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David Spencer - 18/04/2012
Have just revised this and there's no doubt its still a great dance. We still see it played every month at one of the socials we visit. Those in the class who like a bit of a challenge really enjoyed it. Not much thinking time when you first dance it but after a few plays, it soon falls into place. Top draw and a top tag too - wave your hands in the air!!
Kts - 03/11/2003
Been doing this dance since you taught it in Blackpool in Aug ,class love it & are still not tired of it yet well done Nev.
karen and nita - 26/10/2003
a relief instructor taught this while i was away. so cant comment on the teach side but personally i like this dance i really like it. cool dance to a great track
Val S - 24/10/2003
I don't go a bundle on the music but I am determined to get the hang of this very well choreographed dance. Do you always have to choose that type of music Neville?? Well done anyway.!!
Sarah Massey - 08/10/2003
Got the script off linedancer site over a week ago, it is a brill dance and we have been teaching at our classes in the Bolton/Manchester areas this week, it is being received very well by all! A great follow up to scandalous i hope it gets published!
Sue - 28/09/2003
Great dance from Nev, one of my fav's at the moment, nice variation of steps and love the music.
David of Lincoln Lone Stars - 25/09/2003
Quite a bit to take in when you first learn it but stay with it cos its well worth it. Keep on trackin'.....
Very nice dance and the music is great!
Amanda Toone. - 17/09/2003
Realy good dance at the moment everywhere i go its being done esp at socails in my local area.I thought the timing was a bit tricky but still another dance which once you have got the steps youll be fine.Nice little dance where you can put alot of styling in it too.Which i like.Music is up beat.If you like pop youll like this one.Funky dance great steps even though there are tags and restart with a tag you can hear it in the music defnetly once you have got this dance you have got it!Trust me!Good dance!!
Anne "Shy-anne's LDC" - 14/09/2003
You really do need some recongnition you have a great way of putting a rhythm together.i love this dance nev hope it takes off for you anne x
Mackie - 11/09/2003
Love this dance, even if I do forget the name! Every thing fits!
Maureen Fox - 10/09/2003
The best dance of the moment Class love it!!! fits music superbly and really worth the effort once mastered brilliant well done neville

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They may taste strong combined though. So you may want to make a milder tasting anti-fungal tea like chamomile and add a slice of fresh ginger, a couple of cloves or a cinnamon stick to it. Remember to buy real cinnamon though. The type that's mostly sold at groceries as cinnamon is not true cinnamon.
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FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA In re MARY MORGAN, INC., No. 1-90-01026 Debtor. ___________________________/
Memorandum of Decision Re Objection to Claim
In August, 1984, debtor Mary Morgan, Inc. hired claimant Paul Eller & Associates to act as general contractor for the construction of a motel. The contract was originally for a fixed price, but later modified to a cost plus fixed fee contract. Construction did not proceed smoothly. There were numerous delays, which Morgan attributed to Eller's poor performance and Eller attributed to changes made by Morgan. By the time the motel was finally completed in February, 1987, relations between them had broken down into open hostility and the construction lender was threatening to foreclose. Between early February and late April, Eller placed four mechanics' liens against Morgan's property in progressively higher amounts. On April 24, 1987, the construction lender filed a notice of default and informed Morgan that it intended to foreclose if Morgan did not resolve the situation. On April 25, 1987, the principals of Eller and Morgan met and negotiated a full settlement of their disputes. Under the terms of the settlement, upon the close of the escrow set up for the take-out financing of the motel Eller would recieve $20,000.00 in cash and a note for $162,140.35 secured by the motel property. The agreement represented give-and-take by both sides. It was signed by the principals of both parties and their respective counsel. On May 11, 1987, Morgan requested that Eller sign a supplemental agreement. The supplement was very short and mainly dealt with subcontractor problems, but provided that the entire agreement was to take effect upon the commitment of Great American First Savings Bank to provide take-out financing and further provided that the entire agreement was to be of no effect and not binding on either party if the commitment had not been made by June 30, 1987. There had been little question that Great American would provide the take-out financing if Morgan resolved its problems with Eller. However, a written commitment was not made by Great American until July 7. Since the supplemental agreement did not mention if the commitment had to be formal and in writing, the parties were unclear as to whether the settlement was still in place. Morgan, still feeling that it was entitled to damages from Eller due to delay and rankling at the prospect of paying more to Eller, wanted to treat the settlement as a nullity. Eller wanted to have the matter resolved, but filed suit to enforce its mechanics' lien rights in case it turned out that the agreement had been abrogated. During this period, however, counsel for both sides continued to work with each other. In the end, the situation was resolved by Great American. It informed both sides that it would foreclose immediately unless their dispute was resolved. Eller placed its demand for $20,000.00 in cash a secured note for $168,316.49 into escrow, along with releases of its liens and a dismissal of its lawsuit. It also and placed into escrow a document entitled "Agreement re Promissory Note and Deed of Trust" which stated the terms for the cash and note, obliged Eller to reconvey part of its lien at a future date, and incorporated by reference the May 11 agreement. The principals of Morgan signed all the documents, escrow closed on February 18, 1988, and Morgan made payments thereafter on the note until it filed its Chapter 11 petition in 1990. Morgan has now objected to Eller's claim based on the note. It points out that one of its principals wrote "under protest" on the note and deed of trust and then signed his name over it. Morgan argues that it was forced to sign the note, deed of trust, and Agreement re Note and Deed of Trust under duress and therefore they are unenforceable and Morgan is free to seek damages against Eller for the delays it claims Eller caused. The court sees no merit whatsoever to Morgan's assertions that the note is unenforceable. While it is true that Morgan was "under the gun" and had no choice except to sign the documents put into escrow by Eller, and that Eller knew this, Eller did not use the opportunity to extort anything from Morgan. Instead, Eller demanded only what the parties had substantially agreed to in an arm's length good faith settlement reached at the April 25 meeting. The court accordingly finds no overreaching such as would justify cancellation of the note and reopening the dispute. The April 25 settlement was clearly reached in good faith. It is by no means clear that the settlement expired on June 30, as even after that date the attorneys for both parties were trying to "nurse this thing along in the hopes that the Morgans would get bailed out by somebody, some lender and that the Ellers would get paid." Where ambiguous, settlement agreements should be interpreted in such a manner as to give effect to the settlement. 15A
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, Compromise and Settlement, section 21. Moreover, even if the settlement is deemed to have died on June 30 the court does not find its revival by the Agreement re Note and Deed of Trust to be unenforceable. The fact that Morgan had no alternative except to meet Eller's demands does not mean that the resulting agreements are void due to economic compulsion; that doctrine is only applicable where the demands made upon the one under compulsion are
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The latest development in that same series is the X-47B fully autonomous drone, currently being tested by the US Navy. The new robotic drone is so advanced that it can take off and land on an aircraft carrier at sea without human intervention.
