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THE Olympic Games were a long way away from England's northernmost county, but a small – yet determined – number of athletes made the journey to the capital to be a proud part of Team GB.
From water polo to archery to athletics, Great Britain had an infusion of Cumbrian talent loving every minute of their experience.
There were no medals brought back to the Irish Sea coast or the Lake District, just a wealth of happy memories and amazing experiences.
There was also history for women's water polo players Chloe Wilcox and Alex Rutlidge – who were part of the first GB team ever to compete in the Games.
Wilcox, from Reagill, near Shap, became the first Briton ever to touch the ball in the women's competition and the first to score a field goal.
She ended the tournament with seven goals.
"It has been amazing – I just can't even put it into words, I'm overwhelmed," said the 25-year-old, who plays as a driver – someone who pushes into opposition territory and creates gaps and opportunities. I'm just so lucky to have been given the chance to play at a home Olympics. It's something that is going to be with me for the rest of my life.
"To be part of Team GB, the most successful British Olympic team ever, it's amazing. It's something to tell the grandkids."
There were similar sentiments from Kendal's Glen Robinson, who competed in the first British men's water polo at the Games since 1956.
He managed to score in GB's final game – both the men and women lost every match, but proved they can compete with the world's best and said of his Olympic experience: "I really don't know how to put the Olympic experience into words. It's surreal.
"Performing at the Olympics is the highest level an athlete can ever dream of playing at and to do it in your home country is just amazing.
"Having your family and friends all supporting you, it's just fantastic.
"I'll never forget this – it has been amazing, it really has."
Away from the pool, Alan Wills, who competes for Sellafield Archery Club and lives in Frizington, had the time of his life at Lord's. All the archery events were held at the home of cricket, in front of more than 6,000 enthusiastic spectators.
Wills was another unable to taste success, as the GB team lost to Ukraine and he went out of the individual event to Australian Taylor Worth.
That did not mean the event was a disappointment to him, however, and he said: "There is winning and losing, but when you walk in there and you hear it, it's like you're floating down to the line.
"I hope I gave the crowd what they wanted to see by playing up to them a little bit as well. It has been brilliant."
On the track, Barrow's Chris Thompson battled his own body through the 10,000m final, coming home in 25th behind winner Mo Farah.
A hamstring tear and a lower-back stress fracture meant his Games were never going to be about winning medals, but he was thrilled just to take part.
"I'm really proud and I'm an Olympian – that can never be taken away," he said.
"This experience was always going to be to experience it. That's what it was, it was never going to be performance-oriented because of my injury."
As well as the athletes, there were numerous volunteers and officials all putting a Cumbrian mark on the Games.
Alan Bell, from Wetherall, near Carlisle, started the men's 100m final when Usain Bolt wowed the world once more, and there were Barrow accents aplenty at the athletics stadium and the ExCel.
And that is not to mention all the spectators who travelled down to enjoy their piece of history.
Cumbria may have been a long way from the games, but Cumbrians certainly were not.
First published at 16:15, Monday, 20 August 2012
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Florence Reddy, the first woman to serve on the village board in over a decade, owns a deli with her husband, and Brett Hotaling owns landscaping and storage businesses.
ALTAMONT — Cathy Glass, a newcomer to politics, and incumbent Christine Marshall are running in an uncontested election for village trustee on March 18.
Glass, 48, a homemaker, said she's running as a long-time resident who hopes to "make a little bit of a difference."
Local school administrators weigh in on proposition No. 3 on the Nov. 4 ballot, which asks voters whether the state should use a large bond to invest in new technology used in school districts.
Kenneth Weaver, who resigned from the post in September, confronted the town's supervisor publicly because his health insurance had been canceled, but the supervisor pointed to a provision in the employee handbook making Weaver ineligible after 2013.
After a townwide letter was mailed to residents and an informational meeting held, the Knox fire commissioners are opening the polls for a second time, seeking permission to sell a tanker truck.
Edward Hampton, a highway worker, is now filling in after the highway superintendent stepped down. Local party committees say Hampton and Randy Bashwinger will be on the ballot in the November election.
Ronald "Joey" Bates says he will retire from the Albany County Sheriff's Office if he wins election in November.
Fire commissioners will meet next month to decide whether to hold the election again, revise their resolution, or give up on a 21-year plan to rotate trucks.
From 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 19, a referendum will be held in the firehouse at 2198 Berne-Altamont Road for voters to allow the sale of a tanker.
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Zen Root was a great place to stay, the most unique I have ever visited on vacation. The open air feeling and the views of the ocean were fantastic. I really enjoyed the outdoor-style experience of the space, the way it is decorated, and the way it is lit in the evenings. Anthony and Hami were very gracious hosts (as we their dogs Pali and Mogley). I had a great time!
When we arrived Anthony and Hami greeted us with a coconut and tour of the area. Our treehouse was wonderful, listening to nature at night. The bed was really comfortable. I felt very comfortable on the property and really enjoyed getting to know everyone. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone who likes nature and wants a relaxed, beautiful experience.
