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Washington's ancestral home in Dorset The ancestors of George Washington resided at the Grange whilst high above the burrow lay sleeping so high overhead At the foot of the purbecks where pigeons did nest where partridge and peacocks did dance to young maids In the village of Creech where the brambles were deep near warehams proud country with grass walls so steep Where the blossoms grew rich and the zunners did play not far from the harvests and the making of hay The old house was built of rich purbeck stone with the crest of the family in a place they called home Where the USA crest gave birth to the free where landed young gentry were rooted by sea few know its history and its fight for the free the cannons of Cromwell and the royalists pleas Though its grounded in histories we've yet to recall that the greatest of America was rich in its lore The call to the brave and the crest on the wall the family mottoes and the days that befall the village of Creech with its twists and its turns with its high burrow views so gifted and sworn. DORSET TALES Where thatch grew rich upon the downs where as a child i bedded down where rivers ran and streams did play country proud and zunners gay Where farmland stretched within the eye where grass was long and trees were high where lanes were twisting tales of life where birds and vixen spent their nights Where cock did crow and gals did chase across the heath where kisses saved There neath the boughs where blossoms bloomed they chased the girls for afternoons where church bells sounds and forest woke to sunshine leaves and farmers jokes Where inns were rich in course n tones where ale was drunk and debts were loaned across these lands of farming folk the village idiot once eloped Within the shades of oak and birch the milkmaid with the lads would converse tales were told and songs were sung along the purbeck hills left wondering Where tanks now haunt the countryside once was a gem of life abide the past is just a treasure trove of memories of flying geese and summers breeze Where dartford warblers sang each morn sand lizards scurried across warehams high lawns the river frome could tell a tale once frozen over afore the sale. THE BLACK BEAR HOTEL As a child i lived in the black bear hotel where celebrity's came from near and far there were film stars of screen and stage the Beverley's and pop stars of that golden age they came to wareham on the frome where the purbeck hills were our true home The grockels came to walk and stare along with poets and artiste fair the banter of the market stalls the fish you caught and the names they called The church that stood upon the hill the walls of grass and the meadows fields the cows that gathered in stoborough lane the pound where i courted Mary Jane The school where stuckey gave us boys the cane the quay with monkey Susie inside a cage with her big tin collecting box upon a chain The press and media came to stay in black bear rooms for high class pay the little shops that sold quaint pots the sandpits and the bestwalls smocks The tourist haunts of Lawrence Shaw the anglebury cafe and the kids so poor the lady st Mary bells that chimed the verse i wrote and the poems that rhymed. The labourers parish There's a natural streams runs under the flagstone pathway of the church with a heavy arched stone carved out in the delightful little porch the fields and meadows all around are buttercup and lily wet with leaves of emerald green and shrubs around yon fence The walks to bourne valley and the hills of high intent are gathered with the elder trees that frequent this relent there's a a pub called shoulder of mutton where john Augustus did frequent where the pedlar's and the gypsy kings did pay no council rent The roads to ringwood market was long and heavy down with heathers and Rhodie bushes with fir trees spread around the kinson green was famous for the stocks where fools were locked with ponies for the common man and Gulliver attired the grass was course and hills were steep were gypsy vans did ride where chaffinch chirped and warblers song was the Gypsy's greatest pride Though gravel pits and clay were rich whilst brickyards were employed with families for to work till dusk every man and boy the heaths were rich in bird and Brier and the springs upon the down where lodge hill stood and men made good all work for half a crown The work was hard with hours long and laborer's earnt their pay from morning light to dinner time until the end of day. DORSET STEAM FAIR Ye old steam fair is here each year upon the downs with fun and beer the oil it smells and the tracks are mud where cars are parked upon the meadows green the carousels play and delight the scene The crowds flock here again this year to buy the goods or storm the gears there's gypsy folk and traveler's tales with smoky air and diesel smells There's big machines to roll n ride across the Dorset countryside where zunners run and play n stare at all the folks within the fair With marquee tents and music rock stalls to sale and gears to lock amusements rich in fields of green bikers parades and beauty scenes Crowds of folks flock here each year to mingle and to enjoy the spirit here where hills are steep and views are grand the steam fair spreads across this land. CHARLIE WILLIAMS Charlie Williams lived in the village just close to cuckoo woods where the bluebells grew so thick n tall close to where the stocks once stood He lived with Bertha his loving wife far from the welsh hills tracks where birdsong was his childhood melodies where nothing did he lack There's the Little bungalow by the winding track where I often came to call where we chatted in the morning light then at the evenings fall Old Charlie was a Williams's lad far from his native land where the valleys were of evergreen the mines were steep tall and grand Charlie could tell a yarn when locals came to call the children played there in the sun whilst the wood pigeons gave their calls He would sit and feed the robins there you could see him every day he feed them from his open hands before he went away. A DURZET POET He wasn't yet in running for the poet laureate for he was destined for heartaches and only sad regrets He was once just a hobbly hoy or so his grandma say though he was a dreamer with these visions in his head For days and nights he studied life and all its hidden realms he knew that he was destined for some young darlings arms the shadows of existence cast a spell his way with charms but he was lost in wonder there sitting on the bay of qualms The village children mocked at him and the jester called him names but he was just so sanctimonious would not join in their foolish games he lit a pipe for peace each night and granted wishes too but he was just a foolish dreamer for thats what poets do The village life was restful though its ways were foolish talk the yokels were just farmer boys with hay and old pitchforks though he was uncouth and ignorant to the city's modern ways he preferred to dream at night and roll gals in the hay Though he would often recite realms of verse and rhyme his adversaries and peers read his prose upon the vine the walks he took and tales he told were harmless and so rare though he preferred the scenic life and the journey to the fairs All the joys of youthfulness were strung upon his frame all his sweetheart maidens blessed his love heart games though fanciful and gaiety were terms no longer used he wrote of knights in Armour and lovers on the loose His words were cast in diamond text with sonnets running through his prose and dialect was cast in durzets nasal tones as he mimicked the farmers boys at the castle on the dome then he whistled in his melody as he took the long walk home. In the country The country lad was up at dawn to milk the cows and mow the lawn the dairymaid was kinda sweet she gathered daisies at her feet The morning sun was breaking through as the cockerel crowed his cock a doodle do the ganders chased the boys and gals and the lad took water from the well The farmers wife was baking cakes and the farmer was in town on the make The distant church bells did chime as the poet wrote another silly rhyme love in dorset We built sand castles at sandbanks swam naked in studland bay walked through Compton acres walked along shell bay We ran through country meadows tripped down country lanes made love in the hayricks