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Jack's Cottage, West WaterfordIreland, Co Waterford, Aglish, Cappoquin
About This Listing
Jack's Cottage is located in an enchanting garden on the beautiful Blackwater river Accessed by a very long, narrow lane, its old world charm is unspoilt, and every modern convenience has been added for the perfect get away from it all holiday.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
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In the building, free or for a fee
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Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
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The Space
Jack's Cottage is an 18th century thatched fisherman's cottage located in a secluded garden beside the river Blackwater in Co Waterford, Ireland.
Beautifully restored, it retains its original charm, with every modern convenience.
Assessed by a narrow farm lane, it is a world away from busy 21st century lifestyles, but only 20 minutes drive to the nearest towns with all the facilities you might need, such as top class restaurants, traditional music bars, banks, art galleries and lots of unique shopping opportunities.
Perfect for get away from it all holidays, it has 3 bedrooms with brass beds. Duvets, crisp cotton linen and towels are provided, it sleeps 5/6. There is a fully equipped kitchen and a wonderful bathroom with a roll top bath and wet room shower. There is electric heating throughout with a wood burning stove in the living room. You will also find a welcome pack of essential supplies and fuel for the fire when you arrive.
The spacious cottage allows one to rediscover life's simple pleasures; it is ideally suited to nature lovers, gardeners, bird watchers, artists, walkers, cyclists, fishermen.....
We recently built a hide by the river to help improve spotting the local otters.
Well-behaved pets are welcome.
Electricity, except for two storage radiators, is not included in the price.
Staying here is really a unique experience, it is off the beaten track and is so tranquil and peaceful most people leave with the feeling of floating on air. It really does have a magical quality.
Guest Access
The cottage has 2 main living rooms, the first is the original kitchen with the dining table and wood burning stove with fireside chairs. The second has the TV and DVD player. There are 3 bedrooms and a very comfortable modern bathroom. The kitchen has all mod cons and there is a utility room with dishwasher, washing machine and clothes dryer. The cottage is surrounded with a large garden with outdoor seating areas. Plus there is a path leading to the riverbank, with a dock and a hide for wildlife garden. There is ample car parking.
Interaction with Guests
We live next door to the cottage, so we are usually around to help guests get settled in or sort out any issues that might arise. We are available as little or as often as guests require.
The Neighborhood
The cottage is located on the bank of the peaceful and beautiful River Blackwater. Its a very quiet area, largely bypassed by modern tourism, therefore its very unspoilt and retains a charm which has been lost in some parts of rural Ireland.
Getting Around
There is very limited public transport available. a car is essential when booking the cottage.
Other Things to Note
The electricity costs are not covered by the booking fee, we read the meter at the beginning and end of a stay and that amount is due to be paid to the owner at the end of the stay.
Arrival times:
Preferred changeover day: Saturday
Arrival after 3pm
Departure at 10.00am
This can be changed only by arrangement with the property owner.
Travel Insurance:
We recommend travel insurance to cover any costs incurred if your booking has to be cancelled for any reason, we can not postpone bookings.
Extra guests and Events:
The cottage is not available to extra guests or their cars, not included in the guest list declared at the time of booking, without the owner's permission. Events such as parties or family reunions must be agreed with the owners at the time of booking.
We expect owners to be responsible for their pet's behavior and they should be under control at all times. Pets should not be left alone in the house or allowed into the bedrooms or on the furniture. Your dog must not be allowed to stray into the surrounding fields. Dog fouling must be cleared from the cottage garden and surrounding area, by use of biodegradable bags, to area provided.
Smoking is not permitted in the house; care of the thatched roof must be taken if smoking outside.
As the walls of the house are made of solid stone, ventilation is very important; we recommend that the windows are kept open as much as possible.
Electrical appliances:
Should not be left on when you are not in the house.
The cottage and in particular the kitchen must be left as you would like to find it.
All waste must be separated into the appropriate recycling bins provided, compost bin also provided.
Security and safety:
The cottage must be locked securely when you are not there.
All outbuildings, the hide, the dock and lane to the river. are not covered by insurance; therefore you use them at your own risk. Please consult the owners prior to use of BBQ's in the garden.
10 Reviews
Jacks Cottages is nicer than it looks in the pictures and the welcome package of Brown bread and Jam was jut what was needed after a days travel. It really does offer tranquillity and peace away from normal life surrounded by nature at its best. Waking to birdsong every morning was just what was needed. We'll definitely be back to enjoy this slice of heaven again
If you like Beattrix Potter's drawing you must go there. Like in a dream, Jack's cottage is in my "come back" list ! Everything was perfect. Bridie and her son were really nice to us ! thanks again we will come back for sure.
