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Bars & Cafes
»60 Main
60 Main offers espresso, capuccino and a variety of other coffee drinks. High speed internet is available, so come by and enjoy a great cup of coffee while you work or play.
»Bakery, The
Open seven days a week, The Bakery is known for its unique coffee bar, full lunch menu, scrumptious breakfast specials and fresh baked goodies.
»Mudd Puddle Coffee Roasters & Cafe
In addition to great gourmet coffees, this coffee shop also offers a homemade lunch, a wide variety of teas, espresso drinks, desserts and a cozy atmosphere. You'll find books, mags, newspapers, and frequent events at this hip hangout.
»Caffe Aurora
Enjoy acoustic music in this non-alcoholic coffeehouse that features a traditional soda fountain and cafe. Open Friday and Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
»The Rosendale Cafe
This cozy cafe has been lauded as the 'Best Vegetarian Restaurant' and 'Best Performance Space' by the reputed Chronogram Magazine. Its casual yet friendly atmosphere welcomes one and all to savor treats and enjoy different drinks. You can choose from organic coffees to chilled beers here; as far as munchies are concerned Rosendale doles out treats like Burritos, home made desserts and French Toast. It prides itself in cooking on traditional ovens rather than microwave, thereby retaining the original flavors and taste. That's not it, this cafe brings some of the best performers in town and almost every music genre is played here. You can also pick up merchandise like t-shirts, coffee mugs, caps and other stuff from the cafe's shop. For details and updated events information, call ahead.
»Hobnobbin' Pub
Pub offering fine foods and spirits including fresh seafood, steaks, and continental items. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
»Keegan Homebrew & Mercantile
Keegan Ales is open six-nights per week (closed Mondays) and offers live music five-nights per week. Simple, classic comfort food is served along with their beer offerings and a selection of spirits & New York wines.
»Snapper Magee's
Snapper Magee's is a local favorite. This watering hole prides itself on an impressive beer selection of local brews and international bottles. Their Happy Hour is a big draw for discounted tap beer and cocktails. On the jukebox are songs by Billy Joel and Tom Waits, among rock 'n' roll and punk classics. They have a weekly lineup of live bands playing underground rock, metal and alternative music to infuse a relaxed dive-bar vibe. It also features a foosball table, dart board and video game console.
»Hickory BBQ and Smokehouse
Hickory BBQ and Smokehouse is the labor of the love of the Hickory family. It is one of the best places in town to relish smoked dishes. Savor their Doc Hickory's Beef Chili, Hush Puppies with Maple Butter, Hickory's Barbecue Sandwich, Homemade Meatloaf, The Kingston Trio, Slow Smoked Beef Brisket and Hickory's Barbecue Feast. Enjoy their happy hours with delish bar bites. They also cater for weddings and parties.
»Homespun Foods
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»Towne Crier Cafe
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»Millbrook R & B Bar & Grill
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Ministry of Agriculture RECOVERY PERFORMANCE OF INSTITUTIONAL
FARM CREDIT INTRODUCTION Institutional farm credit has expanded very rapidly in India, especially, after the nationalisation of major commercial banks in the country. It has reached even to the remotest villages which were hitherto, neglected with regard to the supply of formal farm credit. Institutional finance came to play a significant role since the seventies with the entry of Commercial banks, rural banks, the NABARD etc. into the credit market to support the cooperatives that were already in the field. Concurrent to the unprecedented increase in the disbursement of both production and investment credit there has been an undesirable increase in the quantum of farm credit overdues. The staggering overdue position among all the credit institutions in the formal sector, namely, commercial banks, regional rural banks (RRB's) and Cooperatives has seriously hampered the expansion of agricultural credit, both for production and investment purposes. The poor recovery performance, which has averaged 50% is seriously threatening the basic viability of these institutions causing grave concern to the Government. The Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, has entrusted a common study on "Recovery Performance of Institutional Agricultural Credit" to the AER Centres of Vallabh Vidyanagar and Waltair to conduct the study in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh respectively with the following objectives: OBJECTIVES
SAMPLING DESIGN Bharatpur district Cooperative Central Bank, the bank of Rajasthan Limited, Alwar Bharatpur Grameena Bank and Rajasthan State Land Development Bank (PLDB) from Kaman and Nadhari tehsils in the Rajasthan State and State Bank of Hyderabad, Nagarjuna Grameena Bank and District Cooperative Central Bank in the Venkatapuram Block of Khammam District in Andhra Pradesh have been selected for the study. A total of 150 sample households in each State covering all the lending institutions, have been drawn for household study in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh and a single point survey has been conducted with 93-94 as the reference year. BORROWINGS BY THE SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS While the DCCB has provided only crop loans, the PLDB has provided only term loans to the sample farmers in Rajasthan. The Commercial bank and RRB have provided both crop loans and term loans to the sample households. Similarly, while the DCCB has concentrated on crop loans, the SBH and RRB have distributed both crop loans and term loans to the farmers in Andhra Pradesh. Besides, private agencies like money-lenders and traders have advanced considerable amount of loan to the sample households in both the States during the reference year. Table 1 gives the institutionwise per household borrowings of sample households in the two States. |
1: Per Household Institutionwise Borrowings of the Sample
(Amount in Rs.)
Name of the Institution | Rajasthan | Andhra Pradesh |
1. Co-op. Land Development Bank | 2077 | - |
2. Regional Rural Bank | 621 | 3176 |
3. Commercial Bank | 1990 | 2276 |
4. Dist. Co-operative Central Bank | 2285 | 1954 |
5. Private Agencies | 1093 | 1318 |
Average | 3161 | 3511 |
the average per household borrowings from all the
institutions including private agencies of the Rajasthan
sample households is reported to be Rs.3161 during the
reference year, the amount is reported to be around
Rs.3511 among the Andhra Pradesh sample households.
