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After Phnom Krom and Phnom Bakheng, Phnom Bok is the third of Yasovarman I's hilltop efforts from the early 10th century. Once used as a strategic military post, Phnom Bok sits at the summit of the highest hill near to Angkor. At well over 200 metres high, this is considerably higher than Phnom Krom (140 metres) and Phnom Bakheng (a mere 70 metres). It makes for a wonderful change to the otherwise pancake flat terrain.
While the views here once had considerable military value in ancient and more recent history, today they're far more valuable to the trickle of visitors that make it out here as you can see out as far as the Tonle Sap lake and the plains that lie before it on a clear day.
There are six sandstone towers at the summit and the remains of two brick libraries. There's also a pagoda and a four-metre-high linga, the biggest found in Cambodia, which is now broken and lies in pieces at a separate tower located some 100 metres from the main temple.
There's usually a guard at the base who will follow you up — no doubt laughing to himself as you stop for a rest every few steps, while he fails to break a sweat — and gesture where to go to find the linga (get to the top, head left) and ruins. There's no requirement, but a small tip doesn't hurt if he takes the time to show you around.
With 633 steps to reach the summit, you're best off avoiding this in the middle of the day unless you take pleasure in suffering from heat exhaustion. There is a handrail for small patches of the ascent. Alternatively, before the staircase starts there's a path to the left that makes a more winding route up — this may be easier on the legs. As you climb, spare a moment's thought for the workers who had to lumber the stones up to the top.
Phnom Bok is reached by a road that splits off from the main drag to Banteay Srei. It's around another eight kilometres from the main road. You can use the Western bathroom facilities here for free if you do have a temple pass, otherwise a few riel is required. Given its out-of-the-way location, it's worth combining with other sites. There is also a drinks vendor — no food asides from crisps/snacks — at the base and at the top, but no hard sell as they're often asleep in their hammocks.
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. So I don't think the youth argument cuts it, at least not in a Trek-universe context.
So what does that leave as a reason for preferring the idea that he had no prior command? TOS never portrayed him as a novice or inexperienced commander; rather the opposite, I'd say.
So it's a mystery to me. Of course we're not talking about something provable, just a matter of individual preference -- but what's the appeal of the idea?
For the record, I actually think that the oft-mentioned factoid about Kirk commanding a destroyer before the Enterprise is a pretty cool idea. However, my original point was that this is not a canonical fact based on just the show itself (and of course, Dehner's vague line in a pilot episode that was quite different from the actual series), and was an idea from a writer's bible that arguably did not make it into the show.
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George praises Casey and likewise Casey praises him and Dani when the question is popped to him. Stoner has never been the most forthcomming and spontaneous interviewee when it comes to bigging up his opposition. He comes across in another way. For example saying that his Sachsenring failure levels thing with George's bad luck in Assen and Mugello was a failure he regrets.
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South Korea's unemployment rate held at a three-year low last month as jobs in the health and welfare service sectors added to hiring by wholesale and retail companies.
The jobless rate was at 3.1 percent in December, unchanged from November, Statistics Korea said today in Gwacheon, south of Seoul. The median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey of 12 economists was for a rate of 3.2 percent. The number of employed people increased by 441,000 to 24.1 million last month from a year earlier after adding 479,000 in November.
South Korea's service industries have hired workers, helping to offset the effect of slowing export growth on the job market. Concern over the global economy and cooling domestic output may compel the Bank of Korea to refrain from raising interest rates this week, according to all 14 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
"We expect the labor market slowed marginally in December," Oh Suk Tae, an economist at SC First Bank Korea Ltd. in Seoul, said before the release. "The deteriorating global economic outlook and the continuing slowdown in activity lower the chance of a rate hike."
The won rose 0.6 percent to close 1,156.69 per dollar in Seoul yesterday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The benchmark Kospi stock index gained 1.5 percent.
South Korea's inflation exceeded the central bank's target, with consumer prices rising 4.2 percent from a year earlier, Statistics Korea said in a Dec. 30 report. Industrial production unexpectedly fell in November for a second straight month, according to a separate government report.
"A rate cut also looks unlikely at this junction, given still-elevated inflation," Oh said.
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South Korean conglomerate SK Group said on Jan. 5 it would more than double investment to 19 trillion won ($16.5 billion) this year from 2011 and hire 7,000 more workers. Retailer Shinsegae group announced this week a plan to recruit 8,000 workers in 2012, up 21 percent from a year ago.
The central bank projected last month that new jobs will decline to 280,000 this year from 400,000 last year, with jobless rate at 3.4 percent. The bank cut its growth forecast for this year to 3.7 percent from 4.6 percent estimated in July, compared with a 3.8 percent gain last year.