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It turns out that the US military frequently takes over the headquarters of hostile forces, but all too often all the critical paperwork containing precious clues and insights has been shredded before they can get their hands on it. That's where the DARPA challenge comes in. They're putting up a $50,000 prize for the team that can come up with the best solution for putting all the shredded information back together again.
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The end of the week once again. A week can go by so fast and I so feel like this week I have no idea what has happened. Wow. Anyway a bit of reflection is always good at the end of a week.
Where is my life heading? Where am I been called? How am I making a difference in this world? What exciting and adventurous things am I being called to be a part of or an instigator of? Hmmm…
I found this beautiful poem written by Charles Peguy.
Gods Dream
The Lord God said: I myself will dream a dream within you
Good dreams come from me you know.
My dreams seem impossible,
not too practical,
not for the cautious man or woman.
a little risky sometimes,
a trifle brash perhaps,
Some of my friends prefer to rest more comfortably,
in sounder sleep,
with visionless eyes.
But from those who share my dreams,
I ask a little patience,
A little humour,
Some small courage,
And a listening heart –
I will do the rest.
Then they will risk,
and wonder at their daring;
Run, and marvel at their speed;
Build, and stand in awe at the beauty of their building.
You will meet me often as you work,
in your companions, who share your risk,
in your friends, who believe in you enough
to lend their own dreams,
their own hands,
their own hearts,
to your building.
In the people who will stand in our doorway,
stay awhile, and walk away knowing they, too, can find a dream.
There will be sun-filled days,
and sometimes it will rain.
A little variety.
Both come from me.
So, come now,
be content.
It is my dream you dream,
my house you build,
my caring you witness,
my love you share,
and this is the heart of the matter.
Charles Peguy
Blessings all!
Habemus Papam!
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what a beautiful dream, i liked the bit about building than taking a step back and marviling in awe at the building you have built with Christ as your foreman….a beautiful dream. Bless you Habemus Papam
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Where to volunteer for Thanksgiving?
A regular reader and commenter writes: Any thoughts on places to volunteer in/around Albany to prepare/serve Thanksgiving Dinner? I'll start the list with Equinox, which serves 500 meals at the First Presbyterian Church in Albany and delivers another 7,500. Info here; volunteer by calling 434-0131. Update: City Mission of Schenectady tells me its volunteer roster […]
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Erythropoietin (Epo) and its receptor (EpoR) are indispensable to erythropoiesis. Although roles besides angiogenesis, such as neuroprotection and heart development, have been reported for the Epo-EpoR system, the precise contribution of Epo-EpoR to these nonhematopoietic tissues requires clarification. Exploiting a GATA-1 minigene cassette with hematopoietic regulatory domains, we established 2 lines of transgene-rescued EpoR-null mutant mice expressing EpoR exclusively in the hematopoietic lineage. Surprisingly, despite the lack of EpoR expression in nonhematopoietic tissues, these mice develop normally and are fertile. As such, we could exploit them for analyzing the roles of the Epo-EpoR system in adult hematopoiesis and in nonhematopoietic tissues. These rescued lines showed a differential level of EpoR expression in erythroid cells; one expressed approximately 40%, and the other expressed 120% of the wild-type EpoR level. A colony formation assay showed that erythroid progenitors in the 2 mutant lines exhibit distinct sensitivity to Epo. The circulating Epo level was much higher in the transgenic line with a lower EpoR expression. In response to induced anemia, the plasma Epo concentrations increased in both lines. Notably, the timing of the peak of plasma Epo concentration was delayed in both lines of rescued mice compared with wild type, suggesting that, in wild-type mice, nonhematopoietic EpoR contributes to the regulation of plasma Epo concentration. We thus conclude that nonhematopoietic expression of EpoR is dispensable to normal mouse development and that the expression level of EpoR regulates erythropoiesis by controlling the sensitivity of erythroid progenitors to Epo.
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They're no longer in the limelight. Salseros in the city have shifted from clubs and bars to quieter venues such as coffee shops, terraces, auditoriums and gyms
If it's Wednesday, it must be Elvis. If it's Friday, Shakira. Sunday? Try Aventura.
Last year, city salseros revelled in the limelight, dipping and spinning in time to flashing cameras and appreciative audiences.
However, as city bars and clubs realise hip hop and house are more profitable, social dancing has been forced off the main stage. Ironically, this seems to be making it even more popular as salsa and jive dancing addicts constantly look for, and find, new venues: terraces, coffee shops, auditoriums, gyms.
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Lourd Vijay, founder of the LVDS dance school and this year's ambassador to The Hong Kong Salsa Festival, says there has been a global decline in salsa clubs. "New York is the centre of Salsa, and even there only 10 clubs are left of the 110 there used to be 10 years ago," he says, adding, "It's the same in many parts of the world — Hong Kong, Singapore. In fact, Singapore's only major Salsa club now is Union Square, and it's run by the government.
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The reason clubs give for not promoting salsa is that it's not profitable, since dancers don't drink, and alcohol is, of course, a main source of revenue. "When people dance through the night they need endurance," says Lourd, explaining why salseros don't hit the bar. "Also, a lot of dancers — and I know many women in Chennai who tell me this — look at salsa as a cardiovascular activity, so they won't want to drink for sure."
Dance clubs abroad charge for water, which dancers obviously drink in huge quantities. Another trend is stocking chilled juices, and healthy food, which have proved to be popular. This is how socials, where dancers hire DJs and get together in venues such as barns, church halls and auditoriums, are doing increasingly well the world over.
In New York, they're becoming bigger than the clubs. Jimmy Anton's Social Dance, for instance, which runs between the unusual hours of 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month has become one of Latin dancing's hottest spot.