However, considerable institutional variations are
observed in the disbursement of loans to the sample
households in both the States. Among the institutions, while the RRB has advanced the highest per household amount of Rs.3176 in Andhra Pradesh, its counterpart in Rajasthan has disbursed the lowest amount of Rs.621 to the sample households. Similarly, the DCCB in Rajasthan has disbursed the highest amount of Rs.2285, while its counterpart in Andhra Pradesh has distributed the lowest amount Rs.1954 per household loan to the sample households. However, the Commercial bank and private agencies in Andhra Pradesh have an edge over their counterparts in Rajasthan in advancing loans to the sample farmers. The Land Development Bank in Rajasthan has advanced considerable amount of loan (Rs.2077) to the sample households. The credit institutions have advanced both crop and term loans to the sample households in both the States. Institutionwise crop and term loans particulars are given in Table 2. |
Institutionwise Per Household Crop and Term Loans of Sample
(Amount in Rs.)
Name of the Institution | Rajasthan |
Andhra Pradesh |
Crop loans |
Term loans |
Crop loans |
Term loans |
Co-op. Land Development Bank | - | 8198 | - | - | |
Regional Rural Bank | 69 | 2246 | 3531 | 2050 | |
Dist. Co-operative Central Bank | 3061 | - | 1532 | 12500 | |
Commercial Bank | 113 | 7524 | - | 2276 | |
Private Agencies | 784 | 2003 | 1318 | - | |
Total | 4027 | 19971 | 6381 | 16826 |
Cooperative Land Development Bank (Rs.8198) and
Commercial bank (Rs.7524) have advanced high amounts as
term loans compared to the Regional Rural Bank (Rs.2246)
and Private agencies (Rs.2003) in Rajasthan. Similarly,
the DCCB has advanced the highest per household amount of
crop loans (Rs.3061) compared to the RRB (Rs.69),
Commercial bank (Rs.113) and private agencies (Rs.784) in
Rajasthan. In the case of Andhra Pradesh, the DCCB has disbursed the highest per household term loan (Rs.12500) compared to the RRB (Rs.2050) and Commercial bank (Rs.2276). However, the RRB has advanced the highest amount of crop loan (Rs.3531) compared to DCCB (Rs.1532) and private agencies (Rs.1318). PURPOSE OF BORROWINGS While the crop loans are meant for raising seasonal crops in both the States, the purpose of term loans varies widely among different institutions in the two States. While the Commercial bank has advanced term loans for the purchase of plough bullocks, sheep and goat units and land development, the DCCB has given few loans for purchase of borewells in Andhra Pradesh. The RRB has advanced term loans for the purchase of plough bullocks and petty business in the State. Similarly, while the Cooperative Land Development Bank provided loans mostly for the purchase of irrigation equipment like diesel/pumpsets and tractors, the Commercial bank provided term loans mostly for dairy animals, tractors and camel carts in Rajasthan. The RRB has advanced loans for the purchase of irrigation equipment, dairying and camel carts during this period in the state. REPAYMENT OF LOANS Considerable extent of variation existed among the various credit institutions in the recovery of crop and term loans. While 100% recovery of crop loan is ensured by the commercial bank in Andhra Pradesh, its record in the recovery performance of term loans is dismal as it could ensure only a per household amount of Rs.34 as repayment constituting about 1.49% of the total borrowings. The performance of commercial bank is much better in Rajasthan as it could ensure a better per household recovery per of Rs.118 of crop loan and Rs.467 of term loan during the reference year. The RRB recorded a per household recovery of Rs.475 of crop loan constituting about 13.45% and Rs.446 of term loan constituting about 21.76% of the total borrowings in Andhra Pradesh. While no recovery of crop loan is reported by the RRB, a per household amount of Rs.915 is reported as the term loan recovery in Rajasthan. However, in the case of Cooperative banks, the recovery performance is much better in Andhra Pradesh compared to Rajasthan. In the case of DCCB, while the per household amount of repayment of crop loan is Rs.604 constituting about 43.34%, the amount of repayment of term loan by the sample households is Rs.11900 accounting for 95.20% of the total borrowings in Andhra Pradesh. In the case of Rajasthan, while the per household amount of crop loan repayment is only Rs.116, the repayment of term loan amount is Rs.893 to the Cooperatives. Institutionwise recovery particulars of the sample households are given in Table 3. |
Institutionwise Per Household Crop and Term Loans of Sample
(Amount in Rs.)
Repayment of loans |
Name of the Institution | Rajasthan |
Andhra Pradesh |
Crop |
Term |
Crop |
Term |
Commercial Bank | 118 |
467 |
- |
24 |
Regional Rural Bank | - |
915 |
475 |
446 |
Dist. Co-operative Central Bank | 116 |
- |
664 |
11900 |
Land Development Bank | - |
893 |
- |
- |
Private Agencies | 2903 |
- |
1502 |
- |
Of all
the credit sources, repayment of crop loans to the
private sources is the maximum in both the States during
the reference year. While a per household amount of
Rs.1502 is repaid to the private lending agencies in
Andhra Pradesh, the amount is much higher (Rs.2903) in
Rajasthan. No term loan recoveries are reported by the
private agencies from the sample households in both the
States. The pattern of repayment of crop loans by the sample farmers indicates that priority is given to the private lending agencies compared to the public institutions in both the States. Such an impressive recovery performance by the private agencies is largely due to its exorbitant rate of interest which the borrowers cannot afford to prolong coupled with the regular personal contact of the money lenders constantly exerting pressure by reminding them about the repayment. The private agencies also have a tieup with the borrowers to repay the loan in kind, during the time of harvesting of crops which ensures prompt repayment. Armed with `Revenue Recovery Act' the cooperatives ensure atleast partial recovery of loans by using coercive methods, and auctioning of land and property pledged as security. The Commercial Banks and RRBs do not have either any statutory powers to ensure forced recovery of loans or requisite man power to visit the villages and pursue the recovery work efficiently leaving large amounts of overdues in the banks. The major sources of money for the sample household for the repayment are current income from agriculture, wage labour from agricultural and non-agricultural sources, and sale of assets by the sample households in both the States. AMOUNT OUTSTANDING, REPAYMENT AND OVERDUE BY THE SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS The per household amounts of overdue of crop and term loans are much higher in Rajasthan sample households, compared to Andhra Pradesh. Among the various credit institutions, while the highest amount of overdue of crop loan is recorded by the RRB in Andhra Pradesh, the DCCB has recorded the highest per household amount of overdue of crop loan in Rajasthan state. In the case of term loans the Commercial bank recorded the highest per household amount of overdue in both the States. Institutionwise overdue position is given in Table 4. |
Lending Agencywise Per Households Amounts Outstanding, Repaid and
Lending Agency | Andhra Pradesh |
Rajasthan |
Crop Loan |
Term Loan |
Crop Loan |
Term Loan |
amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | amount | |
out- standing |
repaid | overdue | out- standing |
repaid | overdue | out- standing |
repaid | overdue | out standing |
repaid | overdue | |
1673 |
434 |
1239 |
9900 |
50 |
275 |
3265 |
116 |
3539 |
20769 |
893 |
12176 |
Commercial Bank |
- |
- |
- |
1786 |
- |
2123 |
3156 |
188 |
3345 |
25991 |
467 |
13725 |
Regional Rural Bank |
4716 |
348 |
4368 |
2287 |
437 |
408 |
2580 |
- |
2890 |
7112 |
915 |
2691 |
Private Agencies |
963 |
904 |
59 |
- |
- |
- |
3136 |
2908 |
979 |
- |
- |
- |
REASONS FOR DEFAULT IN REPAYMENT OF LOANS IN RAJASTHAN Among varied reasons provided by sample households for their failure to repay loans, current household income utilised for household consumption is the most important. The cultivation income is low, partly because of natural factors like uneven and low rainfall (64% of normal rainfall in 1993) and partly because of non-availability of kind component of crop loan on account of District Central Cooperative Bank employees being on strike during 29 July to November, 1993. Lax supervision by bank employees, asset created out of loan turning out to be unproductive, inconvenient loan repayment schedule, diversion of loan for other purposes and inadequacy of availed loan and hence being utilised for other purposes are additional factors leading to the non-repayment of loans. For smaller land holding group sample households, low household income, lax supervision by bank employees. Income diverted for repayment of debt from other agencies and inadequacy of loan amount, while for upper land holding group households, the created asset tuning out to be unproductive in appropriate loan repayment schedule, the loan amount and the household income diverted for other purposes are some of the important reasons for non-repayment of loans. In case of crop loan, the important reason for non-repayment of loans is current household income diverted for other purposes which is followed by the low household income. SUGGESTIONS OFFERED BY SAMPLE HOUSEHOLDS Barring 8% of term loan taking sample households and 20% of crop loan taking households, all other households have offered suggestions for improving the recovery of both production as well as investment purpose loans. Major suggestions are as follows: 1) While sanctioning loan for creation of assets, it is important to verify the income generating capacity of assets created from loan. 2) The rate of interest on loan needs to be brought down. 3) Outside interference, especially political, should not be entertained while sanctioning loan and in deciding number of loan repayment instalments. 4) Achieving targets of advances should not be given overwhelming importance. PROBLEMS FACED BY INSTITUTIONS IN
RECOVERING 1) Lack of sufficient field staff to ensure follow-up supervision after the sanction of loan and heavy burden on the existing field staff since they have to cover large number of villages under loan recovery programme. 2) Staff are not willing to go to the rural and tribal areas due to lack of adequate educational and medical facilities and even the staff who are working in these areas do not have any motivation to serve the area. 3) Absence of any statutory powers to the banks to induce prompt repayment by borrowers is another hurdle which is hampering the recovery performance of the institutions. Statutes like the `Revenue Recovery Act' which empowered the co-operatives to recover the loans would have gone a long way in improving the recovery performance of banks. 4) Interference of local politicians is adversely affecting the repayment schedule of the borrowers in the rural areas, as village politics play a crucial role in the functioning of the co-op societies. The Governments populist policy of waiving of loans' has created mass psychology in the rural areas to withhold repayments and wait for some type of loan waiver programme to come to their rescue. 5) Frequent crop failures in the study area have been adversely affecting the repayment schedule of the cultivators. Since most of the cultivated area is unirrigated dry land the income from the crop yields is not sufficient to repay the loans while maintaining their families. 6) The local `Land Transfer Act' which prohibits alienation of land from tribals is another hurdle in executing any court decree of selling the land to recover the loans advanced by the credit institutions. 7) Priority given to the repayment of private loans by borrowers, which are used both for productive and consumption purposes has been adversely affecting the repayments to the banks and Co-ops. STEPS SUGGESTED FOR IMPROVING THE
RECOVERY 1) The Credit Institutions should ensure adequate and continuous supervision and follow-up action after the loan is disbursed. As the present staff structure does not permit this type of activity, the institutions should strengthen the field staff in their rural branches and motivate them towards better work norms and ethics. 2) While identifying the beneficiaries under Government sponsored schemes, a free hand should be given to the bank staff to carefully verify the bonafides, credit worthiness and the repayment capability of the borrower which will ensure a better repayment performance by the borrower. 3) Suitable enactments empowering the credit institutions to enforce recovery of loans from the borrower should be made, especially in tribal areas where normal laws are not applicable. 4) In the case of crop loans, overestimation of incomes from crops should be avoided by making a realistic assessment of the actual production which will reduce the burden of loan to the borrower besides preventing diversion of the excess amounts to other unproductive purposes. 5) As most of the cultivated land of the sample households is unirrigated dry depending on the vagaries of nature, a better cropping pattern suitable to the area should be encouraged by the agriculture department to increase the crop yields which will ensure better repayment by the borrowers. 6) As the entire mandal is located on the bank of perennial river Godavari, lift irrigation system may be developed in the area to irrigate the lands and increase crop production and productivity which will certainly induce the borrowers to repay the loans. 7) As far as possible the Governments at the State and Centre should avoid the populist programmes like `Waiving of Loans' which has adversely affected the psychology of the borrowers in the rural areas and encouraged absenteeism. 8) Frequent interference by local politicians in the functioning of credit institutions in the rural areas, especially, in the running of co-ops. should be discouraged as far as possible as factional politics have been instrumental in increasing the amount of overdues on one plea or the other. 9) Credit institutions should extent consumption loan facilities also to the needy people in the rural areas in order to discourage resort to private loans which are cornering a major part of their earnings towards repayment of private loans on exorbitant interest rates. |
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Upcoming Public Events & Activities
Colby-Sawyer College hosts a wide variety of educational and cultural events that are open to the public. For more information, please call (603) 526-3000. For information about alumni events, visit Alumni & Friends and for athletic events, visit Colby-Sawyer Athletics.