The seasonally unadjusted jobless rate was at 3.0 percent in December, compared with 2.9 percent in November, today's report showed.
Employment in manufacturing fell 2.1 percent from a year earlier, while the number of people self-employed or working in the public-service sector increased 2.8 percent.
The number employed in the electricity, transportation, telecommunication and finance sectors rose 5.1 percent, while jobs in construction gained 6.1 percent.
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- The Replacement exhaust manifold looked beefier and sturdier than the original part it replaced. It even appeared twice as thick as the Wrangler's stock. This stronger frame shows better handling when it comes to thermal expansion, which causes cracking in an exhaust's housing.
- The part's tubing was also more solidly-built and featured a strong stainless steel construction. Its welds were identical to that of the original equipment.
- During installation of the new exhaust manifold, we were impressed with how the part fit flawlessly in our Wrangler. Its drop-in OEM fit and quality allowed our team to slap in the new part with no modifications. It fitted right and lined up perfectly with the rest of the parts under the hood.
- Before replacing the part, our Wrangler was experiencing loss of power. We found out that this was caused by a crack in its old manifold. Installing the Replacement exhaust manifold solved this problem soon after installation.
- We also observed that the replacement part keeps the noise under the compartment at bay. While test-driving the Wrangler, we were at ease with how at peace the engine was.
- Gas mileage slightly improved a few weeks after installation.
- Installation can be a bit difficult and is best left to a certified technician or mechanic. The design of the system is more complicated than the usual manifold and might require some degree of experience in order to get it into the vehicle. However, as our mechanic pointed out, this part had a good match and fit.
- The part did not come with new studs and bolts. We had to salvage the existing hardware from the old manifold to avoid incurring extra costs.
- It also required a new heat shield and exhaust manifold gasket, which was not included with the part.
- Although the replacement manifold came with plugs, they didn't have fittings for 3/4 tube options.
Our say
The Replacement exhaust manifold combines both the quality of an OEM part and the low price of an aftermarket replacement. It heavy-duty stainless steel construction and durable tubing and seals provides this drop-in replacement part with reliability and steady performance often associated with originally manufactured parts. Price is also one of this part's main selling points. However, this part is not recommended for novices who wish to save more by installing the parts themselves. The lack of necessary hardware such as bolts and heat shields can be quite an inconvenience. So be sure to invest on a good mechanic's work if you're planning to use this as a replacement for your car's original equipment.


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This soon after a heartbreaking loss, It is an insult to every long-suffering fan for a player to go to a reasonably priced national chain. Perhaps Moore should be spending a little more time thinking about what more he could have done to help his team on Super Bowl Sunday, and a little less time eating pancakes. [… »


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1. TOMMY McDONALD, 1998
His entrance alone was memorable — carrying his Hall of Fame Festival Queen's Court escort on stage at the dinner. But he wasn't close to done. McDonald leapt into the air when introduced and delivered flying chest bumps to the rest of his class — Dwight Stephenson, Mike Singletary, Anthony Muñoz and Paul Krause. The next day, at his enshrinement, he would shock the crowd by tossing his bust into the air ... and catching it.
A rousing standing ovation. Chants of "Ozzie, Ozzie, Ozzie." Memorial Civic Center felt like old Cleveland Municipal Stadium as Newsome received his jacket. And with the Browns making their return to the NFL two days later in the annual Hall of Fame Game, this was a weekend for fans to savor their memories of a franchise that meant so much to so many.
When the legendary 49ers quarterback took the stage for his jacket, the ovation was long and loud — and it's maybe the moment when Hall of Fame events crossed over from remembering football greats to honoring some of pop culture's biggest celebrities.
The Class of '71 had some star power — notably Jim Brown and Vince Lombardi. The dinner that year also featured President Richard Nixon. But Nixon knew he wasn't the star of the show and kept the focus on the enshrinees. He talked from the perspective of a Redskins fan and how "it always seemed that the Cleveland Browns had a great fullback who would tear us to pieces." Marion Motley had been that fullback until he retired. "The next year," Nixon said, "Jim Brown came along and tore up the same holes that Marion did."
A year after being fired from the only head coaching job he ever held, Landry received quite a welcome at the Civic Center when he took center stage during his enshrinement weekend. The stoic leader of America's Team for 29 years entered through the stage curtain minus his trademark fedora to a quiet arena. Then without any prompting, the crowd rose as one for a loud standing ovation for one of the NFL's winningest coaches.
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Just a fast sketch in Photoshop That was a "test" with my new digital tablet. Hope you like it
I'm a great fan of Marilyn Monroe. I always was! She was one of the few people who live eternally in our hearts!
