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Disabil-IT? Part 2: Software for Students With Dyslexia, and Software Design Issues
Isobel Stark presents the second part of her report on the Disabil-IT? Conference. In this article, software for students with dyslexia is looked at, and issues to bear in mind when designing software which may be used by students with disabilities are listed.
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I feel like I'm on a roller coaster. Haha At six months we started physical therapy now at nine months we'll be going to visit a G.I.
My daughter's acid reflux is just not getting better with medication. Her diaphragm is still convulsing and it just seems like the medicine wears off after a couple of hours. I really hope this helps her. Right now they want me to go back to the four oz every four hours feeding schedule so adios STTN. =( Sorry just had to vent for a second. I'm really at my wits end right now.


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This volume represents a selection of some of the best poetry by Arthur Hugh Clough (1810-61). Detailed annotation provides the modern reader with the intellectual, cultural and historical information necessary for a full appreciation of the poet's work. The poems selected span Clough's entire...
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ReneSola Signs RMB800 Million Project Loan Agreement with China Construction Bank for Sichuan Polysilicon Production Facility
("ReneSola" or the "Company"), a leading Chinese manufacturer of solar wafers,
today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Sichuan ReneSola Material Co.
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"We are pleased to announce that we've secured additional financing for
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HYDERABAD: Unidentified persons shot dead a financier, Rajeev Sisodia, in front of his house at the posh Naveennagar on Road no. 1 of Banjara Hills on Friday night.
Motive or persons behind the killing was not yet known even as police probed the case from all angles, including whether it was a consequence of personal animosity or a murder for gain.
None saw the 36-year-old businessman being shot, but police said the wounds on Sisodia's scalp and mouth indicated that killers fired at him from close range.
Sisodia's family and some close relatives live in a multi-storied Paras building. "As the calling bell rang continuously around 7 p.m., all of us ran down only to see Sisodia lying dead in his car driving seat," the victim's father Bahadur Mal Sisodia told reporters.
The Maruti Zen car door at the driving seat was open.
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if one commits his or her time to an open source project, he or she may be invest a substantial amount of time without getting paid. As much as altruism is appreciable, I wonder whether it "counts" as an activity which can be shown and is valued in job applications. If the company is worth your time and working power, which it should be in my honest opinion.
So I wonder whether there is something like a common practice in open source projects for this matters. Say, something like
Mr. Martin has been working on our project for five years and has contributed this and that,[...] I we wish him very best for his future.
Mr. ChiefofProject
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Cooler temperatures ahead but no rainy season yet–Pagasa
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MANILA, Philippines — Expect cooler temperatures ahead, state forecasters said Tuesday.
Leny Ruiz, weather forecaster from the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration, said the temperature in the coming days would no longer exceed the soaring temperatures of the past weeks.
On Monday, Metro Manila recorded its hottest temperature at 34.1 degrees Celsius. The highest temperature for the year in Metro Manila was at 37.6 Celsius on April 29. On a nationwide scale, it was recorded at April 13 at 38.4 degrees Celsius in Clark, Pampanga.
While the cooler temperatures were attributed to isolated rainshowers in the past few days, Ruiz said this did not mean that the rainy season was upon us.
He added that the rainy season did not usually begin until end of May or early June and that certain criteria would have to be met before one could be declared.
One of the requirements is three consecutive days of rains within a five-day period within the months of April, May, or June, with a total rainfall of 25 millimeters, or having at least one mm of rainfall per day.
Ruiz said the above criteria should happen in at least five of the following Climate Type I stations: Laoag, Vigan, Dagupan, Iba, San Jose, Metro Manila, Ambulong and Iloilo.
In Metro Manila, at least two of three stations — at the Science Garden, Sangley Point or Port Area — must have satisfied the first criterion, he said.
Meanwhile, Mindanao will experience mostly cloudy skies with scattered rainshowers and thunderstorms due to a trough of a low pressure area.The rest of the country will have partly cloudy to cloudy skies with isolated rainshowers or thunderstorms mostly in the afternoon or evening, Pagasa said in its 5 a.m. bulletin.
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Go up Uetliberg...obviously!
