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Energy 2703kJ |
Fat saturated 8.00g |
Fat Total 26.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars 12.00g |
Carbohydrate Total 38.00g |
Dietary Fibre 9.00g |
Protein 60.00g |
Cholesterol 168.00mg |
Sodium 391.89mg |
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Deeeelish. Perfect laaaaamb
The roast potatoes turn out crispy with this recipe.
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SUNRISE, FL - APRIL 7: Goaltender Scott Clemmensen #30 is congratulated by Jonathan Huberdeau #11 of the Florida Panthers at the conclusion of the game against the Ottawa Senators at the BB&T Center on April 7, 2013 in Sunrise, Florida. The Panthers defeated the Senators 2-1. (Photo by Joel Auerbach/Getty Images)

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It's another story to get the rightwingers worked up into a frenzy, if one person is guilty then there must be millions like her in their mind. It's like the two jackwagons in front of the Philly polling place back in 2008, you'd think black panthers were commandeering polling places nationwide before that story died down.<quoted text>This is the black lady from Hamilton County (Cinnci) who already admitted to voting twice, one by absentee and then once more at the polling place where she worked.
How did we get from 2 to 6 and why does it matter?
The headlines I could find were all at RW sites and employed "up to" and "?" is there some mystery site where proof lives?
BTW, who carried Hamilton County Ohio in 2012?
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Morrow called up
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3:28 p.m.: Just arrived at the ballpark. Will have video of the trip for you in a bit. But first, Brandon Morrow is indeed the pitcher who's been recalled to fill Erik Bedard's roster spot. Morrow had yet to regain all of his command down in Class AA West Tennessee. We'll know in a real hurry whether or not he's ready for the bigs (hint: see whether he can throw strikes).
In other news, Charlton Jimerson cleared waivers and has been signed to a minor league deal. No word yet on which affiliate club he'll be playing for. Assume it will be Tacoma, but who knows?
4:32 p.m. (UPDATE): Just talked to Morrow in the clubhouse. Says he feels better than at any point this year and did plenty of work on a third pitch -- a changeup -- that he can use to keep lefties off-balance. That was a problem for him last season. He tells me he has enough confidence in the pitch to use if often.
Also spoke to J.J. Putz, who is almost certain not to be activated until after this road trip is over.
Putz threw a bullpen session today, lasting eight minutes and 41 pitches. Says he feels good and will throw a simulated game on Saturday in Anaheim. After that, it's anyone's guess.
"You don't want to push it,'' he said. "You just want to stay the course and see what the training staff has for you.''
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The release of the Pentagon secret tapes by the Washington Times today validates the CCB interim report that the Libyan war was totally unnecessary, since it now has been validated that Gadhafi was willing to abdicate and that he had no intention of causing a humanitarian crisis, as promoted by Hillary's State Department," said Lyons, a former four-star admiral who served as the commander-in-chief of the U.S. Pacific and a founding member of the CCB.
I tried to post about this twice now and each time the Yahoo libawholes deleted it! Glad you got through
that tother mucker had so many bandages on its face it looked like an UGLY franken stein's MONSTER! LOL
and made them "soft", the dems have no idea why Oldbamy has gone insane and delivered a fantasyland SOTU address the other night, full of his promised of rainbows, puppydogs and candy. But don't forget, the last insane dude to offer American's sweets gave them purple drank in bumfick Africa! But hey, magoo and friends have been chugging that poison for years so it must be alright all right? Nope.
Check out Snopes which tells he plagiarized much of his doctoral dissertation AND "his" famous 1963 speech from a black REPUBLICAN Pastor Archibald Carey, who 1st gave a very, very similar speech in 1952 at the Republican National Convention. Again, Snopes exposes him. WHAT A FRAUD Mlk Jr. was!
to stop terrorism, if anything, it will probably make it WORSE as they one up them with some new attack to prove they won't be stopped by a stupid march....How MOWRONIC to think that walking with signs will stop terrorists attacks! LMAO
he said in a recent interview. Another democrat traitorpos
Stop posting and replying to yourself under another ID you crazed, pathetic. lonely Sissy!
himself outside 5 yr. old boy's window. This just after said boy's 12 yr. old brother comes out of house, beating the weighnur-touching magoo to a bloody pulp
Retaliates Over Sony Hacking. top North Korean defense committee threatened attacks on "the White House, the Pentagon and the whole U.S. mainland" if President Barack Obama retaliates over last month's cyberattack on Sony Pictures, according to a statement posted Sunday to the country's official Korean Central News Agency.