Chennai's slowly seeing a similar, if quieter, surge in underground dancing of this sort. Kokila, who runs the Academy of Modern Danse, where she teaches salsa, has been holding socials for years now at the Russian Cultural Centre (where AMD is located).
Sriram Gopal, a fervent supporter of earthy Cuban style salsa, which is danced far less than the showy LA style in India, calls himself the "original underground." In a bid to avoid getting "political" his dance classes are obstinately independent, unaligned to a school or venue. "We don't even have a name," he laughs. "I still feel salsa's not about making money. The profits here are making more friends, and getting to dance."
He began his classes in a friend's college auditorium. "I keep getting calls from people saying, 'We don't want to go a class. Find a place, so we can just dance." Today, they operate from High On Caffeine (HOC), in Adyar, on Sundays between 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. "People come by word of mouth," he says, adding that dancers need to be vouched for before they're let into the groups in salsa is a fairly intimate dance. "Not a word of advertising. No brochure. No stark outsiders. We've got about 80 people, and expect it to grow." In classic underground style, it's laid back, relaxed and comfortable. "People come in, have an iced tea or sandwich, dance for a while…" After that, everyone's off to Havana, which has opened its doors to the dance community on Sundays from 4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Salsa, Jive, Bachata, Zouk — this is the best time to see it all, as the floor gets packed with hi-voltage moves.
Arun Srinivasan, who heads LVDS in Chennai, keeps track of the many venues, encouraging his students and friends to turn up. "The scene's picking up," he says, discussing how he expects this movement to get much bigger as more dancers join the community. "People who come to my class — even the beginners — want to start dancing in a social setting." He adds that the afternoon sessions have also turned out to be an advantage, "Students in hostels, people with early deadlines … They can all come here."
Why take all this trouble to get a few hours of familiar music? "On Monday morning, we all need to go back to work, and our regular lives," says Sriram. The frequent dancing breaks are the equivalent of oases in the desert. Short, but powerfully refreshing.
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West Ham defender Dan Potts says he is getting better by the day after his head injury scare at The Emirates on Wednesday night.
Potts was taken to hospital after falling during his side's defeat to Arsenal, but the club revealing no lasting damage had been done.
Potts himself thanked the medical staff of both clubs for tending to him and took to his Twitter account to update on his progress,
He wrote: "Thank you for all the messages and support over the last couple of days. My scans were all OK which is good positive news and I am recovering well and feeling better by the day.
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In vivo single molecular imaging and sentinel node navigation by nanotechnology for molecular targeting drug-delivery systems and tailor-made medicine
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The recent advances in nanotechnology have a great potential to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of human diseases. Nanomaterials for medical applications are expected to grasp pharmacokinetics and the toxicity for application to medical treatment on the aspect of safety of the nanomaterials and nanodevices. We describe a generation of CdSe nanoparticles [quantum dots (QDs)] conjugated with monoclonal anti-HER2 antibody (Trastuzumab), for single molecular in vivo imaging of breast cancer cells. We established a high-resolution in vivo 3D microscopic system for a novel imaging method at the molecular level. The cancer cells expressing HER2 protein were visualized by the nanoparticles in vivo at subcellular resolution, suggesting future utilization of the system in medical applications to improve drug-delivery systems to target the primary and metastatic tumors for made-to-order treatment. We also describe sentinel node navigation using fluorescent nanoparticles for breast cancer surgery in experimental model, which have shown the potential to be an alternative to existing tracers in the detection of the sentinel node if we select the appropriate particle size and wavelength. Future innovation in cancer imaging by nanotechnology and novel measurement technology will provide great improvement, not only in the clinical field but also in basic medical science for the development of medicine.
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- In vivo single molecular imaging and sentinel node navigation by nanotechnology for molecular targeting drug-delivery systems and tailor-made medicine
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Breast Cancer
Volume 15, Issue 2 , pp 145-152
- Cover Date
- 2008-04-01
- 10.1007/s12282-008-0037-0
- Print ISSN
- 1340-6868
- Online ISSN
- 1880-4233
- Publisher
- Springer Japan
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Single molecular imaging
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy
- Nanomedicine
- Breast cancer
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Motohiro Takeda (1) (2)
- Hiroshi Tada (1)
- Hideo Higuchi (3)
- Yoshio Kobayashi (4)
- Masaki Kobayashi (5)
- Yuu Sakurai (1)
- Takanori Ishida (1)
- Noriaki Ohuchi (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Surgical Oncology, Graduate School of Medicine, Tohoku University, 1-1 Seiryo-machi, Aoba-ku, Sendai, 980-8574, Japan
- 2. Department of Bioengineering and Robotics, Graduate School of Engineering, Tohoku University, Aoba 01, Sendai, 980-8579, Japan
- 3. Biomedical Engineering Research Organization, Tohoku University, Sendai, 6-6-11-901, Aramaki, Aoba-ku, Sendai, 980-8579, Japan
- 4. Department of Biomolecular Functional Engineering, College of Engineering, Ibaraki University, 4-12-1 Naka-narusawa-cho, Hitachi, Ibaraki, 316-8511, Japan
- 5. Division of Electronics, Tohoku Institute of Technology, 35-1 Kasumi-cho, Yagiyama, Taihaku-ku, Sendai, 982-8577, Japan


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Nicholas Bergan has a Masters in Economics from Florida State University and a Bachelor of Science from St. Louis University. Nicholas has worked in the field of Economics since his attendance at St. Louis University where he worked for the Federal Reserve Bank as a Data Analyst. While Nicholas was attending school at Florida State University he worked for the Florida Department of Education as a Management Consultant. Nicholas has been teaching since he attended school St. Louis University where he was a student instructor. While at school at Florida State University Nicholas was an instructor for the Upward Bound Program. He continues to cheer on the Florida State Seminoles at the college football games and serves on the Florida State Seminole Boosters Board. Nicholas lives in South Florida and teaches online courses and in person at schools in South Florida. He enjoys teaching economics and emphasizes the importance of making economics applicable to students.
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Lockheed, Certainteed Bryn Mawr III, or Alliance
Wondering which is the better new construction vinyl window for the northeast: Lockheed, Certainteed Bryn Mawr III, or Alliance by Mathews Brothers. Trying to decide if I want the Anderson 400 series or one of those mentioned above. Any comments or experiences from someone with knowledge of these windows would be quite helpful. We've been round and round in trying to decide which windows to get. Help us!!
