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The original role of the waterway was to ship coal from the field at Newent. Work started at the Gloucester end in 1790, and by 1798 the canal had advanced as far as Ledbury. Money then ran out, however, and for more than 40 years the project remained unfinished.
Only in 1839 did work start again, and Hereford at last came on stream in 1845. For a few years the canal earned reasonable income, with barges carrying timber, corn and cider among other products; but its staple, the Newent coal, proved disappointing - of poor quality, and hard to get - and in 1881 the waterway was officially abandoned.
Ideas about restoration began to flicker with the formation of the Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Canal Society in 1983. The first schemes were modest - to reopen one or two short stretches, and repair a few structures - but plans grew more ambitious, not least when the society was converted into a charitable trust in 1992; and now, according to Nigel Bailey, its secretary, "the long-term aim is nothing less than to restore the entire canal."
At the moment work is concentrated at Over, just off Gloucester, where the canal used to lead off the Severn. In the 1890s, an isolation hospital went up there on a shoulder of rising ground, and the builders dumped vast quantities of earth, ash and rubbish into the old basin where barges used to moor before going through the lock to the river.
In time, the march of progress overtook the hospital as well; it closed six years ago, and its former grounds now belong to the developer Swan Hill Homes, which is about to build 30 "executive-style" houses on the land.
But, by patient wheeling and dealing, the H&G Trust has secured for itself the site of the lock, the basin and the first hundred yards of the canal proper. It also won the right to carry off unlimited supplies of dark- red bricks from the old hospital buildings that are being taken down. The canal-men's trump card is that by recreating an attractive wharf and basin, they will greatly enhance the value of the new houses that immediately overlook the water.
At the moment, the site is a terrific mess. Demolition work was temporarily suspended when one of the outlying wards was found to contain three species of bat - which are legally protected. Nevertheless, huge heaps of ground- up brick rise like pyramids among the ruins.
At river level, Trust volunteers have dug out the old canal basin, down to a base of glutinous grey mud. They have built most of a new wharf wall, of reinforced concrete below and brickwork above, have started work on a slipway, and have cleared trees and scrub from the flood plain beside the Severn.
Normally, half a dozen local enthusiasts plug doggedly away at weekends; but earlier this month they received a tremendous boost when 130-odd members of the Waterway Recovery Group - the national co-ordinating body for voluntary labour on inland waterways - arrived in force to hold their annual reunion weekend on the site. Having worked at other camps during the summer, the men and women are each paid pounds 8 a day and travelling expenses for the privilege of toiling like slaves, getting plastered with mud, and sleeping on the floor of the gym or assembly hall of a nearby school.
On the day I visited, a line of amateur bricklayers was making a most professional job of the basin wall. Another gang was laying a new surface on a section of towpath. One man was driving a heavy digger, another a dump-truck.
Huge bonfires were burning rubbish from the flood plain and, up in the ruins of the hospital, yet another little team was chipping the old black mortar off salvaged bricks.
Mike Palmer, burly national chairman of the WRG, turned out on a raw November day in hard hat, red T-shirt and shorts, with a black bin-liner split at the end and pulled down over his torso like a tabard. "Canal restoration used to be all tree-bashing or shovelling mud by hand," he explained. "Now the work we're being asked to do is more and more specialised. We're using machines all the time, and for that reason we do a great deal of training on the job."
Partly because most of the materials are free, but mainly because the work is being done by volunteers, the project at Over, which would have cost at least pounds 250,000 if carried out by contractors, should be completed for less than a tenth of that amount. This, of course, is only a small part of the restoration; but the H&G Trust has already won a major victory in securing the support of local authorities, who believe that if the canal can be reopened it will prove a strong tourist attraction and bring much holiday business into the areas. The result is that if anyone now tries to put up a building along the line of the waterway, the application will be vetoed.
Restoration projects of this kind have recently become fashionable. "Canals are starting to get major funding," said Mike Palmer, "but only because volunteers have been hacking away at little showpiece schemes for the past 35 years. Here at Over, if H&G hadn't gone for it - if it hadn't been for us idiots wading around in the clay - the site would have been covered with houses, and the canal would have disappeared for ever."