in wareham in the rain We rode a bus to kinson danced on the village green went to the fair at alder hills then went to paint the scenes We cuddled up at purbeck view afore the sun went down then we went to corfes great castle then we went to weymouth town The stars came out to meet us and i took your hand again told you that i loved you one more time again We kissed in the full moonlight when all the seagulls soared and then we went a walking over at west moors The air was fresh and scented there was blossoms on the trees you told me sad old stories and you made me hold you close I kissed you in a stone doorway it was near lulworth bay we made love in the sand dunes you stole my heart away. LULWORTH VISIT Carousel ladies with wishing well hats cricket players with oaken wood bats trumpet players in the village band they all had me to make promises i couldn't keep they all rode to market in a green jeep The durdle door surf it was mighty a roar and the sand it was fine and the love was amour The crabs they were tiny and bit many toes and the rugged rocks they tore at your clothes the baskets were laden with lobsters a crying and there many many a chef happily frying The lulworth lord was in his terrain the tanks were firing the castle drew grockels the trust it was financially fine the village was dead and sold off its hopes at the last war time Whilst the car park prices were too dear by far so don't come to Lulworth my dears if you get there by car. Springtime in poole Cockerels a crowing and kids are at play lambs in the fields its a Brahms holidays lovers out walking and birds they do sing sun is a shining at first day of spring there's hares in the meadows and cows in the corn there's music and laughter its good to be born There's daisies and clover and rabbits a run whole lot of blossom and spring has begun the seas on the shoreline lapping today there's sands near the oceans and boats in the bay the sailors are dancing with girls on their arms you can hear the music and sing all their songs The hills of the purbecks they beckon to you there's treasures on islands and mermaids at Poole the seagulls they soar and the suns in full view the holiday makers make their way down to Poole there's hardy and blyton and old Robert Lou there's stories to tell them and crackerjack too them cockle are ripe and the fairs coming too there's so much to see in the olde town of Poole where Augustus john spent many a day drawing the gypsies and the boats in the bay you can write of old Freddie the boxer in town the Lawrence Arabia who worked for the crown Gulliver's at Lilliput or kin son today you can see all his contraband its stacked in Poole bay The cockleshell heroes were filmed across the way tenkos at wool and its spring holiday there's monkey world theme park and canford cliffs too the millionaires paradise they come here to Poole the yanks live at sandbanks john Lennon did too Brian cruthcher was speedway king and i was a fool. SUMMERS DAY IN WAREHAM On wareham bridge one summers day the lads were gathered for water play the river it was deep and wide with grassy banks on other redcliffes side The boats were few and the swans were proud and the local fair drew many a crowd The lady st Marys bells did chime and old granary was selling wine the vicar he was drunk like newt and the Bobby's bell went toot toot toot the farmers gathered on the quay and heather sat along-sides me on stoborough green the lassies danced and Ned and Mel had their romance The sandpit's band played many a fine tune and we stood up late till twas full moon. Ganders go a walking Six ganders went missing from the Manning's farm one day they had all had enough they had all decided to run away Old granfer he looked and he asked grandson ray have you seen the ganders anywheres today They looked in the cow shed they looked on the canford heath they looked in the copper house they looked in the meadows they weren't with the sheep They looked in the allotments they looked in the pigs sty's they looked in the brickyard the gravel pits too and asked folks going by have you seen the ganders anywhere in Poole The ganders had scarpered couldn't be found just then the Dorset echo boy brought the daily papers around they were there on the front page six ganders been found their picture so bold headlines -six ganders go a walking along wallisdown road They'd stopped all the traffic they caused a great din their hissing n squawking twas a terrible sin We went to the cop shop to take them back home those naughty six ganders that went on the roam. | My Dorset Poetry. My poetry reading co/Bournemouth Echo click pic Talbot's two sisters Where smugglers did haunt and poachers did prey from the heath-lands of canford to the shores of shell bay their boots they were worn and the children were poor with lessons not learned and their manners absurd to the core The gentry were rich then and their houses were grand but the poor laboring men twere rest not assured the benevolent sisters took up the cause through the fine words of Owen and the cross of the lord The village was crafted and the lines they were drawn with cottages fit for the weary and worn with stables and farmland so free to transcend with the community rich in its peoples and blend The primroses grew on the footpaths its true with the church of st marks close by the boundaries of Bournemouth n Poole where the kinson estate had stretched from wimborne to Waterloo still rich in its folklore and the gypsies ole traveling crew The Talbot community was true to the cause with our lords ten commandments and its decency laws though the poor men were rich in their community life with the strength of the hands and the skills of their knives the school it was set in the woods of the land where there's heathlands for grazing still free to ole gypsy bands close by the poor commons of turfs new England's fame the sisters created a wealth amidst the stoned gravelled lanes Where sweet lodges were plentiful and men knew their places where the squires were rich and all of the lawbreakers hid of their face in woodlands and heath-lands where rabbits ran free the story of Talbot is pure history On the Wallis downs commons and in the rich lanes where folks grew their crops and the fox ran again the working men were free to gain the benefits of open land the gaffers were dedicated and the land was free where two sisters pledged their thrust in thee. ST ANDREWS At st Andrews church down millhams lane the grass grew tall twas a real bad pain the stream it flowed neath pathway neat no one knew twas beneath their feet The 15th century church it stands with scented flowers well at hand the river stour runs nearby the stinging nettles the blandford fly The meadows rich the longham lanes the church clock tower the fancy window panes the bell that chimes out the hour old Gulliver the yellow scented meadow flowers The modern hall that john Moore built the purbeck stone the seaside silt the dartford warbler in the trees the landscaped banks with bumble bees The car park that floods each autumn rain the renovation work that took place down millhams lane the cemetery that stretched one time across the millham road before the cross the congregation that sang his praise the kinson church the history books the revolving tomb the little bridge the hidden room The family heritage that dates afar before the modern home or car the walks across to the ferndown ridge st Andrews church look what they did. WAREHAM LAD On wareham walls i played as a lad the good times and the bad catching lizards and building dens sandpit's swimming by the meadows sweet back then With sounds of crickets at your feet nearby the millers favorite haunts wherein the brooks the boys did taunt under the shadey oaken tree where samways raised a family By yonder farm and haystack high where ducks and geese did oft times fly the martins Church sits upon the brow the north street lanes in nearby fields the farmers ploughed Where bestwall gals did so frequent and folks went down to pay their rents whilst the markets on a Thursday morn awoke the gentry all forlorn Farm laborers all were raised in style we walked those purbeck hills for many a mile the quayside monkey mickey was in a cage collected for lifeboats for to save The cockerel crowed to start the day samways son ken was a making hay many worked hard to earn a wage all the kids were at the rec to play David best and