people regularly feed them – there is also a problem with fouling on grassed and paved areas.
A veterinary practice in Bewdley, Worcestershire, has become so worried about the potential health hazard in the town that it has put up warning signs along the promenades beside the River Severn. Riverside Vets, aiming to 'Keep Bewdley's Birds Beautiful', is selling suitable bird food for 50p a bag, with proceeds going to charity.
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Village Bus
From 24 February the timetable for the no.73 Red Rover bus through the village has changed yet again. Transport for Bucks do this from time to time in order to keep us all on our toes and to demonstrate in due course that no one uses the service and it can therefore be safely abolished. So please use it if you can!
For the record, the Monday-Friday service towards Amersham now leaves the Red Lion at 0914, 1141, 1341 and 1726, arriving at the station at 0937, 1154, 1354 and 1737 respectively. On Saturday, departures are at 1028, 1228, 1428 and 1628 (all arriving at the station 13 minutes later).
In the reverse direction, weekday buses leave for Coleshill (via Penn Street and Winchmore Hill) at 1115, 1315 and 1650. Departures are from outside Carrols. On Saturdays, buses leave Amersham for here at 1015, 1215, 1415, 1615 and 1715.
Dick Ware
Bus user
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Maundy Money for Dumpy Swerling
Dumpy Swerling had the honour of receiving Maundy Money from the hand of the Queen in Christchurch Cathedral on Maundy Thursday this year. Her nomination came from the Bishop of Oxford in recognition of over 50 years of devoted community service.
This article describles the origins of Maundy Money
Photographs by John Jefford
The word Maundy is derived from the Latin mandatum (command) and lies behind the name Maundy Thursday (the day before Good Friday in the Christian calendar). John 13:34 tells of Christ at the Last Supper giving his disciples a new commandment, that they should love one another. This command has been symbolized since at least the 13th century (the first record is of King John – who, given this, was clearly not a wholly Bad King) by the sovereign displaying humility to a selection of the poor of his kingdom. The ceremony initially took the form of washing the feet of the chosen poor (after courtiers had washed them several times first) and then distributing alms as money, food and clothing. James II was the last monarch to wash feet and the food and clothing elements have also subsequently fallen by the wayside.
Today, the Queen gives two purses of money to the same number of men and women as her current age (so 87 of each this year). They are chosen for services to their church or local community. A white purse contains the Maundy Money itself – sterling silver coins in denominations of 1p, 2p 3p and 4p, in a total amount summing to the Queen's current age -- while a second, red, purse contains the monetary equivalent of the previously distributed food and clothing. This sum has been deemed to be worth £5.50 for some years now.
Although most monarchs in the 18th and 19th centuries delegated the annual task to court officials, Elizabeth II has been absent on only four occasions since she came to the throne.
Dick Ware
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Fibre Broadband Arrives!
BT are now accepting orders for Fibre Broadband from customers served by Amersham Cabinet no.3, the cabinet that serves Coleshill. The service can be ordered from BT Internet and also from a number of other Internet Service Providers. You can see a list of service providers at the following link: http://www.superfast-openreach.co.uk/at-home/buy-it-now.aspx
Note that not everyone in the parish will necessarily be able to receive the fibre service because of line length limitations. You can check availability using this link: https://www.btwholesale.com/includes/adsl/main.html. (The fibre service is labelled "WBC FTTC" in the list of services.)
Happy Surfing!
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Village Hall WiFi
WHOOPEE !!!!!!! we have Wi-Fi.
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Boxing Day Golf
For one day only, the roads of Coleshill become the 'Gleneagles of the South'. And with golf balls flying, no window pane in the village is safe! This year's tournament was captured by Penny Ware with her camera.
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Grove Mill Restoration
Following a recent detailed study of the windmill, Mr Mayank Patel has engaged the services of leading millwrights to repair and restore the cap and sails. In September the sails were taken down by crane, the wooden cap lifted off and a temporary roof placed on the windmill.