You really are going to have to decide whether you want vinyl or wood before going any further. I don't really like any of your vinyl choices. Northeastern U.S. has a very large selection of vinyl windows. Some of the brands I like are Sunrise, Okna, Gorell and Soft-Lite.
We thought we wanted the wood interior Anderson 400 TW Series. We currently have wood interior windows. We thought maybe the vinyl windows would be more cost effective, but got quotes for the Lockheed Vinyl windows and 400 series (wood clad aluminum); and there was only about a $300 price difference. Many people I have talked to love their vinyl windows "no maintenance, etc", but once you do the initial staining, polying on the wood windows, there really isn't a lot of upkeep after that. I haven't seen many reviews on Lockheed windows, but the salesman in our area who has been in the business for 20-something years highly recommends them. Then again, Anderson has many reviews and good reviews of their service department should something go wrong. I really was hoping someone could say something constructive to clarify which would make the better window in the long run???? Thanks, Skydawggy for your reply.
Sorry but with the lack of detailed information you are giving it difficult to give you much advice. Perhaps the Lockheed windows are overpriced and that's why the difference is only $300. Hard to say since you haven't even said how many windows you are considering. Andersen 400's are decent windows. Have you looked at any other brands like Marvin?
just a note to clarify something, Andersen 400 series are a vinyl clad frame and a painted exterior on the sash if your using double hungs and in casements both the frame and sash are vinyl wrapped
Thanks for the responses. Regardless of my desires for aesthetic reasons, if you were replacing 20 Peachtree double-hung windows in YOUR home, which would you choose? Anderson 400 TW Series, or Lockheed Nucon Vinyl windows? Please state your choice and why, if you would be so kind??!!
If price is not a factor, the Andersen 400 is not a bad option at all and will certainly show better than the the Nucon window.
The brochure I looked at shows a very average, at best, new construction vinyl window.
If you can put Andersen 400's in there at the same time, do that window 10 out of 10 times (by comparison).
We are leaning toward the Anderson 400 series - especially after finding many people unhappy with the 200 series....but the Certainteed BrynMawr III look very good too.... I too ask for any comments.... Thanks, John
I have Lockheed vinyl windows. I have had them for a little over a year,(2 winters) I think they are terrible. They leak almost as much as our old wooden windows. These are my first vinyl windows, BUT I am glad we did not do our whole house. I will look for another company for my second floor. I tried to buy local.


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On Sept. 30, 1827, a struggling mill worker stripped to his underwear atop the Great Falls of Paterson and jumped feet-first into American legend.
Onlookers were dumbstruck that day as 20-year-old Sam Patch emegred safely from the bubbling whirl. But Patch wasn't finished. In the next two years, he became a prolific leaper and a household hero, called the Jersey Jumper.
His biggest leap came on Oct. 7, 1829, when hundreds gathered at Niagara Falls to see America's foremost daredevil toss a kiss to the ladies before becoming the first to survive a leap into the legendary mist.
Patch didn't have much time to spend the prize money. About a month later he lost his balance jumping off Genesee Falls in Rochester, N.Y., and belly flopped into the water 96 feet below.
His body finally emerged the following spring, encased in ice.
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EUGENE, Ore. — The city of Eugene added another artistic collection to the stairwells of the Overpark parking garage downtown.
This time, in the south stairwell, the city installed short stories by local writers.
Each floor has an excerpt or original piece of the so-called Flash Fiction hung by the door with the intention of entertaining drivers as they look for a spot.
Even mayor piercy came to thank the writers.
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GEOLOGY (continued) ROCKS IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE AREA GREENSCHIST AND PHYLLITE OF MOUNT SHUKSAN Fine-grained thinly foliated greenschist and black phyllite occur in a north-northwest-trending belt along the west edge of the area. The rocks are particularly conspicuous near Bacon Peak and in the vicinity of Mount Shuksan. The greenschist is a bright to dark olive-green fine-grained generally evenly foliated rock with fine-scale compositional layering. In the vicinity of Bacon Peak most of this rock is an actinolite-chlorite schist with small amounts of epidote. On Mount Shuksan, epidote is more abundant and epidote-actinolite and actinolite-epidote schists are common. Other rock types noted in the greenschist unit are tremolite schist, stilpnomelane-muscovite schist, and crossite schist. In some areas thin quartz laminae are abundant (fig. 7). We did not find any relict texture except in a narrow irregular layer on the northeast side of Bacon Peak, where we found a conglomerate made up of white quartz pebbles set in a greenschist matrix.
The phyllite, on the other hand, is considerably more contorted and crinkled, with widespread development of lineation. Lenses and stringers of crinkled quartz are abundant (fig. 8). Much of this rock is a sericite-chlorite phyllite, but it ranges in composition from a garnet-sericite phyllite to a phlogopite phyllite. These minerals, except for garnet, form in thin wavy layers in a matrix of tiny quartz grains. Although relict sedimentary features are lacking in most of the phyllite, a metamorphosed layer of sandstone in the phyllite east of Berdeen Lake still has clastic textures.
This metamorphic unit is older than other adjacent rock types (Chuckanut Formation, Hannegan Volcanics, and rocks of the Chilliwack composite batholith) as evidenced by the following: (1) The greenschist and phyllite are metamorphosed, but the younger adjacent rocks are not metamorphosed, (2) the greenschist and phyllite are unconformably overlain by the Chuckanut Formation on the north side of Bacon Peak (fig. 9) and the south side of Hagan Mountain and by the Hannegan Volcanics on the ridge east of Sulphide Creek (fig. 10), (3) fragments and pebbles of greenschist and phyllite are found in the basal conglomerate of Chuckanut Formation on the north side of Bacon Peak and in the basal part of the Hannegan Volcanics on the ridge east of Sulphide Creek, and (4) the greenschist and phyllite are intruded by rocks of the composite Chilliwack batholith in Sulphide basin (fig. 10), in the headwaters of the North Fork of the Nooksack River, and along Crystal Creek. Nowhere is the greenschist and phyllite of Mount Shuksan in contact with the metamorphic rocks of the eastern part of the study area, and their stratigraphic and structural relationship is not known.