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1) I've gone from a size 14 to a size 10. I can squeeze into 8's but I'm not quite there.
2) I brought my BMI from 29.3 (almost obese) to just above the healthy range (25.2).
3) I look forward to my walks/runs.
4) I have a lot more energy and fewer aches and pains. The arthritis in my hands (which don't get much exercise compared to my legs) is pretty much GONE!
5) Healthy foods appeal to me a lot more and I crave them sometimes.
6) I am using the belt I was wearing when I got married (2008) and had to get rid of the one I was wearing because it is too big.
7) I started running...that's a HUGE one for me...never thought that would happen...EVER! I am planning on running my first 5K by this fall.
8) My waist hip ratio has gone from 0.9 (apple shape, higher risk) to 0.84 (avocado shape, moderate risk)
9) I've lost 12.75 inches total! (4.25 waist; 2 hips, 2 thigh, 1.25 upper arm, 1.5 calf, 0.25 neck, 1.5 chest)
10) I've brought my resting heart rate down from the low 80's, upper 70's to the mid 60's.
11) I do not become out of breath with a flight or two of stairs...it takes sprinting up 3 or more flights for me to even feel it.
12) Dining out is not as big of a challenge for me as it was when I started. I frequently make healthy choices when dining out and I try to budget my calories to allow for splurge items a few times per month.
13) Something in my thinking has changed...I think I can be a successful maintainer this time. I "get" the "healthy lifestyle" vs "diet" difference. I try not to even use the word "diet" anymore. I make decisions everyday about how I want to live, how I want to feel, and how I want to look, for the rest of my life.
I do this without feeling deprived MOST of the time. I eat between 1300 and 1800 calories per day, depending upon how much activity I get during the day. I aim for a 500 calorie deficit per day. In reality, it's closer to 350 calorie deficit per day...some days I have a greater deficit, some days I go over what I burned substantially...and that's ok, as long as I am heading in the right direction.
I lose my motivation from time to time, but I know that if I stick it out, keep plugging away, that it will come back. I read other people's blogs to help keep me inspired. Both the negative and positive blogs help in different ways. The positive ones inspire me to be better, to achieve more, to set higher and higher goals. The ones where people share their struggles make me feel like part of this community. I see parts of myself in them.
Overall, I am pleased with my progress. Could I have gotten here sooner?...No doubt. Would I have stuck with it long enough to get here?...Maybe. For me, the winding road works best...I stop and enjoy myself along the way...not too strict about getting to a certain place by a certain time...and not so lax that I just go around in circles. I DO know that it would not have been as easy without all of you. My spark friends and the spark community in general have given me the support that helps me make the right decisions, not feel horrible about the less than stellar ones, and the inspiration to do things I never thought I would do...like running, and eventually my first 5K. My heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you. You DO make a difference.
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So many victories!!!!
What a great way to acknowledge all your hard work and attitude change.
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'TAXI! Taxi!' I screamed, only to watch the black cab drive past me – a smug-looking passenger in the back.
I was in a rush and, as what always happens, just couldn't find a cab.
No more taxing times: The app's easy to use and free, plus it saves loads of time
That's until I remembered I'd installed GetTaxi on my iPhone the day before. And, like magic, with a few clicks of a button my chariot cometh.
Yes, it's time to say goodbye to waiting around, being 'unstylishly late' for dates or missing that last train home – well, that's if you own a iPhone, Android or BlackBerry.
This clever app lets you order a taxi wherever and whenever you need.
It works by identifying a user's location to bring them a cab as quickly as possible.
Features include radar functionality so users can see exactly how far away the cab is, as well as full driver information including their number plate, phone number and picture.
So, it saves you from the embarrassment of trying to get into some random's car.
Thankfully, for someone who is frequently called a 'noob' when it comes to apps, GetTaxi is remarkably simple to use.