That is, assuming the weather is reasonable. If you only want the views...and they are superb....I think there would be little point in going up Zurich's very own little mountain on a less-than-clear day.
But if you want to walk, it's excellent in any sort of weather (barring torrential rain, I suppose). There are lots of potential trails and hikes leading to and from the summit and onwards too.
Uetliberg is exceptionally easy to access, with a train taking you upwards from the Hauptbahnhof (and other stations along the way) to the summit station. It's Europe's steepest 'ordinary' train track, apparently. The S10 train leaves roughly every 30 minutes; you can find info on www.zvv.ch
When I visited in May 2013 work on the station meant that the train terminated a few hundred metres lower than usual but it wasn't a major problem. The walk up from the station is fairly straightforward and not particularly strenuous, taking around 10 minutes.
Although there is a hotel stuck right on the top it's not too intrusive and does not interfere with the views. There's also a 72 metre viewing tower to get even higher....I didn't bother, but lots of people did.
I was entranced by the sound of alpenhorn which drifted around me as I gazed across the city, the lake and the distant mountains...and eventually traced the source. A couple of people had travelled up on the train with me (alpenhorn must come to pieces, as their instrument bags were quite small) and I discovered them practising on a small hillock almost completely surrounded by trees. I can assume they were trying not to annoy the neighbours where they lived but crikey..it was a highly evocative sound! You can hear it in my video here
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Incredible views and a good work-out
We walked all the way from Zürichsee to the top of Üetliberg. It took quite a long time and it was very steep but that was half of the fun. The view was incredible! Also the restaurant up at the mountain was very good (only had wine and snacks, though). Don't miss this wonderful place, especially at sunset!
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Hike or take train up to Uetliberg
Hike up to Uetliberg from Tram end station Triemli or take the tram up and walk down - it is a beautiful walk through the forest and no longer than one hour at a leisurely pace.
With your Zurich card you will receive a free drink in the Restaurant Uto Kulm on top of Uetliberg with any food ordered - we only took a mixed salad and a sandwich - you do not need to oder a full meal.
There is a tower on top of the hill and if you are free of vertigo (which I am not this tower sways a little bit when it is windy) you can walk up to the top of it and get an even better view
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Top of Zurich
The best viewing point that offers panoramic views around Zurich city and suburbs with its lake and alpine peaks as backdrop. Here you can see some of Bruno Weber's masterworks....his own creation of sculptures. Uetliberg is Zurich's very own local mountain. A must visit if you are in Zurich. Zurich Card is valid here.
Please check my Transportation tip in my Zurichpage.
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Up to Uetliberg
Many people take this trip and here is my take on Uetliberg.Here is our trip - Train from Zurich central, change and take the tram up to Uetliberg, lunch at the top, walk for absolutely ages and get cable car down before tram and train back home.
The views at the restaurant are spectacular but the walk itself does not look over Zurichsee much
I'm not sure I would recommend the walk that we did and it is marketed as a 3.5 km bike ride on the website but it seemed like much more. That said we did have children in toe and it would be fine for older ones.
Pride of Zurich
Heavily forested mountain overlooking Zurich Lake and the city!Ideal for hikers.You'll also get a chance to walk through a model of solar system from Uetliberg Station to Felsenegg.And from there you take a Gondola through the Sihltal valley to Adliswil.
If you are in Zurich you have to visit the Uetliberg. It is just a 20-minute train ride from the central station, there are two trains every hour until midnight. From the top station it is a short walk to Uto Kulm where you have a great view. There are also a hotel and a restaurant, in summer there is a cinema. You can climb a small tower to have a better view.
If you want to take a walk there are a lot of trails, for example it is about 2 hours to Felsenegg, where you can take a cable car to Adliswil and a train back to Zurich.
Uetliberg - breathtaking views of Lake Zurich
Having time to spare in Zurich, I joined an excursion to Uetliberg from the travel agent at the main railway station. It took me up to Uetliberg, where it was snowing and from where I had a wonderful panoramic view of Lake Zurich and Zurich.
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Wonderful view of Zurich
It's quite difficult to go to the top of Uetliberg by car, but there is a direct train connection from Zurich Main Station to Uetliberg.