Just to let you know that this artwork is featured in the May selection of #Faces-Monochrome check it out here [link]
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Great use of the tablet! (Her name is Marilyn though )
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Director Bernard Rose has created a committed, intelligent and fascinating piece of work with no irony about it.
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|Polemoniaceae (po-le-moh-nee-AY-see-ee) (Info)
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|Blue Paradise
This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Flowers are fragrant
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
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USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
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6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
By dividing the rootball
From herbaceous stem cuttings
From seed; direct sow outdoors in fall
From seed; winter sow in vented containers, coldframe or unheated greenhouse
From seed; stratify if sowing indoors
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Colorado Springs, Colorado
Wolcott, Colorado
Bensenville, Illinois
Mount Prospect, Illinois
Saint Charles, Illinois
Fishers, Indiana
Pacific Junction, Iowa
Hebron, Kentucky
London, Kentucky
Winchester, Kentucky
Norton, Massachusetts
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Versailles, Missouri
Jersey City, New Jersey
Chappaqua, New York
Yonkers, New York
Elyria, Ohio
Felicity, Ohio
Bend, Oregon
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Easton, Pennsylvania
Norristown, Pennsylvania
Sarver, Pennsylvania
North Augusta, South Carolina
Rossville, Tennessee
Leesburg, Virginia
Rosalia, Washington
Kermit, West Virginia
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Syncsort helps PagesJaunes to get the most out of Big Data
To help face technical challenges from an explosion in data volume, storage of unstructured data, and real time reporting, PagesJaunes employed a Big Data strategy focused on moving to the Cloudera Hadoop framework from IBM Netezza, allowing...
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Freeing Up Database Capacity and Reducing Costs with Hadoop
A leading home entertainment company generates and collects some of the largest data volumes in the corporate world, feeding a multi-petabyte Netezza data warehouse that continues to grow at double-digit rates every year. This data warehouse...
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Hermes realizes an Eight times improvement in Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) performance
Faced with such a large volume of data, Hermes is continually on the lookout for ways in which it can make Big Data handling technology and processes more efficient and effective. The key challenge lies in helping data move through the company...
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Kantar Worldpanel, the trusted provider of consumer analytics, relies on DMX to assemble, sort, match tens of millions of records quickly and efficiently.
Retail is among the most data-intensive endeavors in business today. Unlocking the secrets of that data can translate into meaningful competitive advantage — and that's why in the UK close to 500 clients in brand and private label...
TAGS: Data merge, Data sort, Sort tool, Sorting data
Major Bank improves decision making by obtaining refreshed reporting data every 8 hours instead of 36 by accelerating its data integration tool with DMX.
The bank's goal was to deliver daily updates, which would support an entirely new class of reporting and analytics. But the updates were collectively taking upwards of 36 hours to complete. The bank has files with hundreds of millions of...
TAGS: Data integration, Data transformation, Data warehouse, ETL software
CIO Magazine: How comScore is Using Hadoop to Tame Its Big Data Flow
Apache Hadoop is rapidly evolving into a general-purpose framework for highly scalable processing, for a wide variety of businesses applications. But, while Hadoop can excel at processing Big Data at scale, it is still immature for enterprise...
TAGS: Apache Hadoop, DMX, DMX-h, Hadoop, Hadoop ETL, Hadoop Sort
Kojima Press Industry Co., Ltd. moves high-performance data sorting into an open systems environment.
Kojima Press Industry Co., Ltd. is a 70-year-old automobile parts manufacturer
and a main partner of Toyota Motor Corporation perform a mainframe migration to downsize from mainframes to an open systems environment and to integrate the main...
TAGS: Data migration, Mainframe migration, Sort tool, Sorting data
Nation's Largest Health Services Provider reduces Data Integration TCO and manages growing data volumes with Syncsort DMX.
Since its founding more than 40 years ago, this organization has grown to become one of the nation's largest provider of healthcare services with dozens of hospitals and freestanding surgery centers in 20 states, employing nearly 200,000...
TAGS: Data Integration, Data Migration, ETL Data, ETL tools
OTC Markets Group deploys Syncsort DMX ETL software with Vertica analytics database to gain greater business insights.
OTC Markets Group has used DMX data Integration tool to replace hundreds of hand-coded scripts that give the firm the ability to perform more in-depth analyses and more sophisticated translations and data transformations than were previously...
TAGS: Data Integration Tool, Data transformation, Data warehouse, ETL data
Experian UK improves customer engagement and business performance.
Experian helps organizations target, acquire, and retain customers by managing their marketing database to improve customer engagement and business performance. "We have numerous clients who rely on us to manage millions upon millions of...