A small number of History Group members were invited to view the restoration in progress and were interested to hear from the millwright, Paul Kemp (one of only 6 or 7 left in the country), about the difficulties of lifting off the sails and the cap and the meticulous repair that is being done (overseen by the Historic Buildings Officer of CDC) to put the mill in good stead for another 30 years or more. The windmill had been without sails for many years until Mr and Mrs Dawson put them back (without canvas) in the mid 80s. Whilst all the winding gear is intact, there is no longer any machinery inside the tower, so a return to milling is not an option (though nationally there has been a revival of flour production from working mills in recent years).
The mill was built to a Kentish design (see Herne Mill, Kent, for comparison) – not at all typical of Buckinghamshire. It was only working actively from the 1860s until about 1920. The cap might originally have been made of pitch pine but is being repaired with Douglas fir, which is lighter than oak. The cap weighed around 6 tons at the time of its recent removal by crane.
There are photos of Grove Mill in the Historic Photographs section of the website and Luke Borwick, one of the consulting millwrights, has directed us to the Mills Archive Trust which has several more.
Penny Ware
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New Christmas Lights
From Christingle to Twelfth Night the churchyard lights have been a long standing feature of the festive season, their erection and destruction in the hands of The Master of Lights. The Master had warned that their reliability and luminosity, not his, was failing. The Jubilee party was their final outing. In deference to the past Master the new, collective, Master foreswore colour. The spectrum of 'white' was one feature of the choice to be made by the new regime - bright white or cream. Visibility from Bottrell's Lane was a further criterion - a pandering to outlying villagers of rank.
Collective forces contrived a new Aufklärung for Christingle 2012. The past Master appraised: "You have passed muster" but none of it could have been done without Lamps & Tubes.
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Sub-Station Update
As part of the work to enhance the views of the common, work is continuing on the electricity sub-station at the northern end of Windmill Hill. The trees surrounding the sub-station have been removed and will be replaced by natural hedging when the soil has lost its toxicity caused by the tree roots. In the meantime 'hurdles' have been woven on site to screen the unsightly sub-station.
The screening work was carried out by Mike of Micksticks Wattle Fencing.
Pictures from Before and After the Work
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The New Magpie Club
The New Magpie Club Toddler Group & Coffee Bar
Every Friday 9 – 11am
Coleshill Village Hall
Pictures From the First Meeting - 19th October
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Best Kept Village Competition
Coleshill wins 'Highly Commended' Grade
The Buckinghamshire Association of Local Coubcils (BALC) have awarded Coleshill the Highly Commended grade in the Morris Cup in this year's Best Kept Village competition.
The judges state of Coleshill, "It is obvious that the community takes pride in this village. The overall appearance is very good".
Well Done all villagers who helped us achieve the certificate of merit which is displayed below:.
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Walk4Life is a free website that promotes health and fitness through walking. The site allows you to find walking routes nearby and to share your own routes with others. You can also monitor your progress by recording the distance you walk and your average speed.
To visit Walk4Life, click on this link
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Reporting Potholes and Blocked Rights of Way
Bucks County Council now have a web page where you can report problems with roads and rights of way (footpaths). The web page has a map that you can zoom to specifiy the precise location of a problem, and a simple form that allows you to describe the problem.
Please use the page to report potholes in roads, blocked footpaths, etc. You can find the page at this link
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Stitch and Bitch Club
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Churchyard Gravestones
A new section of the website has been published that describes the gravestones and memorials in All Saints' churchyard, together with a location plan showing the position of each grave. To visit the section, click on this link.
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Common Cows
Five Dexter cows arrived today (Tuesday 20th September) to graze the common for the next few weeks. A rota of villagers will regularly check the cows and the state of the electric fence.
About half of the grassy area of the common has been fenced off for the cows. When they have muched their way through that, the fence will be moved to the remaining area for the cows' second helpings!
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'Beating the Bounds' Walk
On 15th May, Christian Aid organised a traditional 'Beating the Bounds' walk around the historic boundary of Coleshill.
About 30 intrepid villagers and their friends set off from the Water Tower at 11.30am, of whom about 15 arrived back at the Water Tower nearly four hours later. The animation below from Google Earth shows the progress of their walk as recorded by a GPS receiver. The animation is speeded up 20 times so the circuit completes in about 10 minutes.
So whether or not you participated in the walk, please sit back and enjoy the action replay. It's almost as good as the real thing!
