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Please note that Year 10 students all have rehearsal exams straight after half-term in all subjects. A detailed timetable can be found by clicking here and all students have had an individual copy of this already. Please encourage your child to revise and prepare for these exams as they are very important in terms of predicting GCSE grades for next year's final exam. If anyone needs any further details on this, please don't hesitate to email Mr Aveyard on email@example.com
Executive Principal's Welcome
I am both proud and privileged to be leading Barnsley Academy during a period of transition, development and improvement. I was welcomed into the school community in May 2014 and, since that time, I have worked in partnership with school staff, our local community and professional partners to ensure that our Academy is moving rapidly towards becoming a good school.
Our Academy is sponsored by United Learning – a group of schools which aims to provide excellent education to all children and young people across the country. As a United Learning academy, we seek to improve the life chances of all the children and young people we serve and make it our mission to bring out "the best in everyone" – students, staff, parents and the wider community.
We are committed to all of our students receiving personalised support to ensure that each one of them is able to make the progress we know they are capable of. At the heart of our practice is a desire to work with parents and carers to develop an environment which provides a truly holistic and inclusive approach which fosters high expectations and standards at every level.
Our newly formed Senior Leadership Team is excited by the challenges ahead and is uncompromising in its pursuit of excellence as we know that each of our students deserve the very best education we can offer and, it is with this aim, that we are determined to serve our own community.
Nikki Shaw
Please be aware that from 9th March 2015 we will be changing the school bus company. There will be no changes to the times of the buses or the routes the buses take.
We will no longer be selling tickets from Main Reception. Payment of 40p (Students must show their MI Cards to get this reduced price) will be taken as the students get onto the buses each journey.
Please note that bus tickets are still available from Mrs Ralphs until the change over takes place.
A group of Y10 pupils were privileged to participate in a Y10 Challenge Day at Emmanuel College Cambridge yesterday. In the morning they had an introduction to studying at a world class university, along with a tour of the Emmanuel College, followed by a Hogwarts- type lunch in the refectory. In the afternoon, all pupils learnt the etiquette of debate and then had to engage in a mini-debate against another school. Natasha Bell, Chloe Coles, Amy Cropper, Emily Phillips and Andrew Chipchase won their debate due to the strength of their rebuttal, smashing the arguments of their opponents. They then had an experience of university style teaching, learning about the ancient Assryian Empire and the use of colour for communication in nature.
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Welcome to the attendance team blog. This week sees a drop in the overall attendance over the five year groups. We know this is not encouraging. However, there has been of late a particularly unpleasant bug going round the neighbourhood. This will have some effect on our figures. On a more positive note we have seen an improvement in the attendance of some particular students who are working hard to overcome barriers which have prevented good school attendance. We congratulate those students for the efforts they have made.
Part of the Attendance team's remit is to meet latecomers to the school, when they arrive at student reception. We have become more robust in our dealings with latecomers to school and detentions have been issued for those students. The school day begins at 8.30 am. that is to say that students must be in their first lesson prepared to learn by 8.35 am. If a student has a genuine reason for being late, for example a Doctor's appointment, and can provide evidence of that, then a detention will not be issued. We want to thank parents for supporting their children in arriving to school on time as this contributes to them fully achieving their potential and will prepare them for the world of work.
We are aware of the difficulties faced by parents obtaining Doctor/dentist appointments outside school time, however we would ask, if at all possible, that unless there is a medical emergency parents try to obtain appointments either before the school day begins or in the late afternoon, or ideally during school term breaks.
Thanks and have a great half term holiday.
Health and Social Care
Jack Raynor Rhodes and Shannon Heavey have been highly motivated and have completed coursework in health and social care.
Chloe Young, Chelsea Jackson and Jacob Wardle have actively participated in their Health and Social care exam unit.
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We now have in place Key Stage Managers who are the initial contact for parents wishing to raise concerns or discuss queries with regards to their child's education, progress or welfare.
Please call main reception and use prompt
Yrs 7, 8 and 9 – Key stage 3
Yrs 10,11,12 & 13 – Key stage 4
Key Stage 3 Manager
Mrs V Doolan
Key Stage 4 Manager
Mrs N Foster
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This week is pie week. There will be a different pie served every day this week on the main counter. Enjoy!!
The refurbishment of the student toilets has begun! All cubicles will now be completely private as they are floor to ceiling. Students have already commented on this improvement. We plan on this scheme being complete by the end of next week.
The whole of Y11 have demonstrated commitment and persistence in completing their History coursework on the 'Swinging Sixties'. This is worth 25% of their final grade. Thanks for all your hard work!
Social Sciences also have a new logo thanks to Mr Scully for helping us with this it looks fantastic! It will really help enhance our departments' team ethos around the school. Thanks!
Y8 Jennifer Hunt - For a fantastic Geography homework project.
Y7 Melissa Skiffington- For a fantastic Geography homework project.