"The army and people of the DPRK [Democratic People's Republic of Korea] are fully ready to stand in confrontation with the U.S. in all war spaces including cyber warfare space to blow up those citadels," said the statement, which was attributed to North Korea's top policymaking institution, the National Defense Commission..."
All the while Obama hides in cowardly dear in Hawaii!!!
he has no sense of decency or decorum. He is the crude hillbilly of the CSCO board and only dreams of being rich soaking in the bathhouse hot tub with 5 other naked weenereating sissies
private citizens through the IRS. She got her orders from the PigInChief hisown self!!! CORRUPTPOS!!!!
and is threatening the GOP-run congress from afar like a wittle wussy theatens the bigger boys from down the street and then runs away! LMAO!!!! Wait til the WUSSY comes back, he will get POUNDED by congress! LMAO!!!
and as those newly elected rightfully attack him with it full-force, many demdunces (i.e. peelowsee) will defend their lame, lame, lame duck and be get politically butchered with him. The "smarter" dems (I know, it's a contradiction in terms to call them smart) will throw his sorryass under the bus!
without even considering a white or Hispanic?? YES OHHHHH YES!
By the way dummy, the fact that he appointed ANOTHER black without even looking at a White or Hispanic as far as we know PROVES Obama is a Racist!
once again, you prove to not be "deep", i.e. no or limited research! LMAO, Merriam-Webster dictionary: " Jurist: one having a thorough knowledge of law" EITHER an attorney or a judge. DUMMY! And when the GOP-owned Senate sees that she has made a career out of prosecuting Police and Republicans she will be SCREWED!!! LMAO!
She will most certainly be voted down by the NEW Senate...Odufuss thinks he still owns the Senate when in fact it be da People who do!!!! LMAO!
I'd say it's now your and the DNC's "fantasy" that the kenyanKreep just resigns before he damages your party out of existence! If you think Hillary can win with 2 more years of Ocreep violating the law and making his OWN laws then you are NUTS! LOL
he is in meltdown mode now, his coke suppliers will need to be available bec. if you put this kind of pressure on a cocaine/meth addict they will go nuts unless they get more product up their nose, in their veins!


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Ponting made an emotional last appearance at the Test match batting crease - fittingly afforded a guard of honour by Graeme Smith - but his final tally of eight was as unsatisfying as the rest of the day for Australia, as they failed completely to cope with the dimensions of a world-record run chase, or alternatively the need to bat for two days to save the match. The Ponting episode was a brief interlude in a day characterized by South Africa's unrelenting attack on the batsmen.
In the end it was the No. 10 Mitchell Starc who top scored with a freewheeling 68, entertainment for the crowd but an indictment on those before him. Only the obdurate Ed Cowan stood his ground for any length of time, but even he had reason to curse the manner of his departure, hooking at Dale Steyn and being taken at deep square leg.
Others were out in similarly cavalier manner without applying themselves for anywhere near as long, as Steyn, Vernon Philander, Morne Morkel and Robin Peterson benefited from the pressure applied by each other. Peterson's left-arm spin was a particular delight for the visitors, drift, turn and bounce perhaps earning him a more permanent Test place ahead of the looser leg breaks of Imran Tahir.
South Africa's victory was just reward for a persistent campaign that showed an experienced understanding of Test cricket's nature as a game where how a team starts is far less critical than how one finishes. Passive at times in Brisbane and Adelaide, the visitors reached the WACA ground with the series all square thanks to the magnificent defiance of Faf du Plessis, and in the decider showed an instinct for the kill that underlined their ultimate superiority.
South Africa 225 (du Plessis 78*) and 569 (Amla 196, de Villiers 169, Smith 84, Starc 6-154) beat Australia 163 (Wade 68, Steyn 4-40) and 322 (Starc 68*, Cowan 53, Steyn 3-72, Peterson 3-127) by 309 runs
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A Suns win is a Suns win, and never more so when it's an intrasquad scrimmage.