TAGS: Big Data, Data Integration, ETL data, Mainframe Migration
Wolters Kluwer Health saves time, money and resources with MFX mainframe sort.
Wolters Kluwer Health is a leading provider of information for professionals and students in medicine, nursing, allied health and pharmacy. Not surprisingly, the preparation of such information involves the management of massive amounts of data...
TAGS: Data sorting, Dfsort, MFX, Sort tool
DMX Data Integration tool helps The Co-operative Group slash batch processing times for crucial store replenishment and save £12 million annually
The Co-operative Group saw an opportunity to streamline operations with DMX data integration tool to improve data sorting by centralizing its store replenishment process, a strategy that will help the firm to save more than £12 million a...
TAGS: Data sort, Data sorting, Database sort, Sort tool
State of Tennessee Department of Human Services relies on DMX to hit high-volume processing and data sorting window.
State of Tennessee Department of Human Services (DHS) first implemented DMX as an MTO module to accelerate data sorting and aggregations, creating a 30 percent improvement in elapsed time. Next, with some minimal additional development, the team...
TAGS: Data migration, Data sort, Mainframe migration, Sort tool
SDI increases productivity, responsiveness to clients by accelerating massive Vertica data loads with DMX data integration tool
Serving a diverse customer base, SDI aggregates massive volumes of physician-level and patient-level data derived from healthcare claims, hospital charges, electronic medical records, and more. The company delivers that data in various forms...
TAGS: Data warehouse, ETL data, ETL software, SQL migration
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) - Enabling In-depth Analysis of Claims Data
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has developed a process for providing ongoing, in-depth analysis on the tremendous amount of claims data received from each state. This enables CMS to determine trends, how money is spent, the...
TAGS: Data integration tool, Data sorting, Government, Healthcare, Life Science, Sort tool, Sorting data
Revenue Commissioners processes millions of Ireland's tax records in seconds while using easy scripting and data sorting.
After undergoing a comprehensive mainframe data migration project, the Revenue Commissioners relied on Syncsort to deliver the same high-performance data sorting and file manipulation capabilities in UNIX as the organization had enjoyed on the...
ICBC cuts processing time and expands database functionality with Mainframe Sort.
Utilizing the join feature of Syncsort MFX for z/OS, the group reduced the elapsed time on one DB2 application by approximately 89%. ICBC Senior Technical Specialist Don Phillips explains the process: "For the test application, we previously...
Insurance Leader turns to Syncsort's DMX accelerate DB marketing implementation with data integration acceleration
One major insurance carrier – a leader in domestic property and casualty, life insurance, and retirement planning – uses comprehensive database marketing techniques to enable its agents to present targeted upsell and cross-sell offers...
TAGS: Data merge, Data sorting, Extract transform load, Sort tool
Silverton competes with much larger market players and provides customers with personalized experiences with DMX data integration tool.
DMX is helping Silverton's customer outreach efforts, using data in the resort's customer relationship management (CRM) system, playing a crucial role in their marketing as the tool used to extract, transform and load data.
TAGS: Data integration, Data transformation, Data Warehouse, Extract transform load
Global Telecommunications Company minimizes revenue loss by cutting inventory & billing time by 88%.
Top telecommunications company needed to convert and migrate more than one terabyte of telephone numbers, phone inventory data, and activation records from its existing system to a new one. This data needed to be converted and normalized in the...
TAGS: Data Integration, Data merge, Data Sort, Sorting Data
Global Financial Services company keeps customers engaged by running client behavioral models in 1/2 a minute
DMX was used to build the feeds and replace much of the SAS processing that created the data sets and campaign lists. A campaign that once took 30 days
to complete, now takes 5. And with DMX building the feeds, the refresh process is also...
TAGS: Data Integration, ETL, SAS Processing, Sorting Data
comScore Achieves a 500% Improvement in Data Integration Throughput
comScore maintains massive proprietary databases that provide a continuous, real-time measurement of the myriad ways in which the Internet is used and the wide variety of activities that are occurring online. comScore has a global cross...
TAGS: Big Data and Hadoop, Data Integration Tool, Data merge, DMX, ETL data
Major Electronics Retailer summarizes customer data in 40% less time with DMX data integration tool.
A major electronics retail chain needed to significantly improve the performance of the summarizations and aggregations its Customer Relationship Management (CRM) analysts were doing. The customer database contained detail level data, such as...
TAGS: Data integration, Data migration, ETL software, SQL migration
Thomson Reuters: Syncsort MFX and training allows bank merger to proceed in one weekend
Engineers at BETA Systems, a division of Thomson Reuters, were faced with an enormous data management dilemma – how to combine the financial holdings databases of two merging banks in the timeframe of a single weekend.
