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IT'S official -- the winter 2011-12 was one of the warmest on Environment Canada's books shattering records across much of the country.
The winter that wasn't was most pronounced on the Prairies, which had the driest winter on record, with 56 per cent less snow and rain than normal and temperatures more than 6 C higher than normal.
The winter fits with a pronounced warming trend, according to the department's climate trackers, who note that Canada's average winter temperatures have been at or above normal since 1997.
They report the national average temperature for the winter was 3.6 C above normal, the third warmest since nationwide records began in 1948.
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text: Christina School District Christina School Superintendent to Retire By Don Rush • Oct 28, 2015 christina12.org The Superintendent of the Christina School District will be retiring in February. Freeman Williams has been in his job for the last three years and he went on a leave of absence in August. The Wilmington News Journal reports that the school board is now exploring a time line in the search for a new superintendent. The paper reports that the change in leadership comes after the state Board of Education came into conflict with the district over how to improve three Priority Schools in Wilmington. Judge Mediates Lawsuit in Student Suicide By Don Rush • Sep 16, 2015 creative commons WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - A judge is overseeing mediation in a lawsuit filed by the family of a Newark High School student who hanged himself hours after talking to a school counselor and acknowledging a previous suicide attempt just days earlier. Wednesday's mediation involves a lawsuit filed against Christina School District officials in 2010. Another No for the Christina School District By Don Rush • May 28, 2015 Don Rush The Christina School District got another no from voters for its property tax increase request. That will mean the district will begin its budget cuts and layoffs. The vote was just nearly 6,000 to around 5,000 against the tax hike. That was much closer than that blowout that occurred in February for a much large increase. The proposal would have increased taxes on $100 of assessed property value by 37 cents. It would have been spread out over a three year period. 3 Priority Schools Keep Principals for Another Year By Don Rush • Mar 11, 2015 melinda shelton / creative commons The Christina School District got a year's delay for three inner-city Wilmington facilities. The state says the three Priority Schools can retain their principals and teachers. Meanwhile, state leaders are still deal with the redistricting plan that would put the district schools into the Red Clay School District. The Wilmington News Journal reports that the Christina School Board voted last night to keep the Bancroft and Stubbs elementary schools as well as the Bayard Middle School in its district for another year. Christina School Budget Cuts Begin After Voters Turn Down Tax Hike By Don Rush • Feb 27, 2015 Don Rush WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - The Christina School District has begun cutting costs to address a budget deficit after voters nixed a plan to raise property taxes to cover growing school costs. The Wilmington News Journal reports the district is freezing hiring, cancelling travel for personnel and cutting school budgets. Principals are being asked to cut overtime, reduce contracted services and eliminate unfilled positions in which teachers get extra pay to serve as coaches or advisers. Property Tax Hike: No in Christina, Yes in Red Clay By Don Rush • Feb 25, 2015 Don Rush There will be no property tax hike for those living in the Christina school district. Voters turned down two proposals by as much as 4-thousand votes out of over 6-thousand cast. The first plan would have raised taxes by 65 cent per $100 of assessed property value .which would have covered the district's growing costs and staved off budget cuts. The second would have raised taxes by $1.05 for $100 of assessed property value which would have paid for a boost to gifted and talented programs as well as summer school and extended days. Delay in Plans to Improve Schools by Christina Board of Education By Don Rush • Jan 14, 2015 official photo There has been a delay by the Christina School Board in its final decision on its three priorities. Last night the school board said it wanted to allow the communities to have time to study a new compromise plan that is the result of discussions between the district and state officials. The delay means that the months-long debate will continue on the board between those who want to compromise with the state and those who want to make a stand. At issue is how best to turn around the schools that serve some of worst neighborhoods in Wilmington. Racial Discipline Disparity Gets Hearing In Christina School District By Don Rush • Jun 14, 2013 Don Rush This week found Christina Superintendent Freeman Williams defending the school district's efforts to address an investigation that found black students were being disciplined more often and more harshly than white students in similar circumstances. The investigation by the US Department of Education looked at three years beginning in 2008. Superintendent