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1. Help Me Make It Through The Night - John Holt ~ Various Artists
2. Cupid - Johnny Nash ~ Various Artists
3. You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) - Dawn Penn (Trojan mix) ~ Various Artists
4. Night Nurse - Gregory Isaacs ~ Various Artists
5. Midnight Train To Georgia - Teddy Brown ~ Various Artists
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7. First Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Marcia Griffiths ~ Various Artists
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9. I Wanna Wake Up With You - Boris Gardiner ~ Various Artists
10. O-O-H Child - Bruce Ruffin ~ Various Artists
11. Someone Loves You Honey - June Lodge ~ Various Artists
12. Have You Seen Her? - Derrick Harriott/The Chosen Few ~ Various Artists
13. Take A Letter Maria - Dandy Livingstone ~ Various Artists
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15. Feel Like Makin' Love - Elizabeth Archer/The Equators ~ Various Artists
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|This is part of Trojan Records "Reggae Pulse" series.
|This is a delightful sequence of love songs (many of them Jamaican remakes of American material) done in unadorned rocksteady or roots reggae style. Highlights include one of Gregory Isaacs' best songs, "Night Nurse," the elegant and romantic "Sweet Sensation" by the Melodians, and B.B. Seaton's comforting take on Bill Withers' "Lean on Me." Nothing here gets too heavy or preachy, and songs like June Lodge's version of "Someone Loves You Honey" have a bright, refreshing tone that gives the feel of being in love on a beautiful summer day. Just to balance things out, Keith & Tex's rendition of "Stop That Train" (which has been recorded countless times by Jamaican performers, including the Wailers) is extremely ominous sounding, giving the song the exact amount of desperation it needs. ~ Steve Leggett
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|Release Date : 02/10/2004
|Original Release Date : 2004
|Catalog ID : 80446
|Label : Trojan
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
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Gov. Mike Pence spoke to a meeting of the Rotary Club of Greenfield Thursday about the importance of phasing out the state's tax on business equipment. (Maribeth Vaughn/Daily Reporter)
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GREENFIELD — Indiana's tax on business equipment should be phased out to make the state more competitive with its neighbors, Gov. Mike Pence told a large crowd of local residents Thursday in Greenfield.
But with two proposals being debated in the state Legislature and local government officials worried about how the cut would impact their budgets, just how the tax reduction or elimination would occur is still up in the air.
Pence spoke at the Rotary Club of Greenfield's weekly luncheon Thursday, addressing education and business proposals before the Indiana General Assembly this session.
The state's property tax on business equipment should be phased out somehow, Pence said, to make Indiana more competitive for local investment.
Personal property taxes are levied against equipment used "in the production of income or held as investment," according to the state's website. Taxes are paid in the spring.
"In a state where you make things, that's just a dumb tax," Pence said. "Manufacturing is on the move in Indiana. It just doesn't make sense … I want to find a way to phase out business personal property tax."
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Descartes believed in a mechanistic view of the material world — that matter goes about its business and follows its own laws, except when it is interfered with by the mind. Man's mind, then, simply "pulls the levers" of the body to do its bidding. Exactly how the nonphysical mind interacts with the physical body is a point of contention. Descartes believed that the pineal gland in the brain was the locus of interaction between the mind and body because he believed that this gland was the only part of the brain that wasn't a duplicate.
It's important to remember that, for Descartes, the brain and the mind are not the same thing. The brain serves, in part, as a connection between the mind and the body, but because it is a physical, changeable thing, it is not the actual mind. Man's mind is whole and indivisible, whereas his body can be changed. You can cut your hair, remove your appendix, or even lose a limb, but that loss in no way reduces your mind.
Descartes also believed that man was the only dualistic creature. He placed animals in the realm of the purely physical, mechanistic world, acting purely on instinct and on the laws of nature.
Descartes was led to his dualistic theories in part from his most famous philosophical endeavor — to place into doubt all that could be doubted in the hope of arriving at a basic, undeniable truth. That resulted in his famous Cogito ergo sum — I think, therefore I am. Descartes could doubt the existence of the physical world and that even his own body actually existed, but he could not doubt the idea that his mind existed because doubting is a thought process. The very act of doubting one's existence proves that one actually exists; otherwise, who is doing the doubting?
Through his process of doubting, he recognized that, regardless of what the changeable physical world was really like, his mind was still whole and unchanged, and therefore somehow separate from that physical world.
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HK athletes win record 154 medals at 2007 Special Olympics
The Hong Kong, China, Delegation to the 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Shanghai returned home this afternoon (October 12) with a record 154 medals in 10 sports.
Deeply impressed by the excellent performance of the Hong Kong delegation in the Special Olympics, the Secretary for Home Affairs, Mr Tsang Tak-sing, said, "I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the athletes. This is the best recognition of their unfailing efforts."