The view from up there is beautiful. You can see the city, the mountains in the background and the Lake Zurich in all it's might.
Tip for couples: Go there slightly before sunset. ;)
The restaurant on top of Zurich is also very good, but quite expensive.
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Yes, it may seem unreal to think of Zurich as a sledging sort of place but believe me, we did it. You take the Uetlibergbahn up to the last stop (it departs 06 and 36 past on Track 2 in the Hauptbahnhof), walk up the hill a bit and hey presto, there's the sledgerun.
DO NOT decide to walk up to the Hotel Kulm and sledge from there because, well, the poor people walking will not be impressed if you slam into them. Trust me, I'm often one of them and have been slammed into, I still have the scars. Luckily, we don't believe in suing people for stuff around here.
The run takes you down to the Triemli stop, where you are all set to go back up.
The downside is that there is very seldom enough snow for this, we went maybe 4 times this winter. And there is no sledge rental. But most Swiss people have them so if you're staying with friends, ask them nicely for their "Davoser".
There is a phone number where one can inquire the sledge run's status, it is, however, in German though.
The number is 0800588588
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The train to Uetliberg
Worth the day trip. You take a train from the central train station and then climb up the trail to the top of the mountain overlooking Zurich. The view is breathtaking and the train ride has terriffic vistas.
Once you get there you can take a map from that train station and walk for miles and miles. It is quite invigorating.
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Take a trip to the top at Uetliberg
Uetilberg is about a ten or fifteen minute train ride out of Zurich into the mountains surrounding the city. Uetilberg itself is not fascinating. There is a small restaurant at the train stop and a limited view of the valley. Its the trails at Uetilberg that make it worth your time to take the trip. There are several trails that go up into the mountains. At the end of one of the trails is Uto Klum. This is a wonderful restaurant with a view of Zurich that is unbelievable.
Strange Moose at Uetilberg
As I mentioned earlier on this page, I love bizarre street art. And these deer with the lighted antlers are definately bizarre street art. They mark the trail leading to Uto Klum. I did not think it would be a very classy place with all of these deer lighting the way. I was in for a surprise. The restaurant Uto Klum is probably the nicest restaurant we went to on the entire Swiss trip. It is pricey. But the food is excellent. And you can eat on a mountainside and look down at the entire city of Zurich below you.
The highest point in the city! You get an incredible view over the Alps from there. There is a lovely scenic hiking route from Adliswil to the Uetliberg. It takes about 2 hours along the ridge. If you are interested I have put all those lovely pics in my Adliswil travelogues.
Üetliberg - our house mountain
From the end of the railway walk up to the "Top of Zürich" from where there is a great view! If you are a walker then you can walk up and down the mountain using a variety of paths. If you don't know your way around then it's best to start from "Triemli" station.
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There are, at this point, only three people in Shelby County who have the name recognition, legal background and ability to raise money to beat Amy Weirich in the District Attorney General's race.
AC Wharton is staying Mayor of Memphis, and Steve Cohen is quite happy being our Congressman. That leaves Senator Jim Kyle, who in all probability will lose his Senate District in redistricting, and he should consider it.
Carol Chumney and Glenn Wright have been considering the race for some time now, but to start now would put either of them at a financial disadvantage that would be almost impossible to overcome. (Full disclosure: I have been talking to Carol about a race for a few months now.)
However, given that the Governor and the state GOP have made this race a priority, we as Democrats have but one Shelby Countian to turn to at this time, and that's Jim Kyle.
He is well-known and well liked in this county, and has a deep track record of public service. Jim Kyle would make a great Attorney General, and I urge him to run.
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MINNEAPOLIS Two men who left Minnesota to join the terrorist group al-Shabab in Somalia were sentenced to three years in federal prison Tuesday, getting reduced sentences for their cooperation with the government's investigation into what has been called one of the largest efforts to recruit U.S. fighters into a foreign terror group.
Abdifatah Yusuf Isse and Salah Osman Ahmed both traveled to Somalia in 2007 and spent about a week in an al-Shabab training camp. They found a way to leave the camp once they learned what al-Shabab was all about.