Bridie wasn't actually at the listing when we arrived but still managed to make us feel very welcome. When we arrived, Bridie had left us a welcome package of food and had set up the fire for us. We were also given a comprehensive guide to the house. I can't recommend staying in Jack's Cottage enough. The location is perfect for an opportunity to get away from everything in a beautiful and picturesque setting. The cottage is the perfect mix of old and modern with its thatch roof and every amenity you could want provided. The view and surrounding area around the cottage is breath taking. I look forward to staying here again in the future.
Jack's Cottage is the most lovely place we have been in Ireland. Both externally and internally everything is perfect. The atmosphere is very cosy. Rooms are nice and the living room is great. There is only one bathroom (big and renovated) for three double bedrooms.
Reaching the cottage is quite challenging but it is absolutely woth it!!
We spent Easter at Jack's Cottage, travelling with my parents and sister, my husband, and our 15 month old baby. The cottage is really something special - and if you are looking for a total retreat from a busy life - this is the spot for you. A great location to compose the next great novel, sketch/paint, walk, read, and generally unplug. If we are able to plan another trip, we will limit our city tourist plans to a minimum and plan to spend our days at the cottage (thus minimizing drives up and down the very very narrow lane that keeps Jack's Cottage so remote).
The cottage is clean and comfortable and Bridie and Ben are welcoming hosts who are within access during your stay if needed. We were impressed with Bridie's ability to accommodate the needs of our baby, and felt comfortable letting our little girl explore the area in and around the cottage - including the lovely garden.
While the cottage has internet access, it is limited due to the location, so do most of your research in advance or ask Bridie for some insider tips.
We arrived in glorious sunshine, slowly meandering down the lane, in awe of the picturesque landscape laid out before us. Bridie warmly welcomed us and happily shared her inside information on the treasures to be found nearby. The beautifully restored country cottage in Domore is a perfect spot for peace, beauty and history in an unspoilt part of Ireland... you won't want to leave.
What a wonderful weekend (email hidden)laxing by the fire, listening to the rain and gentle river sounds outside was an absolutely treat! (all while devouring Bridie's wonderful soda bread & jam - YUM) We will definitely be back to enjoy Jack's cottage again, hopefully next time for a longer length of time. For anyone looking to de-stress like us this is the perfect spot and our hosts were wonderful. Thank you for a fantastic experience!
About the Host, Bridie
Hi I'm Bridie,
My husband Ben and I developed and rent Jack's Cottage. We have traveled a lot, all over the world, staying in all sorts of places, so when we found Jack's Cottage we knew we could create a unique and special place for other travelers to enjoy. We have been hosting people here for 15 years and would love to share it with you. Staying here is a wonderful experience, it is really off the beaten track so it's very tranquil and peaceful. Most people are so relaxed when they leave, its almost as if they are floating on air. It really does have a magical quality.


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Though that's the reason we call them children - they are still learning, and often trying to please. It is the adults with their experience who must ultimately judge the situation and protect the children; and in this case, while the university president wrote a lovely letter accepting ultimate responsibility, it is head coach Chip Kelly, the leader at the scene, whose shoulders must bear the brunt of this tragedy.
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Robert Thorne of the University of Southampton and colleagues report on a study detailing the climatic conditions necessary to form nickel laterite deposits, which account for 40% of global nickel production. Combining these conditions with climatic records from Turkey and Albania has shown that the climate was most conducive to nickel laterite deposit formation in these countries between the Late Cretaceous and Middle Eocene (70 to 45 million years ago). Nickel laterites form in climates with relatively high temperatures and rainfall, which are necessary to facilitate the intense weathering of nickel-bearing ultramafic rocks exposed at the surface. The weathering of these rocks forms laterite deposits containing relatively high concentrations of nickel. The method detailed in this study could be applied to other locations worldwide to help identify new regions for mineral exploration.
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SAN BERNARDINO — A Superior Court judge on Monday declined to bar more than 2,000 pages of Grand Jury transcripts in a criminal corruption probe from being used in a civil case involving the county and three other public entities.
Attorneys representing the county filed a motion with the court in September attempting to block the defendants in an indemnity lawsuit from using the transcripts in its defense. The county sued San Bernardino Associated Governments (SanBag), Caltrans and the city of Upland in 2004, seeking to recover any damages that could arise from a separate land rights lawsuit it was engaged in with Rancho Cucamonga developer Colonies Partners LP.
The developer sued the county in 2002, arguing the county abandoned its flood control easements and refused to pay for flood control improvements on its 434-acre residential and commercial development in Upland. The county settled with the developer in November 2006 for $102 million, a settlement prosecutors now say was tainted by bribery and conflict of interest.