Well done to the following students who have received postcards home this week: -
Jez Baker
David Coulibaly
Courtney Denton
Jodis Gibson
Ellie-May Goulding
Louise Hammerton
Dexter Jennings
Lewis Kavanagh-Beardshall
Kia-Jade Marson
Jasmin Robinson
Hugo Rosa
Owen Simpson
Louis Wilkinson
Tommy-Jay Woodward
Kelsey Burgwin
Stephanie Haywood
Jennifer Hunt
Caitlin Saunders
Courtney Thompson
Year 7 Katie Booth –Consistent hardwork and effort in all areas of her work. Awesome!
Year 7 Lauren Horton, Nicole Massey and Karlis Kringelis for being awesome History detectives.
Y8 Neve Fellows – Excellent assessment and who was to blame for the sinking of the Titanic.
Y9 Olivia Hirst – Excellent contributions in lesson.
Y9 Jack Cummin –– All round effort and application. Top notch stuff!
Y10 Charlotte Smith – Fantastic mock exam result. Well done guys.
Y11 Callum MacFarlane -for good work in History.
Y11 Jake Fenton -for determination in History.
We have had a fantastic start to term. We have so many stars this week we have run out of gold paper! Please remember to check your award in our 'Walk of Fame' display.
Britney Craft for working hard in lessons.
Megan craven stones for working hard in lessons.
Jacob Wardle for helping others in class.
Last half term was great in PSHE. We looked at what it means to be British and our students created bunting to represent what we value and what makes up our identity. Do check out our fab display if you get a chance on the ground floor outside 6th form.
We have had a very positive start to this half term in new PSHE classes throughout all year groups. During our PSHE lessons this half term we are covering some really important topics with the students. We will be looking at justice and how the law applies to young people. Lent and how this might help us make positive changes for our futures. Also, we will be supporting Comic Relief and looking at poverty and how this affects the world we live in.
Y11 students have now received their exam date of 14th May 2015. They have been given a group and a play ready for them to rehearse in class up until the exam. Alongside this students are expected to arrange their own rehearsals at lunch times and after school.
I am available Wednesdays and Fridays in the drama studio after school and at lunch times. I will also be available to support any other rehearsals just let me know when and where rehearsals are taking place.
Any problems come and see me.
Y11 Catch Up Sessions will be held over the next 4 weeks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays with me in GF31. I look forward to seeing you!
Y11 French GCSE students are currently studying environmental issues in preparation for their next controlled assessment. It would be appreciated if parents/carers could ensure that their child is practising the homework on recycling this week. Thank you for your help!
The Lexia holiday club was a great success with all students making great progress towards their Level 2 Certificate. Although a small group, we had great fun and 3 out of the 5 students gained a Level 2 Qualification. We are hoping to run the club again in the next half term. Watch this space!
A big thank you to the South Yorkshire Fire Service who came in to deliver a talk titled 'The Heat of the Moment' to X band Year 7 on Monday. Y Band will be meeting with them next Monday, 2nd March.
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This is how I pack a 12 oz longneck. It may be overkill, but I'm fully confident that barring *major* trauma to the box, this will prevent any breakage, and probably would prevent leakage even if a bottle broke or bottle bomb occurred: Materials: 1 bottle of beer (duh), 2 sheets bubble wrap, 2 one gallon ziplocs, scotch tape. Step 1 - I use two sheets (12 inch square) of small bubble wrap. As mentioned previously this can be purchased at Wally World in a large roll very cheaply. I do roll them from one corner (it facilitates folding the ends later). Step 2 - Roll up second sheet. I generally have the 'bubble side' of the sheets facing each other, and the flat sides to the bottle and facing outward. This seems to help with slippage, and facilitates taping. I do put a small piece of tape at the corner end of each wrap. Step 3 - Fold and flatten, then tape down the cap end... Step 4 - ...and then the bottom end. You will see that wrapping the sheets from the corner allows a nice 'tail' to fold over and fully protect the ends. Step 5 - Put the wrapped bottle in a gallon size ziploc. Step 6 - Roll the bottle up in the first bag; as you seal up the ziploc, squeeze out *most but not all* of the air. This allows a little additional cushion. Step 7 - Repeat with the second bag. Here's the finished bottle, ready to pack in a box...
Thx for that, ill pick up all that stuff, last bit i need to know is the size of the box to hold 3 fully wrapped bottles and the cheapest place to get them.
I'm not sure what size boxes people are planning to use, but for 3 beers, I was thinking of something around a 12 x 12 x 12 box. I'll probably use similar wrapping to what Biochemedic posted, but I have a whole crap ton of packing peanuts left over from a shipment sent to me from Austin Homebrew. I figure I might as well give them a little extra buffer. 12x12x12 should fit three bottles with packing material fairly well, based on my college memories of working in a Mail Boxes Etc.