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The Bighorn Basin is a large northwest-trending, Laramide-age and -style sedimentary basin in northwestern Wyoming. It is bounded by mountain ranges on all but the northern end, which extends some distance into Montana. The Bighorn Mountains lie to the east, the Owl Creek Mountains lie to the south, the Absaroka Range lies to the west, and the Beartooth Mountains lie to the northwest. The southern end of Montana's Pryor Mountains bounds the northeast edge of the basin. The Bighorn Basin is drained by the Bighorn River, named by Lewis and Clark in 1804 when they passed the mouth of the river at its confluence with the Yellowstone (in Montana) on their way back from the Pacific coast. The river leaves the basin through a spectacular canyon it has cut across and into the north end of the Bighorn Mountains; Bighorn Canyon is now partially filled by Bighorn Lake, impounded for 90 miles behind Yellowtail Dam in Montana.
Structurally, the basin is an asymmetric syncline with the deepest part on the west side; the synclinal axis extends southeastward from the Beartooth mountain front to several miles east of Cody, to a few miles east of Meeteetse, to north of Thermopolis. The basin is very deep in a few places, with structural relief in the 30,000-foot range. Structural relief is defined by the difference between the elevation of the Precambrian-Cambrian contact in the deepest part of the basin and the elevation of the contact in the highest part of the adjacent mountains. Like the Powder River Basin, the interior of the Bighorn Basin consists of a thick sequence of relatively flat-lying Eocene and Paleocene rocks surrounded by bands of Mesozoic rocks dipping more steeply into the basin. These Mesozoic rocks, along with the underlying Paleozoic rocks, are folded into anticlines and synclines in a zone between the basin interior and the surrounding mountains. Many of the large anticlines contain important oil and gas resources that are developed in well-known fields such as Elk Basin, Oregon Basin, Grass Creek, Byron/Garland, Buffalo Basin, and Badger Basin.
The western edge of the Bighorn Basin is defined primarily by the eastern extent of the Absaroka Range volcanics, but many of the rocks and structures in the basin actually extend westward under the great volcanic pile. Some geologists refer to that part of the Bighorn Basin hidden beneath the volcanics as the Absaroka Basin. This area is poorly known, as the terrain is very rugged, much of it is in roadless wilderness areas, and the western part has been affected by the Yellowstone hot spot. Hints of the complex geology in this area can be seen where rivers have eroded westward into the volcanic rocks, especially in the valleys of the Greybull and Wood rivers and North and South forks of the Shoshone River.
Many geologic structures between the surrounding mountains and the interior of the Bighorn Basin are very well exposed and have been cut through by rivers that once flowed across them. Places like Rattlesnake Mountain and Shoshone River Canyon, Clarks Fork Canyon, Dead Indian Hill and Sunlight Basin, the Red Lodge area near the Beartooth uplift in Montana, Shell and Tensleep canyons, Five Springs area on the western flank of the Bighorn Mountains, and others are ideal settings in which to study structural geology and observe Laramide-style tectonics. Heart Mountain, a lone mountain north of Cody, has been a unique and perplexing puzzle to geologists for more than a century. This feature is intimately associated with, and has implications to help unravel much of, the geologic history of the nearby Absaroka Range.
The Bighorn River is the principal drainage for the basin, flowing north out of Wind River Canyon along the east side of the basin, and exiting the north end of the basin through Bighorn Canyon. All the streams and rivers draining the western two-thirds of the Bighorn Basin have their headwaters in the Absaroka Range; they flow eastward across the basin's interior and into the Bighorn River. These major drainages include, from south to north, Owl Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Gooseberry Creek, the Wood and Greybull rivers, the North and South Forks of the Shoshone River, the Shoshone River, and Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone.
The geomorphic history and evolution of the Bighorn Basin has been studied in detail, primarily because much of the evidence is still preserved in an extensive sequence of terraces, benches, and other alluvial features throughout the basin. For example, north of Powell is a 700-foot-high, gravel-capped surface called Polecat Bench. This bench was once the valley floor of the ancestral Shoshone River, which exited from the basin to the Yellowstone River by way of the deep (now dry) canyon called Pryor Gap (in Montana). Headward erosion by a tributary of the Bighorn River captured the ancestral river and diverted the flow into the channel now occupied by the Shoshone River between Cody and Lovell.
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How to Configure Runbook Servers to Optimize Performance of .NET Activities
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Applies To: System Center 2012 - Orchestrator, System Center 2012 R2 Orchestrator, System Center 2012 SP1 - Orchestrator
If a runbook contains an activity that references the .NET libraries, the first reference to the .NET libraries takes additional time to initialize. This delay can be as much as 30 seconds. All remaining activities that reference the .NET libraries run immediately. This delay can also occur when a runbook is started on a computer without Internet access, because then Windows cannot verify the Microsoft Authenticode signature for the .NET libraries, and this causes a delay during the initialization of the activity.
The solution to removing the delay is to deactivate generatePublisherEvidence in PolicyModule.exe or to create a profile for the service account.
To deactivate generatePublisherEvidence in policymodule.exe.config
On the runbook server where runbooks that contain an activity referencing the .NET libraries run, locate the file C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft System Center 2012\Orchestrator\Runbook Server\policymodule.exe.config.
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Donations distributed to Sandy's victims
From Dec. 13-15, WELS volunteers distributed thousands of donations to those affected by Superstorm Sandy. The donations were sent by WELS members from across the United States and Canada and primarily consisted of blankets, quilts, and winter outerwear. The effort, led by WELS Christian Aid and Relief, was centered at Sure Foundation, Queens, N.Y.