A protective order by Judge Michael A. Smith covering certain documents in the criminal case stemming from the county's $102 million legal settlement with Rancho Cucamonga developer Colonies Partners LLP. in 2006 does not apply to transcripts from Grand Jury proceedings in April, Presiding Judge Douglas Elwell said.
"(Smith's) order simply said nothing about Grand Jury materials," Elwell said.
Elwell's ruling makes the transcripts available for use in a separate indemnity lawsuit filed by the county against three public agencies – San Bernardino Associated Governments (SanBAG), the City of Upland and Caltrans – to pay damages associated with storm drain construction that dumped floodwater into the Colonies development in Upland.
But whether the transcripts become admissible at a trial in San Diego County, where the indemnity case is being heard, if there is such a trial, will be up to the Superior Court judge hearing the matter, Elwell said.


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Another Day, Another Leftist Fraud
In what could be practically a daily feature, another case of Liberal Ethnic Identity Theft (LEIT-skinned??) has been uncovered. The Daily Caller has the story: Andrea Smith, a professor of media and cultural studies at the University of California at Riverside, has started to draw attention in the wake of the Dolezal incident from those who say she has for years falsely claimed to have Cherokee blood. The case is arguably »
Peter the Great for Our Time
Last night over 700 people gathered in Ashland, Ohio, to honor Peter Schramm, the long-time director of the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, and one of the great classroom teachers of our time. Peter has fought off cancer for the last several years, but a few weeks ago his doctor delivered a very grim diagnosis. His many friends didn't want to wait passively on the sidelines. With a New Orleans »
Cruz Control?
Of the entire GOP presidential field, I think the candidate with the best or most substantive grasp of the constitutional defects of the administrative state—the term for our unaccountable "fourth branch" of government that increasingly governs us without our consent—is Ted Cruz. (If Tom Cotton were running for president, he'd get the clear nod on this point, but perhaps some day. . .) At the very least, Cruz knows enough »
Perry Sense
While Donald Trump continues to get disproportionate attention for his correctly grounded—if not well formulated—attacks on out of control immigration, Texas Gov. Rick Perry is quietly emerging as a much more serious candidate. Worth catching the excerpts of his remarks on race and economic opportunity that he delivered at the National Press Club last Thursday. The Wall Street Journal editorializes on it today: [Perry's] remarks are far more than a »
P.C. Penalty Flag
I thought a long time ago that the Confederate battle flag shouldn't fly over state capitols and that it was overdue to come down, but of course the complete purge against the Confederate flag anywhere in any form that is currently under way is about much more than the appropriateness of the flag over civic spaces. When you're taking the flag off of the General Lee, or whatever that car »
Don't Look Now But . . . China?
While everyone was getting on his Great American Barbecue yesterday for the July 4th holiday and awaiting the Greek referendum today, the Chinese stock market was crashing again. It's down 12 percent over the last week, almost 30 percent in the last month. Tyler Cowen is on it, with a simple message: Greece is small; China is large. Uh oh. From behind the FT's paywall: The Shanghai index is firmly »
For the 4th: Old-Fashioned American Story Telling from . . . LA?
People knock LA for not having a real literary culture. "What happens to civilization when it hangs its hat in LA?", asks longtime Power Line friend Christopher Flannery today on the debut of the new site Even in LA. The site offers old fashioned—that is, patriotic—short story telling. Beauty in a man or a country is the outward glow of inward goodness. It is the goodness that is most worthy »
How Are We Having This Conversation?
Lo and behold, the New York Times has finally branched out into satire. The following interview appeared on July 2 at their Opinionator blog site: George Yancy: I'd like to begin with an observation — maybe an obvious one — that the task of engaging race or whiteness in philosophy has been taken up almost exclusively by nonwhite philosophers. My sense is that this is partly because whiteness is a »
The Week in Pictures: Human Events Edition
When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary to explain to a candid world how Independence Day became Dependence Day, well. . . it's a long story. There's only one thing to do: as Churchill said, "Keep buggering on." (Question: Can we still say "buggering"? I'm badly confused about this. Either "buggering" is now wholly approved, or banned as an archaic macroaggression.) Happy 4th everybody. Go light a »
Churchill on "A Peculiar Type of Brainy People"
As with so many other things, Churchill was on to the problem of the administrative state and today's presumptuous liberal cosmopolitanism from early on. A 1933 speech offers a perfect description of our Beltway mentality today: The worst difficulties from which we suffer do not come from without. They come from within. They do not come from the cottages of the wage-earners. They come from a peculiar type of brainy »
Climate Then and Now
From volume 4 of Churchill's Marlborough: His Life and Times, about the winter of 1708-9, near the culmination of the long war against Louis XIV: But there now fell upon France a new and frightful misfortune. Since the beginning of December there had been a hard and almost unbroken frost. On January 6, after a brief thaw, it set in again with a bitterness so intense that two days later »
What Real Feminism Looks Like
In these days of such confusion over everything having to do with gender and sex, it is a relief to be able to bring you this public service announcement. From RightWingNews, it's The 20 Hottest Conservative Women in the New Media for 2015. There are a couple of friends of Power Line on the list, and if you haven't kept up with this non-Trumped up pageant, there are helpful links »
Does Global Warming Cause Transgenderism?