Splitting the team up for Saturday's game at the University of California at San Diego, it was the first game-simulated glimpse of the Suns as they officially head into the preseason.
Dan Majerle reprised his Summer League head-coaching role, as his team defeated Bill Cartwright's squad, 101-80. Featuring a roster that included Steve Nash, Jason Richardson, Jared Dudley, Gani Lawal, Dwayne Jones, Matt Janning and Garret Siler, it was the 22 points from Hedo Turkoglu (9-of 13 FG) and a game-high 28 points from Josh Childress (11-of-13 FG) that sealed the deal for Team Majerle.
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To see what events are taking place in Poole libraries from January to March pick up a copy of our 'What's on' brochure available at your local library. To download a copy now click the image to the right or the link in the Downloads section.
Check the Poole Libraries blog and Twitter for further information on what is going on.
Blankety Blank Memory Cafe
Oakdale Library's memory cafes take place on the last Friday of each month from 10.30am - 12.30pm. They are open to all and especially for people living with dementia, their families and friends. The next cafe is on Friday 30th January. Come along and have lots of fun filling in our quiz!
Peters Book of Year Storytelling Event
Come along to Creekmoor Library on Saturday 31st January from 10.30am - 11.30am and hear the stories shorlisted for the Picture Book of the Year.
Living Well with Dementia
Join us in Poole Central Library on Wednesday 4th February at 10am for the launch of the new Books on Prescription for Dementia collection. Throughout the morning you can meet local organisations supporting people living with dementia, try your hand at creative writing, find out why your business should be dementia-friendly, and become a Dementia Friend. There's a free concert from the Sing Together Choir too.
Make Friends with a Book in National Storytelling Week
Our Make Friends with a Book groups are weekly shared reading groups where you can listen to stories and poems read aloud, and have a cup of coffee and a chat about what you have read. Choose the one that's best for you:
Hamworthy Library Monday 2nd Feb, 11-12
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Poole Central Library Tuesday 3rd Feb, 2-3
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Broadstone Library Thursday 5th Feb, 10.45-12
Rossmore Library Thursday 5th Feb, 11-1
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Love your library on National Libraries Day
It's time to celebrate your local library on Saturday 7th February. All libraries will be open for coffee and cake, children's storytimes and craft activities, and games. Tell us why you love your library and have your photo taken. Follow the action on Twitter @PooleLibraries
Get Crafty in your Garden
Join Dorset Wildlife Trust at Oakdale Library for a drop in session to make wildlife feeders & homes on Saturday 7th February between 10am and 1pm. Drop in anytime!
All ages welcome. Children under 8 must be accompained by an adult. Telephone 01202 262449 for enquiries.
Amongst every 100,000 people living in the UK around 20 feel that they have been born into the worng body. Kevin Turner from Over the Rainbow and members of Breakfree present a free session to help develop understandings around trans identities.
Tuesday 10th February, 7.30pm, Poole Central Library.
Telephone 01202 262449 or email email@example.com to book your free place.
If you are looking for family activities or activities for children, you should also check out the Activities section of the Family Information Directory.
Adult story time
Poole Central Library: Last Thursday of the month, 10:30am to 11:30am.
Baby Weigh sessions
Hamworthy Library: Tuesdays 1:00pm - 3:00pm. Bring any baby under one year old - no need to book just come along.
Bookstart Rhymetime (for babies and toddlers)
Go to this page for more details.
Children's Saturday Craft Activities
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Poole Central Library: Every Saturday 11:00am to 12:00pm. For ages 4-11. No need to book - just come along.
Citizen's Advice
Hamworthy Library: Thursdays 10:00am -12.30pm. Booking required Tel: 01202 670716
Coffee mornings/days
Canford Heath Library: Thursdays 10:00am - 12:00pm
Hamworthy Library: Fridays 10:00am - 11:00am
Oakdale Library: Fridays 10:30am -12:00pm
Rossmore Library: Mondays 10:30am - 12:00pm
Councillor surgeries
Broadstone Library: Lib Dems: 1st Saturday of the month 10:00am - 12:00pm
Canford Heath Library: 1st Friday of the month 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Creekmoor Library: 1st Monday of the month, 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Oakdale Library: Last Friday of the month, 3:00pm - 5:00pm - at the same time as Police surgery (Councillors Walton and Adams - Conservative)
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Twice a month it is Friday Film Night at Hamworthy Library and we have some great films lined up for you. It normally starts 7:30pm, doors open 7pm. Pay just £3.00 at the door. You can even bring your own refreshments. Tell your friends, but come prepared to make new ones! See the Hamworthy Film Night Facebook page for more information, such as dates and start times.