They each pleaded guilty in 2009 to one count of providing material support to a terrorist group. They each faced a maximum of 15 years in prison. But prosecutors asked for sentences of around six to seven years because both cooperated with the investigation into recruiting and financing for al-Shabab.
U.S. District Judge Michael Davis gave the two men three years apiece, and they're expected to get credit for time served.
Later Tuesday, Davis handed down a 12-year sentence to Omer Abdi Mohamed, who allegedly served as a recruiter for al-Shabab in the U.S. He pleaded guilty in 2011 on the eve of going to trial on one count of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. He also faced a maximum of 15 years in prison but prosecutors asked for less time because of his cooperation.
Unlike several other defendants in the case, Mohamed was not accused of traveling to Somalia to fight for al-Shabab, though he admitted to helping some Minnesota men get plane tickets to Somalia. During last year's trial of another defendant, witnesses said Mohamed used his knowledge of the Quran to convince young men that they had a duty to fight.
His attorney denied that he played any role in recruiting. But after that trial, Mohamed was re-arrested when the court learned he was working at a school. At the time, Davis called him "a danger to the community."
One other man convicted in the case was to be sentenced Tuesday as well, and three more people face sentencing later this week in this case and a case on terror financing.
Davis handed down two sentences in the long-running case on Monday. A man who authorities say played a key role in funneling young men from Minnesota to al-Shabab got 20 years in prison, while a foot soldier for al-Shabab, who participated in an ambush on Ethiopian troops, got 10 years.
"I'm going to take a chance on you," Davis told Isse when granting him a lesser sentence.
He pointed to Isse's decision to leave the al-Shabab training camp: "You devised a scheme to get away. That told me a lot about you. ... If you had been involved in the ambush, you'd be doing a lot of time."
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If you haven't already, odds are that you're thinking about trying 3-gun. But have you ever thought about trying it at night? B. Gil Horman did just that for American Rifleman.
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The Crimson Trace Midnight 3-gun Invitational was held at night with lights and lasers.
I was on vacation with my family in Yellowstone National Park this year when I received an unexpected phone call. It was Iain Harrison with Crimson Trace Corp. You might have heard of him. He's that popular guy with an accent who won the first season of the TV competition series "Top Shot." He was calling to see if I would like to participate in the first Crimson Trace Midnight 3-Gun Invitational shooting match.
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I was on vacation with my family in Yellowstone National Park this year when I received an unexpected phone call. It was Iain Harrison with Crimson Trace Corp. You might have heard of him. He's that popular guy with an accent who won the first season of the TV competition series "Top Shot." He was calling to see if I would like to participate in the first Crimson Trace Midnight 3-Gun Invitational shooting match.
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Last weekend, top 3-gun competitors from across the nation descended upon Columbus, Georgia for the Ft. Benning 3-Gun Challenge. Known as one of the country's most challenging and exciting 3-gun competitions, this match is designed and run by the Army Marksmanship Unit's Action Shooting Team.
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"It's a fun and exciting way for shooters to find out who's the best shot in the club," said NRA Competitive Shooting's John Parker. "The Club Champion Challenge includes all ages, skill levels and best of all ... the awards are provided by the NRA."
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Mammoth Park, Kentucky - The second annual Rockcastle/AR15.com 3-Gun Pro-Am competition in Mammoth Park ended in spectacular fashion as Greg Jordan snagged the top Pro spot with an overall score of 711.62 while Kevin Suffridge earned the high Amateur billing with a 609.86. Before getting into the scores and pictures of the event, we wanted to highlight a couple of competitors.
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The second annual Rockcastle AR15.com 3-gun competition is underway in Park Mammoth, Kentucky. Three days of running and gunning with their favorite rifle, pistol and shotguns. Three days to make your way through eight stages of clay targets, paper targets and the dreaded cave stage. Three days of fun.
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This weekend the Rockcastle Shooting Center in Park City, Kentucky, is holding its second annual Rockcastle Pro Am 3 Gun Championships. The competition is a part of the NBC Sports 3-Gun Nation tour and is sure to draw a lot of competitors and spectators.