Beating the Bounds Photo Gallery
Rogation Day
Rogation Day was traditionally on 25th April or, if this was at Easter, the following Tuesday. There were in addition three minor rogation days on the three days leading up to Ascension Day (this year 2nd June). Rogation derives from the Latin "rogare: to ask" and the day itself was an opportunity to ask God and the Saints for blessing on the Parish and its lands.
The Church took the festival over from earlier pagan rites, used for similar purposes, and indeed pagan elements remained in medieval English Christianity. The processions and the associated "beating of the bounds" were an opportunity to whip (with switches of willow) devils and evil spirits out of the Parish. For this reason and also the frequent invocation of the Saints which formed an important part of the festival, Rogation processions were frowned upon during and after the Reformation, though they were still permitted for secular reasons (i.e. establishing and confirming boundaries).
To remind ourselves of the importance attached to the occasion 500 years ago, however, the following extract from Eamon Duffy's "The Stripping of the Altars" sets the scene:Late medieval Rogationtide processions, with handbells, banners and the parish cross, were designed to drive out of the community the evil spirits who created divisions between neighbours and sickness in man and beast. They were also designed to bring good weather and blessing and fertility to the fields....The sense of unity on such occasions was very strong. Processions from neighbouring parishes which happened to converge might come to blows, in part because they believed that the rival procession was driving its demons over the boundary into their parish. Those who absented themselves from such processions...were seen as bad neighbours. George Herbert, writing in 1630, exactly captured this dimension: "Particularly [the country parson] loves procession, and maintains it, because there are contained therein 4 manifest advantages: first, a blessing of God for the fruits of the field; secondly, justice in the preservation of bounds; thirdly, charity and loving walking and neighbourly accompanying one another, with reconciling of differences at that time, if there be any; fourthly, mercy in releeving the poor by a >liberall distribution and largesse, which at that time is or ought to be used. Wherefore he exacts of all to bee present at the perambulation and those that withdraw and sever themselves from it he mislikes, and reproves as uncharitable and unneighbourly."
There we are then! What more encouragement do we need to join in this year's procession and beating of the bounds.
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Chuchyard Tree Felling
On 3rd March, an old oak tree was felled in the churchyard. This was necessary because the tree had died and was becoming hazardous. The work was quite delicate because of the tree's proximity to the church, the road, and to overhead power lines. For this reason, the tree had to be felled in sections and the individual pieces carefully lowered to the ground. The work was expertly carried out by Jamie Dyer and his team.
The following photo gallery records the event. Photographs by kind permission of John Jefford.
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Buses are Good for us!
|Clott's bus service in the 1930's - from Chesham to Beaconsfield and back, all day long
Unless we make a conscious decision to do so, we rarely think about public transport when planning our travel. The default is simply to get in the car and drive. Fortunately, most of us in Coleshill have enough money to own and run a car and are not in that sense dependent on a public transport system. But this is by no means true of everyone in our local area and, from personal observation, it is quite clear to me that a large number of people in Amersham and around (many of them elderly or infirm in some way) rely entirely on the bus service to go shopping, visit their friends or whatever. They do not have the money to run a car or the ability to walk very far and, without a bus, would find themselves confined indoors a lot more. The bus, in a strange but heartening way, provides their social life.
I say all this because, in today's economic environment, local authorities find themselves having to make large budgetary cuts and the subsidy provided to bus companies for local bus services – a number of which will not pass a profitability test but still perform an essential social function – will undoubtedly be looked at extremely carefully. Routes carrying few passengers, which would include the 73 through the Village, may well disappear.
My plea, therefore, is for us all to consider using the service we have before it suffers the same fate as the local shop and Post Office and is forced to close for lack of custom. It is all very well to bemoan the loss of something previously valued but nevertheless not supported in any practical sense. Once the decision is taken to close something, it is usually too late to resurrect it. The 73 passes through Coleshill three/four times a day and the timetable allows a good hour's shopping time in top Amersham before returning. You can also go on to Chesham, though the timetabling for the return journey becomes slightly more complicated in that case. And venturing further afield (the world's your oyster), the A30 will pick you up once an hour from Amersham Station and you'll be at Heathrow in 50 minutes.
