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NEW ORLEANS -- Does the Superdome finally have a named sponsor?
A photo, shown above, was sent to WWLTV employees by an eyewitness, and you can clearly see the words 'Mercedes-Benz Superdome.'
Several other eyewitnesses, including the person who submitted the picture, said the banner was only visible for a short time before crews rolled it back up.
Thursday night, Saints Vice President of Communications Greg Bensel confirmed the banner, saying the team has been pitching the naming-rights idea to several different companies.
Bensel said they have been placing different brands on banners and then taking pictures of them to show potential companies what the 'Dome would look like with their logo on it.
The Saints signed a lease extension with the state in April 2009 that keeps the team in town through the 2025 season. Under the new terms, the Saints keep 100 percent of the naming rights revenue.


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The latest buzz is that Parvathamma Rajkumar, who saw the film recently, was not happy with a portion of the film and asked to re-shot the scenes. It is said to be either a part of climax or a scene in the title track that made her to raise objections. Reports also add that the CG work was not up to the mark and the movie bosses, who were not ready to compromise, decided to clean up the mistakes.
In all probabilities, the first copy of Anna Bond will be ready by this weekend and will be censored immediately. The film starring Puneet Rajkumar, Priyamani and Nidhi Subbaiah will hit the screens on May 3.


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India may be all set to become one of the few countries to put in a nation-wide 'cap and trade' mechanism for air pollutants, if environment minister Jairam Ramesh has his way.
Jairam, who has been critiqued for pushing for 'developed country' environment laws on a developing country like India, announced that three Indian states -- Maharashtra, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu -- will have 'cap and trade' mechanism for air pollutants by January.
"With this, we are taking a step away from the 'command and control' method of enforcing environmental regulations," the minister said, detailing the scheme.
Under it, every factory will be given a certificate that enables it to release a certain amount of pollutants -- based on the kind and quantity of product it makes.
For example, a cement factory producing 1 million tonnes of cement a year will have a different allocation compared to a steel factory producing 1 million tonnes of steel or another cement plant that makes 5 million tonnes.
These certificates will be issued free of cost and can be sold by the factory as and when its emissions drop down due to the introduction of better technology.
On the other hand, if the plant emits more pollution than is allowed by the certificates it holds, it can purchase extra certificates from those who pollute less or from the government.
The scheme, originating from the Acid Rain crisis of the US in the 1980s, has been credited with not only allowing the US to successfully overcome it, but is also finding favor in addressing the issue of global warming.
The European Union and some states in the US and Australia have already put in place such mechanisms while China has announced it will do so before 2015.
The scheme has proven to be more effective in reducing pollution due to the absence of 'inspector raj' and the possibility of bribing environmental inspectors.
The monitoring will be done by placing air-quality analysers, both in factory premises as well as inside the chimney stacks, said Valsa Nair Singh, chairperson of the Maharashtra State Pollution Control Board, one of the three early volunteers.
The monitors will continuously analyse the proportion of pollutants in the air and send the data through the mobile network to the Pollution Control Board on a real-time basis. The big industries will have to pay for the monitors while the smaller ones may get such devices on rent from the Board.
Singh said the project is likely to be kicked off from industrial clusters like Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Chandrapur. "We already have 131 ambient air monitors [in factory premises] and 45 stack monitors in these areas," she said. They, however, cover only a fraction of the total highly polluting industrial units in the state, numbered at around 7,000.
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Bercelini (April 2, 1892 - ? ), born H. van Berkel in Holland, made his debut as a conjurer in 1908 and during the World War he gave 600 performances in the camps of the Dutch army.
Bercelini has invented a number of tricks and illusions, among them being the "Hovering Vase."
Together with his wife, he presented a Second Sight act. His two children, Leonie and Mary, were also billed as "thought readers." [1]
There was also an IBM member #1485 Johannes Corneli van Berkel, (The Great Bercelini) from Holland listed in the the Linking Ring Vol. 06 (May 1927) issue.
His son, Nic Niberco, was also a magician. [2]
- ↑ The History of Conjuring and Magic by Henry Ridgely Evans (1928)
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Expedition Doctor
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Location: London
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The record ride has started!
Nick left Prudhoe Bay at 14.40 BST today. 05.40 local time. It was raining so the piste may be a bit heavy. But he is on the best bike for this, the Yamaha Super Tenere.