"Every day was like Christmas at Sure Foundation," says Ms. Pat Schlosser, a volunteer who helped coordinate the donations as they arrived. "We opened box after box of wonderful things. I was amazed at all the things we received."
Mr. Mark Vance, director of operations for Christian Aid and Relief, coordinated delivery of the donations to multiple distribution points. On Thursday, Vance and two other volunteers took items to the Rockaways and to Red Hook, communities around New York City that are continuing to struggle with hardships following Superstorm Sandy. Some residents of these areas are still without power or heat.
In Red Hook, the volunteers from Christian Aid and Relief were able to distribute items personally to those in need, sometimes having the opportunity to share their faith along with the donations. One volunteer shares how a little girl that she talked with described how her family is sleeping together on the living room floor for warmth, wearing hats and mittens, huddled together.
Vance also delivered donations to Immanuel, Long Valley, and Our Savior's, East Brunswick, both in New Jersey, for non-member families who are friends of the congregations. In addition, items were shared with Sure Foundation's neighbors along with invitations to the congregation's Christmas program. When possible, all donated items included information on the area churches for recipients who are seeking spiritual help.
To date Christian Aid and Relief has distributed more than $33,000 for Superstorm Sandy relief. Vance projects that there will be ongoing expenditures through spring 2013.
Winter wear and blanket donations to Sure Foundation have been so generous the church is filled to capacity. Sure Foundation asks that any further donations be redirected to your local communities.
Christian Aid and Relief also recently approved a $10,000 grant to Nigeria for flood relief. The grant is being distributed through one of WELS' sister church bodies in Nigeria, All Saints Lutheran Church.
Torrential rains from July through October flooded homes, ruined food stores, and washed away newly planted crops in the region of northern Cross River State and much of Benue State, Nigeria. Hunger has set in, and those in rural areas do not have easy access to government and humanitarian aid. Therefore, All Saints will use this grant from Christian Aid and Relief to provide aid to 135 families in 6 villages who are in dire need of food and other necessities.
Rev. Douglas Weiser, WELS World Missions' liaison to Nigeria, reports that the people and leaders of All Saints Lutheran Church are grateful for this gift since it enables them to provide a measure of relief to both members and non-members who are suffering as a result of the rains and floods.
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From the museums, to the Mill Hill Historic Park, to the Lockwood Matthews Mansion, to the Maritime Aquarium, its easy to please everyone at Norwalk Harbor.
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This is one of those places that is simultaneously making up for what it's lacking. The food is certainly nothing to write home about, but how can you complain when $7.95 gets you a breakfast special that includes juice, coffee, two eggs, choice of meat (great kielbasa) and two hearty pancakes? Secondly, the service is completely sub-par and slow, but the waitresses are some of the friendliest I've ever met and the atmosphere on their dining patio out back is bliss: quite, serene, lined with trees. Especially considering the neighborhood, I'd say this place ranks pretty high despite some typical shortfalls.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/27/2009
It seems that good Polish food is vanishing from the East Village. I grew up in this area and was lucky to have lived two blocks from the great Polish place, Christine's. When Christine's closed, I needed my fix of Polish food and looked a little further down the block at Neptune. Neptune used to be adequate. Just adequate. Now the food is downright bad. The pierogies are terrible, and the onions they have the nerve to serve with it are swimming in red oil. The sour cream doesn't even taste like sour cream (watered down?). It's liquid. The service is incredibly rude. One waitress couldn't hide the contempt because she had to serve our table with my toddler son (who had done nothing). This place will no longer get my money.
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I've grown up in NYC my whole life and I have been going to this place basically since I was born. It's really nice to eat in the outdoor garden- my favorites are the White Borcht, which is a special on the weekend, the blinzes, perogi and any of their dishes with Kielbasa (Polish sausage). It's not expensive at all and everything is good!
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The co-ordinating committee for My Vote Counts consists of Axolile Notywala of the Social Justice Coalition and Gregory Solik of Ndifuna Ukwazi.
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Sharing the rolling hillsides of Los Alamos Valley are cattle ranches, farming operations and premium wine grape vineyards. The area is situated close enough to the coast to create the long cool growing season so perfect for Rhone varietals.
Coming in to the small settlement of Los Alamos, you have no choice but to slow down and take up the gentle pace of this one-street town. There are currently three storefront wine-tasting facilities in town, with Bedford Thompson's
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I came across an interesting story in the Christian Science Monitor about the growing demand for superintendents, especially in struggling urban districts.
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RALEIGH – Twenty-one North Carolina community rehabilitation programs have been awarded federal recovery funds totaling $2,995,996 to increase the services they offer people with disabilities. All assist their clients with job training and placement.
The federal Rehabilitation Services Administration allocated the funds to the N.C Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (NCDVRS) which then solicited proposals from programs across the state outlining ways they could enhance their service offerings.
One of the programs was awarded $200,000 in contracts and will use the funds to train people with disabilities to be nursing assistants and office clerks and others to work in areas like retail sales and customer service. The funds will also help them finance development of products designed to enhance the independence of people with disabilities.