I still plan on measuring a few of the boxes that were used last year, and I'll post that info up when I can get that done (got too tired last night after mucking around trying to re-size and upload the pictures of the packing procedure). You can use a variety of box sizes, but from my recall, 12x12x12 is pretty close to a good size. I remember thinking that the "optimum" size (ie, able to comfortably fit the three wrapped bottles, without having excessive space to fill with additional material) was a little smaller than that. When I pack I also do put in shredded paper (from shredding old bills/receipts/junk mail), which works just as well as peanuts or crumpled paper/newspaper. There's definitely a variety of ways to do things.
Yeah, shredded paper works very well. I'm using packing peanuts myself because I happen to have a metric ton of them sitting around. At least, that's what SWMBO says. It's a good way for me to us them up.
Ok, here goes...as I recalled, 12x12x12 is bigger than actually needed, the box size needed is deceptively small. Certainly, if you could get 12x12x12 cheaply, you'll just need some additional packing material to fill in the extra space. 10.5 inches seems to be about a minimum for the long axis of the bottle, so one box dimension needs to be at least that length. I've formatted the listed sizes below as follows: 'Length of box oriented to the long axis of the bottle' x width x height' Box 1 -- 12 x 7.5 x 5.5 Box 2 -- 12 x 9.5 x 4.5 Box 3 -- 11.5 x 8.75 x 6. As you can see this one is a Priority Mail Flat Rate box... Box 4 -- 10.5 x 7.25 x 5.5. This box has a real nice tight fit and will need a minimum of extra packing material. Box 5 -- 10.5 x 12 x 4.5
The Caramel Quad is bottled! (Now comes the long wait for December...)
sweet... i'm brewing the abbey weizen in a month - only 1.062 OG so it shouldn't need much... thinking 30 days bottle conditioning, 30ish days fermenting... i might do a test batch with homegrown hops first in a few weeks - i have some that'll be ready. looking forward to it bio... sounds yummy!
I'm brewing the Crabapple Lambicky Ale tonight. I'll post up here with how things go!
I racked the juniper rye bock to 2ndary today. It tastes great! It has a very woody flavor to it, like a freshly cut pine tree..or like a freshly cut 2X4. Its not as in your face as I thought it would be considering 8oz of crushed juniper berries were used. The gravity reading is 1.017...I was hoping to get it down to 14 or 15. I'm still going to let it sit at fermentation temp for another month because I'm going to be brewing another lager in the coming days. So once that lager is done I'll kick the temps down for a 10 week slumber at 37. I'll probably take a final gravity reading a month from now.

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Display In GroupsDisplay | |
Has A Responsive Touch Screen
Capacitive, MultiTouch
Touch Displays offer a more interactive experience. |
Has AMOLED Display
AMOLED Displays have better response time often to under a millisecond, and they consume significantly less battery. |
Quite Big Screen
4 inches
Reading, browsing internet and watching videos is more pleasing experience on a bigger screen. |
Camera | |
High Resolution Camera
41 MP with AutoFocus
High resolution camera for taking sharp and clear photos. |
Has Flash For Camera
Having a camera flash allows you to take photos in low light. |
Supports HD Video Recording
1080p @ 30fps
You can record videos of beautiful moments, sceneries and watch them later. |
Has Front Camera
VGA (0.3 MP) with videocalling
Front Camera enables you to take your own photos and also you can use videocalling feature if videocalling is supported in this phone. |
Technical | |
Supports Memory Card
upto 32 GB
Memory cards give your device more storage capacity. So you can store more songs, photos and videos. |
Lots Of Storage Capacity
More storage allows you to store more songs, videos, photos and install more applications. |
Connectivity | |
Supports 3G
3G Enabled Handsets give you more download speed and a faster internet experience. |
Faster Download Speed
14.4 Mbps
Faster Download Speed means stream videos at real time. |
Supports WiFi
You can connect to wifi hotspots in your area to experience a superior internet experience. |
Supports Bluetooth v3.0
Bluetooth enables you to wirelessly listen to music and calls using bluetooth headsets. |
Supports GPS
GPS is used for determining your location. You can get directions to a place with the help of GPS. |
Supports HDMI
Stream photos and videos to your LCD TV (HDMI Supported) using an HDMI cable. |
Supports NFC
NFC enables wireless payments through phone. You can also connect two NFC enabled mobile phones just by touching them with each other. |
Can Output To TV
via HDMI
Allows users to connect the phone, to a TV or any other composite video input to show photos and videos on a large screen. |
Has A 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Having 3.5mm Jack enables you to connect to large number of other devices (such as speakers, headphones) having 3.5mm Port. |
Extra | |
Has Accelerometer
Detects motion as well as the orientation of a device (horizontally or vertically). |
Has Compass
Determines direction facing relative to North, East, West and South. |
Supports Video Player