March 2015
Pushpin Project Replicates the Studio Art Process
Open through Thursday, March 12 Sawyer Center Lobby, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Led by Professor of Fine and Performing Arts Bert Yarborough, the Second Annual Pushpin Project replicates artists' creative process in a salon-studio setting. From sketches to finished pieces, participants are encouraged to install work at any stage of its development over the four-week period. Free.
International Festival Showcases Diverse Student Population
Saturday, March 7 - Wheeler Hall, Ware Campus Center, 5 p.m.
Food samples and table displays represent the more than 35 countries that our students call home. A fashion show starts at 6:30, followed by a talent show at 7:30. Sponsored by the Cross Cultural Club and the Class of 2018. Free.
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Favorite Film Series: 'Battleship Potemkin'
Monday, March 9 Clements Hall, Curtis L. Ivey Science Center, 7 p.m.
A screening and discussion of the 1925 silent film Battleship Potemkin, an historical drama based on the 1905 Russian Revolution, is hosted by Colby-Sawyer College President and Professor of Humanities Thomas C. Galligan Jr. Free.
Faculty Colloquium Series on Protective Health Strategies
Tuesday, March 24 Wheeler Hall, Ware Student Center, 4 p.m.
Assistant Professor of Exercise and Sport Sciences Marc Lodyga presents research on strategies to enable health protective behavior changes. Free.
Accomplished Singer, Songwriter and Guitarist Chuck Pyle
Wednesday, March 25 - Wheeler Hall, Ware Student Center, 7 p.m.
Admired for over 40 years as an innovative finger-style guitarist with a sly sense of humor, Chuck Pyle has performed for the Colorado Legislature, on Austin City Limits, and at the home of Bill and Melinda Gates. His songs have been recorded by John Denver, Chris LeDoux, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Jerry Jeff Walker. Critics say Pyle's sense of rhythm is more like a fine classical or jazz soloist, and characterize his songwriting as musically sophisticated yet full of uncluttered space. He sees what's best about America, writing songs about love lost and love found, forgetful cowboys, heroic highway patrolmen, and brain stems gone "critical". Free.
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Diversity Dialogue Series Presents a Discussion on Gender
Monday, March 30 - Wheeler Hall, Ware Student Center, 7 p.m.
Assistant Professor of Humanities Dr. Rachel Fredericks and Colby-Sawyer students Dikshant Rajbhandari and Xu Shulin lead a cross-cultural discussion on gender, differences and stereotypes. Snacks provided. Free.
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42nd Juried Student Art Exhibition Presents Diverse Art and Media
Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony, Thursday, April 2 Marian Graves Mugar Art Gallery, Sawyer Fine Arts Center, 5 to 7 p.m.
The Fine and Performing Arts Department hosts the 42nd Annual Gladys Greenbaum Meyers Juried Art Exhibition featuring students' work in ceramics, drawing, graphic design, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, watercolor and mixed-media selected by faculty based on expressive and technical qualities. The exhibition runs through Friday, April 17. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free.
The Fine and Performing Arts Department Presents "Hotel Cassiopeia"
Wednesday, April 1 through Friday, April 3 Sawyer Center Theater, Sawyer Fine Arts Center, 7 p.m.
Directed by Assistant Professor of Fine and Performing Arts Suzanne Delle, the students in THE440: The Collaborative Experience bring real-world issues to the college and greater community in this devised piece that was created to pay homage to artist Joseph Cornell. Seating is on-stage; reserve tickets at http://www.colby-sawyer.edu/tickets or through the Sawyer Center Box Office (603-526-3670 or firstname.lastname@example.com). Tickets are $10 for general admission or free with a Colby-Sawyer College ID.
Favorite Films Series: 'The Piano'
Monday, April 6 Clements Hall, Curtis L. Ivey Science Center, 7 p.m.
A screening and discussion of the Oscar-winning drama The Piano is hosted by Gibney Distinguished Professor of Humanities Pat Anderson. An expert in American film, international film and the Academy Awards, Professor Anderson is the author of In Its Own Image: The Cinematic Vision of Hollywood, numerous published articles, and regularly presents film lectures and radio reviews. Free.
Local Arts Forum with Author Robert David Booth
Thursday, April 9 Archives Reading Room, Susan Colgate Cleveland Library/Learning Center, 4 p.m.
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Diversity Dialogue Series Presents Discussion on First-Generation Americans
Monday, April 13 - Wheeler Hall, Ware Student Center, 7 p.m.
Sheraz Iqbal, Residential Education area coordinator, and students Laura Jean and Sukriti Raut, lead a discussion on being torn between two (or more) cultures as first-generation Americans. Snacks provided. Free.
Faculty Colloquium Series Featuring Fine Art Printmaking
Thursday, April 16 Gordon Hall, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center , 4 p.m.
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Fine and Performing Arts Department Presents 'Variations' Dance Ensemble
Friday, April 17 Sawyer Center Theater, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center, 7 p.m.
Under the artistic direction of adjunct faculty member Laura Dunlop Shepherd, this two-act evening of dance features original choreography in multiple genres including classical ballet, jazz, contemporary, modern and hip hop. Tickets are available at http://www.colby-sawyer.edu/tickets or through the Sawyer Center Box Office (603-526-3670 or firstname.lastname@example.com). Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children/students, or free with a Colby-Sawyer ID.
Susan Colby Colgate Scholars' Symposium Celebrates Student Scholarship
Tuesday, April 21 Various Campus Locations, 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Colby-Sawyer College community celebrates students' commitment to scholarship at the annual symposium featuring interdisciplinary Capstone projects and undergraduate presentations. Free.
N.H. Clothesline Project Raises Awareness of Violence and Sexual Abuse
Wednesday, April 22 through Saturday, April 25 Mercer Hall Gymnasium, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday
Colby-Sawyer's Department of Campus Safety and AmeriCorps host the 2015 N.H. Clothesline Project, a display of T-shirts created by violence survivors and their loved ones to demonstrate the impact of sexual, domestic and mental abuse, for the 20th consecutive year. Free.
Local Arts Forum with MacArthur Fellow David Carroll
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Award-winning author, naturalist, artist and MacArthur Foundation Fellow David M. Carroll discusses his work as a wetlands preservation advocate. Free.