I haven't even mentioned the environmental benefits but this is probably enough of the polemic! It would just be good if we could all think more about the bus as a possibility when we want to go somewhere. Obviously, it will not always be a realistic option but, where it is, let's choose it more than we do at the moment. We might regret it if we don't.
Dick Ware
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a report that explains or justifies or recommends some particular policy
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I want to completely turn off the responsive feature on the website How would I go about this?
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Nice theme, your team does great work! I'm trying to center the main menu but can't seem to figure it out. Can you please help me?
Sure we can help you – just create a new issue at http://support.createit.pl and we will send you required CSS snippet.
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I submitted a concern on your support section and I have not been contacted regarding my issue. I need to complete this project ASAP and the size of the logo is not acceptable. When will I hear from someone?
If your issue is still not resolved, please send me an email to email@example.com – I will try to speedup things on our end.
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is it possible to have the social icons above the adress on the iphone as it is on the computer or ipad? they are not appearing and the adress needs to be upper.
It may require custom CSS code. Could you please post this question on our support forum: http://createit.support?
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First, let me say that it is a beautiful theme. However, I was wanting to do some customization and found it a bit difficult. The theme does not use the bootstrap grid and only a two column layout is possible out-of-the-box. The columns use % widths and many of the class elements are fixed width (box shadows, etc.) Also, the class names are not very intuitive and took some time to figure out how each behaved. I do like it, but I wish I had know this information prior to purchasing. My project requires adjustments to the column widths, making many of the layout features useless unless the image widths are modified. That said, if the overall layout is what you need, it is nicely done.
Hi, I'm interested your theme but I have some questions: - Does the template contain working email script? - Is any possibility to add more locations (pins) on the google map?
1. yes, email script is included in the package 2. yes, since this is just pure HTML theme – you simply need to add some code
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Am I missing something, or does the gallery not include lightbox functionality?
You will find lightbox, for example on this page.
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But why is it not already built into the gallery?
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Just a shame that for the. The design is great but the technical quality compared to what else is available on the marketplace doesnt justify the price imo.
Thanks for your comments – we will thoroughly consider this. But unfortunately I'm afraid that it is impossible to please everyone.
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Ernie Grunfeld lost his job during the last post-lockout season in 1999, when he made two controversial trades, for Latrell Sprewell and Marcus Camby, that failed to yield immediate results for the New York Knicks. Grunfeld was able to find some vindication when Sprewell and Camby went on to spark the Knicks' surprising run to the NBA Finals later that season.
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Single Plane Or Dual Plane intake?
I am building a 355ci S10, and I ran the DEsktop dyno with a Single plane manifold, and got:
With a Dual Plane intake manifold, I got:
This will be going in a 3400 pound 1998 Chevy s10, what combo sounds better? Would the more torque from the Dual Plane be better then the higher power from the Single? Also, what would be a good stall converter for my Turbo 350? This is also on a 100 Shot of Nitrous.
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Based on your info the single plane manifold is better while running on nitrous.
A good converter for street/strip N/A and nitrous use is a 10" "3500stall" converter.
What are the inputs (engine specs) you used to come up with those Ddyno results?
Unless you're building a dedicated purpose built nitrous racer build the motor to run good without nitrous.
Adding and additional 100hp using nitrous is easy. But most of the time you'll be running on the motor without nitrous.
A single plane manifold may not be the best choice overall. its depends on your total combination and how you'll be using it.
Ddyno does not accuratly show the power potential of some of the better RPM type dual plane manifolds with a modified plenum divider. These manifolds only give up a few ponies as compared to a single plane manifold on anything shy of a race motor. On a street motor its really a toss up as to which is better.
A 350 with a single plane manifold will want a 3500stall converter minimum and steeper rear gearing.
As a general trend; a single plane manifold has stronger power above 4000rpm than a dual plane but at the cost of torque at 3000 and below.
DDyno shows this.
I wish DD had the RPM airgap option :D That manifold is perfect in these applications. Its high enough and flows enough that it acts much like a single at high RPMs but the dual plane construction keeps low end civilized. Tests have shown that compared with a Performer and a Torker, the RPM air gap only give up a couple lb-ft next to the performer and only a couple hp next to the torker
The airgap's certainly are a great little manifold. I'm seriously thinking about swapping out my Super Victor for one to make my 383 more streetable. It's all fun and games up high in the rpm range, but a little bit too mild and grumpy down low. Plus they never generate decent vac at idle.