Watch your favourite video songs and movies in video player. It supports MPEG4, H.263, H.264, AVI, 3GPP, RealVideo, RealVideo 10, Flash Video file types. |
Supports Music Player
Listen to your favourite songs in music player. It supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, WAV, RealAudio 10, AMR, MIDI etc. file types. |
Supports FM Radio
Listen to your favourite radio stations on your phone. Enjoy music on the go with FM Radio. |
Battery | |
Long Battery Standby Time
19.4 Days
With long battery standby time, phone battery can last more days without charging in idle condition. |
Display In GroupsGeneral | |
Heavy Weight
169 g
Holding Heavy weight mobile phones for long time will make your arms tired. |
Display | |
Not Very Sharp Screen
~ 184 ppi
Images, videos and text will not look very sharp. Text will be harder to read. |
Technical | |
Fewer Processing Cores
1 Core
More cores result in better parallelism, meaning more tasks can be processed in parallel without slowing down the User Interface. |
Relatively Less RAM
It has relatively less RAM than the other mobile phones in this price range. You can get more RAM than this. |
Battery | |
Short Battery Talk Time
6.8 Hours
With short battery talk time, you won't be able to talk continuously on the phone for a long period of time without charging. |
Full Specifications
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Sim Type: | GSM |
Dual Sim: | No |
Device Type: | Smartphone |
Release Date: | February, 2012 |
Design | |
Dimensions: | 123.9 x 60.2 x 13.9 mm |
Weight: | 169 g |
Form Factor: | Classic (Candybar) |
Display | |
Type: | Color AMOLED screen, 16M colors |
Touch: | Yes, with Multitouch |
Size: | 4 inches, 360 x 640 pixels |
Memory | |
Phonebook: | Unlimited |
Internal: | 16 GB inbuilt, 512 MB RAM, 1 GB ROM |
Card Slot: | Yes, upto 32 GB |
Connectivity | |
GPRS: | Yes |
EDGE: | Yes |
3G: | Yes, 14.4 Mbps Download, 5.76 Mbps Upload |
Wifi: | Yes |
Bluetooth: | Yes, v3.0 |
USB: | Yes, microUSB v2.0 |
USB Features: | USB on-the-go, USB Charging, Mass Storage |
Extra | |
GPS: | Yes, with A-GPS Support |
Sensors: | Accelerometer, Compass |
3.5mm Headphone Jack: | Yes |
Extra: | HDMI, NFC |
Camera | |
Camera: | Yes, 41 MP with autofocus |
Features: | Face detection, Geo tagging, Touch to focus |
Video Recording: | Yes, 1080p @ 30fps |
Flash: | 3 Flash |
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If, after reading this article, you thought that Olympus and Canon should start trembling with fear, you are wrong. Image quality is one thing, but cameraphones lack the versatility of the larger sensor cameras with interchangeable optics, so DSLRs and EVILs won't be replaced any time soon.
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The Nokia 808 PureView is getting a lot of attention - if nothing else, the Finns have sparked people's curiosity to unprecedented levels. This review is just the latest in a series of articles we've posted to try and cover every aspect of the most impressive cameraphone we've ever seen.
In good light you can stand next to someone with a DSLR and keep your chin up. And with its xenon flash, the PureView comes out smiling even in most low-light scenarios. read more →
- 38 megapixel autofocus camera with xenon flash and 1080p@30fps video recording
- Two capture modes: 38MP/34MP full-res and 3MP/5MP/8MP PureView
- Camera features: giant 1/1.2" camera sensor, mechanical shutter, ND filter, geotagging, face detection, up to 4x lossless digital zoom
- Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
- Penta-band 3G with 14.4 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA support
- Symbian ecosystem lags behind Android and iOS
- nHD resolution wears thin on the 4" screen
- The phone is quite bulky and heavy
- Relatively limited 3rd party software availability
- microSIM support
The PureView 808 is easily the best cameraphone yet. But if you're obsessed with imaging quality, be prepared to compromise on performance and usability.
The Nokia 808 PureView is the best cameraphone out there, but you'll have to be willing to forgo the simplicity, function and comfort of competing smartphones if you intend to own it. You also have to be seriously imaging-obsessed to handle this as your daily driver. read more →
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The Nokia 808 PureView is not for everyone, mainly due to its high SIM free price and lack of availability through UK operators.
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And, its faster than any phone that Nokia has released yet.
This cameraphone is unbelievable when it comes to imaging! Photos and videos are so detailed that ir replaces almost every point and shoot camera!! According to tests, it even matches detail levels of the full-frame Canon 5D MarkIII SLR camera!
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AEP: Don't make customers pay for your mistakes!
Despite record profits of $1.9 billion last year, American Electric Power (AEP) wants customers to pay for "cleanup costs" of the recent storms that left half a million people without power. AEP Ohio already did this, to the tune of $25 million in 2004 and another $27 million in 2008, but has failed to act on their own internal recommendations to modernize aging equipment.