AUTHOR: Syncsort
PUBLISHED: January 2010
TAGS: Data sorting, MFX, Sort tool
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|Go and do thou likewise
|Independent day school
|Jeremy McCullough
|Head of Lower School
|Stuart Smart
|Chairman of Governors
|Robert Bernays
|Edward Colston
|Bell Hill
Coordinates: 51°28′50″N 2°33′19″W / 51.4806°N 2.5554°W
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|109336 Tables
|Aldington, Dolphin, King's, Roundway
|Navy and Gold
Colston's School (formerly known as Colston's Collegiate School) is an independent school in Bristol, England and is a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference.
It was founded in 1710 by the trader and philanthropist Edward Colston as Colston's Hospital, originally an all boys boarding school. Day-boys were admitted in 1949 and girls were admitted to the sixth form in 1984. In 1991 it merged with Collegiate School, a girls' school in Winterbourne and was given the name Colston's Collegiate School, but this was reverted to Colston's School in 2005.[1] The current headmaster of the upper school is Jeremy McCullough (since September 2014); he joined the school from Lancing College.
The school motto Go and do thou likewise, was the motto for the Colston family. It is also one of the mottos for Colston's Girls' School. Its origin is Luke 15:37, the conclusion of the parable of the Good Samaritan.
Colston made a donation to Queen Elizabeth's Hospital in 1702 and proposed endowing places for a further 50 boys. This came to nothing, probably because of Colston's insistence that the children of Dissenters should be excluded.
Instead, he persuaded the Society of Merchant Venturers to manage a school he established for 50 boys on Saint Augustine's Back, where the Colston Hall now stands. It cost him £11,000 on capital cost and an endowment income of over £1,300. The boys (soon increased to 100) were admitted between the ages of seven and ten years and stayed for seven years. The curriculum covered reading, writing and arithmetic, and the church catechism. On leaving they were to be apprenticed to a trade.
Colston was opposed to Dissent and proposed that any boy who attended a service of worship in any place other than an Anglican church should be expelled. He also told the Merchant Venturers that if they apprenticed a boy to a Dissenter they would be in breach of their Trust.
In 1794 its master was James Gadd, of Temple Street.[2]
The school moved in 1861 to the old Bishops' Palace at Stapleton, which has been designated by English Heritage as a grade II listed building,[3] and ceased to be a charity institution with a limited curriculum. It also accepted fee-paying boys as well as the 100 boys on the charity foundation.
From about 1900 it began to be accepted as a public school.
By 1955 the school had 35 foundation scholars, selected by open competition, among its 200 boarders and 100 day boys.
Before the advent of the day-boys there were four boarding houses, North, South, East and West. These were renamed Aldington, Mortlake, Roundway and Beaufort, with Dolphin being the day-boys house. Later, King's was added as an additional day-boys house. Now there are four day houses, one of which each pupil is allocated at the start of their Colston's career: The school's boarding house Mortlake was closed in 2010 when Colston's School ended a long tradition as a boarding institution.
The House Cup is contested by the four day houses using a points system over the course of each academic year. The house with the greatest number of points at the end of that academic year will be awarded the Cup. Points are gained by either the collection of commendations, awarded by teachers for outstanding pieces of work, or through performance in house competitions. Points are deducted for receiving detentions. Sports competitions are played on a round robin basis and divided into three school blocks; Years 7 and 8, Years 9 and 10 and Year 11 and 6th Form. Sports competitions include:
- Rugby (boys and girls)
- Hockey (boys and girls)
- Cricket (boys only)
- Netball (girls only)
- Rounders (girls only)
- Rugby sevens (Year 11 and 6th Form boys only)
- Cross Country (boys and girls)
- Athletics (boys and girls)
The biggest house competition in the school calendar is the House Music. Any individual or group of pupils may enter the preliminary round, displaying any kind of musical performance, and all are awarded points for entering. The best performers will advance to the semi-finals, where they perform in front of their entire year, and the winners from this round will advance to the final where they perform in front of the whole school on the final day of the spring term. In addition to this, each of the four houses pick a song one week in advance of the final to rehearse and perform as a house. An independent adjudicator is brought in by the school to judge the four house songs and select a winner of the House Song, and to determine the overall winner of the House Music, which is between the four day houses. Victories in either of these competitions have a significant impact on the destination of the House Cup for that year.