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Sparta, Illinois - "Do you really think youth Trap shooters will be interested in a 3-Gun shooting experience?"
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3-Gun shooting competitions have gained a lot of popularity over the past few years and the NRA saw AIM as the perfect venue to introduce 3-Gun to young shooters. AIM is the youth program associated with the Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) and has some 5,000 members nationwide.
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Ashlee Simpson is set to take her second walk down the aisle with Evan Ross, the 25-year-old son of superstar singer Diana Ross.
RadarOnline can reveal that workers are busy setting up a large white tent and readying Ross' lavish Greenwich, Connecticut, estate for the big day.
Despite all the preparations, Simpson, 29, has insisted that the time leading to her Labor Day shindig be as laid-back as possible. "Ashlee wants to take the time to enjoy the wedding process and every minute before it comes," a source recently told Radar.
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GALAX is quite know for their Hall of Fame (HOF) series of graphics cards. Besides just their awesome looks with their all white PCB, they also have some of the fastest clocks available. To take things to the next level they have just revealed their Custom GTX HOF Water Cooled Editions.
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Galaxy is a name that we know for some of the best graphics cards available, especially in their Hall of Fame series. Well they are announcing a new PCI-Express solid state drive as part of their Hall of Fame series. The Heracles HOF is geared towards gamers who want the fastest speeds possible and this solid state drive has some of the fastest speeds out there!
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GALAX's upcoming GeForce GTX 980 Hall of Fame (HOF) Edition graphics card was spotted at Intel's X99 LAN Party event held in Beijing, China. The card was seen being used on a setup by ASRock's overclocker Nick Shih when he achieved the world record overclock of 6.6 GHz on Intel's latest Core i7-5960X Extreme Processor.
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If you didn't know the GeForce GTX 750 Ti is one of the first mid-range GPUs in recent memory that can be passively cooled. While we have seen passive solutions there are also AIB partners that are taking advantage of the low TDP of the card to overclock it. There is where the Galaxy GeForce GTX 750 Ti Hall of Fame (HOF) grahpics card comes in.
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KFA2 has just launched an updated version of their factory overclocked GeForce GTX 780 HOF (hall of fame) graphics card. This new card is the GeForce GTX 780 HOF OC+ and is based on the same board design as the original.
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At Computex 2014 Galaxy is showing off many different graphics cards and one of the most impressive is their GeForce GTX 780 Ti HOF V20. If you remember this card was revealed back in March, but we were unsure of what type of cooling solution Galaxy was going to use. Galaxy has gone with a custom designed water block from EK Water Blocks, which really allows Galaxy to show off that sexy white PCB!
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We know Galaxy for producing some of the best graphics card out there in their Hall of Fame graphics card series. Well it looks like they are taking the Hall of Fame series to the memory market. At Computex 2014 they showcased their brand new Hall of Fame DDR3 memory.
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Galaxy has unveiled their GeForce GTX 780 Ti Hall of Fame (HOF) Second Edition graphics card this week at Computex 2014. Why is this the second edition? It is because Galaxy has completely revamped the cooling solution, using a triple-fan cooler for the first time ever.
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With this DVD Arthaus Musik presents the live recording of an extraordinary concert: the Bavarian Radio Choir and Orchestra conducted by Mariss Jansons perform Palestrina's motet "Tu es Petrus" and Beethoven's 'Symphony No. 9' in a concert given in honour of Pope Benedict XVI in the great audience hall of the Vatican. The final chorus of Beethoven's symphony "Freude, schener Getterfunken", based on Friedrich Schiller's "Ode to Joy", is one of the most-loved classical pieces worldwide. This music is especially suitable for connecting people from different cultures crossing all material and immaterial borders. Enter this special concert atmosphere and enjoy the address given by the pope himself, which is available on this DVD.Notes & Reviews:
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A new analytical method employed by researchers at the University of Delaware, USA, can follow, on the millisecond timescale, what happens as environmental contaminants such as arsenic begin to react with soil and water under various conditions. Quantifying the initial rates of such reactions is essential for modelling how contaminants are transported in the environment and predicting risks.