Gallery Exhibition Features Work by Senior Art Majors
Opening Reception, Friday, April 24 Marian Graves Mugar Art Gallery, Sawyer Fine Arts Center, 5 to 7 p.m.
The Fine and Performing Arts Department hosts its annual Senior Art Exhibition featuring students' work in various media. The exhibition runs through Saturday, May 9. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free.
CSC Singers Perform Two-Act Spring Concert
Friday, April 24 Sawyer Center Theater, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center, 7 p.m.
The Colby-Sawyer Singers' spring concert features students and community members in a two-act show. Opening with a set entitled Poems Set to Music, the performance finishes with song selections by members of the Class of 2015. Tickets are $5 general admission and free with a Colby-Sawyer ID. Tickets can be purchased at http://www.colby-sawyer.edu/tickets or through the Sawyer Center Box Office (603-526-3670 or firstname.lastname@example.com).
Kearsarge Chorale Presents 'This Have I Done for My True Love' Songs of Spring
Sunday, April 26 Sawyer Center Theater, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center, 3 p.m.
The ensemble's seasonal performance features works with springtime and love themes including choruses from Franz Joseph Haydn's oratorio "The Seasons"; Johannes Brahms' "Liebeslieder" [love song] waltzes with Joe Henderson and Simeon Morrow on the piano; Ralph Vaughan Williams' "Magnificat" with mezzo soprano Paula Rockwell and flautist Nicole Densmore; "Three Marian Antiphons" by Artistic Director David L. Almond; "Ave Maria" by Josquin Des Prez; "This Have I Done for My True Love" by Gustav Holst; and Easter Hymn from Cavalleria Rusticana by Pietro Mascagni. No tickets necessary. A $10 donation is requested.
May 2015
Students Recognized at Scholars and Leaders Awards Ceremony
Friday, May 8 Sawyer Center Theater, Sawyer Fine and Performing Arts Center, 2 p.m.
Graduates and undergraduates are honored and receive Capstone, Baccalaureate and Program Recognition Awards; honor society cords; and leadership and achievement awards. Free.
Colby-Sawyer Celebrates Graduates at 177th Commencement
Saturday, May 9 Commencement Tent, Front Lawn, 10:30 a.m.
Graduating students and other individuals are recognized for academic excellence, outstanding contributions to society, and service to the college and community. Free.


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Today Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star released an exclusive featuring insight into the Colts-Manning situation of 2011 plus a number of historical gems from the lips of owner, Jim Irsay. A particularly interesting morsel was that evidently in 2004 Bill Polian wanted to trade Peyton Manning rather than structure the big $99 million contract. [...]The post Alternate Universe Colts: Peyton Manning traded in 2004 appeared first on Punch Drunk Wonderland.
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text: 531 FXUS64 KMAF 250953 AFDMAF AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIDLAND/ODESSA TX 353 AM CST Wed Feb 25 2015 .DISCUSSION... Active and wet wx pattern looks to continue through the weekend into next week with lots of small precip events. A strong upper low moving across the area this morning will quickly pass to the east putting the region on the east edge of a West Coast ridge and a and on the west side of a broad trough over the center of the country. This trough will continue to rotate shortwaves down into the area next couple of days. By Friday a strong upper trough will start to work down the West Coast moving over the Great Basin by Sunday and over AZ on Monday. This will put the area into SW flow aloft and allow any disturbance ejected ahead of the trough to track into the region. This trough should move into the area early Tuesday. And after that trough passes another one follows it up. So will have an extended period of low unsettled wx. It will be much warmer today with lots of sunshine and a warm west wind that will push temps into the 60s. Normal for this time of year is hi 65 lo 37. Warm up will be short lived as another cold front arrives overnight knocking highs back into the 40s for Thursday with a chilly north wind sweeping across the region. Friday will be cold with highs mainly in the 30s as an east/upslope wind remains across the area through the day and with a good chance of precip look for clouds to remain through the day. By Saturday a south wind starts to return and temps begin to recover. The warm up continues Sunday with highs returning to the 60s and 70s. These warmer temps will continue into the middle of next week. As of 09z the upper low can be seen on WV moving across W TX. Currently have precip that is mainly snow with a little rain mixed in rotating around this low and moving across the Trans Pecos and Permian Basin. Not sure if this will be out of the area by 12z so will go ahead and add a mention of light rain/snow this morning across the Central and Eastern Permian Basin. Not expecting much if any accumulation as too warm but at 945z is coming down fairly hard at MAF. Will have a slight chance of rain/snow over SE NM Thursday with light snow chances spreading east across the area Thursday night. Friday looks to be the best chance of precip for much of the area with most of it as snow with some mixed precip on the southern edges. Currently only have accumulations up to an inch. Low chances of precip skirting mainly the eastern part of the area continue into early next week. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... ANDREWS TX 60 30 39 19 / 10 0 10 20 BIG SPRING TX 62 31 40 20 / 10 0 10 20 CARLSBAD NM 62 33 41 21 / 0 10 10 10 DRYDEN TX 69 38 51 30 / 0 0 10 10 FORT STOCKTON TX 65 32 44 24 / 0 0 10 10 GUADALUPE PASS TX 55 29 40 20 / 0 0 10 10 HOBBS NM 59 29 37 18 / 0 10 10 20 MARFA TX 64 28 47 21 / 0 0 10 10 MIDLAND INTL AIRPORT TX 61 31 40 21 / 10 0 10 20 ODESSA TX 61 32 41 21 / 10 0 10 20 WINK TX 64 33 44 24 / 0 0 10 10 && .MAF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NM...NONE. TX...NONE. && $$ 80/72 Follow us on Facebook and Twitter at: http://facebook.com/NWSMidland http://twitter.com/NWSMidland Check us out on the internet at: http://weather.gov/midland


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Twilight Triumphs: Late-round IDP gems
The late rounds of a fantasy draft are often called a crapshoot. In fact, it can be argued that rolling dice on green felt has significantly better odds than picking from the scraps in those finals rounds. There's no "pass" line here.