"These funds will help provide for some very creative and productive uses," said NCDVRS Director Linda Harrington. "We congratulate the local programs for their initiative and commitment to increasing the employment prospects of our citizens with disabilities."
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1) My daughter was immediately assessed and placed in a group appropriate to her level. There is no waiting for the term end - the children are constantly reassessed and if they improve, are moved (subject to availability of places) to a more advanced group straight away. So they don't spend much time doing stuff they can already do easily.
2) There are a LOT of staff - out of the water and in - so problems with technique etc are ironed out very quickly
3) Two previous schools we tried had a "play session" at the end of term, ie every 6th lesson or so - not very motivating for the children who come to lessons to progress. They can always play swim (more cheaply!) when you take them yourself. Anyway, none of that at Silverdale - so the value for money is actually a lot better.
4) The administration of billing etc is clear and well organised and you get the impression that their systems are tried and tested. Again, no faffing about.
5) Sue and Trevor make every effort to accommodate particular requests, like timings of lessons, to get the best possible fit with the needs and wants of demanding parents!
I am very pleased with the quality of training that SSS provides to the children. My daughter used to go to a different swim school but I could not see any significant progresss she was making. With SSS, the swimmers are assessed regularly to determine if the child is ready to go to the next level. The staff are efficient and professional. Furthermore, their ratio to the number of swimmers is very sufficient. Sue and Trevor were also very accommodating in providing alternative schedule for my daughter during those times when I could not bring her to her lessons due to work commitments. Overall, I am very happy that our daughter is with Silverdale Swim Schools. Thank you to the owners and the staff of SSS.
Both my children attend Silverdale Swim School and I am incredibly impressed by the level of instruction, care and responsibility shown by Trevor and Sue and by their well trained and competent instructors and student teachers, that has seen my children become excellent swimmers. I am employed as a Company safety officer and am impressed by the professional approach to the well-being and safety of students whilst under their care. The level is above and beyond their duties imposed upon them as organisers, and has been reflected by the introduction of an extra level of accountability for swimmers should an emergency situation occur. The coverage of instructors (and lifeguards) to swimmers, protocols and enforcement has provided an excellent, safe and fun environment for my children to learn how to swim. I have passed on the club's details with no hesitation to several of my friends who have children. Well done and keep up the good work.
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My children have been using SSS since 2009-ish. We did change to an alternative swim school at one point, as the journey felt a little too far at the time. However we switched back as I quickly realised that they were not making the same kind of progress or having the same kind of individual attention.
Aside from the absolute efficiency of the service they provide, Silverdale is unique in the child/adult ratio, there are very often 3 or more instructors, 2 or more in the water, one directing the session - certainly at the lower levels, less crucial at the higher proficiency. They are polite, friendly, always on time, very well organised and constantly monitoring each child's progress. I feel both my children are progressing well into confident swimmers. What more could you ask for?
My Daughter cant wait for her swim lesson each week. Siverdale Swim School combines excellent teaching, in a fun group environment through a variety of games and activities aimed at increasing my daughters confidence, whilst also teaching her the correct techniques. With a number of highly trained instructors in the pool with her, I felt that this School combines fun group lessons, with almost one on one instructing and support when in the pool. The instructors are friendly and patient and most importantly of all, my daughter is safe at all times! I am extremely impressed with the skill, professionalism and service the school provide and would recommend Silverdale Swim School to parents with children of any swim ability, as their lessons cater for all skill sets.
I cannot recommend this swimming school highly enough. All of the teachers and assistants are utterly professional, extremely helpful, calm, encouraging and very friendly.
We are fortunate enough to have found Silverdale swim school before trying any of the others that run in this area. We have been with SSS for just over a year now and will be sticking with them for as long as our daughter wants to swim (and as she is obviously half mermaid, it looks like we'll be with them for a while !!)
Thank you Silverdale Swim School.
PS. I am always recommending you so you may have to put on extra classes to accommodate all of the new members I am sending along !!! X.
My 4 year old daughter has just graduated from Ducklings to Goslings thanks to the dedicated efforts of the SSS team! Her confidence and ability in the water is amazing. Somehow, the instructors manage to teach every child in the class individually to their own level of confidence and ability, so no child is ever forced to do something they're scared of and no child is ever bored or not making progress. All the teachers are brilliant at making lessons fun while making sure the kids are learning and progressing. The fantastic ratio of staff to pupils also means the kids are never standing around, shivering, waiting for their turn like at so many other swim schools. I've recommended SSS to all my friends and can't rate them highly enough.
Silverdale Swim School provide an outstanding swimming lesson experience, which is well structured, safe and enjoyable for my two sons. The lessons are structured to make it fun but at the same time getting the correct technique for all swimming strokes, and giving the children confidence in the water.
Both of my boys have gained confidence swimming and look forward to attending lessons each week.
I cannot praise the school enough as they are by far the best swim school in the area (Note - we transferred from two other schools which were not as good).
My son tried another swim school and the overall training and monitoring was not satisfactory. We were recommended to Silverdale Swim Schools and to be truthful we have never looked back. I was so impressed with the service, feedback and overall attention to detail that you receive as a parent but also that my son has received. I would like to personally recommend my son's instructor called Tess who is a very understanding, patient and talented young lady. There are many instructors to the number of students and this is a magnificent school to attend. Highly recommended if you are needing your child to be taught swimming. Fantastic.