Williams told a public meeting Wednesday that the district is confident it will be able to resolve man of the issues that have been identified. Christina School District Could Lose $2.3 Million in State Aid By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2013 christinak12.org The Department of Education has threatened to deny $2.3 million next year to the Christina School District. It involves a disagreement over plans to improve the District's struggling schools. In a letter sent yesterday the Department said the district had declined to take part in the statewide bonus program meant to reward top-performing teachers at high needs schools and failed to come up with an approved alternative. The district contends says it never committed to participating in the program and that the district has a solution. Layoff Notices Sent Out To Be Sent Out by Christina School District By Don Rush • Apr 18, 2012 More than a dozen elementary school teachers are expected to get layoff notices from the Christina School District as a result of the staffing changes at Bancroft Elementary School. It was a close 4-to-3 vote by the Board of Education. Board member Elizabeth Scheinberg, who opposed the decision, said she was concerned that the district will struggle to find qualified candidates to fill open positions at Bancroft. Newark Charter School Expansion Recommended by Top Delaware Educator By Don Rush • Apr 13, 2012 Delaware Education Secretary Lillian Lowery is recommending approval to expand the Newark Charter School to become the state's first K-thourgh-12 charter school But in her recommendation to the Board of Education she also required the school to reach out to poor and minority students as well as to offer free and reduced-price lunches to low-income students beginning in the fall of this year. New Superintendent Heads Christina School District By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2012 Delaware's largest school district is getting a new superintendent. Longtime Delaware educator and district employee Freeman Williams has been named to head the Christina School District. His appointment follows the departure of Marcia Lyles, who told the board last December…she did not want to renew her contract. 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Figured we would catch up on a few Eagles-related items that we saw over the holiday weekend before the team's rookies and selected veterans head back to the practice field on Tuesday for four days of minicamp ... Some you might have seen and some you might have missed ... Enjoy
* We know you are sitting there wondering what Hank Baskett and Kendra Wilkinson did for the Memorial Day weekend. The wedding is about a month away; Kendra's new reality show on E! debuts June 7. Well, we'll tell you. Hank and Kendra and fellow "Girl Next Door" Holly Madison hosted a pool party at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, according to the folks at Enterainment Tonight online and VegasNews.com.
We provide the VegasNews.com link, because we figure some of you might be more interested in the pictures than the words.
* With his weekend off before returning to camp, Kevin Kolb returned to his native Texas to compete in a fishing tournament with a friend. The tournament drew 400 anglers to Lake Whitney. Kolb, who grew up in Stephenville, is an avid outdoorsman. (You might recall the story of his hunting boar with a knife that he once told Les Bowen.)


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This food, drink and live music destination is situated next door to Hackney Central station on Amhurst Road. It has top quality food and drink alongside an exciting music programme in the unique space of a redeveloped railway station.
Head Chef Dave Ahern (formerly of House of Wolf and Burger Breakout) has created the menu around presenting familiar flavours in unusual combinations. The menu features modern interpretation of classic East End dishes. Many dishes also showcase the techniques of curing smoking and pickling that are celebrated in Nordic cuisine.
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Fairly quiet for a Wednesday night, after I had heard this place can get quite busy. Oslo has a lovely atmosphere, dim lighting which creates an intimate setting.
I had ordered the Oslo burger, which was truly a delicious burger. I rarely order my burger meat medium unless I feel comfortable about the kitchen. Whilst my meat was slightly underdone, it was fresh and tasted delicious. The fries...more
It's weird - when I told people I'm about to go to Oslo Hackney the reaction was: "Nooo don't go there, the music is horrible!". So I expected a club with, well horrible music! But it's so much more than just a club. In fact, if you enter the place there isn't even a club in sight. The club is on the upper floor and what's on the ground level is just a very stylish and awesome-looking bar with...more
Good service
Nice venue
Great for shows
Food was pretty bad. Overcooked and tepid lamb in my burger. Potato salad had hard undercooked potatoes.more
Oslo is one of those misleading London spots. What I was expecting was a sleek Nordic space with herring and meatballs and the likes. What I got was a re-developed building (possibly a former part of the station?) with a bit of that Nordic charm, but really just a quality lunch spot.