The greenschist is distinct from the phyllite in part of the area, but in other parts the two are gradational and interlayered. Misch (1966, p. 109) divided the unit into the Shuksan Greenschist and the Darrington Phyllite. In the vicinity of Bacon Peak and Hagan Mountain, the two rock types are generally separated by faults that separate greenschist abruptly from phyllite. On Mount Shuksan, the two rock types, in addition to being faulted against one another, are interlayered and grade into one another. Misch (1966, p. 109) considered inliers of phyllite in the greenschist on the south slopes of Mount Shuksan to be the crests of tight anticlines. Many of these contacts, however, are high-angle faults. West of Mount Shuksan, just north of upper Curtis Glacier, greenschist layers occur in phyllite and phyllite layers in greenschist. Farther south, along the west branch of Sulphide Creek, rock to the west is clearly greenschist, and that to the east is clearly phyllite; between them a greenish-black rock with thin white quartz-rich layers appears to be gradational from phyllite to greenschist. Furthermore, on the ridge south of Sulphide Creek, greenschist grades into dark-gray phyllite irregularly across the strike of the foliation. In most places the phyllite and the greenschist are of the same metamorphic grade, and the major difference between them is probably due to difference in original rock type. The greenschist may have formed from metamorphism of a sedimentary rock such as graywacke. An alternate origin is put forth by Misch (1966, p. 109), who believes that the greenschist was formed by metamorphism of basaltic rocks. The phyllite most likely was formed by metamorphism of a sandy argillite. In the vicinity of Mount Shuksan some of the irregular changes may be due to thermal metamorphism by small granitic stocks after both the greenschist and phyllite were regionally metamorphosed. The later metamorphism is suggested by the abundance of epidote in some of the gradational type rocks and by unalined crystals of amphibole minerals, such as radial needles of actinolite or tremolite that are super imposed on other alined minerals. Age of the greenschist and phyllite of Mount Shuksan is not known. It is the oldest rock unit in the western part of the study area and is older than the Chuckanut Formation of Cretaceous and Paleocene age. Two exploratory potassium-argon dates on crossite schist are reported by Misch (1966, p. 109). An age of 259±8 m.y. (million years) on a whole rock sample and an age of 218±40 m.y. on crossite are interpreted by Misch to indicate metamorphism no later than Late Permian time.
The Chuckanut Formation is composed mainly of plagioclase arkose and has lesser amounts of dark-gray argillite and conglomerate. Though widespread in northwest Washington, the Chuckanut occurs only in scattered patches in the study area, and these are mainly near the northwest and southwest corners. In the southwest, around Hagan Mountain and Bacon Peak, the Chuckanut lies with angular unconformity on the greenschist and phyllite of Mount Shuksan (pl. 1; fig. 9) and is intruded by quartz diorite of the Chilliwack batholith. In the northwest, in the Silesia Creek area, it is overlain by the Hannegan Volcanics and intruded by the Chilliwack batholith (pl. 1), which has baked the rocks to a spotted hornfels. In the Silesia Creek area, dikes and sills of the Hannegan Volcanics intrude the upper part of the Chuckanut Formation. About halfway between these two principal areas, on the ridge between Crystal and Pass Creeks, a small roof pendant (not shown on pl. 1) of metamorphosed Chuckanut surrounded by batholith suggests that the Chuckanut was once continuous along the west side of the study area. The name Chuckanut Formation, herein adopted, was applied by McLellan (1927, p. 136-137) to rocks along Chuckanut Drive on the shore of Bellingham Bay. The formation has been traced east by Weaver (1937, fig. 11) and by Misch (1966, p. 136) to the west side of the Cascade Mountains. Plagioclase arkose (fig. 11), the dominant rock type in the Chuckanut Formation, is typically gray and weathers to a light gray, but locally has a brownish tint. It is mostly medium grained, generally moderately well sorted, and commonly shows graded bedding and crossbedding. Poorly preserved fragmental plant remains appear on some bedding planes. Locally, concentrated layers of quartz are present, but all the sandstone seen was arkosic. Microscopic examination of the arkose shows it to consist of plagioclase (30-75 percent), quartz (15-50 percent), cherty and slaty rock fragments, brown detrital biotite, chlorite, and traces of zircon. No detrital potassium feldspar was found. Quartz, feldspar, and rock fragments are mostly angular to subangular. Argillite layers (fig. 11) ranging in thickness from a fraction of an inch to more than 100 feet make up less than 10 percent of the Chuckanut Formation. The argillite is very fine grained, generally thin bedded, and black, dark gray, or dark grayish brown. Locally, it appears to be carbonaceous.
Conglomerate layers that range in thickness from a few inches to as much as 15 feet compose about 1 percent of the formation. Maximum pebble or boulder diameter is generally less than 4 inches, and in many layers it is less than 1 inch. Most of the conglomerate layers contain a high proportion of distinctive angular finely laminated chert pebbles, and all the layers are well cemented. Graded bedding is widespread. Basal conglomerate of variable thickness, exposed on the north side of Bacon Peak, consists principally of pebbles of the underlying greenschist, of quartz, and of a few pebbles of Custer Gneiss in a matrix of small greensehist fragments. Thus, the conglomerate was largely derived from the underlying greenschist. At its type locality near Samish Bay, the Chuckanut Formation is over 11,000 feet thick (Weaver, 1937, p. 85-88), but in the western part of the study area most of the unit has been removed by erosion, and only about 700 feet remains of a much greater original thickness. Fragmental plant fossils seen in the Chuckanut Formation in the study area are not diagnostic. However, fossil plants collected near the Puget Sound and south of the town of Glacier are believed to date the rocks as Late Cretaceous and Paleocene (Weaver, 1937; Miller and Misch, 1963). Thus, the Chuckanut is probably correlative with the Swank Formation of the central Cascade Mountains and with part of the Nanaimo Group on Vancouver Island (Miller and Misch, 1963, p. 170).