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It's not fiddly, either, with the menus easy to navigate, even for those new to the smartphone world.
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It beats those comical-looking hand signals I used to do to try (often in vain) to flag down a taxi, too.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, it looks like professional golfer Bubba Watson is human, after all. Watson recently revealed to reporters that he has a history of suffering from panic attacks. He stated that he has had three such attacks over the years.
Speaking to reporters, Watson said, "I've had a lot of panic attacks off the golf course. I actually went to the hospital three times thinking I was having something wrong with my heart and my wife is like, 'What is wrong with you? I've done everything. I've done EKGs, we've done tests, all kind of things. [The doctor] told me, basically, I need medicine. I need medicine that calms me down."
All I know is that if Watson does, in fact, suffer from panic attacks, it is rarely noticeable on the golf course. The medication he has been prescribed was clearly working its magic at the 2012 Masters. Had Bubba been in the midst of a panic attack when he hit one of the most memorable shots in recent history from the woods on the 10th hole, he would have likely been curled up in the fetal position and crying. Heck, facing that shot would have been enough to send me into a panic attack, even considering I have no history with the affliction.
Watson is not the first golfer recently to bring panic attacks into the spotlight. This past November, Charlie Beljan suffered through a bout with panic attacks during the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic in Florida. His episode was so bad that he was rushed to the hospital by ambulance after his Friday round, only to return to the course Saturday morning after being discharged.
Anyone who thinks that professional golfers have it easy is kidding themselves. Sure, they get to play a game for a living while traveling the world, and many of them get paid very handsomely to do so. But there is an immense amount of pressure placed on these guys on a daily basis. Just because it is different from the pressure you and I face on a daily basis doesn't mean it isn't as intense.
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Kwavi | |
Parakuyo | |
Native to | Tanzania |
Ethnicity | Kwavi people |
Native speakers
30,000 (date missing)[citation needed] |
Language codes | |
Glottolog | para1304 [1] |
Kwavi is the dialect of Maasai spoken by the Kwavi people (AKA Parakuyo or Baraguyu) of Tanzania. According to Hurskainen (1994), "The Parakuyo (earlier also called Ilparakuyo, Baraguyu, Kwavi, Lumbwa, and Iloikop) are a Maa-speaking ethnic group scattered over a large area in the northeastern and central parts of Tanzania", while Beidelman (1960) confirms that "Kwavi" and "Baraguyu" are synonymous.
- T.O. Beidelman. "The Baraguyu", in Tanganyika notes and records, 1960, no. 55, p. 244–278.
- Arvi Hurskainen. "Plant taxonomy of the Parakuyo (Tanzania)" in Nordic Journal of African Studies, 1994, vol. 3, no. 2, p. 117–162
- Karsten Legère. 2002. The "Languages of Tanzania" Project: background, resources and perspectives. Africa and Asia, No. 2, 2002.
- ^ Nordhoff, Sebastian; Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2013). "Parakuyo". Glottolog 2.2. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.
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David Kuo: British businesses should climb mountains and shout about their goods
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It is often said that if you have a good idea it will sell itself.
This is partly true, but you have to tell people about it first. Britain has a solid track record in inventing and manufacturing. But when it comes to shouting our message from the rooftops, the voice of British businesses pitching abroad has registered little more than a whisper of late.
Research from the British Chambers of Commerce confirmed this, showing that only 38 per cent of its members were exporting goods overseas. Given the large number of goods the UK imports, it's a stark reminder of why the nation needs to be an exporter again.
It is for this reason that David Cameron and his delegation of business leaders flew to Beijing last Monday to woo potential trade partners. But what is more remarkable is that British businesses have taken so long to wake up to the huge potential of China's domestic market. Britain exported a paltry £7.7bn worth of goods to China this year, up from £5bn last year. In real terms, that equates to £6 of goods sold to each of China's 1.3 billion-strong population per year. By contrast, every man, woman and child in Britain buys £380 worth of goods from China.