There's lots of room, lots of natural light, a really comfortable spot to sit and eat. I got the New York...more
I'm disappointed to have to write this review. Since Oslo opened, I've had quite a few friends who have had bad experiences there...most of them stemming from bad service and rude staff. I, however, had always had a decent time (although...had only been there for early evenings and for live music gigs)...and have defended the place.
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Cute bottle, lovely smell, doesnt wear off so soon. It didn't give me a headache yet, but that can change anytime, like with any other perfume. Amazing smell though, i LOVE it.
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I loved this at first, but after awhile it became too sweet and cloying.
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Oh how I cannot get enough of this. This is such a sparkling scent and so very suitable for Spring! I am now lemming a FB of this. Strawberry Champagne as one described is perfect. It's a beautiful mixture and very well put together. I do pick up hints of rose, caramel & popcorn. This is a delight to wear today and would love to have more the future!
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Smells great. I couldn't get enough of it when I first bought it. Very cute bottle. Gave me a horrible migraine :(
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I don't think people appreciate how very French this scent is. If you're familiar with the emotional aspect of chypres, then you'll understand how MDC manages to convey so much in such a simplistic manner and with notes that have been blended together so seamlessly that they are almost linear. It has something luxurious; something very Chanel-like about it; most likely just the luxury of something obviously Parisian. What comes to mind when I'm wearing this scent, as other reviewers have described, is strawberries and champagne. If I really focus and look for the popcorn accord in the drydown, I can find it. I know that there is caramel there, as well, but it's too well-blended to pull it out of the composition and identify it. Luca Turin described it as a strawberry-rose-patchouli and I definitely get all three, but as a combination, they're quite cheerful and surprisingly original.
I bought it on a whim after admiring it several times from afar, but not having been entirely captivated by it. After purchasing, it grew on me quite quickly; like the haircut that you thought was too short at first and then realized you adored after a couple of days, or that sweet guy you thought was such a good friend until you realized he was THE ONE. Reaching for the lovely bottle puts a smile on my face and I'd have given it five stars but I haven't yet decided whether or not it's a masterpiece, despite the fact that it was created by master perfumer Christine Nagel (see Guerlain Gourmand Coquin, Delices de Cartier, D&G The One, Narcisso Rodriguez, etc.). This is a great big, in-your-face, smiling sort of a fragrance and it's perfect for chasing away the clouds and setting the mood on a bright and sunny day. This is a loud scent that will most likely wear YOU instead of the opposite and others will take notice of its contagious energy. Boozy and sweet, floral and fresh; it will make you want to skip barefoot along a meadow in a white eyelet dress, gather handfuls of wildflowers, and dance the night away with happy, smiling people!
More than Pink Sugar, more than Angel, more than L de Lolita, this one takes me back to the carefree attitude of my childhood and the thought that the world was just a stage set for falling in love. Sure, it's youthful, but it's also sophisticated and I'd much rather smell like a youngster with class and a beautiful attitude than a snooty old lady whose pretensions keep her from wearing something happy!
UPDATE: After wearing this scent several times, my boyfriend pointed out the prominent pineapple note that is most present during the initial moment after spraying. It slowly fades, but is undeniably there; I can't believe I didn't notice it until it was pointed out to my nose! This just makes it all the more summery and worthwhile in my opinion!
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Ick. I hate the smell of this perfume. It literally makes me gag. Too bad the battle is so darn cute
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The bottle is incredibly cute, and the scent is pleasant, too. However, the reason why I rated it a 3 is that it's not distinguishable from other scents - it's just "blah" and "ok". It doesn't really stick out -- it's just not a unique scent to me. It's nice, but stays at nice - not much else.
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just go smell it. get in your car, or get on your bicycle, and go smell it.