Anthony and Hami we're the most pleasant hosts! This was my first AirBnB experience and we left with a great impression. We especially liked the welcoming common room space where we met other guests on the property with shared appreciation for Anthony and Hami's accommodations. If you're looking for a peaceful stay in the midst of Kauai's natural beauty, the Thai Garden house will not disappoint!
Very nice place. Easy check in / check out. All as advertised, coconuts are juicy, cats are fun & purry. Make sure to talk to the hosts, you'll learn things about the island that they won't tell you at the hotels.
Could get a little chilly in the birdhouse in winter - make sure you have the ability to sleep in layers :)
One of the most creative and thoughtfully-designed spaces I've stayed in. Our baby daughter loved crawling around the open layout. I loved the claw foot tub and huge wooden doors that opened a whole wall to sea breezes. My husband loved walking to the beach in the morning and Anthony and Hami's sweet dogs. Our whole stay was so peaceful and relaxing and the location was perfect. Close to Larsen's and Moloa'a beaches, the amazing Moloa'a fruit and smoothie stand, and an easy distance down to Kapaa to grab poke at Pono fish market or Hanalei Bay for surfing. To address comments in previous reviews: we had no issues with bugs or neighbor noise. I think if you bring a laid back Aloha spirit to this special place, it will give back to you in so many ways...
The Thai Garden house was such an awesome adventure for my wife and I! The story behind the entire property is really special and Anthony and Hami provide a true old Hawaii experience. When we come back to Kauai, we will be reaching back out to Anthony to stay again. Big thumbs up from upstate NY!! Aloha
This place was heavenly. It was completely serene and totally relaxing. The house is only screened in and as night came the whole area smelled sweet like jasmine. The sound of the forest was also calming and I slept beautifully. Very, very early all the animals started poking around making noises (frogs, birds, etc.). As the sun rose everything really came to life and eventually the roosters, birds and all sorts of other sounds got me right out of bed. Some might have found it disturbing, but I loved waking up that way. I slowly awoke along with everything around me. The kitchen and bathroom accommodations are sparse, but completely sufficient and useful. We ate wonderfully with all the fresh food from the garden and trees on the property. We enjoyed kale, tomatoes, bok choy, nasturtium, passion fruit, papaya, starfruit, loquats, mint, basil and coconuts. We also got some great lemons and oranges every day from an unattended fruit stand down the road. I will note that I expected it to be a little "fancier" than it was. However, I was not in the least bit disappointed- it just wasn't totally what I expected (the photoshopped pictures online made it look a little different). However, as it turned out, I enjoyed staying here far, far more than I thought I would. My wife's only complaint was that she was a little weirded out that the shower was in the kitchen where other people were present and the only thing separating them was a shower curtain. I was not bothered by it and even enjoyed the outdoor, open shower (though the water outside was cold). Overall, we both give this place two really big thumbs up.
Anthonys place is awesome! There is one common room where you can Cook and Hang out with the others! One private room like ours is attached to the common room and the others are split around the garden which is huge! We enjoyed our stay to the fullest!
Anthony and hami were wonderful hosts. The room was an amazing open air experience. It felt like we were in Bali. It had everything we could want and Anthony made sure we knew all the best tips for the area. They even let us play with Paul and mogli as we were homesick for our own dog!
Wonderful guests to host. Warm, friendly, responsive, and gracious. Thoughtful people who took well care of our place....Hope to see them in Hawaii one day.
Anthony was a most wonderful guest.
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Anthony and Hami were delightful guests: friendly, respectful, considerate, appreciative. Hosting them was a pleasure!
Anthony has hosted many magical community events at his beautiful sanctuary at Moloaa. He generously and happyly shares his space with the community and provides space and time for friends and ohana to connect and have fun together. Anthony has most recently hosted our baby blessing way which was a very special gathering for us and community to come together and celebrate. Anthony has found his perfect soul mate, Hami, and together they are ready to host and share their sanctury with even broader community, the whole world. We are very excited for them and really happy that more people can get to enjoy this very peaceful beautiful sanctuary. Enjoy a ture heaven on earth experience at mattedroots sanctuary with Anthony and Hami!
I had the sublime pleasure of living on this land for 6 months. It is a magical place. The feel is tranquil and nourishing. The land is bursting with fruits and vegetables. This is an example of true Kauai living. Connected to the outdoors with limitless possibility to deepen with nature.
Anthony is a visionary. This space is the culmination of great efforts to bring the dream to fruition. So there is Love and intention in every detail. He is so happy and thrilled to share this vision with all. Living in balance and harmony with each other in nature. He is a bright Light who is so very easy to Love. He has been a great supporter of community events. He and Otaki make a great team offering their talents and passions to all.
Come and visit this sweet gentle space and find yourself completely at home.