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A stunning, spacious house that offers luxury living for 12-14 people, set in 4.5 acres of fabulous Cotswold countryside and only 10 mins from the countries most picturesque 'honey stone' villages; Stow-on-the-Wold, Chipping Campden and Broadway.
Modernised and designed to the highest standard the property has it's own private heated swimming pool,hot tub, large outside eating/entertaining area with stone BBQ and ample parking for 6+ cars. The large grassed areas and landscaped grounds spill onto neighbouring fields abundant with wildlife and grazing horses.
Inside, the large Orangery with bi-folding doors and countryside views, is ideal for entertaining and dining large groups, and leads onto a fully fitted kitchen. The lounge boasts an open fire as well as contemporary media and Wi-Fi.
The local area is host to country pubs, places of historic interest, boutiques, galleries and restaurants including 'a touch of Tuscany' at local italian restaurant, Prego. Or why not take advantage of our catering service who can tailor make for your requirements and budget. This versatile property also has 14ft trampoline and table tennis, making it ideal for both family holidays and group entertainment for all occasions.
|Sleeps up to 14, 6 bedrooms
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|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Birmingham 70 km, Nearest railway: Moreton in marsh 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, TV, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 2 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (4), Single beds (6), Dining seats for 14, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Trampoline
|Parking, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Master Bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower.
Family bathroom with shower
Ensuite shower
Seperate Shower
Additional twin attic room
|Further details
To make your stay extra special we can also arrange some additional options for you:
Let us arrange an evening of Private Dining at The White House by talented local chefs, menus and prices to suit personal requirements.
Local Italian Restaurant 'PREGO' will accept bookings for large numbers
Celebration Cakes / Afternoon Tea can be arranged by request
Hot Tub available for an additional charge of £150 for the duration of your stay
Massage / Beauty treatments at The White House, no need to leave the house to get some special attention.
Hairdressing by Love Hair of Broadway
Colour Me Beautiful workshop – have you ever wondered what colours suit you and make you look at you best?
Fitness sessions on request by a local qualified instructor including Land / Aqua Zumba, Kettlercise, Nordic Walking in the beautiful surroundings of The White House
Cycle Hire – Delivery and Collection to The White House
Clay Pigeon Shooting – on location at The White House or 5 miles off site
Quad Biking, 4X4 Off-Roading, Helicopter Treasure Hunts, Hot Air Ballooning, Paintballing, Archery – 5 miles off site
The Cotswolds region
Voted as a 'Paradise' location & officially an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Cotswolds, encapsulates England at its most romantic and offers some of the most picturesque scenery in the country.
Also known as 'The Heart of England' nestled amongst the rolling hills and hidden valleys are villages, period Rectory's and Stately Homes. Built from the regions famous ancient mellow 'honey' coloured limestone the villages have scarcely altered since they grew up on the prosperity of the medieval wool trade in the 15th and 16th centuries.
The traditional villages within 10-15 minutes reach offer tradition combined with chic - Broadway (often referred to as 'The Jewel of the Cotswold'), Bourton-on-the-Water (the Venice of the Cotswolds), Moreton-in-Marsh, Chipping Camden, Stow-on-the-Wold (plus many others).
Home to the Royals, shopping, art, antiques, sightseeing, gardens, fishing, golf and with the famous cities of Bath (a World Heritage site), Cheltenham (Famed for it's beautiful Regency architecture) or Oxford (the city of dreaming spires) and Stratford-upon-Avon is just over 1 hour away, the area offers something for everybody - outdoor pursuits, scenic strolls, city thrills or extreme sports. From the serenity of walking the Cotswold Way to a day out at Cheltenham Gold Cup, you won't be disappointed!
For the children: Cotswold Farm Park (BBC County File's Adams Farm), Cotswold Wildlife park, Cotswold Water park, Toddington Steam train, The Model village, Bird land, Falconry centre, Chipping Norton Theatre, Bibury Trout farm and on it goes on...