Games Club for Adults
Scrabble or chess, backgammon or tiddlywinks? Which is your game of choice? Bring a friend or meet new ones as you play games in the library.
Branksome Library: Fridays 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Canford Cliffs Library: Wednesdays 10:30am - 12:30pm
Games Club for Children
Branksome Library: Saturdays 11:00am - 12:00pm
Garden Club
Oakdale Library: Twigs Garden Club last Saturday of the month, every second month 10:30am to 12:30pm.
Health and Fitness
'Gentle Exercise Class' runs every Thursday at Hamworthy Library 11.30am - 12.20pm
Yoga: Hamworthy Library every Wednesday 7.15 - 8.45pm. £6 per session
Slimming World: Hamworthy Library every Monday evening 5.00 - 9.00pm and Tuesday morning 9.00am - 12.00pm
Homework Clubs
Jobs Hubs
Rossmore Library (upstairs) Wednesdays 11.00 to 2.00 and 4.00 to 6.00 and Thursdays 10.00 to 12.00.More details on our Business Information page.
Knit and Natter
Knit and chat together and make new friends. Can't knit? Come and learn.
Branksome Library: Fridays 11:00am to 1:00pm
Broadstone Library: Every Friday, 10:30am to12:00pm
Canford Cliffs Library: First and third Fridays of the month 2:00 to 4:00pm.
Canford Heath Library Tuesdays 10:30am to 12:30pm
Creekmoor Library Fridays 2:00 to 4:00pm
Hamworthy Library: Coffee and crafts, Wednesdays 10:00am - 12:00pm
Oakdale Library Tuesdays 2:15 to 4:00pm
Parkstone Library 1st and 3rd Monday, and 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month 12:45 to 2:45pm
Money Advice
Hamworthy Library: Hamworthy Money Advice Project Tel: 01202 668611 holds sessions in the library every Tuesday between 10.00 and 12.00. Just drop-in or make an appointment.
Music and Movement
Hamworthy Library: For children aged 0 to 5. Fridays 10:00 - 10:45am and 10:45am to 11:30. Booking required Tel: 01202 261530.
Neighbourhood Watch
Canford Cliffs Library: 1st Friday of the month 10:30am
Poetry Reading Group
Poole Central Library: 2nd Saturday of the month 10:00 - 11:30am
Please pick up your copies from Poole Central Library
Police surgeries
Canford Cliffs Library: first Friday of the month 10.30 - 12.00
Canford Heath Library: Please phone the library for the next surgery date.
Creekmoor Library: first Monday of the month 5.00 - 6.00pm
Hamworthy Library: first Saturday of the month 10.00 - 11.00am
Oakdale Library: last Friday of the month, 3.00 - 5.00 (at the same time as Councillor's surgery)
Parkstone Library: last Friday in the month 10.00am - 12.00pm
For more details go to the Dorset Police website
Reading Groups
Our friends at Oil Your English are starting a new reading group for native and non-native English speakers to read together. For more information email Barbara at email@example.com
Broadstone Library: The Untitled Reading Group meets third Wednesday each month 2:30pm.
Canford Cliffs Library: third Wednesday of the month, 2:30pm to 3:30pm - contact the library for details of the next meeting.
Canford Heath Library: The Canford Heath Reading Group meets on the last Thursday of each month at 2:00pm - contact the library for details of the next meeting.
Creekmoor Library: Creekmoor Library Reading Group meets first Monday in the month at 2:00pm contact the library for details of the next meeting.
Creekmoor Library: Bookends Reading Group meets on the 1st Friday of the month at 10:30am. Please contact Ms C Wright on 01202 601948 for details of the next meeting.
Creekmoor Library: Bookmark Reading Group meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month 10:30am to12:00pm.