Anthony and Otaki have created an amazing Thai style multi zone residential property to share with special guests. Their hospitality is warm and helpful. Moloaa Bay is a welcoming beach and the surroundings between the house and the Bay are uniquely Kauai at its finest.
I have enjoyed the stars, the ocean view, and the gentle winds from the valley there on every visit.
I have visited this property many times. Anthony & Otaki are very gracious hosts - everyone who visits their property seems to share in the light & carefree feeling of the place. It features some of the most uniquely innovative living spaces on the island. Everything is custom built with exquisite quality. Additionally, the grounds are kept immaculately clean and there is a beautiful garden. Moloa'a Bay is within walking distance. In my opinion it's one of the best, most underrated or not known about, beaches on the north shore. Shhh, don't tell too many people ;)


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where's the help with decorations? LOL
Didn't I just recently ask one of you to PLEASE come and do a few a things to STOP me from shopping for more decorations?
But did anyone show up with a rope and a gun? Noooooooooo!
So what happens, I go to browse eBay, and a favorite S&P Seller. Just window-shopping, I swear!
Except it didn't work out that way. I know better than to go to the S&P man, he has the cutest darn sets for any and all occasions. (Last year I sent Milosmom there for some Pug ones he has, 4 different sets in fact. Not sure how much I 'enabled' her, but I tried). I've gotten sets for
Xmas, and turkey ones, in the past. But he had a couple of Halloween ones that I suddenly needed it seems. Sighing loudly since I haven't even set up ONE thing yet for it.
But how cute are these spiders!!!
Excuse the blurry photo of the cats, I tried to enlarge it as it was a bit small. They will look cute with my witches I think.
Another vice of mine is witch stuff, so when I saw this candleholder set at a great price on eBay, I "needed" it too. Its nice sized, the hat is over 5" high.
Even tho none of you have helped me with my addictions, I will be nice and try to enable, I mean HELP, you by posting the link to the neat S&P Seller. Maybe some of you like them as much as I do.
hugs, Karen
Here is a link that might be useful: shakershack
Adorable Halloween shakers, PM!!!
We must have been on the same mind track today as this is what I brought home from a shopping trip w/retired friends...got them at a TS for $5 ...ceramic..>I think they are adorable:
Fun stuff on your e-bay link! Hey, I only use 'rope' on bowling balls & clay pots...sorry I didn't have nay to rope you in! ;-) Jeanne S.
What you talkin bout Willis??
We help all the time...except we "encourage" each other to acquire more, no 12 steppers here!! Where would the fun be in that??
Much more fun to share our new acquisitions and ooh and aah over what we found!!
BTW, very cute finds, I especially like the witch hat and shoes, but then I love hats and shoes IRL!!
Jeanne, cute quail or are they partridges, LOL??
Didn't know you were into salt/peppers. At that last craft show OA and I went to, there were some really cute ones that I kept checking out. They had two sizes, prices started at $7.99 a set. Really fun to see all the different themes they had. When I get a minute I'll go explore the link you posted--but only to "window shop"--you know I'm on a mission to "purge" around this place. Luvs
Purging doesn't work too well, Luvs. Not with the Enablers here to help replace all the stuff that goes. LOL
But letting go of things you don't 'love', so you can buy new things you do love, is a good idea.
I don't want to say I actually collect S&P sets, I really don't in the true sense. And you know how many collections I've got without adding another one. However if I can combine things, that is my excuse. I only have a few Xmas ones, but have quite a lot of turkeys. Too bad I don't entertain and actually USE them. But I am happy just displaying with my other decor. I hopefully won't buy any more Halloween ones, LOL.
But that seller's site has sooooo many neat ones, I can sure see why folks enjoy collecting S&Ps. Plus they are small and don't take up much room! I see lots antiquing,
but manage not to buy any.
Wow, some self-control, how's that for a shock!
hugs, Karen
NOTHING is better than a big hunky 20 something, unless its a big hunky 30 something (thinking Carter Osterhouse,
LOL. Gorgeous, builds great stuff, he's even a good decorator. I wouldn't care if he can't cook! Broke my heart when he got married.)
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Academics News
Important Schedule Change for Fall 2014Posted March 28th, 2014 by Richard H. Nowka
The In-House Counsel course that was scheduled for Fall 2014, will not be taught in Fall 2014. It will be taught in Spring 2015.