The Hannegan Volcanics (name adopted in this report) are present in several patches that extend from near the center of the area north westerly for 17.5 miles to the Canadian border (pl. 1). The largest exposure has an outcrop area of 9.5 square miles and extends for about 6 miles from Hannegan Peak on the north to the headwater of Crystal Creek on the south. The unit was named by Misch (1952, p. 18) for the exposures in Hannegan Pass, which is in the northern part of the largest volcanic area; this location is the type area. The upper part of the Hannegan Volcanics has been removed by erosion. The thickest remnant is along the headwaters of the Chilliwack River, where at least 2,500 feet of the unit is exposed. The Hannegan Volcanies are composed mainly of volcanic breccias (fig. 12A) and tuffs ranging from rhyolite to andesite. Flows and (or) sills of rhyodacite, dacite, and andesite are common in many places. Dikes of similar rock cut the earlier volcanics in some places and are well exposed along the headwaters of the Chilliwack River A small metaporphyry stock about 1 mile long on the Canadian border has also been included in the Hannegan.
The volcanic breccias and tuffs are partly ash flow and partly air fall, as in the area east of Hannegan Pass. The pyroclastic rocks are white, light gray, dark gray, greenish gray, or brown. Rock fragments make up 10-60 percent of the unit. In most places the fragments, which are as much as 1.5 feet in diameter, are of light- and dark-gray volcanic rocks, but in some placessuch as the south side of Hannegan Peak, west of Sulphide Creek, and on Pioneer Rangethey are mainly of the surrounding country rock. Small fragments of plagioclase (by far the most common), quartz, hornblende, and chlorite also may be present in the tuffs and breccias, the matrix of which is ash. The matrix of a welded rhyolite tuff on Hannegan Peak is composed almost entirely of flattened glass shards. Later alteration has formed clays in the matrix and epidote along fractures. The flows are light to dark gray and are most commonly rhyodacite or dacite. They consist of as much as 50 percent small phenocrysts, mostly white rectangular crystals of plagioclase, set in a glassy or finely crystalline matrix. Magnetite, hornblende, and biotite are found in most rocks; quartz and clinopyroxene are sparse. The matrix is made up mainly of tiny crystals of quartz and feldspar. Chlorite, calcite, epidote, and prehnite are common secondary minerals in some of these rocks. Stain tests on some of the rocks show that potassium feldspar also occurs in the groundmass. The small metaporphyry stock on the Canadian border on the west side of Middle Peak (pl. 1) may have been a feeder for the extrusive volcanic rocks to the west. The lenticular shape of this stock and the presence of near-vertical flow banding suggest that the stock is intrusive into metamorphosed granodiorite of the Chilliwack batholith that is exposed to the east (pl. 1). The stock is metamorphosed by a younger quartz diorite pluton of the Chilliwack that lies along its north and west sides. The metaporphyry is a black to dark-gray rock with altered plagioclase and hornblende phenocrysts set in a fine-grained matrix of quartz, plagioclase, potassium feldspar, and muscovite. Accessory minerals are apatite, sphene, and magnetite. Hornblende phenocrysts are generally replaced by aggregates of chloritized biotite and quartz. In one place adjacent to the quartz diorite, intense metamorphism has developed andalusite in the metaporphyry. The Hannegan Volcanics overlie the Custer Gneiss along Pioneer Ridge, the greenschist and phyllite of Mount Shuksan on the east side of Sulphide Creek (fig. 10) and west of Hannegan Pass, and the Chuckanut Formation on both sides of Silesia Creek, and hence they are younger than these rocks. Furthermore, cobbles and fragments of these three units are found in the basal part of the volcanics (fig. 12A). Locally, as in the area adjacent to Silesia Creek, though, the lower parts of the volcanic rocks are interbedded with arkoses and argillites that may be part of the Chuckanut Formation. The Hannegan Volcanics are in part older and in part younger than the rocks of the Chilliwack composite batholith. An older age is indicated on the east side of the headwaters of Silesia Creek (near Egg Lake) and at the head of Picket Creek (north of Pioneer Ridge) where the volcanic rocks are cut by quartz diorite dikes. A younger age is indicated south of Hannegan Pass, east of Sulphide Creek, and on Pioneer Ridge where volcanic breccia contains fragments of quartz diorite. The volcanic rocks also unconformably overlie granodiorite and quartz diorite on Ruth Mountain, on the ridge north and northeast of Copper Creek (a tributary of the Chilliwack River east of Hells Gorge), and near the upper end of Hells Gorge (fig. 12B). The age of the Hannegan Volcanics is Tertiary. As the base of the volcanic rocks in the Silesia Creek area is interbedded with the upper part of the Chuckanut Formation, the lower part of the volcanics in this area is most likely Paleocene. The Hannegan Volcanics are apparently about the same age as the Skagit Volcanics, for both are in part older and in part younger than the adjacent granitic rocks. We have discussed them separately because, although they contain the same types of rocks, the proportion of air-fall to ash-flow deposits differs greatly from one to the other. Further detailed work on these two groups of volcanic rocks is needed to determine their relationship.
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Broward Republicans Want Allen West's Neighborhood Out of His Proposed District
Rep. Allen West |
The letter, from Broward GOP Chairman Richard DeNapoli, specifically states that portions of western Broward -- specifically circling the congressman's house -- should not be in his district.
As you may recall, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz made a quip last year that West actually lived in her district, and some slight proposed changes to the districts would place West's house in the district he currently represents.
DeNapoli claims that he doesn't think the proposed district is constitutional, citing new requirements that call for districts to "utilize existing political and geographical boundaries."
To DeNapoli, that means forgetting the western portion of Broward and including more northern parts of Palm Beach County -- up to either Jupiter or the northern county line.
DeNapoli claims that proposed maps "go through great pains" to include western portions of Broward -- ya know, where the congressman lives -- and claims that a single, unnamed person is the reason the proposed district doesn't extend further north.
Either way, it looks like the Broward GOP is getting desperate to get someone to change his mind on what West's district will look like.
It was rumored that West was "district shopping," perhaps looking to get into a primary battle in Rep. Tom Rooney's district, although Democratic operatives have pointed out to us -- and we've confirmed through party registration records -- that a couple of new left-leaning enclaves are put into that district too.
The only thing that's for sure about how the redistricting process will end up is that a whole bunch of people are going to be pissed off.
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Honey Hunt Book 1
Posted in Manga Reviews on April 7, 2009 by Johannaby Miki Aihara; adapted by Liz Forbes
published by Viz; $8.99 US
Oh, Miki Aihara, do I dare trust you again? Hot Gimmick started with such promise — and then ended with crashing disappointment. Tokyo Boys & Girls, an earlier project, didn't even end. Now, Honey Hunt features yet another young woman put under pressure by circumstances beyond her control. Will Yura break the pattern of Aihara's heroines and become more than a dishrag? Will she actually learn to make her own decisions and stand on her own?