I hope he will send me a blog later today but he really has to keep moving and make the best time he can in the long daylight hours.
Good luck Nick. Ride safe.
just a guy
Joined: Feb 2007
Location: okieland
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caroline, thanks much for the info, links, etc. recently saw presentations by lois price and austin vince in san francisco..inspiring, funny, showing how anybody, really, can do this moto nonsense.
make a note of Hattar Motorsports in San Rafael, ca for hosting or support, no affiliation, just good folks. check out their facebook page.
now back to nick..go man go
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Off to a good start there Nick, good luck and ride safe.
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Good Luck and Ride Safe!!
Expedition Doctor
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Location: London
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Just had Nick on the phone from a call box in Coldfoot.
Official start time for record ride was 05.15 local time. That's 14.15 BST.
And......fork seals just gone on bike. However it has just done 11,000 miles test ride from Ushuaia with some really tough piste, Ruta 40 and crossing the Andes 4 times on piste and across Bolivia off road......and more!
Tim at Wrights Motorcycle parts in Salt Lake City will put it 'right' I'm sure. Meantime Nick will just keep squirting in oil and keep on riding. Looking like a 950 mile day today.....more news later.
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Joined: Oct 2009
Location: Blue Mnts Ozstralia
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Thanks Caroline..
"It's better to ride a boring bike than push an interesting one" ... Canuman
"I just may as well admit that my other bikes are toast. I don't ride them. Plain and simple. I didn't want this. It wasn't the plan." - snakebitten
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"...when I handed the 40 ouncer to him, he got that far off stare that a cat gets when it just gets done licking its ass for the last 15". Yeah, THAT stare." -WTF-Over
"Don't come in here with your thoughtfulness, empathy, and reason... this is shit, up with which, I shall not put." -Boondoggle
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Good luck and Godspeed! When will he be in SLC, UT?
Wouldn't mind stopping by to say Hi and Good luck in person.
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Nick's progress
...Hi and good morning!
Nick expects to be at Wright's Motorcycle Parts in SLC Wednesday lunchtime. Keep an eye on his Spot....www.nicksanders.com
Expedition Doctor
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UPDATE- Nick's first blog
Just arrived at the Prudhoe Bay Hotel, again. Its getting familiar. I cannot believe how I recognise where to get gas, the start of the Dalton Highway and the hotel in such an obscure place. To world bikers Prudhoe, or more correctly, Deadhorse, is known as the northern start of the Pan Americas, the most northerly point accessible by road in North America. I nearly started the journey from Salt Lake City, ride north to Prudhoe then south to Ushuaia and finish in Salt Lake same distance, same double and yet, not quite. The purists would say that not starting the journey at the top or the bottom is not acceptable. Its as broad as it is long, but I dont want anyone poking any holes into the credibility of this record ride.
Slept reasonably. The lack of darkness at night is disturbing. I a brimming with too much energy and dont know how to switch off. I get my witness book signed at the reception desk. I a determined Guinness recognise this ride, on behalf of bikers so that they might have a go and break this record if I get it.
I set off. Its blue skies and sunny but cold. The sea has frozen. I like Prudhoe because tourists dont really get here, only travellers. Here we go.
The ride to Coldfoot and over the Atigun Pass is spectacular. Wild, spacious, raw, inaccessible to most travellers for most of the year. The Ice Road Truckers truck all year, down Ice Cut, up and down Chicken Run, down Oil Spill Hill, up and down Chicken Run, up Beaver Slide. It is minus seventy degrees in the winter, a little over freezing in the summer. The lakes are still frozen and we are in the warming up period.
The journey is going to be hard, I know it. I still struggle with the relevance of it and so far wonder what else would I do with 38 days of my life. Of course its longer than that. I have been thinking of this route for years and the double has been in my head for many months. Hundreds of hours of planning in my head. Sponsors, family, partners, friends, children become the recipient of my self centredness. I am like Truman Burbank in the Jim Carry film The Trueman Show. I have created my own world and then invite a few people to share in it.
My day includes blowing my horn at young moose as they ran alongside me. I ride at just the speed they dare not cross in front of me but not too fast to overtake and in this way I corralled them along the tundra. They gallop across the melting permafrost and into the shallow standing water, me blowing my horn when they dare veer off and for a mile or more we share this. Its a moose joke.