I started this petition because my grandma lives in Ohio on a fixed income, and it's unconscionable that a CEO who made $8.65 million last year would ask her to pay for his mistakes. What's even more outrageous is that AEP Ohio knew they needed to replace old lines and poles and clearly had the cash to make it happen, or bury power lines as customers have been asking them to for years. The "cleanup costs" passed on to customers from 2004, 2008, and 2012 combined are less than 4% of AEP Ohio's profits for 2011 alone!
AEP plans to ask the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) to let them pass these costs on to you. But they haven't asked yet - so please join me and my grandma in telling both AEP and the PUCO that Ohio residents will not pay for their mistakes. We can't expect AEP to change the weather, but we can expect them to prepare for it - just like we all do when we know a storm is coming - and to put people before profits.
Tell AEP executives Michael G. Morris and Nicholas K. Akins that Ohioans won't stand for corporate greed disguised as disaster cleanup, and tell the PUCO not to let them get away with it for the third time in eight years.
P.S. - If you'd like to tell these people how you feel, here's who to call:
* AEP Director of Public Policy, Terri Flora @ (614) 883-7999
* PUCO Chairman, Todd Snitchler @ (800) 686-7826
* Senate Public Utilities Committee Chair, Shannon Jones @ (614) 466-9737
* House Public Utilities Committee Chair, Peter Stautberg @ (614) 644-6886
* AEP executives Michael Morris, Nicholas Atkins, and Terri Flora: Don't submit the application requesting the PUCO to let you pass on "cleanup costs" of the recent storm to customers after making record profits of $1.9 billion last year. This would be greedy, deceptive and unfair - and it would make me want to do business with a different power company that I can trust and respect.
* PUCO Chairman and Commissioners: If AEP Ohio does apply, reject their application outright. Their failure to plan for sever weather is not their customers' fault or responsibility. It is, however, your responsibility to "assure Ohioans adequate, safe, and reliable public utility services at a fair price."
* Ohio Elected Officials: Use your oversight powers - the ones you were elected to use on behalf of constituents - to ensure the PUCO acts in the best interests of Ohioans and rejects the application. I'm watching to see what happens, and I'll remember in November.
The "cleanup costs" passed on to customers from 2004, 2008, and 2012 combined are less than 15% of AEP Ohio's profits for 2011 alone. Only bad business planning and practices could explain asking customers to bear the cleanup costs.
I don't expect anyone to change the weather, but I do expect you to prepare for it and respond accordingly - just like my family and I do when we know a storm is coming. AEP customers and your constituents won't stand for corporate greed disguised as disaster cleanup, and we won' t let our Public Utilities Commission help you, and we won't forget about it if our elected officials fail to act in our interests.
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The letter below is fairly detailed, but it is useful at this stage to use the appropriate grounds set out in planning legislation and guidelines rather than make objections on political, legal or moral grounds. Please just cut and paste the attached letter, sign it and send it to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister as soon as possible. Copies should be sent to: Also: Office of the Deputy Prime Minister Rt Hon John Reid MP Eland House Secretary of State for Defence Bressenden Place House of Commons London London SW1E 5DU SW1A 0AA Please note, according to the ODPM web-site: " ... we do not respond individually to large volumes of identical correspondence. However, we do keep a record of the volumes received and we make sure this information is passed to the relevant officials." This may be our best chance yet to stop the development of the next generation of nuclear weapons at Aldermaston. Your address Date Office of the Deputy Prime Minister Eland House Bressenden Place London SW1E 5DU Dear Mr Prescott, I am writing to request the Deputy Prime Minister, as the relevant Secretary of State, to call in all Notices of Proposed Development related to new developments at AWE Aldermaston submitted to date by the Ministry of Defence, and in particular, the NoPD for the Proposed "Replacement" Laser Facility (ref. 05/02003/RESMAJ). Planned developments at AWE were laid out in a "Site Development Strategy Pan", published in August 2002 and subsequently updated (for latest - see http://www.awe.co.uk/main_site/news/articles/PR_2005_031.html). The nature, number and size of these developments - taken as a whole - represent a major building programme which will take many years to complete and has an impact well beyond the scope of the local planning authority I urge you to immediately open a non-statutory Public Inquiry into the laser and other planned developments at AWE Aldermaston, on the following grounds: (1) Para 44 DETR Circular 2/99 - "Environmental Impact Assessment" (EIA) - states that a particular planning application should not be considered in isolation if, in reality, it is properly to be regarded as an integral part of an inevitably more substantial development. "In such cases, the need for EIA ... must be considered in respect of the total development"; (2) The Eastern Area Planning Committee of West Berkshire District Council on 23 February 2005 resolved that the Head of Planning and Transport Strategy would write to the Secretary of State 23 February 2005 it was resolved that the Head of Planning and Transportation Strategy would write to the Secretary of