Yura's parents are a world-famous musician and a beautiful actress who give the impression of being the perfect family. The world doesn't know that most of the time, she's left alone. She's a normal girl, of average looks, who can't sing and can't speak in public, so she's already used to being dismissed as not worth her parents. Then she finds out that their marriage is a sham, they've been cheating on each other for years, and they're finally getting divorced.
Mom treats her as a housekeeper and then boots her out on her own with no warning. Yura had been dreaming of when she could go to college and ditch her parents, but as she cries, she thinks, "They dumped me first." Even worse, her only friend Shin betrays her. He's her neighbor and tutor and the only person she can talk to about her concerns. She had a crush on him because he treated her as a person instead of an accessory or a gateway to fame, until she found out the real reason he came over so often. And that's just the first chapter!
One thing that did make it easy to get sucked into this series was Aihara's art. It's lovely, conveying every emotion with skill with characters it's a pleasure to watch, even when you hate them. Yura's mother is a gorgeous bitch, almost gloating in the way she drops simple facts that ruin Yura's life. "I can't help that Shin likes me better than you." "Your dad's having a baby with that girl, so he may not have time for you." No wonder she's a successful actress; she cares for no one but herself.
Yura makes a stab at taking control by telling them off on national TV, thanks to the paparazzi surrounding her due to the scandal. Her father's manager then tries to recruit her as an actress, and she's hit on by a musician, Q-ta, who's connected to her in several ways: he did the song for her mother's hit TV show, and he admires her father's work to a scary degree.
This is teen drama of the best, soapiest kind. What adolescent hasn't dreamed of getting back at their parents at the same time they fear being on their own? And the idea of getting revenge through circles of famous creative people is a classic fantasy. Yura's dream of becoming an actress solely to show up her mother is both psychologically real, under all the exaggerated trappings, and attractively glamorous. Her struggles are fun to read about in the classic shojo mold.
With four volumes out in Japan and the series still continuing, I worry that at some point, I'm going to be disappointed. But maybe this is the series that turns things around. In the meantime, this is addictive romantic drama. I can't wait to read more.
The publisher has made an online preview available. (A complimentary copy for this review was provided by the publisher.)
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I am NOT reading this until I see a review of the last volume and it's OVER with. I still see red over the last book of Hot Gimmick and must restrain the urge to take a lighter to it and chuckle gleefully as the fire licks at the pages.
Oh Miki Aihara! You break this poor girl's heart! I both love and hate you!
- lavender
04/23/2009 at 6:14 AMI've been anticipating this series and it's great that Viz has picked this up! Despite the letdown from a certain other series *cough* this seems to have potential or at least will not have such a spectacularly bad ending. The main character is withdrawn but is not entirely spineless and the male characters all likeable. The whole showbiz plot seems interesting and would be great if future chapters focus more on that.
- Jennerz
04/23/2009 at 8:30 AMthe woman that wrote this? "johanna"
your opinion is strong and… to me, wrong.
Your depiction of the story thus far is completely vulgar.Where did you get the faintest idea that Yura was "a housemaid, kicked out from nowhere….. dreamed of going to college" fantasy crap.
that is never even once mentioned that she "dreamed of going to college and getting rid of her parents."
also Hot gimmick wasn't bad. it could've ended several different ways, you ditn't like the turnout of the one that was written.. but it was a failure.
- Jennerz
04/23/2009 at 8:30 AMwasn't a failure…
- Jennerz
06/13/2009 at 9:05 PMyes she does treat her as a housemade I suppose, but I believe she was given the choice to live with her dad. Didn't think she got "booted out"
I also suppose your somewhat right about Hot gimmick. I like the story… but it was disappointing in the sense of closure and whether or not she ended up happy.
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Dec 1st 2009 8:57AM Afk means two things:
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2) People actually present but parking themselves in out of the way places so as to not participate in pvp. This includes people who sit in their own boss room or other out of the way places. They complain when called on it and if tagged afk will go get hit then go back to sitting somewhere.
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Plenty of Fish
Photograph courtesy Smithsonian Institution
You could call it a whale of a "swarm"—the biggest observed gathering of whale sharks was spotted off the coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula (see map) in 2009, according to a recent study. Snapped from a small plane, the above picture shows a white boat (bottom right) amid the fishy gathering.
Usually the oceans' biggest fish—which reach lengths of up to 40 feet (12 meters)—stick to themselves as they cruise the world's tropical waters looking for plankton and other small prey. (See picture: "Smallest Whale Shark Discovered—On a Leash.")
But aerial and surface surveys spotted at least 420 of the sharks rubbing fins as they gorged on eggs freshly spawned by little tunny fish, a relative of the mackerel.
"To see a group of that many all in one place was phenomenal—to the point where you couldn't navigate a boat through that without having concern for the fish. That's impressive," said study co-author Mike Maslanka, head of the Nutrition Science Department at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Virginia.
Other organizations that contributed to the study include the Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas in Cancún, Mexico; the Center for Shark Research in Sarasota, Florida; the Mexico-based conservation group Project Domino; and Atlanta's Georgia Aquarium.
"It doesn't go understated that they're not small animals," added Maslanka, whose study was published in April in the journal PLoS ONE. "You don't realize how big they are until you're swimming beside them or you pull a boat up next to them."
—Christine Dell'Amore
Published June 13, 2011
Swarm From the Sky
Photograph courtesy Smithsonian Institution
Looking like rice grains, four boats carefully weave through the 2009 whale shark swarm in an aerial picture.
There's no evidence the fish were interacting or working together to catch more food, as dolphins sometimes do by herding schools of fish, Maslanka said. "They're big animals, but their brains aren't all that big."
But the assembly did reveal a new spawning ground for little tunny—as well as a new aspect of whale shark behavior, he said.
Instead of stuffing themselves to the gills and moving on after one spawning event, as scientists had suspected, the sharks hung around for a while to take advantage of successive spawnings.
(See more shark pictures.)Published June 13, 2011
Working Lunch
Photograph by Mauricio Handler, National Geographic
A photographer snaps a whale shark feeding near Isla Mujeres, Mexico, in an undated picture taken during a separate whale shark aggregation.