mp mellor too it was holiday whilst all the corn was shipped to Poole. A KID IN WAREHAM When i was a kid in wareham i played upon the walls the grass was green n high then you had one hells long way to fall We caught lizards daily n minnows on the quay i rang the bells on sundays we had rabbit pie for our tea The cuckoos lived in stoborough then they let them out the gate on Thursday Easter fun day we ate hot Cross buns On the burrow there at creche we collected chestnuts down home lane played conkers whilst at school the masters name was stuckey old samways played the fool The kids all loved the river then we had the fair i dated lots of pretty gals with ringlets in their hair David mellor i once babysat he became a con then David best turned down man utd guess he thought that he knew best dont know what he was on Hardy wrote about the town the place i love the best when i was a kid in wareham they put me through the test. The oak dales of Poole The kinson pottery stood near the old wareham road where the tower was in sight just across from the wold the brambles did grow down to oakdale and Poole where as children they played young chivvies and fools The turners and warrens did frequent the heaths where canfoird and sea view were up at the breech there were vardos around and down the old lanes where birdsong and chaffinch sang on the wane The new inn-was open and the chapels at rest where the beech trees once stood and the sparrows did nest the hurdy gurdy played in the old town today whilst the children did dance and the grinder did play The old songs have gone now and the gypsies remain though there housed in the terraces in red brick and pane no more do they wander yet some do remain amongst the brass and the gorse where there's tinder and reins Oh how they did turn to the dance and the song when the accordions played and their stories went on the brickyards and viaducts grew on the downs where the gravel pits rich and the poets were strong The Poole park was rich then so rich for the king with its gardens of primrose and its fountains and streams the dolphins they greeted one at each gate where the lodhges were rich and the sailors were mates They say churchill came here with his sketch pad and pen his cigars were lit and their stories were famed like the trails that were rich in rabbits and dens where the fox once did frequent amongst poets and wrens. WAREHAM CARNIVAL Streets thronged with zunners dogs and revelries grockels in tow and local breeds expected faces and sounds of laughter greet the air congested sidewalks girls with belly's bare Church bells ring and town clock chimes village bobbies to make it run on time wardens and children everywhere carnivals here but wheres the fair Like some events out of the past hot sunny afternoon that lasts ans lasts voices raised and moods of grace glasses in hand with bitter taste Entourage full of revelries majorettes dancing wee children on their knees music and laughter with dulcet tones riverside crowds all heading home Drinkers and boozers from taverns doors gaze on and smile know not for children playing and schools parade dresses in summer each fair maid Swans on the water graced in white riverbank bathers what a sight sirens of jeeps and trucks on the streets highways no traffic allowed just folks at play. FARMERS BOY Yesterday i took a walk down winding tracks where birdsong greets the mornings realms where reeds and heathers there bestow a pleasure garden all on show I gazed on hills that spread so green where lambs and seagulls paint the scene where clouds of cotton wool bestow their joy of life all spread below Across the heaths of rabbit run where fox give chase and farmers son sing all their songs of folks in prayer to wallow in the beauty there I spied the tractor o'er the soil the fields of grain across the moors the lilac trees and nettles sweet where tramps and ladies trod their feet The sea of spray where fishes dance the sands of time and pebbles chance the sailboats riding on the spray the sun shines bright across the bay The tower clock doth chimes the hour the church bells ring across the stour the zunners run from school this day whilst lovers frolic in the hay I spy the village pond and water pump the five bar gate where walkers hump their rucksacks and poles of fine regard all just across from the farmers yard The geese give chase to Mary Jane whilst dogs do bark and lords do monies gain where stone wall walks are set in sand where hardy wrote and Barnes statue still doth stand Where market hawkers give full guest whilst zunners run amongst the best where pubs and cafes do imitate the history of the landed Gentry's fate The walks i took that summers day across the purbecks right of ways where travelers rest and shoulders rich in history lessons spread across the purbecks ditch Whilst warblers sang and lizards squirmed the adder slid and the slow worm the master poet was lost in joy when i was just a child and farmers boy. Dorset days out In this quiet corner of the world where love and peace reside i watched the birds all in their flight the spays upon the tides The cottage nestled in the shade beside a flowing stream where thatch and bower meet the sky in my Dorset country scene The cottages of stoborough green the fields and meadows mean the growing lilac and the reeds the splendid village scenes The castle high upon the hill where Cromwell came to call where royal blood and honored blood was spilled before the victors fall I hear the calling of the cows the sheep amongst the green where village zunners ran and played where kings were crowned and queens were laid The hills of purbeck beckons me with Hardy tales anew where Barnes and blyton told their yarns where grockels came to Poole. LONGHAM WALK Yesterday we walked to longham kinson common n mead on the way saw about 500 rabbits they were in the fields at play we walked out to where the stables once skirted the bridle paths there were ponies in the meadows we whistled and we laughed They have built upon the beauty the woodlands and the green rows of mansion houses destroyed most of the scenes we stopped upon the river bank the stour was in full flow it must have been a heron giving us a show there were swans of regalia floating with fisher boys with lines we sure loved it in longham the scenery divine We dropped into the bridge house to telly savallis it once belonged he would drop in on his helicopter on Lolly's he was strong we walked back through old kinson the bridge which German's prisoners built the st Andrews church n grounds where Gulliver's tomb did tilt Though longham was delightful with its lady guests fine cottage house its thatched roofs and its quaintness its still quiet as a mouse except for the flow of traffic along the ringwood road though its kept its unique character with its field mice and its toads. DURZET MAN When Barnes was in Dorchester reside the purbecks were true countryside the egdon heath was a desolate place where the peasant folks they knew their place Where geese n gander hissed all day and little zunners ran and played where grass was green and banks were high where rivers n streams set the scene across the durzet countryside From wool bridge manor to lulworths door across egdon heath to studland shore the grass was tall and manners fine where toffs and lords drank berry wine In wareham town on Thursday morn the gypsies came to collect the corn the corn exchange twas packed with farmers too the market place sold lambs from wool The trees were high and rivers wide where samways kissed his future bride the swanage crew were set to shore and weymouth beach was waiting for lords and ladies kings and queens pastors clergy and foreign deans Poole harbor was the place to be famed for its cargo's out to sea hardy wrote of these times romantic notions and tales of woe people places from Poole to lundigo tolpuddle men met in secret haunts to form the union of free men from ranks of time and history purbeck was born from out of the sea An island set in purbeck stone with lanes and hills and dips and dales country folk sights and smells heather-ed hills and grassy walls listen to the thrush that calls The surfing seas the silvery sands the poetic words of the durzet man. Farmers daughter She was my first love my lady amour she took me dancing and bird nesting on the moors We did hay making together at that time of year she was a farmers daughter and i was