would buy this till my dying day
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I LOVE this Eau De Parfum. My mom says it smells like roses on me <3 To me, It smells like sugary florals. Its perfect for Spring! I get so many compliments telling me that I smell nice when I wear this. I do a spritz on my neck and a spritz on my hoodie, and I can smell the scent the next day. It is worth the hefty price tag. Will repurchase
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I purchased this perfume about two weeks ago because a lot of people were saying that this perfume is amazing. I like this perfume. I was kind of on the line with this scent at first. When I first got it, I thought it smelled like Strawberry Kool-Aid powder, which is not a good thing to me. But I do like it more now. It definitly smells more fruity and sweet in the bottle, than it does when you spray it on, which is kind of annoying, because it is more floraly when sprayed on thann in the bottle. To me, it is a fruity and sweet and floraly perfume all together. I do like the packaging. Over all, I think it is a really good anytime perfume for any age! :)
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Using a qualitative approach, I study two processes of intra-organizational cooperation and coordination – control and trust – in creative organizations. Specifically, I analyze the complex nature of trust-control relationships in Orpheus orchestra, the world's largest contemporary conductorless orchestra. I discuss how it rehearses and performs without a baton holder and benefits from the creativity of all musicians. This study supports the duality perspective of trust-control relationships. While competence trust and goodwill trust enable musicians to participate in organizational decision-making and be creative, it is behavioral, input, output and social control strategies that facilitate the development of trust and help ensure the orchestra's long-term success. Trust-control duality allows Orpheus to achieve "optimal distinctiveness," which aligns creativity and artistic freedoms with the goals of economic stability.
Data from the 2002 Religion and Public Activism Survey were used to examine relationships among measures of religious orientation, embeddedness in social networks and the level of trust individuals direct toward others. Results from ordered logistic regression analysis demonstrate that Catholics and members of other denominations show significantly less trust in strangers than mainline Protestants, while older persons and those who are more trusting of acquaintances show greater trust. Although measures of personal religiosity and activity within a congregation show no statistically significant relationship to trust once important controls are taken into account, measures of embeddedness within secular social networks do.
This paper presents a large-scale, comprehensive test of generalized trust across 31 nations. I pay particular attention to the theory and measurement of voluntary associations in promoting trust, hypothesizing that voluntary associations connected to other voluntary associations are more beneficial for the creation of generalized trust than associations isolated from other associations. The theory is tested with a multi-level, cross-national model, including both individual-level and country-level variables to predict the placement of trust. At the individual level, I find that membership in connected associations creates more trust than membership in isolated associations. At the national level, having more connected voluntary associations increases trust, while having more isolated associations decreases trust.
We investigate interrelationship among income inequality, global economy and the role of the state using an unbalanced panel data set with 311 observations on 60 countries, dated from 1970 to 1994. The analysis proceeds in two stages. First, we test for effects on income inequality of variables characterizing the situation of a society in the world system: world system position (core, semi-periphery, periphery), foreign trade structure, export commodity concentration, export partner concentration and size of the state (measured as government expenditure or revenue). Second, we analyze the role of the interaction between foreign direct investment and government size in the inverted-U shaped relationship of income inequality with foreign investment. We find that most traditional measures of trade dependence have inconsistent or weak positive effects on inequality, while export commodity concentration has a negative effect. We also find that the effects of foreign direct investment on inequality is positive at low to intermediate levels of government size, but that this effect is substantially attenuated or negative in societies with a larger public sector. We conclude that distributional outcomes are dependent upon how the state reacts to growing globalization-related pressures.
The study of the adoption of activities to protect the natural environment has tended to focus on the role of organizational fields. This article advances existing research by simultaneously examining conflicting processes that operate in nested organizational fields at local, national and supra-national levels. It examines the recent spread of an environmental program for reducing emissions of greenhouse gases among local governments in three countries: United States, Canada and Australia. Qualitative data is used to identify the main factors that contribute to municipalities' decision to adopt this program, while event history analysis is used to test hypotheses regarding the effect of local governments' attributes, as well as of ties to state and global associations. Results show that widespread adoption of this environmental program is contingent on the development of national change agencies.
Although past research has failed to establish a link between protest and policy change, we reexamine the relationship at the agenda-setting stage of policymaking. We assert that protestors compete for attention among lawmakers at the agenda-setting stage. An issue receives more attention when the frequency of protest activity around a particular issue is sufficiently high for that issue to stand out within the field of competing issues. We examine this process by analyzing the factors associated with increasing and fluctuating attention to rights-related issues in Congress. We find that protest, issue legitimacy and issue competition account for variation in the number of congressional hearings granted to rights issues.