I've been so impressed with Silverdale Swim school so far. My daughter was very nervous about putting her face in the water and had been with another swim school for over a year with no progress but after just 2 lessons (!!) with Silverdale she was like a completely different pupil. On her 3rd lesson she spent 50% of the time under water and was so keen and eager to please the teachers/helpers. Now she looks forward to her lesson every week and it's a pleasure to take her and see her enjoy herself so much! My son is starting next week and we can't wait to watch him thrive in the same way! Thank you Silverdale.
Silverdale is a friendly, inclusive swim school. It is exceptionally well-organised and well-priced, without hidden fees, and the lesson times on offer make it easy for families to find a slot that fits with a busy schedule. Most importantly, the swimmers are safe - with plenty of hands on deck -, they are encouraged, praised and clearly learn to love the water. Whilst the school is busy, they notice the efforts of each swimmer. Where a child needs a little extra help, they get it and when ready they move - no pressure. All in all, this makes for happy, confident swimmers.
Silverdale Swim School is an exceptional swimming school. My son has been having lessons there since he was 4 and has slowly been progressing through the levels at his own pace. Children are continuously assessed and are taught to a very high standard and their individual needs are well met. There is a very high ratio of staff in the pool which is especially reassuring when children are starting out in the Ducklings beginner group. I have nothing but confidence in Silverdale Swim School and will be enrolling my other son when he is old enough
My Daughter has improved so quickly since starting at SSS. I am so impressed with the number of staff that are involved both in and out of the water. This high ratio has meant her technique is being corrected at every stage. We spent over a year at other lessons but with one instructor on the poolside to 10 children we saw very little improvement. I cannot recommend it enough, We have already got my 3 year old down on the waiting list and can't wait for her to start when she turns 4. Keep up the great work !!
I cannot put in words how grateful we are to Silverdale Swim School for giving our 9 year old son the confidence and ability in the water that he has gained in the last 3 and a half months. My husband and I decided to improve our son's swimming after we realised that his school would not be giving him any more than 6 swimming lessons in the curriculum and we have not looked back since. Many thanks to all at Silverdale.
My son has made significant progress at SSS. He has been at Silverdale for 3years and the reason we have stayed with SSS is the flexibility and willingness to support my son through his swimming - he is now a strong and confident swimmer. The grading and assessment helps my son stay motivated.
Also as working parents the flexibility of working around days and time has been brilliant!
5 stars all the way for Trevor and Sue.
Since moving my son to Silverdale he has come on leaps and bounds. The teachers and assistants provide excellent support to all the children, they adapt their teaching style to the individual child's needs and will also give 1to1 attention when required. My son now wants to go swimming, enjoys learning, smiles and looks forward to the next lesson, what more could you ask for! I couldn't recommended this school enough!
My daughter has been swimming with Silverdale Swim School for around a year now. I have been so impressed with this swim school. I removed her from her previous swimming lessons to join here as I was not happy with the improvement that she was making.
Silverdale Swim are completely different. She has improved leaps and bounds and my daughter loves coming here. I recommend Silverdale Swim to all my friends.
My son has been swimming with Silverdale for the last 7 years. They have not only taught him to be a great swimmer but he has also learnt self-discipline and life skills which he would otherwise not have developed so easily. Above all though, he has enjoyed himself immensely and been guided into a love of swimming which we are hopeful he will keep for the rest of his life.
My daughter (8) and son (5) both attend lessons which they love. They have both made fantastic progress in such a short space of time. Lessons are well planned and managed by professionals. Communication has been first rate. Both my wife and I would highly recommend the school to others. Thank you.
A truly exceptional school, the teachers have the skills and ability to make the children learn and also make it fun to learn. My son started as a non swimmer and has now graduated to a higher level within just a small period of time. I am very proud of him and the school.
Excellent attention to details and communication. Very well organised and versatile with methods and games! My children are happy to go swimming now and enjoy their classes very much! Thanks Sue and Trevor!
I have been so impressed with Silverdale. The progress our foster child has made since he joined in February has been phenomenal! He has gone from being a complete non-swimmer to swimming strongly and with great style. It has really helped to boost his self esteem and this has spilled into other areas of his life. When his school started swimming lessons in May he was put into the top group - the first time he has ever been in top group at school for anything! He was so proud. Pauline is fantastic - patient but firm - and the youngsters who help out in the pool are lovely. Finally, everyone at Silverdale has been very understanding of the practical issues involved with children in care - unlike some other after school groups I have encountered. I have already recommended Silverdale to a number of people and will continue to do so.