Whale sharks predictably congregate along Mexico's eastern coast each summer, but where they roam the rest of the year remains a puzzle, Maslanka noted.
"How populations are linked, if they're linked, what mixing takes place in terms of genes, whether there's any passage between the Atlantic and Pacific populations—it all still remains to be seen."
(See "NASA Tool Helps Track Whale Sharks, Polar Bears.")
Published June 13, 2011
Filter Feeder
Photograph by Mauricio Handler, National Geographic
The whale shark (like this one pictured off Mexico's Isla Mujeres in an undated photo) is a filter feeder.
To gather its food, the beast juts out its formidable jaws to take in plankton-filled water. It then closes its mouth and opens its gill flaps, using the tooth-like dermal denticles lining its gills as a sieve to catch any organisms bigger than two to three millimeters wide.
(Watch a video of a whale shark feeding.)
Published June 13, 2011
Among Giants
Photograph by Mauricio Handler, National Geographic
Snorkelers swim with whale sharks off Isla Mujeres in an undated file picture.
Whale shark ecotourism is blooming in this region of Mexico, which is close to the major tourism hub of Cancún, Maslanka said.
Overall, tour companies have done well in establishing rules to keep the whale sharks safe—for example by not allowing people to touch the sharks and limiting the number of swimmers in the water at one time.
"It's a very easy and accessible wildlife experience for people in North America," he said. (Related video: "Swimming With Giant Whale Sharks.")
Published June 13, 2011
Whale of a Time
Photograph by Mauricio Handler, National Geographic
In a file picture, snorkelers and whale sharks surround a boat in Isla Mujeres.
Due to fishing, the whale shark is listed as "vulnerable" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The animals continue to be hunted in parts of Asia, primarily for their meat, liver oil, and fins.
(Related: "World's Largest Shark Species at Risk, Expert Says.")
Published June 13, 2011
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A hybrid yellow summer croockneck that is early, highly productive and vigorous. Fruits are shiny yellow and are tastiest when 4-6 inches long.
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5 Days, 5 Ways: Rachel McAdams
January 12, 2010: Berlin
THE HAIR "These are '40s-inspired finger-waves," said Sebastian Professional hairstylist Thomas Dunkin. "The Berlin weather-and Rachel's gorgeous dress-inspired the glamorous look." After setting the hair in curlers, he combed through the waves with a natural bristle brush and asked McAdams to shake her head. "It gives the style an easy, sexy feel," he said. THE MAKEUP "Rachel and I agreed this wine-toned lipstick was more modern than a classic red," said makeup artist Kayleen McAdams. (And yes, they are related. Sisters!) She extended the star's eyebrows with a dark, thick line and added clusters of false lashes at the outer corners. "To balance the strong eyes, I mixed highlighter and bronzer to define the face rather than blush it," she said.
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Family friendly
The University is committed to helping working parents and carers, and offers a variety of benefits for staff:
Flexible working
Staff who are carers of relatives, partners and people living with them or whose children are aged eight years (or if their child is disabled, aged under 18) may apply to work flexibly to help them care for their child, children or other dependant. Full information on the scheme and how to apply can be found on the Parents and Carers website.
The University is committed to helping staff achieve a healthy balance between work and life. We have a flexible working hours scheme for staff, the principles of which are outlined in the Flexible Working policy.
Childcare facilities
Family Centre: Streatham Campus
The Family Centre offers childcare for children from 6 weeks to school age during University terms (43.5 weeks per year). Situated on the edge of the main Streatham Campus, it provides a safe, secure, warm and friendly environment in its four separate units, each of which has an outside playing area. The Family Centre can be contacted on 01392 264415.
Woodlane Nursery: near the Penryn Campus
There is a Day Nursery run by Falmouth Exeter Plus at Falmouth College of Art's Woodlane Campus, which was warmly commended after its last Ofsted inspection. It welcomes babies from 12 months old and has separate facilities for children over the age of three. As the Day Nursery is very popular, please telephone 01326 213765 for further information.
Childcare vouchers
As part of its range of family friendly initiatives, the University has made arrangements to participate in a scheme which enables employees to purchase, via a salary sacrifice arrangement approved by HM Revenue & Customs, childcare vouchers without paying tax or National Insurance Contributions. Information on the scheme and how to join can be found in the Childcare Vouchers webpages.
Parents and Carers
The University is committed to helping working parents and carers and has introduced a range of policies to assist with this. More information about policies and procedures, including Maternity, Paternity and Adoption leave can be found on our Parents and Carers website.


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Fabulous in fuchsia! Lea stepped out in style while filming the latest season of 'Glee' in New York City.
Glee star Lea Michele, 27, looked absolutely stunning as she strutted down the streets of New York City in a striking, haute fuchsia Moriah Trench by Ted Baker. Read on for more details about her gorgeous look!
Lea Michele Filming In NYC — Steps Out In Amazing Trench Coat For 'Glee'
Lea uploaded a few Instagram photos of herself rocking the stunning coat as she poses with friends, hangs out in the park, and stands underneath the sign for the Funny Girl musical on Broadway. Does this mean Lea's Glee character, Rachel Berry, finally landed the part of her dreams in the play? We hope so!
Lea looks radiantly beautiful in the vibrant button-up coat with a belted cinched waist, which she paired with black round-toe pumps. Lea's hair is slicked back into a ponytail, accentuating her gorgeous features.
Lea is being so strong as she prepares for the new season of Glee after the death of her co-star and boyfriend, Cory Monteith. We know this can't be easy for her, and our hearts go out to her!
But even if Lea is feeling down, she still looks great as she puts on a brave face. This is definitely a trendy, sophisticated look for Lea — especially with fall right around the corner!
Lea Michele's Trench Collection: Simplistically Chic
Lea seems to know a thing or two about trench coats! She was spotted sporting a fabulous nude Ralis Ava Trench Coat in Los Angeles, comfortably dressed down in a pair of pants, white sandals and black shades. Her trench was the perfect touch to her elegant look.
There's nothing as fashionable yet classy as a formfitting trench coat to go with any outfit!
So, HollywoodLifers, what do YOU think of Lea's fuchsia trench coat? Share your thoughts below!
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– Faith Egbuonu
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