How does a history of competition between two economic actors affect their willingness and ability to work together for mutual benefit? Existing theory and research offer mixed predictions and answers. The competitive embeddedness hypothesis suggested here postulates that the likelihood of cooperation between two firms is positively related to the intensity of competition between these firms in the preceding period. The likely mechanisms leading to this are familiarity and knowledge-based trust, both of which are greater between competitors than between non-competitors or two randomly selected actors. Analysis of investment syndicates in venture capital industry supports the competitive embeddedness hypothesis. The hypothesis holds independently of business culture and of the industry's development stage.
During the late 1990s, college students across the United States mobilized around labor issues. Our research explores whether this explosion of student protest activity was generated, in part, by concerted efforts of the AFL-CIO through its Union Summer college student internship program. A statistical analysis of factors influencing the location of Students Against Sweatshops chapters and student labor protest confirms that the Union Summer program has successfully mobilized a generation of college students for labor activism. This research extends the labor literature by providing evidence of the revitalized labor federation's success in forming bridges to non-traditional constituencies. Our findings inform social movement scholarship and studies of inter-organizational influence by demonstrating that a professional social movement organization can strategically generate mobilization among a new constituency.
We present five frameworks for explaining which U.S. states adopted high school exit examination policies at particular points in time. The frameworks correspond to issues of academic achievement, education spending, economic conditions, racial/ethnic heterogeneity and policy diffusion. Using event history techniques we find that states with higher unemployment rates and higher proportions of racial/ethnic minority youth are more likely to have adopted HSEE policies than otherwise similar states.
Survey data for majority and minority ethnicities in Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Russia illustrate how internal ethnic identification and other social characteristics influence external ethnic classification. Logistic regressions show how interviewers use negative social characteristics (poverty, low education) to classify respondents as Roma (Gypsies) who did not self-identify as such. In contrast, for other minorities (Hungarians in Romania, Ukrainians in Russia) and majorities, these characteristics had the opposite or little effect, though self-identification, parents' ethnicity and language were influential. Interviewers' classifications tend to include, not exclude, these ethnicities as majorities. Thus, classifications are external and exclusionary for the racialized ethnicity, Roma, while classifications are optional and inclusive for other ethnicities.
Self-reported discrimination is linked to diminished well-being, but the processes generating these reports remain poorly understood. Employing the life course perspective, this paper examines the correspondence between expected age preferences for workers and perceived age discrimination among a nationally representative sample of 7,225 working women, followed between 1972-1989. Analyses find that perceived age discrimination is high in the 20s, drops in the 30s and peaks in the 50s. This curvilinear pattern matches external reports of age preferences and is robust to a variety of controls and model specifications. Additionally, the primary driver of perceived age discrimination is age – not cohort or historical period. These findings suggest that perceived age discrimination is a useful indicator of population-level exposure to work-related age discrimination among women.
Although perceived discrimination (especially due to race-ethnicity) decreases mental health, the influence of perceived discrimination due to other reasons on mental health needs to be explored. This study examines the relationship between perceived age discrimination and mental health and determines whether psychosocial resources explain or buffer (i.e., reduce the strength of) this relationship. Using a nationally-representative sample of persons aged 25-74 from the Midlife Development in the United States survey, this study finds that perceived age discrimination is associated with higher psychological distress and lower positive well-being. Perceived age discrimination is more negatively associated with women's mental health than men's. Although sense of control buffers the relationship between perceived age discrimination and psychological distress, perceived age discrimination decreases sense of control and social support.
Age discrimination in employment has received mounting attention over the past two decades, and from various cross-cutting social science disciplines. Findings from survey and experimental analyses have revealed the pervasiveness of ageist stereotypes, while aggregate and life course analyses suggest trends toward downward occupational mobility for ageing workers, especially in the face of economic restructuring and global economic pressures. In this article, we extend the literature by offering explicit theoretical conceptualization of age discrimination in employment – conceptualization that builds on prior social closure perspectives dealing with social stratification, broadly – and then analyzing unique quantitative and qualitative data on verified cases of workplace age discrimination occurring between 1988 and 2003. Our analyses center on 1.) the interactional nature of workplace age discrimination and its relation to status, 2.) how explicit ageist stereotypes both invoke discrimination and help gatekeepers justify such behavior, and 3.) the ways in which supposedly age-neutral ideologies, centering specifically on corporate costs and well-being, may also spur ageist discriminatory treatment. Results reveal vulnerability for skilled and semi-skilled workers, particularly those nearing 50 years old and retirement. Qualitative immersion into a subsample of cases reveals precisely how stereotypes are used, how employers rationalize discrimination by invoking business costs, and how the workers are affected. We conclude by discussing the implications of our findings as well as the utility of social closure theory for future research and theorizing on age discrimination and inequality.