Broadway, a Cotswolds village, is often referred to as the 'Jewel of the Cotswolds' and the 'Show Village of England' because of it's sheer beauty and magnificence. The 'broad way' leads from the foot of the western Cotswolds escarpment with a wide grass-fringed street lined with ancient honey coloured limestone buildings dating back to the 16th century and earlier (the oldest house is Abbots Grange built in 1320 as the summer retreat for the Abbots of Pershore).
Many well known characters have spent time in Broadway drawing inspiration from its beauty and location including Oscar Wilde, Claude Monet, Edwin Abbey, John Singer-Sargent, William Morris and Edward Elgar.
Broadway has it all from several art galleries, gift and clothes shops to three inns, half-dozen tea shops, two hotels and even a touch of Tuscany at Italian restaurant 'Prego'. Retail therapy combined with good food & drink and chilling-out makes Broadway a very popular place in the Cotswolds to stay and visit throughout the year.
Stow on the Wold, is another one of the most beautiful ancient Cotswold market towns, situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The buildings are of mellow, honey coloured stone and the surrounding countryside is breathtaking. The town is associated with the Arts and Crafts movement and offers a wide range of attractions for visitors, including medieval architecture, historic gardens and monuments, regular markets and unique shops. There are also numerous beautiful, quaint little villages waiting to be explored within a short drive.
Cultural events are held throughout the year, such as the Chipping Campden Music Festival, the Open Gardens weekend and the Robert Dover's Olimpick Games, described as "the first stirrings of Britain's Olympic beginnings". Stratford on Avon and Blenheim Palace, the birthplaces of Shakespeare and Churchill, are cultural gems situated nearby, as are the dreaming spires of Oxford. Cheltenham and the famous racing festival lie 15 miles away.
Places of Historic Interest
Blenheim Palace, Woodstock
Broadway Tower, a folly situated 1024 (312m) above sea level, it is the second highest point on the Cotswold ridge
Chastleton House, Moreton-in-Marsh (National Trust)
Chedworth Roman Villa
Dover's Hill, a natural limestone amphitheatre and venue for the annual Cotswold Olimpick games
Shakespeare's Stratford Tourist office at Bridgefoot
Snowshill Manor, Snowshill
Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe
Upton House, Edge Hill
Warwick Castle, Warwick
Batsford Arboretum, Batsford - a rare and beautiful collection of trees, shrubs and wildflowers - particularly stunning in October and November
Bourton House Gardens, Bourton-on-the-Hill
Children and Families
Cotswold Wildlife Park, Burford
Miniature Village and Birdland, Bourton-on-the-Water
Cotswold Farm Park and Guiting Power
Steam Railway, Toddington, Nr Winchcombe
Broadway Golf Club, Willersey Hill, Broadway, Worcs
Chipping Norton Golf Club, Southcombe, Chipping Norton
Naunton Down Golf Club, Naunton, Near Cheltenham
Royal Shakespeare Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
Chipping Norton Theatre, Chipping Norton
Apollo Theatre, Oxford
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1 Apr 2015
"Excellent holiday home and location"
Went away to celebrate family birthdays and my parents golden wedding anniversary. The White House is everything you could ask of a holiday home rental. It has plenty of room for 12 people and the bed… More
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17 Feb 2015
"A great place to celebrate a special occasion"
We had a great time celebrating my husband's 30th birthday with a group of friends. Arlene was very easy to correspond and made the booking process very easy. It was a lovely surprise to arrive a… More
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28 Sep 2014
"The Perfect Place for that special occassion"
We stayed here on our return from New Zealand as a base for extended family and friends to stay and celebrate my wife's birthday. The management were amazing in helping us arrange everything befo… More
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22 Apr 2014
"Fabulous Easter Weekend Stay with the Family"
Just returned from spending the Easter Weekend at The White House.There were 12 of us ranging from 92yrs to 2yrs of age. The house and grounds are absolutely amazing. Great size for a large party and … More
I am so glad you had an enjoyable time at The White House and hope that you will visit us again soon. Sarah
26 Mar 2014
"Wonderful for a house party weekend"
I booked the White House for a weekend party to celebrate my 30th birthday, after looking at a number of other properties. The White House was one of the more expensive I considered, but I choose it p… More
19 Feb 2014
"Great holiday rental property for large group"
Recently spent a weekend in the White House to celebrate my dad's 80th birthday. There was plenty of space for all the extended family, all rooms were spacious and the kitchen was an excellent si… More
28 Aug 2013
"Absolutely Amazing....The Perfect Party House!!!"