The receptionist at the hotel, shes called Berty. She was friendly, helpful and utterly not impressed with my adventure. They all come up here, she tells me, all the nutters on the motorbikes. Shes right, and going both ways is just twice the insanity. She hands me a key and go change.
The food in the hotel was free and you can eat all that you want. Its a nice twist of hospitality having travelled so far on a bike that has now clocked up 16 665 miles. What a bike! This Super Tenere seems capable of taking everything I throw at it. I cannot make it meek. The R1 had that naughty streak and whilst not that, this bike is cheeky with its movements. It handles every range of surface imaginable, and, without any loss of comfort. Surely something should have snapped or come loose by now, but nothing, not a washer. We still have a very long way to go.
I ride hard and quite well actually. Feel strong because the project has started. Stop at Yukon Services by the river and meet a charming couple who sell me a bear tooth as a keep sake. They live up the river a way, all year and boy are they delightful and eccentric. I promise to visit them on the way back.
Now I am in Fairbanks, in Starbucks using their free wifi to write and send this blog. 300 miles more to go to reach 800 miles, lets see.
Expedition Doctor
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Tried to download some photos but failed!! so take a look at Nick's website for some great shots. (Will try to it right next time!)
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Keep it up Nick - looking forward to following your adventure !
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Expedition Doctor
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Nick caught 4 hours sleep last night and is heading off again towards Calgary. Rather a long Sanders Power Nap! On schedule for making Salt Lake City and Wright's Motorcycle Parts for a bit of work on his fork seals, tyre change and speedy service!
Also 'First Gear' appear to have stepped up to the mark to replace Nick's non-functioning heated jacket (Gerbing) with a jacket and gloves to take him over the Andes -15,000 feet in mid-winter - and across Patagonia where right now it is snowing. Quality heated gear is essential when you are riding 20 hours a day and through the night. First Gear come highly recommended by my sister and brother-in-law,Lisa and Simon Thomas, who have used their kit for several years http://www.2ridetheworld.com
Well that's all for now....keep your eyes on the count-up clock on Nick's website to see how he is doing.
Expedition Doctor
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To 'Army Medic' in Salt Lake City
Nick is heading from Great Falls to Salt Lake City right now. Had to find a tyre at short notice as suddenly got down to the wire so this slowed him up a bit. He will be at Wright's Motorcycle Parts, 3474 South State Street but probably not until 9 pm local time. They are staying open to do a service, and fit a new set of tyres and a few other bits a pieces.......so then he can get a couple of hours sleep and be off again to head for the Mexican border. If you miss him this time we will be aiming to include Wright's in the USA lecture tour.....watch the website for details.
And he will be passing by on the way back up very soon! say, in about 32 days time. He is NOT normal!
I will post Nick's second blog later tonight too.....
Expedition Doctor
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Nick's second blog
At 5.15 this morning, exactly 24 hours after leaving Prudhoe I had ridden 900 miles. The early section to the Atigun Pass was dirt with gravel then tarred until Coldfoot. After that it was dirt until 85 miles before Fairbanks. Ice Cut, Gobblers Knob, Oil Spill Hill, Chicken Run and Beaver Slide are all part of the historic legend of the Ice Road Truckers. It is very cold and the rain stings my face. The road is slippery and no trucks pass so I am alone. The lakes are still and the leaves of the tundra are still, but what gives me such an impression of being so far from anywhere is the silence. When I switch off the engine it is these quite moments that unnerve me. My head is full of the noise of the bike, of the noise of my thoughts, the schedules and plans, the seriousness of intent, the fear of failure. It is all of this cacophony of internal sound that pulses against the nothingness sounds of true silence.
I exit the US and entry into Canada at Beaver Creek. Buckshot Bettys restaurant is there, brightly painted and a handful of clapperboard building line the one street. A population of 80 with a small transient influx when the weather warms.
The bike is performing so well. I need this bike not to fail and oddly feel close to its workings and mechanics. It is smooth and forgiving and takes bends and gravel gently. It is tough yet friendly, not hard and quick like the R1. I ride on past Destruction Bay and then Haines Junction, turning left for Whitehorse and on towards the Northern Lodge at Muncho Lake Park.