Reminder about Upcoming Scholarship DeadlinesPosted March 27th, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
Joseph and Shannon Hamilton Bar Review Scholarship - Deadline March 31
DRI Law Student Diversity Scholarships - Deadline March 31
Marian Kincaid Warns & Carl A. Warns Jr. Scholarship - Deadline March 31
Mae Elizabeth Kaufman and Theresa Coffman Scholarship - Deadline April 30
American Association for Justice 2014 Law Student Scholarships - Deadline May 1
Distinguished Bankruptcy Law Student Award - Deadline May 1
KBA Annual Writing Competition - Deadline June 1
Frost Brown Todd IP Diversity Scholarship - Deadline July 1
Kentucky Innocence Project Externship for 2014-2015Posted March 25th, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
In this externship, students learn investigative skills and knowledge relating to post-conviction relief, and use the information in the field performing supervised work in cases under investigation by the Kentucky Innocence Project. Working in teams, students investigate and explore potential arguments that might support a claim for wrongful conviction. Students review court proceedings leading to conviction, and other information found in a variety of places, e.g., defense attorney files, prosecution records, the crime scene, or the recollections of attorneys and judges who worked on the case or witnesses with information about the case. Includes participation in a mock crime scene investigation, and opportunities to learn from DNA experts, medical examiners, and crime lab personnel.
Open to students who have completed the 1L curriculum. Earn four credits for work during the fall 2014 and spring 2015 semesters.
Students interested in participating should submit an application and an unofficial copy of their law school transcript to Professor Karen Jordan by the priority due date of March 31, 2014. The application and more information are accessible at the TWEN course titled "Kentucky Innocence Project INFORMATION," and outside room 216.
Final Info Session on Thursday: Law Clinic, Domestic Violence Course, and CASE FellowshipPosted March 25th, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
The Robert and Sue Ellen Ackerson Law Clinic is a student run firm supervised by Professor Shelley Santry, the Clinic Director. Student attorneys are responsible for handling all aspects of the cases. This includes interviewing the client, prepping the client for the hearing, gathering evidence, participating in hearings as a student attorney, and closing the case. The Law Clinic gives students real court room experience with real clients.
This Thursday, March 27, Professor Santry will discuss the opportunities that exist during the summer and fall semesters for students to work with clients who are victims of domestic violence in Jefferson Family Court or clients who have forcible detainer (eviction) cases before Jefferson District Court. Professor Santry will also provide information regarding her Domestic Violence course that will be offered during the summer and the CASE fellowship with the Brandeis School of Law. The Case fellowship is a paid fellowship that that involves representing low income domestic violence victims in custody cases in Jefferson Family Court.
The experience you will gain from practicing law and representing clients in court will set you apart from your classmates no matter what area of law you want to practice when you graduate. Don't let these opportunities pass you by!
The program will begin at 11:50 in Room 175. Lunch will be provided from The Cafe.
2014 Summer Institute on Sustainability and Energy: Urban EnergyPosted March 25th, 2014 by Rebecca B. Wimberg
They are now accepting applications and will continue to do so until July 1. Applicants will need to submit an online application form, their resume, and three recommendation letters for consideration. All this information can be found at their website http://sise.phy.uic.edu.
Law Clinic Info Session - THURSDAYPosted March 21st, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
Moot Court Board Info Session - TUESDAYPosted March 21st, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
All current 1Ls and 2Ls are encouraged to attend the MCB Information Session to hear from current officers of the MCB as they discuss the benefits of membership and how students can participate on one of the Law School's many extramural advocacy teams, earn academic credit, and satisfy the Skills requirement. Upper-division law students will also discuss their experiences as a moot court team member or team facilitator. A coach from one of the law school's competition teams will also discuss how tryouts work, what a student competitor can expect during practices, and how teams prepare for competitions.
This is a great way for students to learn about what the Moot Court Board does and how students can be selected for membership and/or compete on a professional skills team! The program will be held on Tuesday, March 25 at 12:05 in Room 275. Of course lunch will be provided to attendees.
Below is a sample of competitions that will be discussed. Students selected to compete on these teams earn academic credit!
ABA Arbitration, KY Intrastate Mock Trial, National Moot Court, ABA Negotiation, ABA Client Counseling, Herbert L. Wechsler Criminal Law Moot Court, Jeffrey G. Miller Pace National Environmental Law, NYU Immigration Law, Robert F. Wagner Labor & Employment, ACTL National Mock Trial, American Intellectual Property Law Association Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial, Irving R. Kaufman Memorial Securities Law Competition, National Tax Moot Court, International Trademark Association Saul Lefkowitz Memorial, and Transactional LawMeet.
Interested in becoming a Brandeis Academic Fellow?Posted March 19th, 2014 by Laura B. Grubbs
The Brandeis Academic Fellow Applications are now available, and attached here!
Service as a Brandeis Academic Fellow is an academic honor, and an excellent talking point on your professional resume. In addition, work as a Fellow is a great opportunity to help other law students while reducing your student loan amount. As a Fellow, you will also have an opportunity to keep your knowledge of Contracts fresh in preparation for the Bar Exam. In addition, you will likely develop a professional relationship with the Academic Success Program Director and the professor teaching your group's Contracts class, building great referral sources for letters of recommendation, etc. For further information, review the Brandeis Academic Fellow FAQs attached here.
Application packets must be turned in to Laura Grubbs, Academic Success Program Director, by May 31, 2014. However, you may submit your application anytime after you have registered for classes for Fall 2014. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and potential candidates will be invited to interview beginning April 10, 2014.