in love my dear She wore pretty floral dresses that went down to the floor she tied her hair in ribbons and knew what love was for She took me in her den twas hidden in a stack she was a beauty in her stance and more so pon her back The straw n corn did tickle and the hay went down your back she wore a pretty scarlet bonnet tied up with lace her breasts were rare and ample and a very pretty face She had a master key she turned it in my lock and made sweet love with me after playing postman's knock Her stature it was bonny and her dialect was course she taught me all life's lessons next to stables with the horse Her father was a farmer and her mother made good bread her brothers were my schoolmates her sisters they were proud you took note of what they said She took me to the vicar for to see if we could wed for we had made our own bed and the village children laughed at us and the horse was called old Ned she was a Darling sweetheart but a flirt to say no less for she ran away on all saints day with a squires son called Joe. CERNE ABBAS GIANT Their cleaning up Cerne Abbas the writings on the wall they re cutting back the grass so folks can see him all Hes there in all his glory for all the world to see another seventh wonder not far from the sea They say hes got the power to fertile all the dames hes rich in height and beauty though his manhood's rearranged Hes the giant on the hillside you can see him every day his figure is upstanding drawn in chalk and clay They say hes 16Th century or could been there before hes a legend in his time with his manhood set for sure His fable is well rounded his ardor wise and true hes an olde folk tradition high up neath the blue The ladies come to see him to sit upon his throne they say he will fertilate them before they hurry home Hes a giant on the hillside they clean him every day you can see him in the books of old just across from the bay. CHARMINSTERS LOSS Rode through charmister that cosmopolitan refrain i passed its cafes and its book stores on the wane i saw its cyber cafe and its bistro walls i stumbled through its alleyways and felt its sad remorse Charminster where students haunt the streets of cars and bikes where shadows hide the poverty of sad eyed gals and dyke's charminster where cemetery hides the loss of war whe shops and fruit parade the streets of the sad eyed daffodils Charminster for banking with student loans and loss where tossers walk the streets at night and monies at a loss where noise and bustle haunt my head and inner sanctuary charminster where church and dime are ranked in majesty Charmister where bedsit land is stacked three storeys high where Indian and Chinese meet with granmas apple pie charminster the squalor aside the wealth and shame where car sale ranks and taxis meet to ride homeward again charminster where trees are hid behind the streets of loss where students walk with tourists bored and ladies taunt their worth the lights at night are calling me with smells of aromatic lust charmister home of the sad and housing land and trusts. MONKEYS TRIP I once went to the monkey house On top of up on hill i took along a dozen eggs with yokes all set to kill We travelled on the rossmore flyer up and down those hills through alder road and monkeys hump you could hear those jingly tills The weather it was wet and cold with puddles for to splash the yokels all spoke durzet twang the chattering did last The gypsy kids were chavys then there were sherwoods all in line i thought i saw the regal flicks had a neat woodbine. LUNDEGO WALKS I took a trip to lundego were gypsies camped in rain and snow on egdon heath by wareham moors where heather stretched in gypsy Roma lore The Carey walks with rhodey dens with trees so tall and song of wrens where streams were rich in woodlands lore there as a boy i saw it all The Sanford dells and stoborough green where folks all danced on Halloween the roadside vardos stranded there with gypsy rose and heather fair The moreton tracks and worgret heath where as kids we learned to cut our teeth the potato field of spiller jack with sacks of spuds upon our backs Where fishes jumped and eels did slide through rivers rich and mills that roared with waters rich and wheat not spoiled where granary walls were hard and mean with views and walks to redcliffes beauty scenes The corn exchange beneath the clock far from the brambles and stingers docks where urchin children once there played upon the heaths of yesterdays. Long time ago in kinson Long time ago in kinson village they put them in the stocks on kinson green long time again when they danced around the may queen they walked the cows to market along the ringwood road popped into the bear cross to rest their weary load in the shoulder of mutton they took the funeral crew twas a stretch to st andrews church from the port of poole Gulliver resided in the great pelhams house he was a smuggler of tea you see in cuckoo woods the bluebells did grow wild and free there were cuckoos in the meadows then in our early history there were lodges across the wild terrain over to lodge hills canford magna manor the stour ran its course with the meadow sweet flowers we made daisy chains to pass away the hours Natural water springs sprang up across the downs rabbits at wallisdown to alderney the gypsies collected heather sprigs to sale on streets at Poole we collected our nanny goat from the bogs of Waterloo The blossoms were sweet they decked the boughs an folks talked like thee and thou cows and ganders walked the gravel and sandy tracks an knobby watton wore a sack upon his back Past history of kinson village folk which stretched from the village to near the antelope the snake pub was a favourite in ol newtown young nelson lost his leg for sake of a crown. Creech Days We took a walk to Creech each year us kids from wareham town we wore our best clothes Sunday best our smiles and girls in gowns we took a stroll to creech burrow for picnic on the mount each Easter hot cross bun day we did this our numbers you could count We climbed the hill to Dorset's scenes oh was a splendid site with views of rivers hills and downs with fields all Green and bright we talked and laughed and played those games that kids all like to do we could see across to puddle town and the power station at Poole There were birds that sang upon the downs where grass grew tall and mean with walks around the mount to top to view those splendid scenes the rabbits scrambled o'er the copse and foxes chased and played we could hear the lady st Marys bells and the chaffinch on the trees The days were long and sunny then with time to do just as you please there was hot cross buns with jam and pop which was sicking and so cool we tucked away our picnic there and looked across to Poole The somerset downs were prime and the Hampshire forest moors we could see the sea and smell the gorse and loved the paddocked horse us kids we strolled home weary and full of fun and mirth Across the stoborough heath and woods to warehamd homeward course those days were full of memories and laughter with true grit we talked and strolled that route each year where upon the burrow wed sit. |
. Reminiscence's of Dorset With the dock leaves spread across the ground the fallow earth and moles own mounds the leaves of autumn spread around the farmers walks and Dorset fox n hounds The cockerel crowing in the morn the dogs that bark across the lawns the walls of purbeck stone lie hard the dandelions growing in the yard The village church and steeple tower the morning mists and autumns showers the sun that comes a peeking through the hills n dales of avenues The Wessex tales of Hardy's books the tales of Enid blytons adventures and crooks the William Barnes great poetry the Dorset hills i love to see The sandy shores of swanage town the grockels who visit our town the wareham walls and bells that chime the lambs that play most of the time The markets places where we meet the little shops and quaint old streets the stoborough green and village hall the kinson stocks where nobles all were paraded daily one and all The lulworth cove and durdle door the forest roads and seaside shores the folks who talk that durzet dialect so free take me back to times when i were with thee. |
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Ok not in the traditional sense. But I'm excited to tell you that the Liver Cleanse from dTox is enjoying an encore in my life!