The UK hopes to double its exports to China to £18bn by 2015. However, businesses could do even better if they set their sights higher. China has accumulated £2.7trn worth of foreign reserves over the past 20 years; the key will be identifying what the country wants to buy.
Specialist engineers have already started. Rolls-Royce picked up an order worth £750m for its Trent 700 engines to power China Eastern Airlines' 16 Airbus A330 aircraft. Big consumer brands are another area that show potential, given Chinese shoppers' penchant for superior fashion marques.
Some of the UK's leading clothing brands that stand to benefit include Burberry, Mulberry and Laura Ashley, all listed on the London Stock Exchange. Burberry already sells a quarter of its goods in Asia, while Laura Ashley and Mulberry have tended to be more UK focused. That could change with a Chinese kicker.
Other companies worth watching include Tesco and Marks & Spencer, and Diageo could crack open the Chinese market if its bid for a stake in Chinese distiller Shui Jing Fang is approved by China's regulators.
Without question, Britain has a treasure trove of business offerings. What it needs to do now is climb to the top of the highest mountain and shout about it.
David Kuo is director of the financial website fool.co.uk
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Front/back on rail features only refers to the position of the feature relative to you, on the approach. If the feature is on your toeside, it's frontside. If it's heelside, then the trick is said to be backside.
Taking a step back for a second... a boardslide is a sideways slide where the nose passes over the feature first, a lipslide the tail passes over the feature first. A front boardslide will have your butt facing down hill once you're on the feature -- and so will a back lipslide! Likewise, a front lipslide you're facing down the hill, same as a back boardslide. Confusing? Kinda. Just remember that front/back refers to the features position, not what direction you're facing.
Nose/Tailslide is just like an off-center boardslide. If you're a regular rider, approaching backside and sliding on the tail of your board, it's a backside tailslide. But it has nothing to do with which direction you're facing
@liner if you're going *over* the feature yeah it's either a crook or a blunt slide, the difference being with a blunt slide you're more like a "pressed" position with the nose elevated a bit.
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Love So Amazing (Contemporary worship songs for organ and piano). Composed by Douglas E. Wagner. For organ and piano, 3-staff. Sacred. Intermediate. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.70-1695L).
Level 2 - If your church is including contemporary worship songs in Sunday services, here's a book of organ and piano duets that will fit right in. Respected arranger Douglas E. Wagner has prepared six refreshing and tasteful versions of some of America's most popular new worship songs, suitable for traditional, blended, or contemporary services. Songs made popular by Matt Redman, Tim Hughes, Chris Tomlin, and others are now ready for you and your duet partner to share with your congregation. "Love So Amazing" is a great solution for a church that's comfortable with music of many styles. (Two copies required for performance.).
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Blog | November 03, 2013 -
Rapid Reaction: Oakland Raiders
Paul GutierrezOAKLAND -- A few thoughts on the Oakland Raiders' 49-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles: What it means: What was it that Raiders coach Dennis Allen said on Friday? "It's time for us. If we're going to do something, we need to start making some sor...
Blog | November 03, 2013 -
Double Coverage: Eagles at Raiders
Paul Gutierrez and Phil SheridanThe rebuilding Oakland Raiders were supposed to lay down for opponents this season. The retooled Philadelphia Eagles were supposed to revolutionize the NFL with their brand of offense. Both teams have dealt with crippling injuries while bucking expec...
Blog | November 01, 2013 -
Which Eagles' offense will Raiders face?
Paul GutierrezALAMEDA, Calif. -- The Philadelphia Eagles swear their offensive philosophy remains the same no matter who is playing quarterback for them, be it Michael Vick, Nick Foles or even rookie Matt Barkley. And Oakland Raiders coach Dennis Allen believes...