If you have any questions, please contact Director Grubbs at email@example.com or (502) 852-1477.
Pre-Registration Permission Forms for Summer and Fall ExternshipsPosted March 19th, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
In-House Counsel Externships for Summer and Fall 2014 - Note Priority Deadline
Students in these externships will develop lawyering skills working under the supervision of attorneys providing legal services within various business organizations. For summer and fall 2014, opportunities exist at General Electric, Passport Health Plan, and Beam, Inc. Additional information about these placements is accessible at the TWEN course titled "Externship INFORMATION." Students must submit a resume, a completed externship pre-registration form, and an unofficial copy of their law school transcript to Professor Karen Jordan by the priority due date of March 21, 2014. Externship pre-registration forms are accessible from the TWEN course titled "Externship INFORMATION," and outside room 216.
Students interested in applying for a summer and/or fall externship must submit a pre-registration permission form. See links below:
Summer 2014 Externships Pre-Registration Permission Form
Fall 2014 Externships Pre-Registration Permission Form
Kentucky Innocence Project Externship Pre-Registration Permission Form
Entrepreneurship Clinic Info Session Today!Posted March 19th, 2014 by Kimberly K. Ballard
On Thursday, March 20, at 11:50 in Room 175, the Law School's Entrepreneurship Clinic will host an information meeting for all students. Professor Mike Slaven, Director of the Entrepreneurship Clinic, and a panel of current clinic students will provide information about the clinic and answer any questions you may have.
As the director, Mike Slaven, a Brandeis School of Law alumnus (Class of '76) with more than 30 years experience as in-house counsel, currently oversees law students in their pursuit of providing legal services to the business school's teams participating in business plan competitions, one of which is now vying for the title of top new venture against teams from around the world.
The Entrepreneurship Clinic is a structured educational experience in which law students represent students enrolled in the Entrepreneurship MBA program at the University of Louisville College of Business who are participating in internal, national or international business plan competitions, or have other legal needs as determined by the Clinic Director. Students will gain and apply practical lawyering skills in the field of business law. In addition, students may have the opportunity to travel with the teams (travel will be paid for by the Business School).
Take advantage of this opportunity to learn about the requirements to participate in the Entrepreneurship Clinic so you can plan in advance and make sure you have enough credit hours and required courses. Jimmy John's will be served. All 1Ls and 2Ls are invited to attend!


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Springfields Horticultural Society wishes to recruit a team of railway enthusiasts to operate both its miniature railway (7¼") and its garden road train throughout the year. Drivers (male or female) would need to have the following skills and personal attributes:
Ability to learn to drive both the miniature train and the road train (small tractor). Full UK driving licence preferred
Extremely friendly personality and comfortable speaking to children and adults
Able to handle cash, give change and control ticket sales
Able to carry out track and pathway inspections and minor train maintenance, including re-fuelling
Able to complete daily/weekly passenger records
Be available to work on a flexible casual spring, summer and autumn rota which would include weekends, school holidays, Bank Holidays and on designated weekdays when the weather is fine
Be willing to obtain a CRB Certificate to allow working with children
Be reliable and be interested in being part of a team operating these popular family attractions in Springfields Festival Gardens
Successful applicants will be provided with training and a uniform, and any costs related to their CRB check will be reimbursed. Hours of work will be agreed dependant on the applicant's availability and the weekly rota. Some garden maintenance work could also be available for those interested in more regular part-time work. Hourly rate would be from £7.50 per hour dependant on experience and availability.
Please contact the Horticultural Society to arrange an interview (01775 724843) or email the Head Gardener, Andy Boyton, at firstname.lastname@example.com indicating any relevant experience, hours available.
Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th April
Springfields Events & Conference Centre
The Lincolnshire Daffodil Society, in association with the charity, Springfields Horticultural Society have come together to help celebrate Lincolnshire's daffodil flower and bulb growing heritage. The Event will include competitions for daffodil enthusiasts, schools and other groups, as well as further classes for digital photo and painting entries in a range of age categories as well as "fun" competitions for pallet gardens, veggie sculptures and veggie mosaics. Other exhibits and displays will include a landscaped show garden entered by the gardening team from Springfields Festival Gardens, and a display of bowls of daffodils from Chelsea gold winners, Walkers Bulbs.
The show organisers are inviting gardening equipment suppliers, gardens designers, landscapers and growers to exhibit and sell to the enthusiastic gardeners who attend the show. Indoor trade stand spaces of 3m x 2m are available as well as plots for the construction of designer display gardens or special features. Additional outdoor space can also be made available for larger equipment or for exhibitors with their own display marquees or portable exhibits.
For more information on trade stand space or the pallet and veggie competitions, or for any other information, please contact the Show Administrator, Inga Maxwell at Springfields Horticultural Society on 01775 724843 or email: email@example.com
For details of the daffodil competition classes please download entry forms from www.LincsDaffodil.co.uk or telephone 01526 888229 for additional information about showing daffodils.