After Muncho the road climbed and fell, winding between steeply banked conifers on the right leading to high shafts of scree and the Stone Mountain itself. Further on Stone Mountain parodies itself. This is the stuff that creates legends. Obscure but credible adventurers come here to be apart, living in a caravan on the edge of Summit Lake I heard of one guy having walked across the USA now lives in a caravan. It is hugely isolated here. Either you need a love of yourself or a dislike of the proximity of people to be in such a raw environment. Yet, the sole highway, the Alcan passes through the place. Summit Café is derelict, symptomatic of the higher fuel prices that have decimated the desires of the driving public to journey such great distances. I remember a vibrant warm restaurant and pretty waitresses, now boarded windows. The disrepair gives a sad sense of neglect.
This is my favourite part of the 1500-mile Alaskan Highway. The road narrows and twists and climbs. In the failing half light, there is a blue glow. The last 50 miles are ridden very hard and quick. The road has dried and the lightness of the surface brightened in what is left of the flimsy daylight. It is 11pm but still there is a blue in the sky that has not gone black. Already there is a noticeable difference between Prudhoe Bay where at this time of year the sun never sets.
I ride to the first garage and check out the cheapest motel Shannon Motel behind me. Steak and chips? Down the road to Boston Pizza for a 10oz New York strip. Within 15 minutes I have a place to sleep and am eating. 30 minutes later, writing then asleep. This is the end of day 2. 900 miles on day 1 through hard gravel and bitterly cold rain, 842 miles today. I am 150 miles down on my best schedule, a day up on last years run.
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HYDERABAD: The woman kidnapper, who disappeared with a two-year-old boy Aatish on Tuesday, has burn marks on her neck. She is dark, of average height, lean, wears a Punjabi dress and sports vermilion.
A bakery owner at Yousufguda noticed the burn marks on the woman when she brought Aatish there to buy him cakes. "The woman behaved in a way as if Aatish was her relative and made sure her body language didn't sow any seeds of suspicion in the bakery owner's mind," the police said.
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The Old Shippon is a beautifully converted three bedroom property (sleeping six) offering Luxury accommodation over two floors, and a reverse layout to take advantage of the views.
The Old Shippon is situated within an historic farm courtyard setting, (with its own private entrance and garden) where some of the buildings are thought to have dated from the medieval period. The land has been farmed on this site for many hundreds, (possibly thousands) of years, the farm being recorded in the Doomesday book.
When renovating the property, significant attention was paid to its historic setting and maintaining its character as an historic agricultural building, whilst providing accommodation of the highest standard.
Also with the British weather in mind we have tried to make the property as comfortable as possible, so if the weather closes in, you can just snuggle up in front of the wood burner with a coffee and good book.
Features & What's Included
The Old Shippon has a reverse layout (to take advantage of the views), and has oak flooring on the upper level and lower hallway. The accommodation is fully double glazed, with underfloor heating throughout.
The accommodation downstairs comprises of two large double bedrooms (one with en-suite), a family bathroom (with shower over bath) and a twin bedroom. (All bed linen and towels included) More Information….
Upstairs – Living
The accommodation is open plan with a large spacious fully equipped kitchen at one end and dining seating for six. At the other end you will find a snug area with comfy sofas, tv and woodburner, with a gallery above (ideal for children or parents! who want to get away). Also provided are books, games, DVD player and Ipod Doc/Radio. More Information….
Property - For The Little One's
At Dunsdon Farm we recognise how important it is to cater for our little guests as well as are bigger ones! We endeavour to provide those items that make things a little easier and more enjoyable, available at The Old Shippon are: Microwave, Cot, High Chair, Selection of Games.
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Upstairs (Living)
The upstairs living area takes advantage of the views across the Devon countryside towards the North Cornish coast, and with large oak framed windows within the original barn openings, "light is a plenty".
"A beautiful space to relax and enjoy a coffee and book in front of the woodburner, when the weather closes in".
The upstairs living space is open plan with a large and spacious fully equipped kitchen at one end, and dining seating for six. At the other end you will find a snug area with comfy sofas, television and woodburning stove, and gallery above (ideal for children or parents! who want to get away). Also provided are books, games, DVD player and Ipod Doc/Radio.