The twilight of an Individual Defensive Player (IDP) draft can be considered even more of a gamble than traditional leagues. Instead of NFL teams' third wide receivers and third running backs, fantasy owners are choosing from platoon defensive ends and random defensive backs. The final rounds of an IDP draft can be intimidating for even the most veteran fantasy nerd.
As a salve to this stress, consider the players below as valid value picks who could net you mid-round production at a late-round expense. Call it the "All-Ambien Team," defensive sleepers broken down by position, many of whom should slip into the later rounds of your drafts.
Stewart Bradley, Eagles: True middle linebackers in a 4-3 scheme are often nabbed early, but Bradley is one guy you likely can land in the later rounds. Bradley will be buried on draft lists, given his 18 total tackles last season, but don't let that scare you away. Now the Eagles' starting Mike linebacker, Bradley's big frame should net you ample solo tackles with some legit sack and fumble potential in defensive coordinator Jim Johnson's aggressive scheme.
Zach Thomas, Cowboys: The definitive IDP legend, Thomas has tallied more than 1,500 tackles during the past decade. So why is he on a sleeper list? The 35-year-old throwback was released this offseason by the Dolphins because of age and health concerns and is now bidding for time on the Cowboys' talented front seven. While his concussion issues loom, the risk of taking him late is well worth the rewards of a healthy, triple-digit tackle season.
Freddy Keiaho, Colts: Before his season was cut short by injury, "Fast Freddy" was on the way to a 117-tackle campaign in '07. He enters 2008 as a breakout candidate as a weakside linebacker in the Colts' Tampa 2. Target him as a depth player with the potential to force his way into your starting lineup.
Bart Scott, Ravens: Just two seasons ago, Scott put himself among the IDP elite with a potent combination of sacks, tackles and turnovers. A down 2007 saw his sack total dip to just one after posting 9.5 in '06. This season, the Ravens' new staff looks to get Scott back to his menacing ways. Invest in Scott for a dime on the dollar.
Jonathan Vilma, Saints: After establishing himself as a top IDP talent with an absurd 173 tackles in 2005, the Jets switched from a 4-3 to a 3-4 scheme and suffocated Vilma's preternatural ball pursuit skills. A major knee injury and the emergence of David Harris contributed to Vilma being shipped south. Now back to his natural 4-3 middle linebacker role in New Orleans with hopes of a career resurrection, he could be the steal of the draft if his knee holds up.
Brandon McGowan, Bears: The favorite to win the competition for the strong safety gig, McGowan could be an elite tackle source cleaning up the front seven's scraps in Chi-town.
Eric Wright, Browns: Wright was effectively a top-five fantasy defensive back until his rookie campaign was cut short by injury. With an improved front seven and emerging pass rush in Cleveland, look for Wright to enjoy a breakout season.
Eric Weddle, Chargers: A true ballhawk in college, Weddle and fellow Charger safety Clinton Hart form the league's most underrated safety tandem. Weddle likely will be available in the late rounds, and he merits a spot on your bench.
Tamba Hali, Chiefs: The Penn State product enjoyed a stellar '06 rookie season, but lost his fantasy luster after a down 2007. With Jared Allen now in Minnesota, Hali moves to the more sack-conducive right side of the line and looks to make up for the glaring void that Allen's departure leaves. As a late-round depth flier, Hali makes for a nice late pick.
Justin Smith, 49ers: A bit of a tweener, Smith likely will line up as a 3-4 outside linebacker in the Bay, a true boon to his fantasy prospects. If he were listed solely as a linebacker, he'd boast average fantasy value, at best. But he's regarded as a defensive lineman in most fantasy setups, making him an awesome tackle source with some sack potential as a stand-up edge-rusher.
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John Abraham, Falcons: Once an elite Pro Bowl end for the Jets, Abraham has been lost in the mess that has been the Falcons the past few seasons. That said, both Abraham and promising second-year end Jamaal Anderson could be a nice late-round sack values if they can stay healthy.
Ray Edwards, Vikings: This Jared Allen guy seems to be having quite a peripheral effect in fantasyland. Playing opposite Allen, and with the huge Williams boys in the middle, Edwards has free reign to pursue the quarterback, affording him legit sack potential at a bargain-basement price.
Jim McCormick is an IDP analyst for ESPN.com Fantasy.


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Bedrooms | 1 |
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Property type | apartment |
Minimum Stay | 3 - 4 nights |
Nice, cozy and recently reformed apartment is ready for you with the only purpose to guarantee you an unforgettable holiday.
The apartment is on the third floor on a quiet building located in the centre of the village. You can reach the beautiful and sandy beach in two minutes on foot and all the other services such as shops, supermarkets, banks and restaurants are reachable on foot.
You really don't need the car to visit El Medano, also the bus stop, the taxi station and the tourist office are very closed to the apartment.
The apartment is 52 m2, perfect for three people and comfortable for four. At your disposal a double bed in the bed room and a sofa bed in the living room (cot, high chair and trolley available on request)
Fully equipped kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, coffee machine, kettle, fridge, freezer and TV 32''
Internet wi-fi available for our guests
If you wish to know the rest of the island I highly recommend you to hire a car, get a map and start your adventure.. Tenerife can offer to you sea, mountains, parks and much more!
This apartment is simply perfect for your holiday, good location, new, clean and cosy.
Closed to the beach, in the heart of the village, you can reach on foot any destination in El medano such as the tourist office, restaurants, banks, shops, market and supermarket
We have found the apartment simply beautiful, fast complet new, nice position. We can really say nothing wrong about that. Most of all Stefania was really nice, available for every question or request, gently. We would like to say a BIG thank you, was all perfect.
Me gusto todo , la situación, el equipamiento, la limpieza, y el trato inmejorable de la propietaria. Sin dudarlo volveré.
The apartment is on the third and last floor (with lift) of a quiet building located in the heart of the village.
You can easily reach restaurants, shops, supermarkets and banks on foot.
The balcony has a lovely view on Galicia Square where you will see a garden and a children park.
Closed to the apartment the bus stop and the tourist office.
We are happy to offer you a 1 bed apartment, recently reformed, with the following facilities:
TV, Sofa Bed, oven, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, hair dryer, internet wi-fi.
If you wish to visit the rest of the island, we recommend you to hire a car, get a map and start your adventure. Sea, mountains, parks.. Tenerife can offer you all this and more! I will be happy to give more advice if you wish but I am sure the tourist office will be at your disposal with more detailed information.