I rented The White House for a surprise 40th Birthday weekend for my husband and what an awesome surprise it turned out to be. A group of 12 of us stayed the entire weekend and were joined by friends and family on the saturday for a BBQ and pool party. It was fantastic, the rooms were beautiful, the downstairs space open, large and well furnished (we particularly loved the orangery). The outside area perfect for entertaining everyone adults and children alike and the pool was HOT which was a definate bonus. I will definitely be going back at some point!! We also hired a hot tub for the weekend which Sarah was happy to help me with the delivery and collection. If I were you I would add this on....It was a highlight of the weekend, I think we got 10 people in it at one stage!!! On another note the help and support Sarah Clake gave throughout was fantastic, answering all my little OCD questions prior to our arrival was really helpful and assisted me as organiser to plan everything to run smoothly!!! THANK YOU WE LOVED It!!!!!! xx
23 Jun 2013
"Fantastic Family Party House"
Perfect for twelve family members from eight months to eighty years, to enjoy each others' company in luxurious surroundings. A black tie dinner was the highlight, catered by Bensons of Broadway. Every mouthful was delicious and the celebratory croquembouche was a triumph.
9 May 2013
"5 star accommodation and 5 star service"
Stayed here for a weekend with a group of friends - 10 adults, 4 kids, baby and a dog. Accommodation was amazing and couldnt fault it for large family gatherings etc. Weather wasnt really suited to swimming but 2 of the kids braved the pool and they had a great time.
Picturesque villages nearby and pub at Blockley did lovely Sunday lunch for large group at short notice.
Sarah at GIVE properties couldnt have been more helpful and even posted back a teddy bear that was accidently left behind.
11 Jan 2013
"An absolutely perfect getaway house"
Stayed here with a group of friends for a few nights over the New Year 2012/13. Perfect party house, in a beautiful location, would highly recommend. Bedrooms are all a really good size and nicely dec… More
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Tom here is how the jack is stowed on my '62 - this jives with the jack instruction decal, and my jack has probably never been used:
I can just see the look on Texas Tom's face right now...
The 61 /62 used a board panel that matches the other trunk boards to close the jack area with the twist closer and eyes at the top to hold it closed where the 63/66 used a Burtex curtain that lifted up to cover the jack.
I noted in the second picture that JW posted that the twist closers can be seen, the jack location also matches the 62 owners manual. The reproduction jack stowage instruction decal for the 62 has the handle on the tab but it may be generic, guess your car is still in storage 60fore. Oddly the OFS shows 3 different decals they all have the handle on the tab but if you have a wire wheel for a spare the on a 62/63 the post mechanism sits on top of the trunk bracket the other 2 have only the post on the bracket.
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ALLEN — Connor Curry, Adam Dockery and Shane Trebisky kept their unbeaten records alive with impressive wins Saturday at the Allen Eagle Invitational.
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Rider coach Ryan Gillen was impressed by what he saw from Curry as well.
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"Few people know that he was also a painter and a sculptor," Lopez says. "He made a sculpture called 'Dalawang Isabel,' which depicts two women from his films: Isabel of 'Isla' and Isabel in 'Ang Pinakamagandang Hayop sa Balat ng Lupa' (played by Gloria Diaz)."
He was a gentleman and very romantic, Lopez says. "On the set of 'Isla,' he sent haranistas to serenade me on my birthday."
She visited Castillo's wake in Siniloan, Laguna, on Wednesday, with Liz Alindogan, who starred in Castillo's unreleased '80s film "The Diary of Vietnam Rose." Funeral is on December 5, says his son Christopher Ad. Castillo.—Bayani San Diego Jr.
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ApplianceWhirlpool Washer
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair15 - 30 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
Socket set
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Removed the degergent cone. Removed the cap with handle and o ring. Removed 1/2 bolt and washer with deepsocket and extention. Removed upper agitator and gear wheel and replaced pieces with new repair kit.
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