Hamworthy Library:The Ladies' No. 1 Reading Group meets on the first Wednesday of each month 2.00 to 4.00pm
Hamworthy Library: The Hamworthy Reading Group meets on the second Wednesday of the month 10.30am - 12.00pm
Oakdale Library: Last Friday of the month 2.30 to 3.30pm
Parkstone Library: Ashley Cross Reading Group meets on the 2nd Friday of each month at 11am.
Poole Central Library: Heard any good books lately? Our reading group for blind and visually impaired people meets on the second Friday of the month at 10:30am to 12:30pm in Poole Central Library. Audio books supplied. For more information contact Janet on 01202 262452 or Dave on 01202 712869. In association with Dorset Blind Association.
See also Weekly shared reading groups
Stop Smoking Support Clinic (starting Wednesday 12th November)
Are you trying to give up smoking? Why not come along to one of our weekly Stop Smoking Support Clinics at Oakdale Library and receive advice and support from an NHS advisor.
Clinics take place every Wednesday from 2:15pm - 4:15pm.
For further information and to book your appointment please phone 0300 30 38 038, visit i-Quit.org.uk or text QUITIT to 64446.
Toy Library
Creekmoor Children's Centre Toy Library runs during normal library opening hours.
Borrowers must register with the Children's Centre and the Library. Membership is free. For more information contact Creekmoor Library on 01202 659289.
Weekly shared reading groups
Relax and listen to short stories, poems and novels read aloud. Have a chat about what we read together, and enjoy good company, good conversation and tea and biscuits!
Broadstone Library: Make friends with a book. Every Thursday morning 10.45am - 12pm
Oakdale Library: Make friends with a book. Every Monday 2:30 - 4.30pm
Poole Library: Feel better with a book. Every Tuesday, 2:00 – 3.00pm
Rossmore Library: Natter chatter. Every Thursday morning 11.00am - 1pm - come along and enjoy a cup of coffee! Would you like to help run one of these groups? We are always looking for volunteers to make the tea, help read the stories, and chat with others in the group. Phone Janet on 01202 262452 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at the NUI Galway will host the inaugural Máirtín Ó Briain Lecture to be given by Professor Benjamin Hudson. The lecture titled "Macbeth – Making a Monster" will start at 4pm in the McMunn Theatre on Tuesday, 29 April and will be followed by refreshments. Members of the public are particularly welcome.
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An tOllamh Ben Hudson, Ollamh le Stair agus le Léann na Meánaoise, a thabharfaidh an léacht tionscnaimh dar teideal 'Macbeth - Making a Monster'
Tionólfar Léacht Chuimhneacháin Uí Bhriain faoi choimirce Scoil na dTeangacha, na Litríochtaí agus na gCultúr mar chomhartha ómóis do Mháirtín Ó Briain. Is é an tOllamh Ben Hudson, Ollamh le Stair agus le Léann na Meánaoise, Penn State University a thabharfaidh an léacht Dé Máirt, an 29 Aibreán, ag a 4 a chlog, in Amharclann McMunn in OÉ Gaillimh.
Deich mbliana go ham seo a d'imigh uainn, in aois a 53 bliain, an scoláire teastúil Máirtín Ó Briain. Mar chomhartha ar an meas agus ar an ngean a bhí ar Mháirtín, agus mar chomóradh ar thráth a imeachta uainn, reáchtálfaidh Scoil na dTeangacha, na Litríochtaí agus na gCultúr in Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh, Léacht Uí Bhriain / The Ó Briain Lecture ina onóir. Deis a bheas i Léacht Uí Bhriain an réim idirnáisiúnta a bhain le saothar an Bhrianaigh a mhóradh agus a chuimhne a bhuanú.
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Tá aithne idirnáisiúnta ar an Ollamh Hudson mar shaineolaí ar mhuirchríoch an Atlantaigh sa Mheánaois, go mór mór ar an trácht mara idir Éirinn, Manainn, agus an Bhreatain. I measc a chuid leabhar, tá Irish Sea Studies: A.D. 900-1200 (Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2006), agus Viking Pirates and Christian Princes; Dynasty, Religion, and Empire in the North Atlantic (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005).