The Event is open from 10.00am to 4.00pm on both days and entry is just £1 for adults (accompanied children under 16 free). Presentation of the competition trophies will be made by Lady Bruce-Gardyne, President of the Lincolnshire Daffodil Society, at 1.30pm on the Saturday.
Series 2 Episode 4
Scented Gardens & Tulips
Tom Hart Dyke wants to convince us all to grow tulips. He visits Spalding, which used to be the heart of tulip growing in the UK. He discovers the turbulent history of the broken tulip which four hundred years ago brought an economy to its knees, and lends a hand to one of Britain's last large-scale commercial tulip growers in Norfolk.
Tom Hart Dyke speaking to David Norton (40mins - 47mins in the program)
Autonomy Raffle
Autonomy Ladieswear at Sringfields Outlet Shopping Centre held a raffle for late night shoppers to win a coat of their choice. Tulip Radio's Jan Whitbourn was the lucky winner and soon hurried down to Autonomy to pick up her prize.
Springfields Event Centre have the following events coming up in 2015:
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Cupids Spring Wedding Show
- Sunday, Mar 1, 2015
- Springfields Events Centre, Spalding, UK
- Everything you need for your perfect wedding Door open - 10;30am to 4:00pm Entrance fee - £4 adults, children free For more information visit the web site. Contact: Natalie 01775 768661 Web site - http://www.cupidsweddingshows.com FREE onsite parking
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Antiques and Collectors Fair
- Sunday, Mar 29, 2015
- Springfields Events Centre, Spalding, UK
- Doors open: 10am to 4pm Admission: £2, under 16s and accompanied children free Contact: Peter & Polly Trapmore 01754 811897 or 07752 625043 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Web site: http://www.springfieldsfair.co.uk
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Spalding Model Tractor Show
- Sunday, Apr 5, 2015
- Springfields Events Centre, Spalding, UK
- Doors open - 10am to 4pm Entrance fee - £4, under 16s and members free Early entry: 8am - £10 Contact: Colin Boor on 07710 321471 FREE onsite parking
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Toy Collectors Fair
- Sun, April 12, 2015, 10am – 3pm
- Springfields Events Centre, Spalding, UK
- Doors open - 10:00am to 3:00pm Entrance fee - £2.50 adults, £2 concessions, first child £1.50 (subsequent children free) Early Entry: 7:15am - £5 FREE Parking Contact: David Webb on 01522 523281 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Lincolnshire Daffodil Society Show
- Apr 18 – 19, 2015
- Springfields Events & Conference Centre
- Lincolnshire Daffodil Society in conjunction with Springfields Horticultural Society present their annual flower show. Competition, craft stall, garden stalls Doors 10am to 4pm Admission - £2 adults, children U16 and Society Members free Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Web site: http://www.lincsdaffodil.co.uk Contact: 01526 888229
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Spalding Model Engineering & Hobby Show
- Apr 25 – 26, 2015
- Springfields Events & Conference Centre
- Doors: 9:30am to 5:30pm Saturday; 9:30am to 4:30pm Sunday Admission: Adults £6, concessions £5, under 16 £2, under 5 free Contact: David Webster on 07443 524260 Free on-site parking - Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, May 3, 2015
Classic Car Show
- Sunday, May 3, 2015
- Springfields Events & Conference Centre
- Over 300 Classic Cars on show Admission £3, under 16 free


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thats wierd! :O
try to just reinstall the mod. :O
Really nice!
wtf did i is just played? :O
Same here. wierd! :O
That would be awesome!
would you like to join me? you could help me out doing the oudside texture. I would need that
i know... but i like that wakeup.
I like this pink light, it really have a good feeling when you play it.
I know what i gonna do now! mouhahaha, this will be awesome. and everyone will like it :)
Nope. It's the orginal water from Source SDK.
about that "tree possible endings" it should say "three" sorry about that, i will upload a new version of this one, as soon as possible :D
yes, this will have a Story:P
Jumping pads ;)
I think I gonna name it to Kevin xD
No this mod isen't dead. we still working on it, but we are just two person, so it's going kinda slow.
Yeah, but please don't ask me here. send me an e-mail or anything.
I really liked this DEMO :) To short:(
I know that this ia a DEMO but I found some bugs that you perhaps have to fix.
Download and see them here --> Files.filefront.com
Thats a pritty good idéa but i'm not sure yet if it should be a machine or a normal human that talk =/
I told you to add me on MSN, so that I can send you the maps etc.. :)
It's very easy if you know how to do it.
But you don't have to take this room^^
remeber, the choice is in your hands..
Ofc, you can have how much you want, If you found it! xD
:O I have no idéa i gonna check it out tomorow
I'm not sure if i should use that yet.. it's just a test version^^
I just have that part in that room, and i gonna use a "HARD" sign so that you know "ah. this room in here is hard, perhaps i won't take it if i'm not that good on portal already" :) Thanks alot for that advice, i gonna think about that. :)
Very nice job man! I realy love your portal's :) Keep up the good work!