This modern fully fitted shaker style kitchen has a large oak worktop and an extensive range of cupboards, where you will find everything you need for your stay. Built into the kitchen is a large oven with halogen hob, a full size dishwasher, washer/dryer and fridge with freezer compartment. The kitchen is also complete with a microwave.
The dining area which adjoins the kitchen has a large country style oak table and chairs (seating six comfortably), with oak dresser and ipod dock/radio.
The Snug complete with woodburning stove is the ideal place to relax, with two large comfy sofas and arm chair, wide screen television with Bluray/DVD player, and coffee table with a range of games for your entertainment.
The Gallery is situated above the snug and accessed via the oak stairway, this is the perfect spot for children (or parents!!!) who want to get away into their own space. Complete with bean bags, and a range of books for your enjoyment.
The accommodation downstairs comprises of two large double bedrooms (one with en-suite), a family bathroom (with shower over bath) and a twin bedroom. (All bed linen and towels included).
Downstairs (under floor heated) and set around an open hallway, you will find three beautiful appointed bedrooms and family bathroom, as with the upstairs, the character is brought to life, by beautiful oak flooring, doors and skirting's.
Bedroom 1
With double bed and a large light double aspect, is tasteful y furnished with John Lewis and Laura Ashley furniture and bedding (with luxury down duvet and pillows). This room has two bedside cabinets, wardrobe and large chest of drawers, also having a radio alarm clock and television.
Bedroom 2
With twin beds, tasteful y furnished with John Lewis and Laura Ashley furniture and bedding (with luxury down duvet and pillows) this room has a bedside cabinet and large chest of drawers, also having a radio alarm clock.
Bedroom 3 (With En-Suite)
A large room, tasteful y furnished with John Lewis and Laura Ashley furniture and bedding (with luxury down duvet and pillows). This room has two bedside cabinets, wardrobe and large chest of drawers, also having a radio alarm clock and television.
The en-suite, with natural slate flooring, having toilet, wash basin (with under cupboard) and large shower, for the men we've also made shaving easier with a heated mirror.
Family Bathroom
With beautiful natural slate flooring, and having a toilet, wash basin (with under cupboard) and bath with shower, for the men we've also made shaving easier with a heated mirror.
The Devon region
The West Country and in particular North Devon, offers much more than a beautiful landscape, with many National Trust properties and nature reserves to visit, alongside many wonderful visitor attractions, all within easy reach.
Dunsdon Farm is set in beautiful countryside adjoining the Dunsdon National Nature Reserve, designated a SSSI, as a rare and protected culm grassland.
Dunsdon Farm itself is managed under Higher Level Stewardship to protect and enhance the culm grasslands it manages.
Fo more information please do not hesitate to contact us as we are more than happy to help.
Holsworthy is the nearest town to The Old Shippon and is a market town with both a visitors and livestock market, held weekly.
Holsworthy has an excellent range of shops and Waitrose supermarket.
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31 Aug 2014
"Fantastic barn conversion in a great location"
Perfect barn, great farm set up and very helpful owners.We are a family of young children and teenagers and it was fantastic. Everyone was happy either chilling, or walking coastal paths, local cyclin… More
3 Jul 2014
"The Old Shippon is truly excellent for a holiday or a family celebration."
We visited out of season in March to celebrate a 60th birthday. Our party of seven was two young couples, an enthusiastic German Shepherd and of course a rather older couple. We all loved it. The Old Shippon is beautiful and superbly equipped. It was perfect for a family celebration whilst located within easy striking distance of many things to see and do. Five star accommodation and a five star welcome. A special mention must be made of the owl cam which is a hoot! The best accommodation we have ever had for Diesel the dog who barked seven times when asked for his rating
26 Jun 2014
"Idyllic, Relaxing and Beautiful."
Old Shippon is quite simply the best place we've holidayed in the UK by a long way. It is a truly wonderful holiday home in a stunning setting. We loved it and we'll certainly be back. In our experience many dog friendly holiday homes can fall short of expectations, but not so Old Shippon. It is beautifully furnished, comfortable, spotlessly clean and has a properly secure garden and a private 23 acre woodland (!) in which your four legged friends can play to their hearts' content. The surrounding countryside just begs to be explored. You'll struggle to find better! Highly recommended.