If you want the recap of the last time I jumped on the juice bandwagon, you can click HERE for the skinny (pun absolutely intended)
I'm not going to lie, it's a tough week (I'm only doing 5 days) but it's totally worth it. In addition to all the other great health benefits, the cleanse was also the impetus for a lot of healthy changes in my life. For instance – I cut a LOT of the dairy out of my diet and lost a chunk of weight that way (pun intended…again.) Fact: I had been trying to kick creamer and sweetener in my coffee for YEARS and I've been happily drinking my coffee black since I finished my last cleanse 8 months ago! (Maybe this time I'll finally make the switch to tea…yeah right!)
Lately, I've been on a see-food diet. (I see food… and then I eat it.) I needed an intervention. This will be a great kick-start and I'm feeling better already!
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I just finished the 7 day cleanse on Sunday. It was a tough week. Especially the weekend when people wanted to go out to dinner, etc. The hardest part was the beets for me! I feel good though and I am glad I did it!
GO girl! Proud of you. I made it through 4 days. I am a weenie. But very glad I completed it!
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Email-ID | 1018665 |
Date | 2009-10-01 14:23:48 |
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the PM will change) - only PDL ministers or PDL+the Hungarian minority
party, at least until prezidential elections. The interim period of a
reorganized government is of 45 days, just in time for elections results
(prez elections are in Nov). The new president will then name a new PM.
Bottom line... nothing highly unusual or earth shaking, just the Romanian
political quarreling.
Reva Bhalla wrote:
What's next? What matters?
On Oct 1, 2009, at 5:19 AM, Chris Farnham wrote:
- http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125438963640055713.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Romanian Government Collapses
BUCHAREST, Romania -- Romania's coalition government collapsed
Thursday after Social Democratic ministers quit in protest at the
firing of the interior minister.
Social Democratic Party leader Mircea Geoana said the ministers
resigned "in solidarity" with Dan Nica, a party member who was fired
by Prime Minister Emil Boc on Monday over comments the interior
minister made about potential fraud in elections scheduled for Nov.
The comments were widely interpreted as an accusation that Mr. Boc's
Liberal Democrats might try to cheat to get President Traian Basescu
Mr. Geoana blamed Mr. Basescu for instigating the political crisis
ahead of elections, saying that it created further uncertainty in
Romania. The country is mired in a deep recession, and is dependent on
a loan from the International Monetary Fund to pay state sector
salaries. In recent weeks there have been protests and strikes by
railway workers, magistrates and some public workers.
Liberal Democrat Adriean Videanu, who is economy minister, said the
Social Democrats were to blame for the crisis and called the party
"hypocritical" for walking out.
Mr. Basescu called the two parties to mediate on Tuesday and suggested
that a politically independent minister or a minister from an
opposition party be named. The Social Democrats refused. According to
a coalition agreement between the two parties, the interior ministry
is led by the Social Democrats.
Mr. Boc named Vasile Blaga, a Liberal Democrat who is close to Mr.
Basescu, as the interim interior minister Tuesday. The ministry is one
of the country's most powerful because it controls a controversial
domestic intelligence agency and has almost 200,000 employees.
Both Messrs. Basescu and Geoana are expected to run in the
presidential elections.
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Helen Benziger Set for Exclusive Two Day Visit,
Thursday, June 20 and Friday, June 21, 2013
10am to 4pm
Branson, MO., June 13, 2013 – The Margaret "Molly" Brown saga will be relived in all its spellbinding glory when the legendary Titanic heroine's great-granddaughter, Helen Benziger, makes a special, two-day public appearance on Thursday, June 20 and Friday, June 21 at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, Missouri, announces John Joslyn – expedition leader of the first private exploration dive to Titanic and owner of the Titanic Museum Attraction.
" Benziger great-grandmother proved to be "unsinkable" in life and on Titanic," say Joslyn. "And, as guardian of her famed relative's legacy, so too has her remarkable, great- granddaughter. We urge all Titanic fans to make plans to meet Helen and to hear first-hand, the real inside stories she has to tell about her bigger-than-life ancestor."
The Titanic Museum Attraction is the only exhibitor of the privately held "Unsinkable Molly Brown" Artifact Collection belonging to Benziger. This celebrated collection features furniture, crystal glass ware from Ireland, artwork, photographs, Titanic memorabilia and many other treasures gathered from around the world to grace her homes.