Learning to swim was a turning point for him. His confidence has grown in all areas of his life as a result of his new skill and it is an absolute credit to your team that they have been able to engage and motivate him in such a way. A lot of people view 'looked-after children' as a 'problem' and then the children live up to their expected reputation and become disruptive. This couldn't be further from the truth with Silverdale - he is treated firmly but fairly and it is wonderful, from my point of view, to be able to watch him really listen and put into practice the techniques he is being patiently shown.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
I feel I must share my experience of Silverdale Swim School with everybody! I am a very anxious Mum who has never taken my 4yr old Swimming before. To begin with I found my initial telephone inquiries were dealt with efficiently and I was put at ease straight away that Trevor, Sue and the team would provide a great service, they were very accommodating with sessions to suit my family and completely understood my anxiety and assured me that my son would be able to progress at his own pace. We arrived to the first lesson and my son received a warm and friendly welcome from the staff, who quickly provided the enthusiasm and encouragement he needed to join in. Within minutes he had entered the water and with the support of the staff he was off! Watching from the sidelines I could see the encouragement being given, the session was fun and made age appropriate to keep the children motivated and Safe. It was wonderful to see such a high staff /child ratio. Fully qualified staff in the water at all times with the children, so much so that in my son's group they were working on a 1-1 basis, I believe this makes a huge difference to the children. There is also additional staff and lifeguards on duty throughout the sessions, which is very reassuring. My son had such a positive experience and can't wait to continue with his lessons at Silverdale ! In his words….. I like the teachers and it was super cool ! High Praise indeed !
My daughter started swimming lessons by coincidence/accident, or a stroke of luck (depending on which way you look at it!) We had decided to go swimming one day and were dismayed to find the pool closed for swimming lessons so, trying my luck, and bumping into Trevor outside the pool I asked if my daughter could join - he was welcoming, helpful and very accommodating - finding a slot for my daughter on the spot and even lending us a swimming cap! She absolutely loved her first lesson and has continued to remain enthused! I'm very impressed by the quality of the tuition - both from the teachers on the side of the pool and the professional, supportive staff in the water. Savannah, my daughters first tutor, was very positive about my daughters progress, engaging her in the lesson and updating me as my daughter progressed. I am also very impressed with the way the children are encouraged to progress - this week my daughter was asked to stay behind to try the next group up as she was ready to move up a group - I think the efficiency with which this was noticed and implemented is commendable. The atmosphere is not pushy, it's fun but also the kids are genuinely learning and progressing. I'm very happy we tried out swimming lessons that day and would recommend this school highly.
When I contacted Silverdale Swim School I received a friendly and helpful response from Trevor and Sue. My two sons were very quickly given an initial swim assessment to place them in the correct group. From there they have progressed well with swim coach Pauline. I have seen both of my boys aged 7 and 8 improve their swimming week on week with both moving up to the next level very quickly. Both my boys look forward to every lesson, they can't get enough of it! Mark Ling - Chief Inspector - Hastings District Commander, Sussex Police
THE VERY BEST SWIM SCHOOL IN ROTHER - In my view Silverdale is by far the very best swim school in Rother. Having regrettably wasted time, money and patience at other local swimming schools/clubs, my children and I were recommended to contact Silverdale. What a difference! This fantastic swim school provides the very best swimming teaching and coaching for all ages and abilities. Their amazingly high ratio of teachers and support staff to pupils is in a different league to anything else we have experienced or could wish for. My children just love it. They are going from strength to strength, earning certificates & badges. But most of all they are having fun and being treated fairly and with respect; as are all the other children. They are part of a great club with a wonderful atmosphere. Other parents that I talk to come to SSS from miles away. I'm not in the least surprised Silverdale is as big and popular as it is. Well done Sue, Trevor and all the teaching staff.
I had my eldest son enroled in another Bexhill swim school and after nearly a year of sessions he was still wary of water and therefore could still not swim unaided. I was beginning to think that I should give up when someone suggested Silverdale Swim Schools. I contacted Trevor and Sue and immediately they had found a time and class suitable for him. Within a few short months and several swimming awards later he can now swim unaided; and better than that, he loves going swimming. Joe says that swimming is fun and friendly and having instructors in the pool has helped with his confidence. I am so grateful to SSS for taking the weekly worry for both my son and myself out of the swim sessions and look forward to my daughter starting her lesson under their structured and professional guidance.
My two sons and daughter moved to Silverdale after 2 years at another swim school. They were immediately assessed, and put into groups that reflected their ability. So I have experience of the beginner groups and intermediate. I am very impressed by the instruction that is given at Silverdale - 1. Tailored to ability. 2. interesting and imaginative methods and utensils used within the lesson. 3. The 2:1 ratio of student to teacher. 4. Constant monitoring of achievement. I am extremely pleased I made the move to Silverdale. My daughter (intially a real water baby) seemed to be losing confidence in her previous lessons, and now after 3 weeks at Silverdale is putting her head completely underneath the water, brimming with confidence and enjoying her lessons.
Aside from the fact that my daughter is finally learning to swim now we are with Silverdale Swim School - which was the objective when signing up obviously! - I've been impressed by how helpful they've been, and how accommodating. They went out of their way to fit my son into a younger children's class so that he could swim at the same time as his sister. With so many children coming and going, they still take the time to call the children by their name and chat to them. The instruction is terrific and my daughter is responding very well to it - we'll see how my son does next week. He can't wait to get in there! I highly recommend this swim school to anyone looking for something that feels less like a "swim factory" and more personalized and fun!