The main destinations you can't miss in Tenerife are Los Gigantes, Puerto de la Cruz, Los Cristianos, orotowa and obviously the Vulcan Teide
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Fees | No additional mandatory fees |
Refundable Damage Deposit | €150 |
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Police, fire service and a rescue helicopter were at the scene, and when the driver reached shore he would be taken to hospital, Ms Dunn said.
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Anyone find it strange that Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale, an IPA, is for the holidays? What about it makes it a holiday beer? The label? I'd think an Oatmeal Stout, Doppelbock, or Barleywine would better qualify. Anyone got any insight?
It's all about marketing & giving the hopheads something to drink with their fruitcake. I'll stick with the winter warmers, like Widmer's Snowplow and Black Panther Imperial Stout.
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Nanny caught up in immigration backlog faces deportation
Ottawa says caregiver is inadmissible because she briefly worked under the table while waiting for an open work permit.
A Filipino nanny is facing deportation from Canada after she was found guilty of "misrepresentation" because she briefly worked under the table while waiting for an open work permit amid an immigration backlog.
Canada Border Services Agency has refused to defer Lilia Ordinario Joaquin's removal on Friday. Her lawyer filed an emergency application Tuesday asking the federal court to review the CBSA decision and stop the deportation.
"I'd say 'the fix was in' for Lilia. She fulfilled all the requirements of the live-in caregiver program but was caught by an extraordinarily long period of delay in receiving her open work permit from the government," said the woman's lawyer, Jennifer Stone, of the Neighbourhood Legal Services.
"Because of this delay, she was forced to do some babysitting under the table. She didn't want to go on welfare and she had no other choice. I believe a real injustice has been done in her case."
Joaquin, who has a university degree in architecture, came to Toronto in 2007 under the live-in caregiver program. In 2009, the 52-year-old mother of five applied for permanent residency and an open permit after she met the minimum two-year "live-in" requirement of the program.
At the time, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) had a huge backlog and live-in caregivers who had qualified for permanent status routinely had to wait 18 months for open work permits. Joaquin's didn't arrive until two years later, in November 2011.
For four months, she babysat for a family while her application for a new work permit was in process. For that, she was deemed inadmissible for misrepresentation by "working without authorization."
In refusing Joaquin's deferral request, CBSA said deferring a removal is a temporary measure intended for "exceptional" circumstances.
"It is not the appropriate avenue to circumvent any legislative measures enacted by parliament to preserve the integrity of Canada's immigration process," an enforcement officer wrote in a letter dated last Friday.
"The removals process is a difficult experience and that relocation may be difficult at this time. However, I am not satisfied that you have provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate that you face a genuinely exceptional circumstance that justifies the deferral of your removal."
Joaquin's lawyer had argued that her client had met all the requirements at the time she submitted her permanent residency application, and should not be punished for the administrative backlog.
Stone has filed an application to ask the immigration department to grant Joaquin permanent resident status on humanitarian and compassion grounds. A decision is pending. However, an appeal to Immigration Minister Chris Alexander to intervene has been denied.
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HoopsHype Kevin McHale rumors
"We had no idea we were going to take him in the first round," McHale, vice president of basketball operations for the Minnesota Timberwolves, says. "I didn't even want to go see him. I thought it was a waste of time. Then we went, and Flip Saunders [then Minnesota's general manager] and I were in the car afterward, and we just looked at each other. I said, 'Wow, we're going to pick a high school kid in the first round.' It was that obvious. "This was our first draft. Flip and I were both new. Our owner was also new. How do you tell him that the first thing he's going to do is sign this high school kid? I think we figured if it went bad, we'd just say, 'Hey, it was our first draft. We didn't know what we were doing.'" Sports Illustrated
McHale played through a number of ankle injuries (that required surgery) and debilitating back pain his last few seasons. He could have retired when Larry Bird did in the summer of 1992, but McHale came back for one more go around, doing so on a team that was clearly not a contender. There was a simple reason for that. "I wanted to go out playing, and we made it to a playoff series and we lost but I went out playing as hard as I possibly could. I found a little magic in a bottle for a couple weeks and played pretty good, then that was the end of it," said McHale, who averaged 19.6 points per game on 58 percent shooting during that first-round playoff loss to Charlotte in 1993. "It's hard. You're used to being able to do things, you're used to your body responding, and if you're a good player you're used to your body bouncing back and doing a lot of stuff. You never really thought it could not hold up, but at some point it goes down." NBC Sports
Jonathan Feigen: McHale (who played some ball) on his use of analytics: "I look at all the different things. There's some general rules I look at, trends. There are some things I find interesting. Analytics have become an important part of the league. It's another tool." All that said, McHale said there is no "Holy Grail. "Toughest thing in this business is how much does a guy love to play, how tough is he." Twitter @Jonathan_Feigen
Mark Berman: Chandler Parsons on Kevin McHale: "He'll always be a friend to me. He wasn't just a coach. He's a mentor. He's almost a father-figure to me" Twitter @MarkBermanFox26
But McHale didn't seem so sure the 36-year-old Bryant would be able to rebound from another potential season-ending injury, this time a torn rotator cuff in Bryant's right shoulder suffered last week in a loss at New Orleans. "Eventually, this catches up to you, man," McHale said Sunday before the Rockets beat the Lakers 99-87 at Staples Center. "Kobe's a great player, but I've seen other great players. When your time's up, your time's up, man. It's too bad, but it happens to everybody. "I wish him all the best. I've always admired him. I think he's a hell of a competitor, but everything comes to an end. In my case, my body just said, 'You weren't playing anymore,' and I said, 'OK.' " ESPN.com
Baxter Holmes: Ex-LAL Scott on ex-Celtic McHale: "We won't be going to dinner or nothing, but he's all right." Forgive for Rambis hit? "I didn't say that." Twitter @BaxterHolmes
When Hollins, who took last season off after his contract wasn't renewed by Memphis, found himself without a head-coaching opportunity, he contemplated a return to the bench as an assistant. One of the head coaches he spoke with was his Monday night counterpart, Kevin McHale. Talks weren't extensive and he was never offered a spot on McHale's staff according to Hollins, who just wanted to be back in the NBA. It was more of an exchange of philosophies. New York Daily News