26 Jun 2014
"A warm comfortable home from home"
There is so much to do around this property - walking, cycling or driving. The grasslands are a calm oasis, with the added bonus of pond dipping! All equipment is provided for you as well as access to a huge storage shed for bikes/ beach gear. The property is spacious and has everything for your stay...and more. It has 'an away from it all' feel, with a chance of catching up with nature and you get to learn about Highland cattle, donkeys and Owls if you wish! We all had such a great time (humans aged 10 to 75 and dog aged 15).
18 Jun 2014
"Absolutely beautiful!"
We were spoilt rotten staying at the Old Shippon. From Kirstie's homemade scones, sunshine everyday, the beautiful clean well equipped cottage and even the barn owl put in an appearance. It'… More
4 Nov 2013
"Luxury, spacious, extremely comfortable self catering accommodation!"
You cannot fail to have a good time here, even in bad weather. The porch area is more than big enough for everyone's coats and wellies and the under floor heating ensures the property stays warm … More
12 Oct 2013
"Brilliant accommodation and and commendable hospitality on arrival"
This is a five star accommodation for people with dogs. All furnishings are high quality and dog kennels are provided which gives you the freedom should you need to go out for a meal or outing minus y… More
1 Sep 2013
"Peace, tranquility, top-notch hospitality and superb accommodation"
Upon arrival, we could not believe the property was even better than we had envisaged. The warm welcome from the owners was superb. They took time to answer all our questions throughout our stay and e… More
29 Jun 2013
"Best accommodation ever"
We booked this to visit north Devon and Cornwall. We have stayed in many self catering places before but this one really is the best so far. If you love wildlife...especially wild flowers this place i… More
2 Jun 2013
"Comfortable base for North Devon"
Our half term week at The Old Shippon was simply marvellous. From the welcome plate of fresh scones and clotted cream to the comfort and warmth of the converted barn. It's been renovated to an ex… More
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You probably already know this, but the Coconino National Forest(most of Northern Arizona that is not State land, or reservation) just recently changed their policy for motorized travel to "Closed unless marked."
My current route barely touches Coconino, somewhat for that reason.
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Now Scott, you have been an ADV guy long enough to know not to ask that question here
There's average "nuts", then there is nuts on the ADV scale. My comment was already calibrated to the ADV end of the scale! Nobody could possibly ride all this in one trip without a full Dakar budget and chase crew with mechanics and spare parts. After prerunning just 1 or 2 stages over a weekend, my butt is kicked.
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Scott, I know you mentioned before that you already have a good group of guys that help you scout these routes. I was wondering, though, if you had any interest in a different group, me included, running some of the new routes after you complete them, as some kind of final test, or if you do that yourself? The advantage of a non-related group being, of course, the fact they have no previous knowledge of the route and would be a great sounding board for the road book being correct/accurate/good. Honestly I'm just trying to find a way/excuse to get out west and ride these routes sometime soon
All "scouting" happens on my computer. And the roadbook is made based on that. Then we "prerun" the route using the roadbook. So, the prerun IS the final test. You're thinking creatively, which is cool, but not creatively enough I guess. And don't start sending me bottles of wine or such. I don't drink. Also, keep in mind the riding should be a lot more fun once everything is done. In the preruns we have to stop a lot to make notes, deal with unexpected blockages, and other problems that take away from the fun. The prerun before last was a big failure and no fun for most who came along. It's cool that people seem to like what's coming and want to join in before it's done, but there's just no practical way to do the preruns with more than a couple of people. And those select people have been putting in their rally dues for several years. Even super guys like Neduro don't get an invite most of the time, even though he's asked. It's killing me to turn so many of my best friends away. But everyone has to wait for the big party door to open, which is still a while off.
While you all are thinking about this, I'm curious what part of the Grand Rally makes you want to do it? Is it the the cool terrain, or the rally style roadbook navigation, or the rally oriented people involved, or the idea of a long challenging adventure, or what?
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Cedar House is located in the picturesque village of Yelverton, 2.5 miles south east of the cathedral city of Norwich, just off the main road between Great Yarmouth and Norwich. Cedar House is a fine period property providing residential and nursing care for up to 24 elderly people.
This beautiful former Rectory dates in part back to the 13th century and close to St Mary's church. Although the current building dates from the 1800's, records show that property existed here as far back as the 11th century when monks used it as a stopping-off point en route from Canterbury. The lovely half-acre garden with its beautiful trees is a particular feature. Boasting a summerhouse, gazebo and patio area, it is a wonderful place to sit and enjoy fine weather.