"The exclusive "Molly Brown" Exhibit will close on December 31, 2013, so I encourage everybody who has not yet seen this extraordinary collection to consider visiting Titanic, soon," invites Joslyn. " Make it Thursday, June 20 or Friday, June 21 and you'll meet "Molly" Brown's fascinating great-granddaughter, in person," adds Joslyn.
"A one of a kind Branson Phenomenon"
- USA Today's Jayne Clark, June 7, 2013
The Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, MO opens daily at 9 a.m. Reservations are strongly suggested (many days sell out entirely in the summer.) Passengers may purchase tickets online at www.titanicbranson.com or by phone at 800-381-7670.
Cedar Bay Entertainment owns and operates Titanic Museum Attractions in Branson, MO and Pigeon Forge, TN. A privately owned-and-operated entertainment and development company, Cedar Bays is headquartered in Branson, MO., the site of its first Titanic Museum Attraction. Titanic Branson has welcomed more than 5 million guests since opening in 2006.


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Captain's log, stardate 45638.2. A scan of a long-lost pleasure cruise that exited Earth in the late twenty-first century has yielded some fascinating archaeological findings. In addition to a pair of primitive foot coverings that Commander Data identified as "Converse All-Stars," a complete and mint-condition collection of the classic mythological saga known as Animorphs, and a small, vibrating "Furby" that Mister Worf immediately eviscerated, we have discovered a piece of anachronistic human technology.
Star Command is one of my most-anticipated games for Android. Or at least it was, two years ago when it was scheduled to be released, and then again when it was released for iOS five months ago. An unreasonably long development cycle and some dodgy developer antics have made waiting for this game an exercise in frustration, and it's impossible to give it a full review without at least some bitterness hanging on in the back of my mind.
Remember that one Star Trek space battle scene? You know, the one where the captain is wiggling around in his chair while the camera shakes, and all the bridge officers are shouting things at him? "Hull breaches on decks five through eight!" "Reversing the shield polarity, sir!" "We're running low on self-sealing stem bolts!" You know.... every Star Trek space battle scene? Now there's an Android game that captures the feel of a space battle from the perspective of the shouting bridge crew.
Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got a hotly anticipated hardcore sci-fi spaceship simulator, an interesting take on the growing RPG-puzzle genre, a retro platform/puzzle game with a twist, and Namco's latest attempt at striking mobile gaming gold.
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American Idol's plan to add Dr. Luke as a judge fell apart on Tuesday, a week before taping was set to start. Now Harry Connick Jr. — who has visited Idol as a guest mentor a couple times before — is being strongly considered. If that doesn't work out, season 92 season thirteen will likely wind up delayed. "Sources say Fox had hoped to add an industry professional to the mix rather than another celebrity," THR reports. Another, shittier quote: "Sources say there is reluctance to add another woman to the mix given friction last season between Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj, which didn't play well with the show's key older female demographic." Keith Urban and Jennifer Lopez are reportedly set to come back.


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A Rare, Romantic Retreat.
Look south to the Cairngorms and at night time hear the silence. This exquisite eco-cabin just for couples offers a wildland experience blended with quirky luxury.
£95 per night
for 2 people
Sunday to Thursday
£115 per night
for 2 people
Friday and Saturday
10% Green Travellers Discount – if you arrive on foot or by bicycle
NB. We can offer only one discount per booking but always the one of greater value!
Gift Vouchers available on request for £50, £100 and 3 nights mid-week
Booking terms
Who's it for
The Woodman's Hut has been specially designed and set up for independent couples only. We regret we cannot accept 'booking out' of multiple accommodations at The Lazy Duck, very sorry.
Kit list
You should bring in all your own food although you can ask us for home baked bread, fresh laid eggs as available and poly-tunnel salads and veg in the summer.
We suggest you bring easy-to-carry baggage, not big wheelie cases, for the short woodland path leading up to the hut.
Even in mid-summer it's best to bring a good head-torch, even if you discover you don't need it. Mostly you will find it useful for the forest path at night and perhaps for evening reading.
What's included
We provide all linen, towels, and domestic essentials including candles and fire-lighting materials, logs for the wood-burning stove and peat for the outside fire-pot on request.
Fresh drinking water is provided in water carriers which can be refilled from our mains supply.
You are welcome to shared use of a small fridge/freezer that you can access at any time, 2 mins walk.
We can offer you a phone charging point and an open access internet facility, both 2 mins walk. O2 and Orange mobile networks are fairly good here, others might be less so.
A leisurely session in the wood fired hot tub in the heather or in the dry heat sauna under the poppy-red roof costs from £5 per person and can be arranged in the mornings. These are great followed by an open-sky shower up at the hut under the stars…
Fire Safety
Only candles that we provide for your use and are contained inside their candle lanterns may be lit in the hut. Open candles may not be lit anywhere and the candle lanterns may not be transferred to the 'box bed' space. There you will find a pleasant 12volt lantern fitted for complete night safety. This is a serious insurance issue for the use of the hut.
Please also help us protect the forest & leave BBQ kits safely at home. We provide a peat fire-pot for minimalist outside cooking when weather conditions allow.
We must also to ask you please to observe one unusual legal (planning) requirement. Residents in the hut must take care to draw the curtains in the two windows facing the forest between sunset and sunrise to avoid any possible light disturbance of capercaillie.
Regrettably visiting dog/s are not possible in the hut on account of the sensitive wildlife in the vicinity. However we can personally recommend a small local kennels offering first class accommodation and individual care at a very reasonable price to enable your pet to get the benefit of the great walks here.
Cleaning and smoking
We clean thoroughly between lets, but because time is limited, we ask you please to leave the hut as clean and tidy as possible; this is always greatly appreciated. In the event of damage, or of your accommodation requiring much more than the usual time we allocate for cleaning following your visit, we have to reserve the right to make a surcharge to cover extra costs.
And be assured, Lazy Duck, including The Woodman's Hut, is a non-smoking environment including out-of-doors.
Arriving and leaving
You can arrive any time between 4pm and 9pm and we ask you please to text Juan Carlos (JC) on 07505 636 136 when you are about 30mins off to ensure we can be there to meet you and so that the wood stove can be lit in good time when the weather is cold.
Checkout is 10am on day of departure, except on Sundays when you can stay until noon.