Colston modelled his school on Christ's Hospital and the 18th century uniform reflected this – a long blue coat, knee britches and yellow stockings. By the middle of the 20th century this was mirrored by the yellow tops of the knee stockings worn by all boys until they graduated to long trousers at the age of 13. At that time caps were worn whenever a boy left the premises of the school. They were the typical peaked cap with a coloured band round the rim and an embroidered dolphin at the front, the colour reflecting the house the boy belonged to – Dolphin's was maroon, for example.
The school is known for its drama studies, having a well-equipped theatre, with cutting edge technology and equipment that public theatres would be jealous of. It is the only school in Bristol that can offer all 14 GCSE theatre options. There are a number of shows throughout the year across the age range, including GCSE A-Level and Drama Club productions. In May 2010 Year 9 students devised and produced their own version of Cinderella which raised just short of £1000 for the charity Barnados.
Cadet Force[edit]
The school's Combined Cadet Force (CCF) of 256 cadet, the largest since its formation in 1915, and the biggest in Bristol. The CCF has Army, Royal Air Force and Royal Navy sections and is compulsory for Year 9 and Cadets above Year 9 are trained in teaching all sections of the CCF syllabus to aid with the 3 Permanent CCF Staff. The CCF normally parades every week and carries out activities, including rifle shooting on the school's 15m pipe range, command tasks, climbing, camouflage and concealment, flying, sailing and walking with regular camps. The Royal Navy section has access to sailing boats which are owned by The Royal Navy these include Laser Pico's, Toppers and an RS200 racing boat.
The school plays rugby union. It won the Daily Mail Cup at U18 level seven times,[citation needed] including six years in a row between 1995 and 2000, before retiring to concentrate on compiling a fixture list against the best teams domestically and abroad.
Daily Mail Cup Controversy: Contrary to popular belief, the school was not banned from the competition for "buying in" players,[citation needed] and in fact won the competition in 2000 and 2004 under new regulations that stated only three players joining in the 6th Form could be part of a Daily Mail Cup match squad. However, it should be noted that the then headmaster – David Crawford – made plain that one of the reasons for the school withdrawing from the competition was the introduction of the new regulations. Furthermore, the fact that the new regulations were introduced in the first instance suggests that they were a response to the practice of some schools of bringing individuals into their 6th Forms primarily to represent those schools at rugby, and Colston's was a prime focus of those concerns.
The school had nearly 30 old boys playing in the Guinness Premiership in 2009,[citation needed] more in the Guinness Championship and the other National Divisions, as well as abroad. In March 2006 the school created history by becoming the first school to win both the boys and girls senior tournaments at the Rosslyn Park Schools Sevens Tournament. The school successfully defended both trophies in 2007.
Colston's went on a 14-year undefeated home run against English teams, from 1994 until Hartpury College won in 2008.[citation needed]
The 1st XV's current fixture list puts the school played England and Ireland, including Millfield School, Sedbergh School, Warwick School, Methodist College and Blackrock College.[citation needed]
Colston's is located at the top of Bell Hill, a road running directly underneath the M32 motorway. The road terminates at Junction 2 of the M32. The school is approximately two miles from the city centre and is close to bus, rail and Bristol International Airport.
Notable former pupils[edit]
Former students, known as Old Colstonians, include:
- Chris Taylor, Gloucester county cricketer, current England fielding coach
- Thomas Chatterton, romantic poet and child prodigy
- Peter Mathias, Former Master of Downing College, Cambridge
- John Ebling, Marine Biologist and Professor of Zoology
- Alan Morley MBE, holder of world record for tries scored in first class rugby union and current board member at Bristol Rugby
- Jack Spoors, British Isles international rugby player
- Robert Syms, Conservative MP for Poole, Dorset
- Robert Walter, Conservative MP for North Dorset
- Olly Barkley Rugby Player and current London Welsh player.
- Tom Varndell Rugby Player and current London Wasps player.
- Lee Mears Retired Rugby Player
- Jordan Crane Rugby Player and current Leicester Tigers player.
- Shane Geraghty Rugby Player and current London Irish player.
- ^ History Colston's School website. Retrieved 20 February 2007
- ^ Bristol Directory. page 35. Printed, published, and sold by W. Matthews, no. 10 Broad-mead near Union-street, price three shillings. 1794.
- ^ "Colston School, former Bishop's Palace". Images of England. Retrieved 2007-03-13.
Further reading[edit]
- Roger Wilson, Chapter 22, "Bristol's School", in Bristol and its Adjoining Counties, 1955
External links[edit]
- Profile on the Independent Schools Council website


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Forbes magazine, famous for its rich lists, just came out with its evaluations of the 32 NFL teams. No surprise, Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys tops the list with a current value of $1.65 billion. Only two NFL teams are unprofitable: the Seattle Seahawks, who lost $2.4 million, and the biggest loser of them all, the Oakland Raiders. Al Davis' once wondrous franchise is now the least valuable NFL club at a "mere" $797 million, plus the Raiders had the biggest operating loss in the league at $5.7 million.