Small, friendly and with exceptionally high standards of care, sums up Cedar House. The main building has been sympathetically extended, converted and decorated to reflect its Victorian heritage. At the same time, along with the purpose-built annex, the property is equipped with every modern facility to ensure the best in comfort and care.
Group: Caring Homes Group
Person in charge: Alison Lovelock (Regional Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: Norfolk County Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home with nursing – Privately Owned , 24 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Dementia • Old Age
Specialist Care Categories: Cancer Care • Hearing Impairment • Motor Neurone Disease • Multiple Sclerosis • Parkinson's Disease • Speech Impairment • Stroke • Visual Impairment
Admission Information: Ages 65+.
Single Rooms: 22
Shared Rooms: 1
Rooms with ensuite WC: 17
Facilities & Services: Palliative Care • Day Care • Respite Care • Physiotherapy • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Pets by arrangement • Near Public Transport • Minibus or other transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Phone Point in own room/Mobile • Television point in own room
Latest CQC* Report on Cedar House: click here
*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.
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Recommendation Score: 7.9 (7.928)
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Submitted by Nicholas C (Partner of Resident/Service User) on Monday 14 July 2014.
My partner has severe alzheimers disease and needs 24/7 care as she is unable to wash, feed, dress herself and is unable to move at all without the use of a hoist and a wheelchair. When I visited Cedar home for the first time and I was impressed by the empathy and care given to all the residents on this and all my visits and I was particularly impressed by the manager Debbie and her attitude towards her staff and residents.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Excellent
Cleanliness: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Submitted by Linda B (Wife of Resident/Service User) on Monday 20 January 2014.
Husband enjoyed his stay very much and said he would go back again. The food was very good. The only problem was I had to go back with a leaflet as I wasn't told I needed it and I was phoned for the NHS number when I was away. The staff are extremely pleasant, and overall there is a nice atmosphere.
Facilities: Good
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Satisfactory
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Good
Rooms: Satisfactory
Value for Money: Good
Submitted by Jackie B (Daughter of Resident/Service User) on Thursday 29 August 2013.
My mum of 89 years had to give up her house due to her health. We visited other care homes in Norwich which I didn't find suitable for my mum, but Cedar House is a friendly and caring home. The rooms are spacious and clean. Staff are always approachable for everything you need. My mum is very happy there. I visit her twice a week and I enjoy visitng here, knowing she is being cared for and she has everything she needs.
Facilities: Satisfactory
Care / Support: Satisfactory
Cleanliness: Satisfactory
Food & Drink: Satisfactory
Staff: Good
Activities: Satisfactory
Management: Good
Safety / Security: Good
Rooms: Satisfactory
Value for Money: Satisfactory
Submitted by Jean R (Wife of Resident/Service User) on Friday 7 June 2013.
This home has only 24 beds. It is very well run. The nursing staff are excellent and patients are very well cared for. The team of carers are just that - very caring. When I visit I feel I am with a happy family. Laundry is somewhat disorganised; this is so with many homes, I feel it is important for residents to have their own clothes which is why I mention this.
Overall Standard: Good
Facilities: Good
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Good
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Good
Management: Good
Safety / Security: Good
Rooms: Satisfactory
Value for Money: Good
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Thieves broke into a jewellery shop at Kabettu in Karkala town and made away with gold and silver ornaments, estimated at Rs. 17.75 lakh Wednesday night.
According to the police, thieves broke into Santosh Jewellers by making a hole in its wall. After getting into the shop, they used gas cutters to open the safe. They decamped with 600 grams of gold ornaments and 1.5 kg of silver ornaments kept in the safe.
The thieves also damaged the closed circuit television camera (CCTV) and the DVR recording box was missing. "We are trying to trace the DVR recording box," said Karkala Circle Police Inspector Valentine D'Souza. But the thieves had left behind a gas cutter. A team of fingerprint experts and a dog squad was pressed into service. The police had foiled a robbery bid at a jewellery shop (Sri Lakshmi Gold Works) in Karkala town on Tuesday night and arrested three persons involved in it, while three more are absconding.
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• Spring 2016: Finalize all sections of QEP draft
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