State urging that an EIA be undertaken in respect of all the proposals in the site's development plan; to date no such EIA, including the expert and detailed analysis required in para 41 of the same guidelines, has been submitted; (3) Similarly, a long-expected Transport Plan for the whole site, recommended by the Eastern Area Planning Committee on 23 February 2005, had not been completed by the November meeting; (4) The Eastern Area Planning Committee has consistently failed to take into account the large number of objections received to applications by AWE Aldermaston (or defence Estates or their behalf); such large numbers of objections may, under s. 25, DoE Circular 18/84, trigger a public inquiry; (5) The proposed new developments, including the laser facility, have a regional and national environmental and economic impact and should thus be considered as a "major project". "Their size means it would be unsatisfactory for a single local planning authority to give a planning approval since the impact of the proposal extends beyond the boundary of the local authority …… such projects tend to be approved by Government Ministers usually after a form of local public inquiry." See http://www.odpm.gov.uk/index.asp?id=1144608 (6) The proposal to build facilities to design and test a new generation of nuclear weapons is also too important to be considered by a local planning committee and should be subject to both parliamentary debate and public scrutiny (of which a public inquiry should form a part), as promised by the Secretary of State for Defence, (The Guardian, 13 September 2005). (7) "The threat or use of nuclear weapons would be contrary to the rules of international law", (ICJ opinion, 1996); further developments would render the UK in violation of Article VI of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. On 23 November 2005, consideration of the NoPD (ref. 05/02003/RESMAJ) was deferred by the Eastern Area Planning Committee on the grounds that all the relevant information had not been made available to the members of the committee. I understand that it is currently intended to take this NoPD to the local planning meeting on 25 January 2006. I urge you to call in this application before that date. Yours sincerely,


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Thread: What seasoning do you use most?
What seasoning do you use most?
Not including salt and pepper, what seasoning do you cook with most? We use Cavender's Greek seasoning on just about everything. What is your favorite?
03-25-2005, 06:14 PM #3Seasoned Salt
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03-25-2005, 07:51 PM #4Hot Shot-- it's a blend of red and black pepper. I cook with it and we also keep it on the table along with the salt and pepper shakers.
DH would probably say garlic if you asked him. I love garlic use it often, too-- though probably not as often as DH thinks I do. It's just that when I use it, I use a lot!
03-25-2005, 07:59 PM #5I use garlic powder, Italian classic seasoning and black pepper. I am on a low sodium diet so I don't use any salt on my food not even garlic salt. I also use onion powder if I don't have any onions.
03-25-2005, 10:14 PM #6Our big thing lately has been genovese sweet basil.
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Lots and lots of minced garlic for us. After that I literally have dozens of spices and like to experiment. We also got the BEST gift from SIL for Christmas -- homemade spice mixtures, like chicken rub, etc., in little containers. I love them and have been using them often.
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03-26-2005, 11:27 AM #10Garlic, salt & pepper probably used most often. Big spice fan here & have bunches.
03-26-2005, 08:47 PM #11Well I def need some spices! Garlic salt and seasoning salt gets old after awhile...esp when you shouldn't have too much sodium.
03-26-2005, 11:44 PM #12Lemon Pepper
Seasoning salt
Italian season mix
and I have different spices that I use on salmon and chicken when I cook those.
03-26-2005, 11:51 PM #13Garlic salt (Lowreys), Hot salt, ummmm
but we love all kinds of spices. those are just the ones other than salt and pepper (which we get the grinders for, we love the grinders) that we use often.
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Tree's gone. Ive relaxed a little and found out that my arms are spastic from fatigue. But getting to use the chainsaw makes it ok! Its all sorts of manly!
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Enabling doesnt stop at vaping!
BUT.... the Mufflex systems are LOUD.
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So finally the Great Pyrenees showed up. The condition the poor dog was in, it sounds like the owner doesn't take care of that dog. Maybe you should of taken the clippers to her...
I have 2 tanks with House too and would have a bathtub filled with it if I was the keeper of the cauldron... What is CDM? I went and looked at all my bottles and I don't have it...so, it's either something I don't think I like or I missed it.
I am with you I would shudder to think of being without a Provari...I only have 1 ProVari but I have 7 mech mods and 8 when the new GG gets here. But my 2 favorites are the Astro and Provari are pretty much what I use all day.
I want a red mini ProVari but can't justify buying one now. I have spent lots of money this week on vape gear. I bought a real Ithaka serial # 6110 from COV. I have a clone Ithaka and love it so had to have the real deal. I know it sounds silly but how am I going to know if clone is as good as the real Ithaka...at least that's what I told myself to justify buying it. And I bought a A1 Bulli Smoker, 2 - killer 705 atty, plus lots of wick and wire. And a used EA mod. Plus glass for my genny.