Blog | October 31, 2013


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Saturday's men's college basketball roundup: No. 12 Saint Louis staves off VCU
Story | Feb 15, 2014 | 7:27 PMAtlantic 10: Dwayne Evans had 21 points and 10 rebounds as No. 12 Saint Louis extended its winning streak to 17, holding off visiting VCU 64-62 and taking total command in their bid to repeat as the Atlantic 10 regular-season champs. VCU overcame a 49-... -
Tuesday's local interest college basketball roundup: George Washington turns back Richmond in A-10 showdown
Story | Feb 18, 2014 | 9:58 PMMen: Maurice Creek scored 16 points Tuesday as George Washington (20-6, 8-4) won 73-65 at Richmond (17-9, 7-4) by pulling away late in a key Atlantic 10 game at Robins Center. The Colonials shot 40.4 percent from the field and outrebounded Richmond 45-... -
Wednesday's local college basketball roundup: College of Charleston clobbers W&M
Story | Feb 19, 2014 | 11:17 PMMen: The College of Charleston (14-14, 6-7 Colonial Athletic Association) rocked visiting William and Mary 87-54 Wednesday, shooting 14 of 22 from 3-point range and 64 percent overall from the field. Willis Hall had 21 points and nine rebounds for the... -
State men's hoops: Towson tops Hofstra, 83-77, for 4th win in row
Story | Feb 22, 2014 | 11:27 PMTowson extended its winning streak to four games as Jerrelle Benimon's 22 points and six rebounds led the Tigers to an 83-77 victory against host Hofstra on Saturday. Towson, which is No. 2 in the Colonial Athletic Association, improved to 20-9... -
State basketball: Led by Benimon, Towson wins, 80-71
Story | Feb 4, 2014 | 9:52 PMJerrelle Benimon recorded his nation-leading 15th double double of the season with 16 points and 15 rebounds to lead host Towson to an 80-71 win over James Madison on Tuesday night. Towson ended the first half on a 17-2 run to break open a close men's... -
Saturday's local interest men's college basketball roundup: Norfolk State gains payback at Morgan State
Story | Feb 8, 2014 | 8:42 PMMEAC: Pendarvis Williams scored 16 points Saturday as Norfolk State earned a season split with Morgan State, beating the Bears 64-53 in Baltimore. The Spartans (13-10, 7-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) took sole possession of second place behind... -
Wednesday's local interest college basketball roundup: VCU pays back GW, gains sole possession of second in Atlantic 10
Story | Feb 12, 2014 | 8:03 PMMen: Atlantic 10: Treveon Graham had 25 points and 10 rebounds and Melvin Johnson netted 21 points Wednesday as VCU (20-5, 8-2) took sole possession of second place in the Atlantic 10 with a 92-75 home victory over George Washington (19-5, 7-3). In... -
Roundup: Towson women's lacrosse win CAA title in OT
Story | May 5, 2014With 35 seconds left in overtime, Towson midfielder Michelle Gildea scored to lift the Tigers over James Madison, 12-11, on Sunday at William & Mary for the Colonial Athletic Association title. The win gave Towson (11-7) its sixth conference... -
William and Mary's Stimson built immense track and field legacy
Wednesday's multi-sport local college roundup: ODU gains football commitments
Story | Jun 11, 2014 | 6:16 PMFootball recruiting: In the last few days, Old Dominion has gained three more commitments for the 2015 class, the Virginian-Pilot reported, including its first on offense: Gemonta Jackson, a 5-foot-10, 185-pound running back from Petersburg High.... -
Thursday's college and local multi-sport roundup: Tribe women place 2-3 in NCAA regional 10,000-meter run; Pilots win on one-hitter
Story | May 30, 2014 | 3:02 PMColleges: Track and field: William and Mary senior Elaina Balouris and sophomore Emily Stites finished second and third in the 10,000-meter run, respectively, in the NCAA East Preliminary late Friday in Jacksonville, Fla., showing they can contend...


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Part 2 to this series about Emo people. This time see what is in store for Martin, Phillip and the depressed kid. Enjoy the second installment of Introducing the Emo's 2.
they should be bisexual!
the water gun was creul but hillarious!!!
XDD hilarious! But.... why are they gay? oo' poor homosexual lads... (not the emos.. the gays)
how come
all people that are emo and have some sort of account have xx every where in there fucking names?????