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are you pulling the car forward or winding it forward.
the choke of a dp intake will pull you to the internal "wing" velocity. idle to 3000 will happen quickly in a performer.
a single has no hi end choke off other than internal volumn. so if you are winding past the 3000 with a stall you can enjoy the top end benefit. it wont make your performer cammed engine pull to 6500rpm.
My advice for you is duel plane. Simply because it raises your low end preformance as well as mid range torque. I cant be sure because I dont know what you have done to the motor already and what you will use it for.
Is it a dedicated race car? Runs only quarter mile races? If so, then a single plane manifold is where you want to be
Is it a dual purpose car, 1500-2500 RPM 99% daily driver and 1% in quarter mile increments? If so, then you need a dual plane manifold for driveability, fuel mileage and starting.
i think there is a space between, the RPM and the performer intakes.
this in between is, believe it or not, a low rise single plane. similar to the old stock 2 bbl single plane manifolds used to build power and mileage.
i am currently experimenting with them and find this to have some basis here.
almost all my v8 rebuilds have been performer types with factory milder cams. i like the smooth performer type powerband that pulls you forward hard. bubbly idle, not thumping my morning coffee.
if you were using a 3000 stall or manual trans, you may like those low rise small runner single plane intakes, compared to a high rise RPM.
in crysler land the single plane street dominator is a superb 440 intake. it is very low rise. it make a nice substitue for a RPM when hood clearnace is an issue.
the 440 performer, if topped on a hot 440, can feel as if the choke is still being applied. especially at its higher suggested rpm ranges 4700-5000+.
the 440 RPM makes the most power on the dyno. for a given builder level of experience.
the SBC there are some stories of bogs and inability to spin the tires when 350v8 was topped off with a RPM intake on near stock builds. the larger volume and runner kill velocity under 1500...thats why.
thats my take
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Deluxe Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
SuiteMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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5-star luxury hotel with a full-service spa in London (Battersea)
With a stay at Rafayel on the Left Bank in London (Battersea), you'll be close to Stamford Bridge Stadium and Imperial College London.
This 5-star hotel is close to Royal Albert Hall and Buckingham Palace.
Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and premium TV channels provides entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs or showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club and a spa tub. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the complimentary area shuttle.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and an elevator (lift). Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
In addition to a full-service spa, Rafayel on the Left Bank features a health club and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This luxury hotel also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, 24-hour room service, and a porter/bellhop. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Rafayel on the Left Bank is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Health club
- Free Wi-Fi
- One meeting room
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Self parking (surcharge)
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Bathtub or shower
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- iPod docking station
- Room service (24 hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Banyan on the Thames - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
24-hour room service is available.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a health club and a spa tub.
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, River Wellbeing. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy.
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The fine print for Rafayel on the Left Bank
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
How you can pay
Your pets
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You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
24-hour check-in
- Breakfast fee: between GBP 9.95 and GBP 14.95 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: GBP 15 per night
- Deposit: GBP 50 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 30 per night
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Have you made plans for New Year's Eve?
December 31st is a great night to meet new friends, make resolutions, share a toast of things to come and maybe even grab that special kiss at midnight! You can do all this while listening to a local band! My wife and I plan on going to Saratoga's First Night so I listed just a […] [Read More]
Nite Train – Episode 053
listen download The Nite Train Band has been entertaining Albany, NY (Capital District) crowds since its' inception in March of 2003. The band has come a long way since its' first show, with the most radical upheaval occurring in 2006 when bassist/band-leader Ken Briggs and keyboard/sax-player Marcus Benoit set out about the task of turning […] [Read More]
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Slick Fitty Show Dates Released
The hard rockin cats from the band " Slick Fitty" will be doing some rare club dates starting in 2009. Heres how the short local tour is shaping up: Jan.23rd— Rock And Bowl At The City Sports Grill, Clifton Park NY Feb.6th—Dream Street Bar, Glens Falls NY March 7th—Dream Street Bar, Glens Falls NY March […] [Read More]
New Release: John Armstrong Regan – "Ten for Ten"
A couple years ago, my friend John told me about an album he wanted to record. He was writing ten songs for his wife, Danielle, and wanted me to help him record them as an anniversary gift. I thought it was a cool idea. After hearing the songs, I thought it was an excellent idea. […] [Read More]
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Debut Show for The Atomic Cucumbers and the Great Balls of Fire
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When Bruce finds a golf buddy in ex-supermodel Angie Everhart, Kris wonders if she should call up an old buddy of her own--especially when she spots some incriminating behavior that makes her think he's contemplating an affair. watch
Model and actress Angie Everhart has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and will undergo surgery on Tuesday, Extra reports.