Over the years it has been a familiar trope to point to examples of homosexuality in certain non-human species as a way of reinforcing the normality of it in homo sapiens, but why isn't our Latin species name sufficient poof proof? And is "transgenderism" really an ism? Whatever. Anyway, what to make, then, of this story from the current issue of Nature magazine: Sex reversal triggers the rapid transition from »
Why the Trump Bump?
So Donald Trump is surging in the polls, despite the near-universal scorn of the party establishment, the media, and most conservative leaders. Everyone hates The Donald, it seems, except, you know, actual voters. More than a few of our loyal commenters here have pushed back against our criticisms of Trump. The real surprise would be if Trump hadn't surged in the polls. Americans of all parties, but especially conservatives and »
What Obama Could Learn from the EU
What do the Greek crisis and the arms negotiations in Iran have in common? We keep extending the deadline and talking further in deference to the crazy people causing the problem. Only in the case of Greece, the EU has finally reached a point of "No" and meaning it, stopping the socialist centrifuge reducing the Greek economy to its constitutent parts. But the Obama foreign policy titans continue to extend »
The Candidates and Their Reading Lists
Forget Jeb's and Hillary's tax returns. We get it: they both make a lot of money from speeches and such. More interesting is what they read, or claim to read. Last year The Atlantic put together a list of Jeb's and Hillary's current book list. In one sense it doesn't much matter whether they actually read the books they list; more revealing is what they chose to disclose. Here's Hillary's »
Green Weenie of the Month: The CBD
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In 2001, NIOSH published a Hazard Review Document on occupational exposure to asphalt and concluded that a risk for respiratory disease and possibly lung cancer might exist for workers exposed to asphalt fumes at the NIOSH Recommended Exposure Limit (REL). The purpose of this project is to determine whether recent scientific evidence supports the need to develop new recommendations to prevent adverse health effects in workers exposed to asphalt fume. If warranted, recommendations will be developed that include a REL and other prevention strategies (e.g., engineering controls, respirators, medical monitoring).
Information published in the 2001 NIOSH Hazard Review Document indicated that acute and possibly chronic respiratory disease existed at the NIOSH recommended exposure limit (REL) of 5 mg/m3 total particulate (15-minute sample). Exposure assessment and medical evaluation studies of highway asphalt pavers have been conducted by DSHEFS to determine whether a relationship exists between asphalt fume exposure and acute respiratory effects. Following completion of data analysis and publication of the study results, a determination will be made in concert with staff from DSHEFS as to the appropriateness of the results for deriving a REL for asphalt fume. If sufficient scientific evidence exists, a NIOSH criteria document update on asphalt will be initiated. This document will include recommendations for: a REL, medical surveillance, exposure monitoring, personal protective equipment, engineering controls, and work practices. Continued collaboration will be maintained with these associations and organizations to ensure that all relevant scientific and technical information is considered should the development of a criteria document be undertaken.
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Another Colac Kooka earns college scholarship
THE RAPID rise of Colac Kookas basketballer Joel McFall has led him to play college basketball in America.
Colac basketballer earns scholarship for Californian college
COLAC'S Jordan Lingard has become the second Colac basketballer in as many years to achieve his dream of playing American college basketball.
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COLAC'S all abilities basketballers will be in top form for next week's season opener after impressing in a representative exhibition match.
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COLAC rising basketball star Jordan Lingard had an impressive under-20 Country Victoria Championships despite nursing a fractured wrist.
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12:02 PM, May 1, 2013 • By JEFFREY H. ANDERSON
The April Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, which finds that only 35 percent of American have a favorable opinion of Obamacare, has been getting a lot of well-deserved attention. But this top-line finding misses a more compelling point: Even Kaiser, the most reliably pro-Obamacare of all of the Obamacare polling outfits, says that the overhaul's popularity has dropped dramatically from the time of its passage. And given how unpopular Obamacare was at the time of its passage — when the Democrats rammed it through against the clear will of the American people and without a single Republican vote — that's saying something.