Dé Máirt, an 29 Aibreán, ag a 4 a chlog, in Amharclann McMunn, a thabharfar an léacht. Beidh sólaistí le fáil ina diaidh. Cuirfear fáilte chroíúil roimh chuile dhuine go mór mór roimh an bpobal.
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An Investigation Into the Mechanism by Which Synthetic Zeolites Reduce Labile Metal Concentrations in Soils
- Robert Edwards,
- Irina Rebedea,
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The addition of synthetic zeolites and similar materials to metal contaminated soils has been shown to reduce soil phytotoxicity and to improve the quality of plant growth on such amended soils. To gain an understanding of the mechanism by which the phytotoxicity of contaminated soils is reduced when treated with synthetic zeolites, sequential extraction procedures and soil solution techniques have been used to identify changes associated with metal speciation in amended soils. Sequential extraction data and changes in soil solution composition are presented for three different contaminated soils, amended with three synthetic zeolites (P, 4A and Y) at concentrations of 0.5%, 1% and 5% w/w, or lime at 1%. The soils were collected from the site of a metal refinery, an old lead zinc mine spoil tip and from a field which had been treated with sewage sludge. After incubation of the zeolite treated soils for between one and three months, results showed a reduction in the metal content of the ammonium acetate fraction between 42% and 70%, depending on soil, zeolite and rate of addition, compared with the unamended soils. In addition, soil solution experiments indicated that synthetic zeolite amendments were more efficient at reducing metal content than comparable lime treatment. The mechanism by which synthetic zeolites reduce metal bioavailability in contaminated soils is discussed and compared to other amendments.
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- Title
- An Investigation Into the Mechanism by Which Synthetic Zeolites Reduce Labile Metal Concentrations in Soils
- Journal
Environmental Geochemistry and Health
Volume 21, Issue 2 , pp 157-173
- Cover Date
- 1999-06-01
- Print ISSN
- 0269-4042
- Online ISSN
- 1573-2983
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- contaminated land
- in situ remediation
- heavy metals
- bioavailability
- zeolites
- Authors
- Robert Edwards (1)
- Irina Rebedea (1)
- Nicholas W. Lepp (2)
- Anthony J. Lovell (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. School of Pharmacy and Chemistry, Liverpool John Moores University, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF, Great Britain
- 2. School of Biological and Earth Science, Liverpool John Moores University, Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF, Great Britain
- 3. Crosfield Chemicals, Warrington, Cheshire, W5 1AB, Great Britain


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Lavender Cottage is set in a peaceful location in the picturesque village of Sutton Poyntz, close to Overcombe Beach and only a short drive into Weymouth.
Internally, this period property is furnished to a high standard throughout and in keeping with the era having many character features including, two open fireplaces and wood burner. Externally, there is a pretty courtyard garden complete with furniture and barbeque, ideal for al fresco dining.
Lavender Cottage is situated in the pretty village of Sutton Poyntz, a traditional Dorset village complete with thriving local Inn and duck pond. There are a further two local pubs, shops, an Italian restaurant and Overcombe Beach all only a short walk away. A regular bus service runs into Weymouth and stunning coastal and country walks are minutes away. All this makes Lavender Houses the ideal base for a relaxing holiday.
Weymouth is only a short drive away and has lots to offer, from family fun to sophisticated evenings out. The town centre has plenty of well-known high street shops, a cinema and an abundance of cafes, restaurants and bars. The level seafront stretches for three miles taking in the town centre and along to the vibrant harbour. An area near the harbour called Brewers Quay is great for people watching and stepping back in time to the 14th century in the Timewalk Museum.