When Bruce finds a golf buddy in supermodel Angie Everhart, Kris wonders if she should call up an old buddy of her own-- especially when she spots some incriminating behavior that makes her think he's contemplating an affair. Meanwhile, Rob finds himself on Khloe and Lamar's doorstep--again. But Khloe is wiser the second time around, and the moment his attitude goes south, she is all too ready to kick him to the curb. watch
Garden Of Evil movie trailer - starring Malcolm McDowell, Richard Grieco, Angie Everhart, Olivia Hussey, Justin Carroll, Kelly Nelson. Directed by James D.R. Hickox. Genre: Horror
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As the summer of 1988 winds down, three friends on the verge of adulthood attend an out-of-control party in celebration of their last night of unbridled youth. Starring Topher Grace, Anna Faris, Dan Fogler and Teresa Palmer, Take Me Home Tonight is a raunchy, romantic and ultimately touching blast from the past set to an awesome soundtrack of timeless rock and hip-hop hits.
Recent MIT grad Matt Franklin (Topher Grace) should be working for a Fortune 500 company and starting his upward climb to full-fledged yuppie-hood. Instead, the directionless 23-year-old confounds family and friends by taking a part-time job behind the counter of a video store at the Sherman Oaks Galleria.
But Matt's silent protest against maturity comes to a screeching halt once his unrequited high school crush, Tori Frederking (Teresa Palmer), walks into the store. When she invites him to an epic, end-of-summer party, Matt thinks he finally might have a chance with the girl of his dreams. With his cynical twin sister Wendy (Anna Faris) and best friend Barry (Dan Fogler), Matt embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime evening. From stealing a car to a marriage proposal to an indescribable, no-holds-barred dance-off, these friends share experiences that will change the course of their lives on one unforgettable night in the Go-Go '80s.
Bruce hits the green with actress and supermodel Angie Everhart. Check out his skills on the course.
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Supermodel and actress Angie Everhart lives in Los Angeles, CA with her boyfriend, Carl, her son Kayden, and Carl's daughter Joann. When it comes to caring for the children, Angie and Carl split duties. Food Network stars and best-selling authors Pat and Gina Neely live in Memphis, TN. They have been married almost 20 years. As a couple that lives and works together, Pat and Gina spend a lot of time together. The biggest difference between these two households is their eating habits—one cooks and the other relies on pre-packaged meals.
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When Bruce finds a golf buddy in ex-supermodel Angie Everhart, Kris wonders if she should call up an old buddy of her own--especially when she spots some incriminating behavior that makes her think he's contemplating an affair.
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At the height of his success with the Jackson 5, Jermaine Jackson saves his brother Michael from drowning in an ocean riptide; during a routine skydive Angie Everhart's parachute fails to operate properly causing her to free fall for a thousand feet; Elisabeth Rohm is nearly crushed by a spooked horse; and Jose Canseco comes inches from nose diving off a rocky cliff when he falls asleep at the wheel.
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This exclusive was dropped in my hat and seemed just too bizarre not to report. On Friday, July 22, former Sly Stallone squeeze Angie Everhart will moderate a Sigmund and the Sea Monsters-centric panel down at San Diego's Comic-Con. Angie will grill the show's creators, Sid and Marty Krofft, about all things Sigmund — including the Sept. 6 DVD release of the first season of the psychedelic 1973-75 kiddie show. "Now that Angie has a young son, she is very aware of kids' programming and she is a huge H.R. Pufnstuf fan," explains Marty. "I thought she would be great to host our panel at Comic-Con this year, so I asked her and here she is."...