In April of 2010, in its first poll taken after House and Senate Democrats passed Obamacare and President Obama signed it into law, Kaiser claimed that 46 percent of Americans had "a generally favorable opinion" of the overhaul, while 40 percent had "a generally unfavorable opinion." So, according to Kaiser, Obamacare then enjoyed a net favorability rating of +6 points. Now, three years later, Kaiser says that only 35 percent of Americans hold "a generally favorable opinion" of Obamacare, while 40 percent hold "a generally unfavorable opinion" of it — for a net favorability rating of minus-5 points. As this 11-point drop in support suggests, Americans aren't warming up to Obamacare over time. (Weak-kneed Republicans, such as those considering voluntarily implementing Obamacare's massive Medicaid expansion in their states, should take note.)
It's important to observe that Kaiser's polling has long provided Obamacare with its most favorable results. In April 2010 — the same month that Kaiser claimed Americans liked Obamacare by a margin of 6 points — RealClearPolitics showed eleven polls on Obamacare, and every one of them found that Americans disliked the overhaul. The average margin of opposition in those eleven polls was 13 points (53 to 40 percent) — a 19-point swing from the concurrent Kaiser polling.
This is par for the course for Kaiser, which (like most big health insurance companies and big hospital conglomerates) is clearly pro-Obamacare. This description of Obama's signature legislation, posted on Kaiser's website (complete with the shortening of its name from the bureaucratic-sounding Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to the cozier-sounding "Affordable Care Act"), could have been written by Kathleen Sebelius:
"Three years ago, on March 23, 2010, the Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA, became federal law. It initiated the most significant changes in the U.S. health care system since the establishment of Medicare in 1965.
"As an integrated health care delivery system covering more than 9 million Americans, Kaiser Permanente expects that the new law will affect our organization and the members we serve in many different ways.
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"Coverage and its availability — no one can be turned down for coverage because of a medical condition, and all Americans should be eligible for some form of coverage, whether through their employer, the new statewide Health Insurance Marketplaces, Medicare, or Medicaid.
"Choice and the information to make good choices — with statewide Health Insurance Marketplaces and provisions such as the requirement for plain, easy-to-understand language in a Summary of Benefits and Coverage, Americans will have more information and more options to choose what is best for them.
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The economic recession of the past year, followed by the tragedy of September 11, sent a ripple of panic through investors in 2001. The market shed trillions of dollars in wealth, and hundreds of thousands of individual investors suffered substantial financial losses. The volatility we experienced… (plus)
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When you think about men's fashion in the 1720s -- for those of you pondering such unusual thoughts -- what must strike first are the cuffs.
The cuffs were outrageous. Sometimes they were folded back to the elbow. Other times, as John Malkovich models in his portrayal of Blackbeard on NBC's "Crossbones," airing Fridays, they fan off from his forearm and make him look as if he could take flight.
The summer drama revolves around Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, in 1729. It's the usual scurvy lot of raggedy-looking men, some in tattered uniforms, others in whatever finery they picked up in their travels.
Costume designer Caroline Harris scouted around to ensure the accuracy of the costumes.
"Historically, we have a decent idea of that, and we know what they wore on ships," Harris tells Zap2it. "Pirates often came from other ships because life on the ocean ways were so brutal, so any chance to get away was an element of freedom. It was far more democratic than working under a captain on a ship."
Still, having a solid grasp of the times isn't the same as being able to pop by Topshop or Zara and pick up a couple of tops and pairs of pirate pants, which incidentally, were called slops.
Slops were a shirt and a pair of baggy shorts, roughly the length of culottes, the misguided invasion of the 1970s. The length and width of the pants allowed the pirates to move easily around the ships. The shirts originally had sleeves, but these pirates were in the Caribbean, and sleeves were not needed.
"What they were wearing on ships were work clothes, and they would wear them until they were threadbare and repair them with bits of ship mast in order to save money for more extravagant clothes when they hit the ports," Harris says.
As far as extravagant goes, how much more over the top could it get than Blackbeard's jacket?
"It is made from a bedspread found in a French market, actually," Harris says. "It is beautiful, probably old, old, old. I cuffed it and lined it with red silk, and that was his kind of a crossover from his old world to becoming Blackbeard in his new world. It was typical of the period, early 18th century. There is something grandiose about being able to wear those cuffs. The pants are made out of woven hemp, a very strong, hard-wearing sort of fabric, like a linen."
Though women's wear is not the first item that jumps to mind when going piratical, women were there, and the cleavage-baring gown is an accurate representation.
Selima (Yasmine Al Massri) wears what Harris describes as "an off-white, very simple, full-cut dress, with long sleeves, and the rust [overlay] is like a cocoon that goes over it and protects her and turns it into an outfit.