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The cool, crisp mornings of Northern Minnesota brings forth a steam that rises above the mirrored water in a bay on the Northeastern part of Seagull Lake. This is a common scene in the mornings from your cabin deck. As you witness from your window, or from your chairs on the deck, the sun rising from behind the pine, spruce and birch forest horizon that melts the steam away before your eyes. The boreal forest is alive with the sounds of the inhabitant birds and resident wildlife. A new day has arrived. One which is sure to be filled with new adventures and unexpected surprises. No matter how hard you try and stick to a schedule, numerous alterations will have to be made to your itinerary because of the spontaneous nature of nature itself. So do yourself a favor and let yourself be consumed by the entire experience, and allow us the opportunity to be your guide and host as we present to you, a few days or a week on spectacular Seagull Lake.
"Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you." ~Frank Lloyd Wright
The lake itself is a 4,000 acre glacial masterpiece. With over a hundred islands on the lake, all a unique cutout of granite rock and boreal forest, the lake presents to us a wonderous labyrinth in which to navigate. No view is ever the same, and the unknown awaits you behind every corner. So whether by boat or by canoe, this is your canvas for a week in which to create your memories that will fuel your appetite and soften your heart until the next time.
"Man's heart away from nature becomes hard." ~Standing Bear
We own four cabins on Seagull Lake. All four are about as unique as the islands on the lake. The descriptions and images of the cabins can be seen below. As remote of an area as we live in, our cabins are equipped with all of the modern essentials. Families, fishermen, couples, etc., we have the setup for you. These modern cabins will allow you to experience the best of both worlds for a week. Enjoy the outdoors and all of its wonders and still come home to the comfort of a nice hot shower and warm bed.
To see information and photos of our Saganaga Lake cabins, click here. To return to our main cabin page, which includes a listing of available dates as well as rental policies, amenities at our cabins, and other information, click here.
Interested in taking your family on an overnight trip into the "canoe only" portion of Seagull Lake? Do you have small children? Maybe you want to fish the plentiful fishing holes more comfortably on the west side of Seagull Lake. If so, look no further than the Double Canoe Raft found only at Seagull Outfitters.
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For all Seagull Lake cabin guests, we rent 16' Lund fishing boats with 9.9 HP Electric Start Mercury motors. Each boat also has 3 cushioned swivel seats as well as bow and stern running lights and anchors for your fishing comfort on Seagull Lake. Rental rates are provided below based on the length of your cabin stay. See rates provided below for each cabin.
Red House Cabin - sleeps 6 people
Our Red House cabin can be your home away from home for a week of relaxation in the BWCA. This cabin offers just as many amenities outside as it does inside. With your own private dock and spacious grass lawn, firepit and large open deck, you'll have plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the great outdoors. With quick lake access (less than 50 feet from the waterfront), you'll be able to enjoy Seagull Lake by boat or canoe in a matter of seconds from when you walk out the back door.
Inside the cabin, you'll find 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living area and kitchen, as well as a washer and dryer for your convenience. The lakeside windows offer a fantastic view of our Seagull Bay. Satellite Direct TV will keep you informed of the outside world if you must, and the wood burning fireplace in the living room creates the Northwoods atmosphere inside when you can't be out. The Red House is our most luxurious cabin with all the comforts of home....and so much more.
Cabin Opens: May 9, 2015 Cabin Closes: Sept 27, 2015
Maraboeuf Cabin - sleeps 5 people - View Floor Plan
Maraboeuf has a large open living area and kitchen. Those looking for plenty of room to stretch and relax will find this cabin to their liking. During the spring of 2004, this cabin was remodeled entirely, giving it a brand new look and feel. See for yourself below. It features a large living/dining area with vaulted ceiling and large windows looking out at our quiet Seagull bay. The interior walls of the cabin are entirely knotty pine. With a large deck and gas grill out front, this cabin will be your home away from home for a week. The pictures below will help paint an image.
In this cabin there are 2 bedrooms and one bathroom. Both bedrooms have a double bed and a single bed. The bathroom is spacious with flush toilet, sink, vanity and shower. (By the way, the cabin's name is pronounced "Mare-a-boo"!)
Alpine Cabin - sleeps 4 people - View Floor Plan
Alpine offers the most seclusion of our four Seagull Lake cabins. It sits up high atop our bay with a very pretty view through the trees of the water below, roughly 60 feet. The interior, like Maraboeuf, is all knotty pine. You start by walking up the stairs to the deck which leads to the kitchen. The new kitchen is completely modern with a view through the windows out to the deck and lake. The living/dining area is quite spacious. The bathroom is entirely new with a flush toilet, sink and shower.
There are two bedrooms off the living area. One bedroom has a double bed and the other bedroom has two twin beds. There is also a pull-out couch in the living area so all 4 guests could have their own bed if need be. The deck out back also comes equipped with a gas grill to enjoy a BBQ on the warm summer nights while relaxing and taking in the view of the lake.