This paper situates age discrimination within a broader system of age relations that intersects with other inequalities, and then uses that framework to analyze internet advertisements for the anti-aging industry. Such ads reinforce age and gender relations by positing old people as worthwhile only to the extent that they look and act like those who are middle aged or younger, by defining manhood and womanhood in opposition to each other, and by defining old age as an unhealthy loss of gender identity. These ads promote a reversion to middle age and white, middle-class, heterosexual norms of male performance and female beauty. The analysis demonstrates the utility of understanding age discrimination in terms of intersecting relations of inequality rather than learned attitudes alone.


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Journal of Democracy
Volume 9, Number 2, April 1998
pp. 49-63 | 10.1353/jod.1998.0029
Journal of Democracy 9.2 (1998) 49-63
African Ambiguities
Have Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni and his National Resistance Movement (NRM) invented a form of "no-party democracy" more suitable for Africa than Western-style multiparty competition? Under the NRM government, Uganda has made remark-able strides in recovering from the insecure, lawless, and economically immobilized regimes that came before, even if some sections of the country have not yet reaped the benefits. Since the NRM took over in 1986, it has organized three national elections. Each, according to local and foreign observers, was freer, fairer, and more open than the 1980 election, the only other one held since Uganda gained its independence from Britain in 1962. Moreover, in a development never seen before in Uganda, the NRM has repeatedly held elections in every village. In the no-party presidential election in 1996, Museveni won more than 70 percent of the vote, soundly defeating Paul Ssemogerere, the candidate of a coalition formed by groups with allegiances to the Democratic Party (DP) and the Uganda People's Congress (UPC), the two most important among the old political parties.
To most Ugandans, Museveni's victory seemed to validate no-party democracy, and for two reasons. First, he won by a landslide; few impartial observers felt that he would have lost to Ssemogerere even had parties been allowed to campaign. Second, the bankruptcy of the old multiparty system was made manifest by the willingness of Ssemogerere, the "real" winner of the 1980 elections, to ally himself with the UPC, the party that he had always charged with cheating the DP of its victory by threatening to use the army.
Were Museveni to cite as evidence for the superiority of no-party democracy the Kenyan multiparty elections of 1992 and 1997 -- which featured multiple candidate defections from one party to another as well as ethnic bloc voting in half of all legislative constituencies -- few in either country would dispute him. Indeed, most would probably agree that Kenya can hardly be said to be more democratic than Uganda, though the former has 27 parties and the latter has none.
Many foreign donors, who have become entranced by Uganda's economic and political recovery, have praised its new form of democracy. "What is happening in Uganda is . . . your own type of democracy that is trying to fit into the Ugandan context," said one. The new British Labour government has decided that it "will not press for multiparty reforms in Uganda." This is particularly significant because elsewhere in Africa, donors have insisted that aid depends on continued progress toward permitting parties to form and compete freely. What envy Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi must feel when he hears the praise that is heaped upon Uganda for its staunch refusal to allow parties!
Both the foreign and the domestic audiences are right in one respect and wrong in another. They are right to think that Uganda has never been as democratic, either at the village or the national level, as it is today. But they are wrong to imagine that the no-party system has made it so. The great puzzle is to figure out what no-party democracy stands for, and whether it has a future. A look at the treatment of no-party democracy by top NRM officials helps to show why these questions are hard to answer.
While the NRM's leaders prefer to speak of "movement" democracy, I refer here to "no-party" democracy because its authors actually discuss it more in terms of what they wish to avoid (parties) than in terms of what they claim to have created (a movement). In the Ugandan version, all adults, by virtue of residence, are members of the Movement and of their village Resistance (now called Local) Council (RC). An interlocking structure of elected RCs reaches up through five administrative levels that culminate in district government. Parties may exist, but are barred from political activity. This, says the NRM, is necessary to prevent appeals that smack of "sectarianism"--a term that in Ugandan usage refers not only to conflicts based on religion, but also to those based on ethnicity or regional ties (in Uganda, the...