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Implications of hybridisation and cytotypic differentiation in speciation assessed by AFLP and plastid haplotypes - a case study of Potentilla alpicola La Soie
1 Department of Biodiversity and Plant Systematics, Centre for Organismal Studies (COS) Heidelberg, Heidelberg University, Im Neuenheimer Feld 345, D–69120, Heidelberg, Germany
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BMC Evolutionary Biology 2012, 12:132 doi:10.1186/1471-2148-12-132Published: 1 August 2012
Hybridisation is presumed to be an important mechanism in plant speciation and a creative evolutionary force often accompanied by polyploidisation and in some cases by apomixis. The Potentilla collina group constitutes a particularly suitable model system to study these phenomena as it is morphologically extensively variable, exclusively polyploid and expresses apomixis. In the present study, the alpine taxon Potentilla alpicola has been chosen in order to study its presumed hybrid origin, identify underlying evolutionary processes and infer the discreteness or taxonomic value of hybrid forms.
Combined analysis of AFLP, cpDNA sequences and ploidy level variation revealed a hybrid origin of the P. alpicola populations from South Tyrol (Italy) resulting from crosses between P. pusilla and two cytotypes of P. argentea. Hybrids were locally sympatric with at least one of the parental forms. Three lineages of different evolutionary origin comprising two ploidy levels were identified within P. alpicola. The lineages differed in parentage and the complexity of the evolutionary process. A geographically wide-spread lineage thus contrasted with locally distributed lineages of different origins. Populations of P. collina studied in addition, have been regarded rather as recent derivatives of the hexaploid P. argentea. The observation of clones within both P. alpicola and P. collina suggested a possible apomictic mode of reproduction.
Different hybridisation scenarios taking place on geographically small scales resulted in viable progeny presumably stabilised by apomixis. The case study of P. alpicola supports that these processes played a significant role in the creation of polymorphism in the genus Potentilla. However, multiple origin of hybrids and backcrossing are considered to produce a variety of evolutionary spontaneous forms existing aside of reproductively stabilised, established lineages.


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KENNETH J. FULLWOOD is a master mariner (British Foreign Going Certificate) with 40 years experience in the tanker industry, 18 at sea on tankers, including 3 as master and 7 as chief officer on various vessels, including crude oil tankers over 100,000 deadweight tons. He is manager of Maritime Relations, Environmental Affairs, Safety & Nautical Services for Mobil Shipping and Transportation Co., with responsibility for the company's worldwide marine operational safety and environmental protection policies. His department provides technical advice regarding worldwide tanker and terminal operations, monitors government initiatives affecting marine activities, and develops appropriate industry response in concert with such organizations as the Oil Companies International Marine Forum, the American Institute of Merchant Shipping, and the American Petroleum Institute. At Mobil, he has studied tank cleaning problems in Very Large Crude Carriers, an effort that formed the basis of Mobil's tank cleaning and antipollution policies. He also was in charge of successful salvage and pollution response following the stranding of the 30,000-ton tanker Mobil Oil in the Columbia River in 1984 and the refloating of a sunken tugboat in New York Harbor. Born and educated in England, Captain Fullwood has been a U.S. citizen for 10 years.
RICHARD LEE is professor of oceanography at Skidaway Institute of Oceanography in Savannah, Georgia. His academic career of 30 years has included teaching and research posts at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, California State University at San Diego (UCSD), Pennsylvania State University, and Georgia Institute of Technology. His research has focused on the biochemistry of marine organisms and the fates and effects of chemical compounds on marine biota, especially bioaccumulation and metabolism of hydrocarbons. He served as chairman of a workshop on the problems of monitoring biological effects of pollution at sea for the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, and as chairman of a panel at the Gulf-South Atlantic Region Ocean Pollution Conference sponsored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. He contributed to Petroleum in the Marine Environment, a report by the National Academy of Sciences, and he served on the Science Advisory Board, Ecological Monitoring Subcommittee, of the Environmental Protection Agency. He has published more than 100 articles in professional journals. Dr. Lee received his BA and MS (chemistry) from the California State University at San Diego (UCSD) and his Ph.D. (marine biology) from UCSD, Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
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L.A. CONFIDENTIAL Writer James Ellroy Releases SHAKEDOWN
James Ellroy is an American original of the most profane order. The bestselling author of the noir classics L.A. Confidential, The Black Dahlia, and The Cold Six Thousand, he has been hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "one of the best writers of our era." A self-proclaimed Luddite, Ellroy is turning to technology for the first time with the publication of Shakedown, a novella released today by the digital publisher Byliner. In it, Ellroy is as frenetically depraved as ever, minting an antihero who is a cad for the ages.