This is just a secret room just for fun:P i say that on the Description of the picture:P
What should I do here?:P
I'm from sweden, and not that very good at english, but i do my best. but i think you understand what i mean anyway.
Download it and play it.
have fun!:D
i din't saw that my portalgun was like that. hehe
i have no idéa of why =/ haha
Watch here man Se.youtube.com
if you have problem with anything about this DEMO map.
This is just an DEMO
The chambers are not 100% done. i will add more details and remake some of the chambers perhaps.
I have no idéa of how to do that :O sorry man
Thanks so much man!:D
i hope i can release this map very soon.
This is the same maps.
i just wanted to upload it here so peoplw who don't have this can download it^^
This is one of the funniest maps ever :)
nope, and change the coler of that things on the feet too.:)
Ye, i like that one too^^
btw, is it something you want me to change in the story?
Hey there people!
I have write 2 possible story:)
with one do you want to play?
Story 1 or Story 2?
"Ride Like The Wind" by Michael Mind
This is not just a map...
I dont know why this happening.
This is not the map thats problem.
Can you and your freind play other MP maps?
Sounds great!. I'm glad to hear that you have all my maps from portal 1 :)
Thank you for playing them!
I send you a PM later today.
You sounds interssting ;)
just download this one^^
looks awesome! :D
It's not released yet.
I like this^^
Really nice!
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If there's an industrial wasteland anywhere near where a great European city hits the water - London, Berlin, Amsterdam, you name it - it's slated for a major makeover. Derelict areas on the wrong side of the river - what we might call "the wrong side of the tracks" - are being rejuvenated with modern buildings and fresh greenery. My pick for one of Europe's most impressive urban overhauls is London's Docklands. In the early 1800s, the Docklands was the home port of "the empire upon which the sun never set" - so it became the world's leading harbour. But after being destroyed by Nazi bombers during the Second World War, the Docklands struggled and declined. Several decades later, investors realized the area was ripe for redevelopment, construction took off, and the neighbourhood called Canary Wharf was born.
With both feet firmly planted in combat boots, serious-minded Sean Penn has jumped into the action genre.
Remember Sean Penn as Jeff Spicoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High, toting a surfboard and claiming: "Danger is my business?" Well, he's up to more of the same all these years later in The Gunman, one of those globe-trotting shoot-'em-ups that features more arms than a casting call for Shiva.
While Julie Andrews is the actress most closely associated with the role of Maria in The Sound of Music, she was neither the first nor last to play it:
It's a delightfully mixed bag: Mick Jagger, former governor-general Michaelle Jean, actor Andy Garcia and several Saskatchewan premiers. What they — and thousands of Saskatchewanians — had in common was this: dining at the famous Italian restaurants in Regina run by Carmine Ricci and his wife, Concettina.
It's a delightfully mixed bag: Mick Jagger, former governor-general Michaelle Jean, actor Andy Garcia and several Saskatchewan premiers. What they - and thousands of Saskatchewanians - had in common was this: dining at the famous Italian restaurants in Regina run by Carmine Ricci and his wife, Concettina.
Three male teens from Britain who reached Turkey before being deported to the U.K. and arrested are believed to be the latest examples of a worrying trend - the rising number of young Britons seeking to travel to Syria to join extremists there.
A record surplus in U.S. crude inventories may soon strain the nation's storage capacity, renewing a slump in prices and curbing its output, according to the International Energy Agency.
Canada's embassy in Jordan is linked in news reports to an unfolding international terrorism and spy scandal.
Fantasy writer Terry Pratchett, creator of the exuberant, satirical Discworld series and author of more than 70 books, has died. He was 66.
PAVLO -- Tonight and Friday The Artesian on 13th
They came from every parish of London, and from all walks of life, and ended up in a burial ground called Bedlam. Now scientists hope their centuries-old skeletons can reveal new information about how long-ago Londoners lived - and about the bubonic plague that often killed them.
The University of Regina visual arts professor's Trees of Canada series of acrylic paintings caught the eye of the Department of Foreign Affairs, which decided to purchase 20 pieces of her artwork to put on permanent display at Canada House in London. The pieces were purchased through her art dealer, Michael Klein of MKG127 Gallery in Toronto.
Risa Horowitz's fascination with Canadiana has paid off.
The headlines would suggest Europe is under siege: thousands of Germans march against the continent's "Islamization." French readers flock to read a novel about a Muslim president who imposes Sharia law on their country. Commentators warn darkly about an encroaching age of "Eurabia" in the wake of the Paris terror attacks.
Haunting yet joyful, The Drowning Girls worked its way through a wide spectrum of emotion to tell a compelling tale of love, betrayal and murder.