My daughter has been swimming with your school since July and I want to take this opportunity to say how pleased I am with her progress. Your teachers are so kind and knowlegable. They are not only experts in teaching swimming but also in relating to children. Rosie has gained in confidence and ability so quickly, and enjoys every minute she is in the pool. Your young teachers in the water with the children are probably the ones who impress me the most. Patient, friendly and dedicated. It is obvious that they really know what they are doing and how to remain positive to help the children gain confidence in the water. I will definitely be enrolling my younger daughter when she turns 4 and recommending you to friends.
My girls aged 7 and 11 have been with Silverdale for 3 terms now. My 11 year old has never liked water and I've never been able to get her in the water. Sue and Trevor knew this and working with the instructor Savannah have boosted her confidence and she is coming on leaps and bounds and always looks forward to her lessons. My 7 year old seems to have turned into a little 'mermaid' ! She has progressed so fast and was more delighted when Trevor himself made a point of telling her how well she had done and that she would be going up a group, this seemed a really big deal for her hearing it from him.
My daughter attended other swimming classes but Silverdale is in a class of its own. From being tested initially by Trevor and Sue she was placed in a class that is constantly challenging, pushing her to learn and achieve. My daughter has come on so quickly and the class is a pleasure to watch. Trevor and Sue are working the whole time, watching and making notes. When they spot a child needs a little help they are given one to one training to really get their technique and confidence flowing. My daughter really has aspirations to become a swimmer in the space of the few weeks she has attended and we are both delighted.
I am very impressed with SSS! My daughter has gained great confidence in the water and has progressed very quickly with such excellent teaching. The staff to student ratio is fantastic so that although she is in a group teaching situation she actually gets individual tuition. Trevor and Sue are also closely watching what is going on all the time and monitoring everyones' progress -students and teachers! The teachers are professional and friendly and fun. My daughter looks forward to her lesson each week which speaks for itself. Thank you to SSS for teaching her such an important life skill.
We were very impressed at this well run school with exceptional professionalism. The ratio of helpers in the swimming pool to swimmers gave us confidence that our child was well cared for. The teachers are vigilant to spot individual weaknesses and helped to rectify them. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Such a shame that we didn't know about Silverdale Swim School 10 years ago for our eldest child to learn to swim but at least our younger children can have the benefits now. We highly recommend Silverdale Swim School to teach your child /children to swim.
This is a fantastic swimming school. My daughter joined at 4 years old. She never liked going into the water but since attending her lessons with Silverdale she has gained so much confidence she is now no longer frightened of water. She has been attending for a year and has now moved up into the next class. The school is very structured on how to teach the students and ensure they are ready to move into the next group. My daughter and I are extremely happy with the school and would recommend to anyone looking for lessons for their children.
I transferred my 2 children to SILVERDALE from another swimming lesson company and I've never looked back. They are outstanding in every aspect, from the excellent pupil/staff ratio to the skill and expertise of the instructors. My children love it here and have been going from strength to strength since they started. I would highly recommend SILVERDALE to anyone wanting a fantastic swimming school.
My daughter loves swimming and we looked for ages trying to find a local swimming school that she enjoyed. At Silverdale the coaches are very friendly and make the kids feel very relaxed. My daughter enjoys every lesson and is always pleased with the progress she's made, especially now shes just graduated onto the next level. The value for money is so good compared to other out of school clubs. I would definately recommend Silverdale to everyone!
Reece has made such good progress and loves to go each week to his lesson. Considering he used to be nervous in the water the difference in him now is unreal, he has made such good progress and his confidence in the water has just got better and better. The staff are very friendly, organised, professional, good individual attention, and just provide a brilliant overall service. I am very happy and would definately recmommend to others :)
Silverdale is the best of the best! My 7 year old has been with them for a while now. Her confidence in the water has increased 200% and her swimming lesson has become something she so looks forward to every week. It is personalized, professional and their methods are proving very effective. I can't wait for my little one to start. Swimming is a very important skill and I feel Camilla is in the better hands right now.
I moved my daughter to Silverdale because I was not happy with her previous swim instruction. In four months she has made more progress than she did in the previous two years. There is a good ratio of staff to children, the lessons are fun as well as instructive, the environment is warm and welcoming. I would, without reservation, recommend Silverdale to anyone who asks.
The instructors at Silverdale are excellent. They provide personalised swimming lessons and are always assessing children for development and progression. They support children both in the pool and from the side - putting parents at ease because someone is always in the pool to help and encourage them. I would highly recommend this swimming school.
We were so surprised and pleased to find the 2.1 ratio for our grandchildren in this friendly, highly organised and safe environment, all three children are gaining in confidence and ability, after only four lessons the eldest has been moved up a class.


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It's Thursday morning, 9:15, and the immaculate bar at Pernod Ricard's new Midtown headquarters is empty. Company representatives half-jokingly offer Bloody Marys. But despite scores of bottles of Absolut, Jameson, Glenlivet, Beefeater and Malibu that tauntingly—and in some cases perilously—line the conference room tables and cubicle dividers of the three-floor space, the office is all business.