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WHO: Vanderbilt (1-2, 0-1 SEC) at No. 5 Georgia (3-0, 1-0 SEC)
WHAT: UGA's second SEC game.
WHEN: 7:45 p.m. today.
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ATHENS — Todd Grantham has been known to yell and curse and throw things — and that's when dealing with his own players.
So it was no surprise to them when Georgia's fiery defensive coordinator got into it with Vanderbilt coach James Franklin after a game last season.
"We see that almost every day," linebacker Michael Gilliard said this week at practice, breaking into a smile.
The fifth-ranked Bulldogs (3-0, 1-0 Southeastern Conference) are getting set to host the Commodores, rekindling memories of last year's wild finish in Nashville.
Georgia was up by 16 in the third quarter, but Vanderbilt had a chance to pull it out in the closing seconds. The Commodores blocked a punt and got the ball back at the Bulldogs' 20, only to come up short of the end zone on the final two plays.
Things really got crazy after the clock ran out. Franklin came across the field to shake hands with Georgia coach Mark Richt and apparently had some sort of altercation with a Georgia player. Grantham jumped into the fray, screaming at Franklin. The coordinator made no apologies for his actions.
Turns out, it gave Grantham even more cred in the locker room than he already had. His guys will do just about anything for their leader, even though he's usually harder on them than he is the other team.
"Anytime a coach on the opposing team comes at one of our players, our coaches should step in. We were glad to see coach Grantham step in and have our backs for that," defensive back Sanders Commings said. "He told us he was a players' guy and he would have our backs no matter what."
Georgia is a 16-point favorite over the Commodores (1-2, 0-1), who haven't beaten a ranked SEC team since 2008 and have lost to the Bulldogs 16 of the last 17 years.
Franklin has tried to instill a new attitude. Georgia wants to show its business as usual.
"We'll be charged up. We remember last year," Commings said. "Vandy's a good team, but they're not us. We're going to show them."
While Richt wasn't necessarily happy with the way things ended a season ago, he makes no apologies for hiring a coach with Grantham's demeanor.
"I knew he had lot of fire," Richt said. "I wanted that in the guy who was going to lead the way for us on defense. I think defense is played with a lot of emotion. Of course, you've got to have a good scheme … but it's an emotional game. It's about playing hard. It's about getting after it. When the guy in charge of that group has that type of personality, it bleeds over into the way his players play."
Franklin said he's moved on since last year's game, which got downright chippy at times and resulted in half-game suspensions for three player — two from Georgia, one from Vanderbilt.
"Everybody else is going to talk about it, but I know coach Richt's going to focus on playing the game and the fundamentals, and that's what we're going to do," Franklin said. "It was an emotional, passionate, great game last year. But we're going to do what we do every single week and focus on (this) game."
He even managed to joke around when asked if he had talked with Grantham since their confrontation.
"Yeah, actually our families went on vacation together. Disney World," the Vanderbilt coach said. "We were floating in the pool together, drinking mai-tais."
Then he turned serious.
"We saw each other and most of the assistants on the road recruiting," Franklin said. "He does a great job and has done a great job for a long time. His defense plays hard and flies around. They're passionate about what they do, and we're passionate about what we do. It's nothing more than that. I do have respect for how his defense plays."
Georgia's players have learned that Grantham sets a demanding standard — and everyone gets treated the same when they don't do their job. If doesn't matter if you're an All-American or a scout-teamer.
"He stays on us all the time," Commings said. "If we give up a run of more than 5 or 6 yards, it's too much. If we give up a pass of more than 8 yards, he'll get onto us. I like that. We want to be great. He wants us to be great. If he's OK with us giving up big plays, then we'll never be great."
Grantham's pregame pep talks and halftime rants have taken on a life of their own within the team.
Even the offense tries to get in on what he's saying.
"He's crazy," quarterback Aaron Murray said. "We like to listen in if he throws a board or breaks something or flips a chair. He does some crazy stuff. It's funny at times. But I know our defensive guys respect him and listen to whatever he says."
If more trouble breaks out during today's game in Athens, look for Grantham to be right in the middle of things, standing up for his players.
"He's not going to back from anyone," Murray said.
Georgia's versatile offense putting up big numbers
ATHENS — With apologies to A.J. Green, Georgia would rather have plenty of options.
The Bulldogs hope to keep mixing things up when they face Vanderbilt on Saturday night.