Meet Freddy Otash: a corrupt cop turned sleaze hustler, extortionist, pimp, and an actual historical figure who made the 1950s magazine Confidential the go-to source for the sins of the rich and famous. In his prime, Freddy raised hell, and in the pages of Shakedown he finds himself stuck in purgatory-literally-waiting for a transfer to heaven. Will he make it there, or will fate keep him down below? Promised redemption if he confesses his past sins and transgressions, Freddy writes a tell-all peopled by Hollywood greats like Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, and James Dean (to name a few), who are up to all sorts of wrong. Threesomes, foursomes, you name it-anything goes in this licentious world.
Shakedown explodes the postwar America of June and Ward Cleaver, breathing randy new life into the man who whetted our national appetite for sex and scandal. Freddy's lack of scruples-and lack of morality-make today's gossip culture seem almost innocent. What's true and what's fiction? Ellroy's certainly not telling.
About the Author: James Ellroy is the author of the groundbreaking "Underworld USA" trilogy-American Tabloid, The Cold Six Thousand, and Blood's A Rover. His "L.A. Quartet" novels-The Black Dahlia, The Big Nowhere, L.A. Confidential, and White Jazz-were international bestsellers. My Dark Places, a memoir, was a Time Best Book of the Year and a New York Times Notable Book in 1996. The Cold Six Thousand was a New York Times Notable Book and a Los Angeles Times Best Book for 2001. Ellroy lives in Los Angeles.
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Havelis of Rajasthan: Shekhawati region: Melissa Enderle
Growing up in a rural area, I also appreciate the diverse nature of India, from the lush backwaters of Kerala and mangrove forests of the Sunderbans, to the barren lands of the Thar Desert. Once people at school began seeing what types of photographs I took, I received many recommendations of more places to visit. Sometimes, it was my visitors who prompted visiting certain locations.
Some top architectural places I have seen in India: Ranakpur —marble carving masterpiece, Thanjavur and Mahabalipuram—marvels in ancient rock carving, the step wells outside Ahmedabad and Patan, the Charminar area of Hyderabad, and the palace in Mysore. Such attention to detail.They reveal the dedication of the craftsmen building the structures, the incredible wealth those societies had to fund them, how advanced many of these societies were, and the strong devotion towards religion.
Havelis of Rajasthan: I visited the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan with two good friends (and former colleagues) from Serbia during the late December 2010-early January 2011 break. We travelled up from Jaipur, to Nawalgarh, Dundlod, Mandawa, Parsurampura, Samode and Fatehpur. It was a privilege to see the beautiful frescoes and havelis of the Shekhawati region—before the frescoes fade away and building crumbles, making way for more modern buildings.
What a history those murals paint! From the depiction of Hindu gods, daily life scenes, to the depiction of modern western introductions creeping in society, such as the trains, gramophones, and airplanes. The doors and windows on some of those places were equally note-worthy. It's unfortunate that some of these wooden masterworks are being dismantled and sold as table tops, while the buildings are locked up, falling into disrepair.
Leaving the town of Nawalgarh, we made a little side detour to Parsurampura, a little village 20 km southeast of there to see some of the region's best preserved and oldest frescoes.
The Shamji Sharaf Haveli, dating back to the end of the 18th century, had particularly interesting motifs. Here we saw Hindu gods intermixed with images of Europeans. In one corner, a European-looking lady dressed in black clothes holding a parasol was depicted right above a local woman with a spinning wheel.
The Chhatri of Thakur Sardul Singh. From a distance, the white domed structure looked like nothing special. Looking up at its interior, we were treated to a visual feast. Dating back to the mid-18th century, the well-preserved images were painted with natural pigments – whereas most of the frescoes we had seen on buildings were done with artificial pigments.
The deep reds, rich blacks, and tans provided a harmonious color palette. Following the curved contour of the dome were incredibly detailed battle scenes of the Hindu epic Ramayana, local noblemen, and the love story of Dhola Maru.
Our objective was to visit the 19th century palace of Samode , now converted into a rather luxurious hotel. Through an archway, the reflective mirrors of the Diwan-i-Khas room sparkled, begging us to enter. Inside, we admired the mirrorwork covering most of the walls and ceiling, as well as naturalistic and figurative murals near the bottom.
The Bala Quila with its mid-19th century room filled with mirrorwork, large portraits, and painted domed ceiling. Had there not been a sign out in front of the rather plain-looking building, we would have walked past it. The Ganga Mai Temple, dating back to 1868, also has some fine floral motifs on the fluted archways of the courtyard.
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Melissa Enderle has spent the past four years working in India.
She has travelled to various parts of the country—exploring its various nuances and delving into the culture with great enthusiasm.