Please note: A travel cot and high chair are available free of charge.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Chesil Beach 10.62 km |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Heathrow Airport 196.34 km, Nearest railway: Melcombe Regis railway station 5.31 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
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Luxuries | DVD player |
General | TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster |
Utilities | Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Shared garden, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | ++Living++ Attractive living room with double aspect sash windows and open fire. Furnished with two sofas seating four, coffee table, book case and desk. Features a flatscreen TV, DVD, CD, radio, Wi-Fi and games console. A selection of board games, books and DVD's are also available. Snug Decorated with William Morris wall paper and curtains. Gorgeous black cast iron open fire place. Furnished with two armchairs and a leather bean bag. Features a flatscreen TV, Wii games console and a selection of board games. ++Kitchen++ Features an oven, hob, fridge and washing machine. A full range of utensils including a microwave, toaster and kettle. Dining room Dining table with 6 chairs Furnished with a wall dresser and wood burner. ++Sleeping++ The Lavender Room Attractive double aspect sash windows. Furnished with a king-size bed with antique style bed head and footer, wardrobe, chest of drawers and two bedside cabinets both with lamps. Features a flatscreen TV and a hairdryer. The Cornflower Room Furnished with twin beds, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet and lamp. Features a flatscreen TV and a hairdryer. The Rose Room Furnished with a stunning wood carved French king-size bed with matching wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet and lamp. Features a flatscreen TV and a hairdryer. En-suite to the Rose Room features a shower, wc and wash basin. ++Bathroom++ Furnished with a Victorian roll top bath with mixer taps, "his and hers" sinks, wc, two large mirrors and shaver point. En-suite to the Rose Room features a shower, wc and wash basin. |
Further details outdoors | A pretty courtyard garden complete with barbecue, furniture seating six, terracotta pots with herbs for guests use. Overcombe Beach is a short walk away. The seaside town of Weymouth is in easy reach. Off-street parking for two cars. Fantastic Jurassic coastal walks and country walks just minutes away. Bus stop in the village is close by. |
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Dorset's beautiful and dramatic scenery has long made the county a favourite with writers, poets and film crews. Jurassic cliffs plunge alongside picturesque harbour towns and coastal resorts, providing an impressive backdrop for the many popular Dorset holiday destinations. Blue Chip Holidays can offer Dorset holiday cottages in many of the county's towns, each of which has a slightly different experience to offer than the next.
Poole has one of the world's largest natural harbours
Portland Castle was built in 1539 by Henry VIII to defend Weymouth
Tours of Thomas Hardy's Dorset are operated throughout the county
Weymouth town and Portland island are steeped in history. From Roman Galleys to Spanish Galleons the harbour and Island have seen more than their fair share of naval history and Royal patronage. While Henry VIII contented himself building forts to stave off foreign invasion, George III made Weymouth his summer holiday residence, attracting many wealthy ladies and gentlemen to the fashionable seaside town, and influencing its architecture leaving many magnificent buildings, statues and landmarks.
Blessed with beaches that range from the pebble rich 18 mile Chesil Beach tombolo, to Weymouth Beach's sandy shores, Weymouth and Portland have a great choice of places to visit and enjoy in both the hot summer months and the wild winter weeks. Add this to miles of stunning Jurassic coastline, a great range of family friendly attractions and a good choice of museums, and you have a surprisingly rich range of activities to keep you busy during your stay in the area.
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"Perfect location a short break"
We stayed at Lavender Cottage for a few days to explore the area and do walkies wt the dog. Its within walking distance of a lovely pub The Springhead and a few local shops down the main road. The be… More
2 Jun 2014
"Lovely Victorian House in peaceful location"
Decorated to match the era this house is down a quiet lane in an idyllic village. Within walking distance of local pubs and bus stop. Sparklingly clean we were we welcomed with local biscuits wine and… More
19 Apr 2014
"One word.............Perfect"
My family and I recently stayed at Lavender Cottage for a pre-Easter break. It was the perfect base for us to enjoy Weymouth and it's surrounding towns. The cottage was welcoming and very clean o… More
15 Jul 2013
"Shame about the garden"
Good things first, the house is clean and decor is good, it's very near two good pubs that are walking distance with good pub grub. However we didn't like the garden which is tiny and doesn&… More
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"Excellent base for exploring Dorset"
We were delighted with the high standard of accommodation and attention to detail. Welcome supplies included treats for the children and the linens and toiletries were luxurious. The accommodation s… More
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"I think we need a new face on this system because we've designed an entirely new department," she said.
Fiala wanted the top choices ranked by 13 members of the 17-member PSA: Dr. James Augustine, the medical director for North Naples Fire Department, and Dr. Jeffrey Panozzo, medical director for NCH North Naples Hospital's emergency department who also is North Naples Fire and Rescue's medical director.
But most were shocked at Hiller's vote because it was she who asked that the county solicit proposals.