Aaron Murray and No. 5 Georgia (3-0, 1-0 Southeastern Conference) have been getting nearly everyone in on the offensive act through the first quarter of the season. Tavarres King, Marlon Brown and Michael Bennett have each had 100-yard receiving games. In last week's blowout of Florida Atlantic, freshmen Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall rushed for more than 100 yards apiece.
There's no one the quality of Green, a wondrous receiver who played for the Bulldogs from 2008-10 before moving on the NFL.
If this keeps up, there doesn't need to be.
"Most definitely, you like to have as many weapons as you can have," offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said. "I remember when we had A.J. Green. Now, he was an outstanding player. But in 2009 and 2010, we'd get a different type coverage than we saw on film. They'd play something totally different to take him away."
It's hard to do that these days.
Start with Murray, a junior who's got the experience to spot holes in the defense and the skills to get the ball to the right guy. He's closing in on the school record for touchdown passes, tied for second place on the list with Eric Zeier (67 each) and just five away from mark held by David Greene.
There is no shortage of potential targets. Bennett, Brown and King already have double-figure receptions. Eight other players have at least one catch, including two-way player Malcolm Mitchell, who has been spending most of his time on defense. Once the Bulldogs get back to full strength on that side of the line, Mitchell is expected to spend more time with the offense.
"More weapons is always better," Bobo said.
Last week, the Bulldogs put up a school-record 713 yards against Florida Atlantic. Of course, the quality of competition will get much tougher now that Georgia is getting into the meat of its SEC schedule — Vanderbilt begins a stretch of seven straight league games — but it was still an impressive display.
Overall, Georgia ranks second in the conference in scoring (47.3 a game), displaying good balance between the passing game (third with a 295-yard average) and the ground attack (fourth at 222.7). The Bulldogs feel so good about their depth at receiver they've spiced up the scheme with more three- and four-receiver formations.
"We're comfortable as an offense," Murray said. "Coach Bobo has put a lot of trust in me and in the receivers to run great routs and get open and make plays. We feel great with our progress. There's still work to be done and guys who still need to get comfortable in the four-receiver set, but we're doing well."
Vanderbilt (1-2, 0-1) is still seeking the sort of victory that will truly signal a change in direction at the perennial SEC backwater. Coach James Franklin has made it clear the Commodores will no longer make excuses or accept mediocrity, but they still haven't beaten a ranked SEC team since 2008.
Georgia has won 16 of the last 17 meetings between the teams.
"It would definitely be a great win for us," Vandy tailback Wesley Tate said. "Any win is obviously great and it's all the same to me, but a win against Georgia would be important for our season."
Under Franklin, the Commodores definitely appear positioned for a breakthrough. They have lost five of their last six SEC games by an average of 4.6 points — the largest margin of defeat in that span a six-point overtime setback to Tennessee at the end of last season. Vanderbilt gave No. 7 South Carolina a scare in the season opener, losing 17-13.
"Sometimes we forget where the program was when we got here and where we're going," Franklin said. "Sometimes we get caught up week-to-week in the wins and tough losses. I'm thinking big picture. To me, every win for us is signature. Some wins are probably bigger to the fans and to the media, but internally, we're just trying to get a win always. We look at it like we're building this program every single day and week."
The Commodores switched up at quarterback last week, turning to transfer Austyn Carta-Samuels in a rout of lower-division Presbyterian. He is expected to start against Georgia, though former No. 1 Jordan Rodgers — the younger brother of Green Bay star Aaron Rodgers — could get back into the mix if the offense falters.
"Doing it against Presbyterian is one thing. Doing it against Georgia is another," Franklin said. But, he quickly added, "If we didn't feel like Austyn could handle things against Georgia, we wouldn't have made the changes against Presbyterian."
Last year, the Commodores nearly knocked off Georgia in Nashville. After rallying from a 16-point deficit, a blocked punt in the closing seconds gave Vanderbilt a shot for the upset. But the Bulldogs turned away two final cracks at the end zone, preserving a 33-28 victory.
There were some chippy plays during the game, and things really turned ugly afterward. Franklin and Georgia defensive coordinator Todd Grantham got into a screaming match on the field and had to be separated.
Neither expects any carry-over to Saturday night.
"It gets heated out there," Grantham said. "It's really not a big deal."
More like this story
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- PREVIEW: Auburn desperate for win vs. Vandy ( October 20, 2012 )
- Vandy hopes to turn home-field edge into upset vs. red-hot UGA ( October 15, 2011 )
- Two UGA players -- including Early County grad Williams -- suspended for halves ( October 20, 2011 )
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I just knew that when I wrote that last post about some on the Street growing tired of Apple, that it would lead to a few responses from some of you. Well, I was right.
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