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We have so many beautiful monuments. Wish they would do somthing to preserve it better
the mirror works in the haveli…….. i am just wondering how PURE the workmanship skills tht were in those days…..i wished i was born in tht era……:-(


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- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the ketchup, brown sugar, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Remove from the heat; set aside.
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Marriage advice breakdown will be the main focus of a new forum that has just been set up by Save Marriage Central Ltd. There are already a number of threads that have been created on this forum.
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I thought about being a wedding photogaper at one time many years ago, but more I read about it the more I'm glad that I'm not one.
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The team found that the institutional design of the fishery management arrangement was vital in determining whether or not people felt they benefited from co-management and were willing to work together to protect fish stocks by complying with the rules. "It is really important to get the structure of the co-management arrangements right, if you want people to co-operate to protect their marine resources," Dr Cinner said. "Managers and donors can help build the legitimacy, social capital, and trust that foster cooperation by making targeted investments that lead toward transparent and deliberative co-management systems, where all participants feel their voice is being heard."
According to the authors, the new study fills an important gap by providing fisheries managers with an example of how governments and local communities can work together effectively to protect local environments and food resources.
"Finding and implementing solutions to over-fishing that work for impoverished coastal communities is critical for the long-term viability of our oceans and the people that depend on them," said Dr. Caleb McClennen, Director for WCS's Marine Conservation. "This study demonstrates that long-term investment in co-management regimes is essential for the sustained health and economy of coastal populations and their supporting marine ecosystems."
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Has anyone had experience with flying into London and taking the train to Scotland? Is it cheaper to fly?
Has anyone had experience with flying into London and taking the train to Scotland? Is it cheaper to fly?
We have done this once. Flew feom London to Inverness. No problems. Arre you headimg to any particular city in Scotland? Mostly we stay in London a night or more then head up by train- via York then next day to Edinburgh.
Its normally cheaper to fly, but it all depends on which airport you are flying into and where in Scotland you want to go. It can cost significant money transferring between London's airport to get to the cheapest low cost carriers. If you have lots of luggage on people like Ryanair the baggage charges (allowance 15kg) can be more than the fare.
Rail is very expensive, unless you can get advance purchase tickets.
Cheapest of all is bus.
There are just too many variables, given the information provided.
You might find it cheaper to fly direct into Glasgow or Edinburgh or via Dublin.
This past summer I did both in one trip. ; ) I was headed from Wisconsin to Inverness. By the time I looked at the cost and the timing it made sense to take the train from London to Inverness. I snuck in a visit to the British Library while waiting for the train from King's Cross. I had free wireless all the way north! Coming home, I was leaving from Glasgow or Edinburgh and it was definitely cheaper to catch a flight in Glasgow. I like Glasgow's airport. Now, if I just figure out a way to avoid Heathrow all together I would be very happy. Please, Please American Airlines, bring back the ORD to GLA flight......Pam
Bill - This past summer our family used the rail system in England and Scotland. It was cheaper for us to use the train rather than fly. We used Nation Express Rail(www.eastcoast.co.uk) to book our tickets. If you know your dates and can book far enough in advance the savings are great.


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Deasy is accused of raping a 9-year-old boy 10 to 15 times over the past two years. The Vermont State Police affidavit also said Deasy admitted to repeatedly raping a female dog.
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By Matt Nestor
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Eight teams competed in the 31st Annual Harlem Invitational Volleyball Tournament, including host Harlem's varsity and junior varsity team, Auburn and Belvidere North.
The Harlem Huskies' varsity team rolled through the tournament, losing only one game out of 11 on their way to a championship in the tournament.
Harlem started off defeating Keith 25-17 and 25-11. They followed that up with a 25-8 and 25-15 win over Auburn, and beat Rolling Meadows 25-16 and 25-18.
Belvidere North gave Harlem their toughest match. They won the first game 25-19 before Harlem won the next two to make the championship. Once there, the Huskies got back to business and beat Woodstock in two games.
"The varsity kids have played really consistently, which has been nice to see," Harlem coach Lani Mitchell said. "We had kind of a rough week. But we've played well for five games, and hopefully that's a good turnaround for us."
Rolling Meadows defeated Belvidere North for third place in the tournament. Auburn took sixth place.
Harlem also led the all-tournament team, placing four members on the team. They were led by Breanna Neubauer, Morgan Knoll, Jenna Combs and Taylor Neuschwander-Thurow.
They were joined on the team by Keith's Rachel Miller, Jordan Hartfiel of Belvidere North, Christie Jacobson, Allison Wynn, Katie Ruben of Woodstock and Jackie Rosinski from Rolling Meadows.
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