Ogish Cabin - sleeps 2 people - View Floor Plan
Ogish is a cabin that's located about 30 yards from the Maraboeuf cabin. It is a cozy one bedroom/one bath cabin with a vaulted ceiling. The walls are clear knotty pine throughout. The living/dining/kitchen area is on the lakeside. There is a 20'x10' deck with a gas grill out front to cook out with and enjoy the view of the bay. There is only one bedroom in Ogish, and that has a king bed that converts to two twin beds. This cabin is within easy walking access to the main dock at Seagull.
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Wow, I have already contacted for shipping quotes. I wonder if the towers come with the faucets. That would make it insane deal.
If the shipping is decent I am going to be a guinea pig for this company. Bit of a interpretation barrier to me though. Not sure I understand how they want payment, but willing to try for a small order.
I would assume the towers do not include faucet, but for $22 and you can get a dual tower faucet. I for example bought some used perlick faucets and the chrome is in pretty bad shape even after I polished it up. I could buy new towers and just use my existing shanks and what not. this tower for $22 Triple tower http://orientequipment.com/s.s.tower...%20homebar.htm -=Jason=-
Update, requested quote on 23rd still no response from vendor.
The location for the "physical" store is a part of china notorious for scamming American customers to send their money and since it's a wire transfer, no bank would go after them because it would cost so much. I remember seeing sites like that that sold Mac computers for 125 dollars brand new. I wouldnt bother. Just my two slcents though.
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Multi-award-winning choreographer Wayne McGregor has long been at the cutting edge of choreography. He has won widespread acclaim for collaborative works that often extend far beyond the familiar boundaries of ballet. For this new production McGregor enmeshes themes from Virginia Woolf's landmark novels, including Mrs Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves, with elements of her letters, essays and diaries. Woolf Works expresses the heart of an artistic life driven to discover a freer, uniquely modern realism, and brings to life Woolf's world of 'granite and rainbow' where human beings are at once both physical body and uncontained essence. This is McGregor's first full-length production for The Royal Ballet and sees him reunited with acclaimed British composer Max Richter (Infra and Sum), who creates a specially commissioned score incorporating electronic and live music.
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A police officer says that a car bomb detonated inside a police compound in Somalia's capital.
Policeman Dahir Mohammed confirmed the Friday afternoon blast in Mogadishu. The explosion rattled the city and dark smoke could be seen rising into the sky. There were no immediate casualty figures.
Suicide and car bomb attacks in Somalia are typically carried out by al-Shabab, the country's most dangerous militant group. Al-Qaeda announced earlier this month that it was merging with al-Shabab.
Keywords: Somalia car blast, Mogadishu police compound, al-Qaeda, al-Shabab


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ABC News' Senate producer Z. Byron Wolf writes the following: The debate on the Senate floor over whether Donald Rumsfeld is a fit Secretary of Defense took a weird turn this afternoon when the question turned from Iraq and Afghanistan to who can draw a more erudite Red Sox analogy. There are those out there, I'm sure, who can make a better determination than I as to the sports facts of this quarrel. So here they are: Republican Judd Gregg of New Hampshire took the floor just after Democratic Senator John Kerry of Massachussetts and said the senator "sort of makes you think that if he were giving a discussion about the Red Sox he would have said that he wouldn't have put Bill Buckner at first, he wouldn't have pitched to Bucky Dent, and I definitely wouldn't have traded Babe Ruth.* I mean the concept that you come to the floor and pick out a series of events as unique items which flowed within the context of a major effort to confront the terrorist threat in this nation, confronting this nation, is truly — well, he uses the term hubris and mismanagement. I would say it is a bit of hubris, to take that position on this floor." This drew the ire of Kerry's spokesman David Wade, who challenged Gregg's assertions, saying: "New Hampshire's own Carlton Fisk must've felt his blood pressure soar hearing Sen. Gregg mangle Red Sox lore on the floor of the Senate. Bottom line: when it comes to doing the job as Secretary of Defense, Donald Rumsfeld is Bill Buckner, Mike Torrez, and Harry Frazee rolled into one. There are two differences. In Red Sox Nation, Grady Little lost his job when he kept Pedro Martinez in the game too long against the Yankees in the ALCS. Don Rumsfeld is still on the job. In Red Sox Nation, when the team breaks our heart, we just have to wait till next year. If only Don Rumsfeld's mistakes were so easily fixed and forgotten. There's no 'waiting for next year' in Iraq. The moment of accountability is now." – Z. BYRON WOLF * For the baseball trivia-challenged, ABC News' Dick Wilde, also a Sox fan, explains that "Bill Buckner was a poor-fielding first baseman who cost the Red Sox the '86 World Series by allowing Mookie Wilson's dribbler to pass through his legs; Bucky Dent of the Yankees ended the Red Sox season with a solo home run in a one-game American league East playoff to end 1978, and Red Sox owner Harry Frazee insitigated the 84-year 'Curse of the Bambino' by selling Babe Ruth to the Yankees to finance his Broadway musical 'No No Nannette.'"
Red Sox Rumsfeld
Sep 6, 2006 7:06pm
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