Making a Reservation & Our Cancellation Policy
A 'non-returnable deposit' of 50% of the total cost of your holiday will secure a reservation which we will then confirm by e-mail. If you have to cancel we can however offer to refund your deposit if we are able to re-let your booking. Therefore please let us know straightaway if your plans change so that we can re-advertise your dates immediately. Sorry, we cannot offer to transfer your deposit to an alternative date.
Payments can be made by:-
- CHEQUE – Payable to 'David and Valery Dean' with 'TWH' and the DATE OF YOUR STAY on the reverse please, posted to The Lazy Duck, Nethy Bridge, Inverness-shire PH25 3ED'.
- CARD – On receipt of our PayPal invoice sent to your e-mail (sorry not hotmail) address (+3% towards service costs)
- BANK TRANSFER – Sort Code 83-22-19 Account 00110378 with TWH and YOUR SURNAME as our reference.
The remaining balance is due on arrival please, by cheque or in cash only as we cannot process cards in the hand unfortunately.
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The next step is for us to talk by e-mail via the form below. If you ring us on 01479 821092 we may well be out and about, so an e-mail is better.


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JLeroux on 3/19/2013 5:49:00 AM more reviews by JLeroux
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
My hair has a very slight natural wave. I rarely take the time to blow-dry, and prefer to enhance my hair's wavy-ness so I can just wash and go in the morning.
Until now, I hadn't really found any products that effectively enhanced my waves at all. Those that made any difference tended to leave my hair very crunchy and my hair almost always ended up limp by late afternoon.
AG recoil is by far the best curl enhancer I've tried so far. It does leave my hair a bit crunchy until it dries completely, and since I don't blow-dry this can take hours. However, once dry, it typically leaves my hair soft and natural looking. It isn't a miracle worker, but definitely does leave me with considerably more waves than I would have otherwise. Overall, I really like the product a lot and will be re-stocking when I run out!
It is very slightly scented. I prefer unscented products, but the smell is nice enough and pretty subtle.
The bottle is pretty small, making the product relatively expensive - in line with other salon products though. After 2-3 months of almost daily use, I'm still on my first bottle, and I expect it'll last another 1-2 months.
If you're going for natural-looking waves or curls and are willing to spend a bit more money for salon products, I'd definitely recommend this product!
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fifitrixiebelle on 2/18/2013 4:50:00 PM more reviews by fifitrixiebelle
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Gave me curl, but curls were crunchy. (And, yes, I used very little product) Leaves a white residue in spots - doesn't dry clear. I'm also having a terrible problem with white flakes, but I'm not sure if I can attribute that to this product or not. Given white residue issues, I have to wonder . . .
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brio815 on 2/5/2013 10:30:00 AM more reviews by brio815
Age: 30-35 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
I returned this to Ulta. Nothing special about it. Didn't change my hair (make it look better). I tried it alone. I tried it with a serum. My hair felt & looked the same.
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chessablue on 2/5/2013 12:49:00 AM more reviews by chessablue
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is so good! It wakes up my fine, curly hair and stops it from going too frizzy. It took me ages to figure out how to use it best for my hair. I like to mix it with a pump of the Klorane papyrus leave-in conditioner and put it in my hair immediately after i get out of the shower, before towel-drying. Then I wrap it in a towel for a bit and let it dry in the air on my commute, scrunching up the curls when they are dry to break up any stiffness. If I put it in when it isn't still soaking wet, it gets too sticky. Mixing with the leave-in conditioner makes it softer and shinier, and cuts the cocoa butter smell of this stuff, which I don't like.
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*TOP REVIEWER* felgoj on 12/6/2012 1:17:00 PM more reviews by felgoj
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
I love this curl activator! I can't believe I waited so long to try it (2-3 yrs). It does everything I want in a curl product & is worth the $16 I spent for 6 oz.
This product turns my 2A lazy-waves (plus frizz) chin-length bob into wonderful 2B/2C curls that I love - the curl pattern holds all day without any extra styling product, allowing my hair to remain soft & springy. The 1st time I used it, I got lots of compliments on my (rare) curls. I get better results doing almost nothing using just this product alone than I did working hard to create the same look using several products in the past. With Re:Coil I can leave my hair natural & bouncy or finish it w/a little holding gel or hairspray to fine-tune the overall shape. I only need a pea-size dollop for curl activation & my hair feels natural & light (as well as moisturized! - my hair is damaged & dry from highlights) - it ends up neither crunchy nor stiff nor sticky nor coated nor heavy. It's better to start out small & increase as needed to figure out the right amt for your hair.
I love that it contains both a lot of glycerin (for moisture) & a little bit of magnesium sulfate (epsom salt) to encourage curl. I use home-made epsom salt spray in the summer for bedhead beach waves, but that tends to be drying for both my hair & skin. For me (so far) this a miracle product & am loving my miracle hair. It's the bowling ball that knocked down all the pins in the alley. What the heck took me so long to try it? I'm tempted now to add the matching shampoo & conditioner to my routine, but I'll try to wait till I finish what I'm currently using.
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loveydove on 10/10/2012 9:47:00 PM more reviews by loveydove
Age: 44-55 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium Eyes: Blue
Hallelujah! I have finally found a styling product for my wavy-curly hair. No more gels, foams, mousses, sprays, etc! It only took me 25 years to find the right product. A/G's Recoil Curl Activator was recommended to me by my co-worker who also happens to be a stylist. She also has naturally curly hair and she gave me a couple of suggestions for styling products (for curly hair) and one of them was Recoil. What a great product! The product is creme-like. I use about a nickle-sized amount (sometimes a bit more as I have long hair) but not much more than that. If you use too much your curls become a bit crunchy. If you use the right amount your curls are soft. You have to play with the amount a bit. I will say that once you start touching your hair throughout the day the product starts to release your curls. So, don't touch your hair! Also, in Canada this product is about $20 and you can purchase in select salons. The tube lasts a long time. If you have curly hair, I highly recommend it.
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Ginger37 on 9/18/2012 5:00:00 PM more reviews by Ginger37
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
This product really is fantastic! I've been using it for a few years now. I try new products when they come out, searching for something just as good at a cheaper price, but to no fruition; I always come back to recoil. My hair without this product would be one big frizzball mess! Using 'recoil' I have beautiful defined curls, that people comment on all the time, with no frizz. It's easy to use, and easy to touch up. If I need a bit more curl, if I have pulled my hair straight, all I do is add water and touch up. This is really my HG for curly hair!!