Smith scored 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds in his Houston debut, which resulted in a win over the Memphis Grizzlies. He was then given a spot in his new team's starting lineup, but after producing little there in his last four games, Rockets head coach Kevin McHale sent him back to the bench. After shooting a combined 9-of-31 in his last four contests, Donatas Montiejunas was re-inserted into the starting lineup for Houston's home contest against the Heat on Saturday. NBCSports.com
He pulled every starter, with the Rockets down 23 points and the New Orleans Pelicans irrevocably on their way to a 111-83 rout, the Rockets' biggest blowout loss of the season in the first game they trailed from start to finish. "I have no clue," center Dwight Howard said of McHale's motivation for benching his starters. But McHale thought it was obvious. "Were you watching the game?" he said. "We didn't play very well." Houston Chronicle
The Rockets released rookie center Tarik Black on Friday to make room for veteran forward Josh Smith, but they also praised Black's longshot success in making the roster and contributing as the fill-in starting center when Dwight Howard was out. "Tarik did a great job," Rockets coach Kevin McHale said. "I told him he'll be picked up in our league. I told him in preseason, I said 'Tarik, you have to go out and open people's eyes. You didn't get drafted.' But he came in and had (15) rebounds in a (preseason) game. Everybody around the league is saying, 'Dang, what did we miss on Tarik Black?' "He's on people's radar. He'll get another job. He's a great kid. I really liked coaching him. A wonderful young man. We're going to miss him. It's a tough business this league." Houston Chronicle
Mark Berman: Kevin McHale on getting contract extension: "I'm very grateful. I was very grateful every time I signed a contract when I was playing." Twitter @MarkBermanFox26
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Michael Cole was sent to the studio where Glenn Beck films his TV show in hopes of trying to get an interview from Beck since he refused his invitation to Monday Night RAW. Cole and a WWE cameraman entered the
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Just curious if anyone knows of any good forums or other sites for information for indoor gardening? I am currently enjoying my veggies growing out on my deck in pots and am trying to determine whether doing an indoor setup for the winter(live in MN) would be for me. I live in a split level home and we don't really use the downstairs for much(most of the brew equipment is stored downstairs) so I figured I could do some sort of hydroponic setup in the corner downstairs. It's fake wood laid on top of a concrete downstairs so while I don't anticipate large leaks, it wouldn't be the end of the world either. The reason I am interested in hydroponics is because the I am a little uneasy about large pots of dirt in my home, and hydroponics seem better suited for what I am trying to do. Now, I have googled this, and the reason I am posting this question here is because I figure the homebrew/wine/cheese making crowd may be into this as well. The reason I asking for suggestions is due to the fact that googling hydroponic gardening supplies brings up a lot of websites that seem more related to growing other types of not so legal plants. I am looking for resources for growing 100% legal plants, mostly veggies and possibly some fruits. Any suggestions?
Midwest sells that stuff. Maybe head down there and talk to them.
Well, a few years ago I used to grow hydroponically. I won't mention what I was growing. Let me just say that the cost is probably prohibitive for anything but a cash crop. between the hydro setup, the lights and electricity, and the nutrients, you are better to take a trip to Mexico every year and enjoy tropical fruit in the winter.
growing illegal products is quite like growing tomatos. the equipment you would be using would be the same. nutrient amount/ratios woul be different. many of the illegal sites still talk about growing food indoors. but organic soil setups can yeild virtually the same amout of stuff such as peppers and tomatos. cfl(compact floros-the squiggly bulbs) can also provide enough lumens for what you are doing. also it would be much cheaper. i was running a 3x3foot closet of growing space with nothing but cfl's and soil.
I moved my tomatoes indoors last year and continued to have fresh 'matos until Thanksgiving. Eventually they withered and died, but I was just using a few plant bulbs in a standard light fixture and the plants had been outside through the summer. One problem I ran into were gnats breeding in the soil of the pots. Some playsand on the surface will help avoid that.
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Hi all, Interloper from the A3 forum here. Am looking at the new A3 which appears to have much the same technology as the A1 currently has and I have a question which no-one seems able to answer. The top-end mobile telephone prep (high) uses a mobile data connection for things like Internet connectivity etc, and which requires either a phone which supports the SIM Access Profile over bluetooth, or alternatively you can put a SIM directly into the car itself for this connectivity. This is fine, except that the iPhone, for reasons known only to Apple, doesn't support this bluetooth profile and thus won't work. My question is, if I wanted to use an iPhone, but still wanted the advanced features offered by the high version of the telephone prep, could I use a dedicated SIM inserted into the car for this, but also connect my phone via bluetooth (in the 'old fashioned' way) for making and receiving calls? Does anyone do anything like this or has experimented with it? I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has. Thanks, Toby.
So basically, if you put a SIM card into the car, that's what it uses for everything and you can't then connect a phone via Bluetooth at the same time? Gah, that sucks. So either I do without all the advanced connectivity of the high prep or I ditch the phone for one that supports the SIM access profile? Seems a very daft way of doing things considering the iPhone is one of the most commonly used phones.
Yep ditch the iPhone and get a rSAP phone or don't use the 'High' features I think it's split responsibility - Audi's fault for not creating their software to work with HFP and Apple's fault for not making the iPhone rSAP compatible
I agree that Apple are being bloody-minded about not supporting rSAP, but it's also Audi's fault for designing a system which simply doesn't work with the single most popular phone on the planet. What kind of logic is that from them? How many customers are they going to piss off? How many man-years will their staff spend explaining to customers why their iPhone doesn't work with their fancy new car?
F For most people it will work perfect I know mine does in a1 & a6 95% will just want hands free calls and directory
Oh yeah I know the basic functionality will work, but how many people will spec the high package, possibly on the advice of a salesman who doesn't know any better or doesn't care because he wants more commission, only to find their iPhone doesn't work with it. Just seems like Audi are making a rod for their own backs here. I've read that, if you jailbreak, it's possible to get rSAP support on the iPhone but not on the 4S just yet.
The jb for 4S was released the other day - I have mine done I know of the app you're talking about but there was some testing done on another forum and the results weren't pleasing unfortunately!
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