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This morning my husband and I went to the Abbey to see Fr. Jerome's spring garden! The place is in full bloom with irises, lavender, roses, roses, roses and more roses. The picture is Jerome and me standing in front of a huge Teasing Georgia that I had planted at my little rose garden and a few years back and decided to give to Fr. Jerome where it could have some room to grow. Wow! It's a sight to see. Thank you again, Jerome, for having us up.
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It is so much fun when Forum friends come up to visit. For some reason, Mary's Teasing Georgia was the Austin that gave me confidence I could grow them, and now many of them do well for me. It is a beautiful rose, and people walk over to the end of the high school building just to look at it.
I started taking care of our roses in March of 2004, and started gardening (redesigning and reconfiguring areas etc) that November. It's amazing to see how the plants mature and what happens. This spring flush is something unbelievable...and each year seems to get better and better.
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Great. Relatively newly constructed, room was fantastic, pool and hot tub were nice also.
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the bath tub faucet ran continuously and could not be shut off
Relatively clean. quiet .
Didn't like the options for breakfast. No fruit. Biscuits & eggs were yucky.
location, noisy, bad area, thin wall insulation, old shower, bed not comfortable, free breakfast was only coffee. ended up going to hotel next door(baymont) for early breakfast , waffles, fruit, cereal, juices , rolls and coffee.
Nothing. 2nd time there. Needed a quick place to stay. I was a late check in.
Hard to find entrance. Room smelled like dust and bleach. It was late so I didn't ask for a room change.
Extremely friendly staff
There was a strong smell of carpet refresher or something that irritated my allergies and sinuses. The smell wasn't foul, it was just too much. My son wasn't bothered by it.
Very comfortable bed, great free breakfast
Would have been nice if water bottles, snacks were available for purchase in the room
The handicap room was comfortable. It was spacious and had everything that was necessary for my disability.
the manager was very accommodating and most concerned for my well being...he was great...
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Room was dirty. Mattress old. Not a two star. One star. Very nice manager though.
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Methane gas, or CH4, is an odorless gas that occurs naturally in small amounts in the atmosphere and in groundwater. Methane is also a potent greenhouse gas - far more effective at warming the atmosphere than carbon dioxide - and of serious concern in battling global warming. In low concentrations, the methane in groundwater is completely harmless, but in high enough concentrations it can pose an explosion hazard.
There are two main processes that create methane, and they have different chemical signatures, which makes methane a useful chemical tracer in the environment. Thermogenic methane comes from the breakdown of organic matter under high temperatures and pressures and often occurs deep underground. Much of the fossil fuel methane drilled by the natural gas industry is thermogenic in nature. The other source is biogenic and is created by a distinct group of microbes called methanogens. These microbes thrive in places where oxygen is not present, such as in groundwater aquifers, and they produce methane as a by-product of metabolism. Sometimes, when the conditions are right, methanogens in groundwater can produce large amounts of methane, allowing well owners to actually light their tap water on fire.
Distinguishing thermogenic from biogenic methane is critical for determining whether natural gas extraction activities could have contaminated groundwater wells. One common method relies on measuring the isotopes of the methane, since biogenic and thermogenic methane have different isotopic signatures. However, there is no "smoking gun" for distinguishing the source of methane, and typically we use multiple lines of evidence. Moreover, measuring isotopes is expensive and sampling must be conducted by an experienced person, making it difficult to use for baseline measurements over long periods of time.
Nearly 15% of U.S. homeowners rely on private groundwater wells, and many more tap into municipal systems that also use groundwater sources. Maintaining safe drinking water is critically important.
Over the past few years, a boom in shale gas extraction via hydraulic fracturing has taken place in the U.S. and globally, and has raised concerns that methane pollution will become a larger problem: In eastern Pennsylvania, for example, high methane concentrations in some people's water wells have been linked to natural gas 'fracking', raising concerns that other harmful chemicals might also be able to infiltrate groundwater supplies. This project aims at developing a tool for monitoring changes in groundwater quality that result from 'fracking' related activities so that we can assess the short-term and long-term risks to environmental and public health.
We propose taking a different approach to fingerprinting methane in groundwater by going straight to the source: the methanogens. Our goal is to determine if the presence and abundance of methanogens in groundwater can be used as a reliable indicator of biogenic methane. The advantages are that the sampling is relatively easy to conduct, samples can be stored long-term and therefore be archived, and DNA analysis is relatively cheap. In the long-run, state agencies, researchers, and individual homeowners might be able to keep track of groundwater quality more frequently and over longer time periods, all for less cost.
I am currently completing one of the first surveys of microbes in well waters near areas of intense 'fracking' in Colorado. This exploratory research suggests that methanogens are useful tracers for methane. However, the isotopes of these samples all match with a biogenic source. During this field campaign, we will sample groundwaters in eastern Pennsylvania that are known to have thermogenic methane. This will allow us to compare the methanogens across the different methane sources.
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In addition to disseminating the results in scientific journals, every homeowner whose well water is sampled will receive a report of their water quality data including our interpretation of the microbial and chemical data for their records.