SNL alum Jimmy Fallon is altar-bound, having popped the question to longtime honey Nancy Juvonen, who co-owns Flower Films with Drew Barrymore and apparently never saw Taxi, says the New York Post.... Also heading to the chapel, I now read, are Joe Pesci and Angie Everhart (?!).... Lou Diamond Phillips' second marriage, to Kelly Phillips, has officially been dissolved. The couple will share custody of their three children, with Phillips paying child and spousal support totalling $12,200 a month. Guess who wants more Numbers guest gigs now?
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I am so excited about the June 4 Ex-Wives Club [Mondays at 9 pm/ET, on ABC]! My daughter Tiffany (who's 13 years old now) and I previewed the episode together, and let me tell you how wonderful it was to share huge laughs and also have tears of empathy and joy streaming down our faces at the same time. It is so great to be part of a show that the whole family can enjoy together and get to experience those special moments!This episode in particular is so special to me because Tina, our female participant, and I formed such a huge bond from the very beginning. She is from New York, which happens to be where I spent 15 very important years growing up, and she also is an actress. When I called to tell her she had been picked to be on our show, she cried and said she had watched me on TV since she was a little girl and had always wanted us to meet. Who says there's no such thing as fate? She had seen me go through a lot of joy and pain in the media, and I think she could relate to so muc...
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The first episode of Ex-Wives Club is one that I am particularly fond of because not only do we help our "man and woman of the week," but we throw a car out of a plane at 10,000 feet! The premise of the show is that we are trying to help a man and a woman get through what can be one of the hardest experiences of a lifetime: a divorce. These people were left broken and hurt, mad and sad, among many other emotions. How many of you out there can relate to a heart ache? All of us, right? We as humans seem to grow when we are in pain what is up with that? What about growth when there is no pain? But that is a topic for a whole other show! So back to the first episode of Ex-Wives
.Debbie Ford puts them through a two-day, very intense crash course of what they did wrong in their relationship and what to do to get over it. I am talking hard-core, people she tells it how it is. (I love that, by the way.) Then Marla, Shar, and I take over and give each person what they need...
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"My Daddy told me I'm a queen / But you call women other things."
'Inception' time!
Brooklyn Decker, Leighton Meester, Julianne Moore, and more in this month's Best Entertainment Photography.
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Keeping a toothbrush clean and free of germs is just as important as maintaining a regular regimen of dental care. With both electric and manual toothbrushes, the main thing is to keep them out of contact with bacteria that can lead to an infection.
Rinsing a toothbrush thoroughly after each use and letting it air dry standing upright in a container is recommended by BreathMD.com. Instead of a single cup for all family brushes, they should be stored in containers with separate openings and enough space for each brush to dry without touching the others.
Even in the tightest of quarters, toothbrushes should be stored some distance from the toilet, not in a container on top of the commode. To prevent contamination, tucking toothbrushes away in a medicine cabinet is the best way to store them.
Spreading contamination can lead to a range of oral health problems, which may mount if people miss dentist appointments because they can't afford dental insurance. Maintaining good dental habits and having regular check-ups go hand in hand. Signing on to a discount dental plan that offers lower rates for dentist services is one way to maintain preventative oral care.
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Whether people use a manual or electric brush is secondary. As long as they use brushes with soft bristles that doesn't damage tooth enamel, the choice of using a battery-operated electric or a traditional manual toothbrush is a personal one. Each has its advantages.
Family dentists frequently provide manual brushes to their patients. They are great for helping young children learn how to perfect their tooth-brushing skills. For adults who have sensitive teeth, a traditional brush allows them to control the pressure they place on different areas of their mouths.
On the other hand, EverydayHealth.com states that those who have limited mobility or arthritis in their hands may have an easier time letting an electric brush do the work. A brush head with a rotating-oscillating action is best for removing plaque from teeth and massaging the gums. However, many manual models also come with ergonomically shaped handles for better gripping and a more comfortable hold.
While manual versions are less expensive than electric toothbrushes, consumers should keep in mind that it's the bristle heads that need to be replaced every three months or so - the same as manual brushes - not the whole apparatus. Batteries should be replaced as needed.
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