Pernod Ricard, the French beverage conglomerate with 36 wine and spirits brands under its umbrella, settled into its 82,000-square-foot office at 250 Park Avenue last October, leaving behind 40,000 square feet at 401 Park Avenue South, which it subleased. About 200 employees— including 80 who moved here from the Purchase, N.Y., office—occupy the full 16th, 17th and 18th floors (158 employees remain in Westchester). Read More


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EVANSTON, Ill. – Eight Northwestern wrestlers received pre-seeds for the 2013 Big Ten Championships as announced today by the conference. NU returning All-Americans Jason Welch (157) and Mike McMullan (285) each enter the tournament as the No. 2 seed in their respective weight classes.Other pre-seeded Wildcats include sophomore Pierce Harger (No. 6, 165), sophomore Lee Munster (No. 7, 174), sophomore Pat Greco (No. 7 141), true freshman Dominick Malone (No. 8, 125), sophomore Alex Polizzi (No. 9, 197) and sophomore Dylan Marriott (No. 10, 149).
Welch, McMullan, Harger and Munster are returning NCAA qualifiers while the six other NU wrestlers competing this weekend are first-time participants at Big Ten's.
The pre-seeds, as voted on by the conference's coaches, rank the top eight wrestlers in five weight classes, along with 11 or 12 schools' starters in five weight classes due to the Big Ten receiving eight or more NCAA Championships qualifier allocations in those classes. Each team enters the championships with a seeded wrestler in the 165-, 174- and 285-pound weight classes.
Final seeds will be announced following the coaches' seeding meeting on Friday.
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A few last-minute Christmas gift ideas related to beer, of course
By William Brand
Monday, December 17th, 2007 at 5:33 pm in Uncategorized.
Gift ideas? Here's what I found in a walk-through of a large Beverages and More store in Walnut Creek, CA.
Unibroue Gift Pack, $16.99: Two bottles each Maudite, a dark 8 percenter, La Fin Du Monde, 9 percent. Plus 1 bottle Ephemere, a 5.5 percent wheat ale; 1 bottle Trois Pistoles, 9 percent; 1 bottle Don De Dieu, 9 percent and 1 bottle Blanche De Chambly, 5 percent wit or white ale.
Don't want to give that much beer? My recommendation, one 750 ml bottle of Unibroue Terrible, 10.5 percent, $7.99 or Unibroue 16, 10 percent, $9. Both come in elegant silk-screened bottles.
Half Yard of Ale Glass, made by Libbey, $14.99, holds 23 oz., comes with a wooden holder. This is the little brother of the Yard Glass, which I haven't been able to find this year. Still an unusual present.
Christmas in Belgium Gift Pack, $19.99, includes 12 oz. or 11.2 oz. bottles of Pere Noel, Zinnebir X-mas, Serafijn Christmas Angel, Winterkininkske, and Kerstmutske. This most unusual gift pack comes from Shelton Brothers, Belchertown, MA. The only one I've tried is Pere Noel, which Tim Webb in his authoritative Good Beer Guide to Belgium describes as a "heavily sedimented, dark, bitter ale." He gives it ***1/2 and I agree. Basically, anything fromt the Shelton Brothers is sure to be unusual and very drinkable.
Duvel Gift Pack, $15.99. Comes with four 11.2 oz. bottles of Duvel and the specially designed tuilip shaped Duvel glass. Highly reocommended.
Anheuser-Busch Michbelob Celebrate Christmas Pack; two 24 oz. bottles of Celebrate Chocolate and Celebrate Cherry, plus a glass. $24.99. Yes, it's from A-B, but believe me these two are excellent. Both are 8.5 percent and all barley, no rice. There's also a Budweiser Brewmaster's Reserve, $21.99, big bottle and two glasses. For Bud lovers only.
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Locanda Sant'Anna Hotel
AddressCastello Corte Bianco 269 VeniceSee nearby area
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Escape the madding crowd on a quiet campiello (small square) on the sleepy side of Castello. Antique vanities, marquetry bedsteads and parquet floors add character to spacious rooms, some with views of Isola San Pietro. A little terrace is ideal for sunny days, and the reading room makes a welcome retreat when lagoon mists roll in. Prices drop by 50% in low season.
Our independent authors have visited Locanda Sant'Anna Hotel and selected this as one of our recommended hotels in Sestiere di Castello.
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Located in Venice, Locanda Sant'Anna Hotel offers a shared garden, a terrace and air conditioned rooms with free WiF. An Italian breakfast is served every morning.
Rooms at the Hotel Locanda Sant'Anna come with a classic décor and tiled floors. Some feature wrought-iron beds, while others have a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.
Parco delle Rimembranze Park is 100 metres from this hotel, while the Biennale Exhibition is a 5-minute walk away. Saint Mark's Square is 1.5 km from the property.
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If you expect to arrive after 20:00, please inform the property in advance.
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- Non-smoking throughout
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This stark white church was founded in the 16th century and remodelled in the 18th. It contains a painting of the namesake saint healing...
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From Atlanta, follow I-85 north to I-985 towards Gainesville. At Gainesville, road number will change to GA 365. Continue on GA 365 toward Toccoa. At roughly mile marker 56-57, turn right at stop light by mobile home lot. Turn left after 1/4 mile onto GA 184. Go 3.5 miles to Frady Branch parking area on right.