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Orientexpress on 8/19/2012 9:21:00 PM more reviews by Orientexpress
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Curly Eyes: Green
My results after using this product are wild! I have 2c/3a fine curls that spring in ringlests around my face and at my nape, but tend to fall flat at the crown and throughout the canopy. I used this today after cleansing with plain ol suave in preparation to go CG. I thought I'd try it on squeaky clean hair for sh*ts n grins...and I was amazed. At the moment, I have springy, uniform 3a curls all over--even at the roots! I can't wait to see how my hair responds after using a CG cleansing routine. It's as if my texture has changed completely already. I used a tiny blob and was surprised at how well it emulsified. A tiny bit went a long way. I have a chin length bob and I used a slightly larger than pea sized smear. The smell is creamy and citrusy--not at all offensive. I'm impressed. This great first impression had eased the sticker shock somewhat.I will update if my enthusiasm wanes. So far, this is well worth the splurge.
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Beautyandhealth on 8/19/2012 3:07:00 PM more reviews by Beautyandhealth
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Blue
I naturally have wavy hair and after using this product, my hair became thick, greasy and it started to fall straight. yes that's right STRAIGHT.
Not a fan of this product and will not rebuy, normally AG is great, but I was very dissapointed with this product.
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PinkCarnations on 5/26/2012 3:03:00 PM more reviews by PinkCarnations
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I have fine, 2b hair. I use this after I apply a bit of mousse. I really haven't noticed an increase in waves since I started using this. Also, it offers hardly any holding power. I need something with a bit more grip to it in order to hold onto my waves. That is why I need to use mousse and/or TIGI Catwalk Curl Booster in addition to this. It just doesn't do the job on it it's own. I will not repurchase this but I will use up what I have.
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Pike's Info...
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, and good with cats.
Pike is a well mannered, fun, and smart cat. She is long, sleek, shiny and runs through the house as fast as a bullet. She opens the sliding glass door to let herself and the other cats onto the enclosed patio (she also knows how to open cabinets too). She will always reminds you to pet her by sticking her paw out when you pass by to say "Hey, I'm here, pet me!" Pike will fall to the floor on her back and roll around blissfully as you pet her. She is trained to come to the sound of tapping on her plate or by calling her name. She loves to play, gets along with the other cats, and is very entertaining. Pike was born around 4/4/12.
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Recipe/Title: 合桃糊 / 核桃糊 Walnut Paste Recipe & Picture
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English name : Walnut Paste Dessert / He Tao Hu
Simplified Chinese name : 合桃糊 / 核桃糊
Traditional Chinese name : 合桃糊 / 核桃糊
Mandarin PinYin : hé tao hú
Cantonese Pin Yin : haht tòuh wùh (Yale) hat6 tou4 wu4(Jyutping)
Walnuts (核桃/合桃) are nutritious and reputed to be good for the brain. Hu (糊) means paste and there are a host of other nuts which can be prepared the same way. The toasted walnuts give it a very good taste and sweetness from the sugar makes it simply irresistible. This recipe serves 3.
40g shelled walnuts
1Tbsp of rice flour or uncooked rice soaked for 1 hour
3 cups water
2-3 Tbsp sugar
1. Toast walnuts in oven.
2. Blend walnuts, soaked uncooked rice and water in chopper/blender till very fine.
3. Pour into a small pot, add sugar and bring to the boil.
4. If using rice flour, mix it with some water, then mix it into the blended walnut and sugar in the pot. Bring it to the boil.
5. Serve hot.
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Recipe/Title: Thank you for the fantastic recipes
Hi all,
Good day.
Many thanks... I have found many great recipes here. I tried a number of them and all turned out to be fantastic. I especially like this Walnut Paste Dessert recipe - had extra walnuts in the cabinet and this recipe gave me an additional way of preparing walnuts for consumption.
I like the milky & thick texture. And with the walnuts blendered fine, it helps the body to digest it.
Apple Pie.
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AHMEDABAD: Working on orders of city sessions judge of special Anti-corruption Bureau (ACB) court on Friday, Gujarat University police station took complaint of misappropriation of funds and graft against Gujarat University vice-chancellor Parimal Trivedi. Police are yet to start investigation in the case as on Saturday evening.
According to GU officials, the court order came after Dr Pradeep Prajapati, former senate member of the Gujarat University, filed a petition against Trivedi, Minesh Shah, in-charge registrar of GU and Vaishali Padhiyar, development officer for GU and proprietors of Wilson Print City Pvt Ltd in the case.
"As per Prajapati's complaint, the first three accused conspired with Wilson Print and embezzled the funds of Gujarat University between 2006 and 2010. Prajapati has mentioned that as a senate member he collected the evidences when he got suspicious of the administrative malpractices.
He has accused Trivedi of favouritism while awarding contracts related to printing of answer sheets for university examinations, favouring specific banks for handling the university's funds and giving free rein to the colleges to collect fees from the seats that were not originally approved by the university authorities," said a Gujarat University police official.
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Printing of excessive answer books for university exams: As per the complaint, during annual exams of 2007-08, the university ordered printing of 35 lakh answer sheets against requirement of 25 lakh. The complaint also mentions that the decision to award the contract to Wilson Press was taken without taking into consideration the tender process where other presses had quoted less price.
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Misappropriation of development fund: Every year, the colleges affiliated to the Gujarat University were supposed to pay Rs 5 lakh towards university development fund. Under Trivedi's time, such funds were not collected from the colleges.
Permission to raise student limit per class: As per the university notification, the colleges affiliated are not supposed to take more than 60 students per class in professional courses. If the colleges are found flouting the rule, they can be penalized heavily. However, in last few years, all the colleges have taken more than 100 students against the prescribed limit and all the excessive seats were converted into payment seats. The university did not gain anything from the move as the colleges did not pay the required penalty or fees.
Missing financial records and award of contracts: There are no or missing records of all the fee receipts collected by various colleges over a period of years, raising suspicion of misappropriation by the college authorities and university officials. The complaint also mentions award of contracts for construction and reconstruction of university buildings without following rigorous tender process along with appointment of security agency for the campus.
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