Much of the controversy stemmed from Tober's post as medical director of the Wound Healing Center at NCH and his nearly two decades as chairman of emergency medicine at NCH Healthcare System. Hiller had said she wanted someone who is either affiliated with all - or none - of the local hospitals, a director free from conflict.
Tober's tenure also has been controversial. He'd accused firefighters of cheating on his paramedic exams in 2009 and 2010 and also was against consolidation, an ongoing contentious debate between EMS and fire departments.
Hiller explained that commissioners needed to see who else was out there, whether there were better candidates. She also cited her opposition to "evergreen contracts," agreements repeatedly renewed without being put out for bid.
"It's an absolute policy decision," she said afterward. "It is public policy that we do not accept evergreen contracts."
Her affirmative vote, however, allows her to bring the matter up for reconsideration at a future meeting.
Commissioner Fred Coyle supported Tober, telling commissioners he preferred a medical director affiliated with a local hospital and someone who is uncompromising with those under him.
"If that means conflict with the fire districts, that's what it means," he said. "I have seen enough of the conflict here to know that subrogating emergency services to a fire district is the worst thing that could ever be done."
Commissioner Tim Nance opposed a five-year contract and suggested renewal after a year. He called Tober's affiliation problematic, the system "dysfunctional, absolutely ridiculous and shameful" - branding the controversy "political."
But Commissioner Tom Henning said he understood what Hiller wanted to accomplish.
"Now I know we did the right thing," he said, adding that there are other contracts that have not been put out to bid.
Their vote came after 11 doctors, nurses, PSA members and others spoke about Tober and Lee, with five opposing the two.
Tober wasn't at the meeting, but said he was tired of the controversy. "I'm pleased," he said, declining further comment.
His contract was up for renewal in September. He's been director for 34 years, during which Collier received numerous awards for emergency services. He earns $105,000 yearly and pays Lee $36,000 out of that.
County Attorney Jeff Klatzkow will now draft two contracts, negotiate with the two, and the board will finalize the hirings with a vote at its next meeting.
Hiller asked that the two contracts be structured so the deputy reports to the director and Tober answers to commissioners, a move that would bar him from firing anyone without commission approval.
In other business, commissioners unanimously voted to send a letter to the state Department of Environmental Protection and the South Florida Water Management District, urging them to "carefully and judiciously review" citizens' concerns about permitting for oil exploration and extraction, including safety, emergency response and environmental monitoring - if permits are issued - and to coordinate and communicate with the county about that approval.
The letter asks the agencies to take into account that the location of a proposed oil production well is within 1,000 feet of homes in Golden Gate Estates and that their water comes from on-site wells that typically draw from the aquifer system.
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Collier County commissioners retain Dr. Robert Tober and deputy director
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Sunday - June 07, 2009
From: Oakton, VA
Region: Mid-Atlantic
Topic: Groundcovers
Title: Plants to put between stepping stones in Virginia
Answered by: Nan Hampton
We are a public school in Northern Virginia and are looking for native plants that could be planted between heavily used stepping stones and could withstand some foot traffic (mostly in a sunny spot, but would love to know good plants for different light conditions for other areas of the school as well, from very sunny to deep shade).ANSWER:
Mr. Smarty Plants suggests that you go to our Recommended Species page and select Virginia from the map or pull-down menu. This will give you a list of more than 120 native plants that are commercially available for landscaping in Virginia. You can use the NARROW YOUR SEARCH OPTION to limit the list to a particular type of plant; for instance, under General Appearance you might select 'Herb' or 'Shrub' and then select the appropriate choice under Light Requirement and/or Soil Moisture. This would give you many choices for the different light conditions in the other areas of your school. For the areas between stepping stones, here are a few recommendations. If you can keep traffic to a minimum until the plants are well-established, they will have a better chance of withstanding regular traffic.
Phyla nodiflora (turkey tangle frogfruit)
Dichondra carolinensis (Carolina ponysfoot)
Sedum glaucophyllum (cliff stonecrop)
Sedum ternatum (woodland stonecrop)
Portulaca oleracea (little hogweed)
Portulaca halimoides (silkcotton purslane)
Bouteloua dactyloides (buffalograss) grows very well in the sun and requires little watering once established. Since it grows only as high as 12 inches, it would perhaps need mowing only once or twice a season.
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