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The demand for good web design is increasing, revealed a recent Webcopyplus online poll. Almost 25% of web users indicated "poor visual presentation" as the number one element that drives them away from websites.
Only 6.6% of web users who participated in a similar 2007 online poll indicated 'poor visual presentation" as the main reason to abandon a website. That equates to a 267% increase during the two-year period.
Our web content specialists believe the increased desire for quality design comes from the fact that Internet users have become increasingly sophisticated. Consequently, more of today's Internet users understand that a well designed website makes it possible to achieve more, with less time and effort.
A total of 318 web users were asked what's most likely to drive them away from a website.
- 50.9% indicated "slow load times"
- 24.8% noted "weak web copy"
- 24.2% specified "poor visual presentation"
In the 2007 poll, 51.2% of 258 participants indicated "slow load times" and 42.2% noted "weak web copy" as their biggest turn-offs.
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Informed web designers and business owners alike know that design is vital to a successful website, and its beauty must go far beyond looks. While design needs to support a company's brand positioning, it must also effectively inform, communicate and provide positive experiences.
A winning website is one that delivers useful, relevant content that allows people to accomplish their goals quickly and easily. In today's hectic society, that's what makes a great and lasting impression on the Web.
Good design achieves simplicity through a range of elements -- from a single point of focus to intuitive information flow to plain, familiar menu names. And as more people flock to the Web for everything from casual encounters to green homes, more businesses will likely lean on web specialists who can contribute to effective design.
Web professionals who specialize in select services, technologies and industries will increasingly thrive with higher tier clients and get paid accordingly. In contrast, jack-of-all-trade web types can't keep up with every emerging tactic and tool, and they'll eventually only appeal to and serve clients who are purely price-driven. These clients generally don't value expertise, nor are they willing to pay for it.
Additionally, web professionals will benefit from the fact that businesses are pushing more of their marketing dollars online – even those businesses that have been hesitant to shift from traditional media such as TV, radio and newsprint.
Moving marketing online makes more sense than ever. Something's off when typical consumers might spend 25% of their media time on the Web and a company is investing only 5% or so of its marketing budgets on websites and other online promotions.


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Damn, whenever I listen to this track, I always ask myself,"How did Big Sean let Kendrick kill him on his own shit?!" Even with Kendrick's killer verse, Big Sean and Jay Electronica(known as the dude who rapped after King kendrick) spit good verses. Unfortunately, verses can be overshadowed by something as little as someone claiming they are the king of New York, and also telling his colleagues to back off because the they are not on his level(F.Y.I I'm being sarcastic).
And many tried to bandage there broken hearts by responding to his verse. They can't admit that that shit didn't help
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As Freddie wakes up on the couch in The Dog flat, and is caught by Mac, elsewhere, Lindsey puts her name on someone else's ultrasound scan picture.
As Freddie wakes up on the couch in The Dog flat, and is caught by Mac, elsewhere, Lindsey puts her name on someone else's ultrasound scan picture.
Lindsey tells Kim that Freddie's alive and goes to meet him armed with her kill kit.
Kim's shocked to discover Lindsey has discharged Esther from hospital.
Kim finds Esther unconscious at The Bean and calls for a paramedic. Lindsey is drawn to the commotion outside and locks eyes with Kim when Esther's brought back to life.
Nancy storms over to the Roscoes' to confront Lindsey about Charlie's confession.
As the Nightingales and Savages reel from last night's revelation, Alfie feels lost and, reluctantly, calls Marnie for somewhere to stay.
As Sienna grows concerned about Maxine's behaviour, Mrs St Claire summons Sienna, Maxine and Nancy to the school to show them a portrait of Patrick that she's had made to go in the special needs u
Cindy tells Mac she's continuing with her plan to get what she's owed from him.
Louis is trying to convince Simone not to accept Joanne's job offer. When Joanne tries to kiss Louis, he pushes her back and she's surprised by his reaction.
Maxine's alarmed when she finds Patrick's will is on fire - but who is responsible?
As a suspicious Nancy wonders what Darren is hiding from her, DS Thorpe arrives to tell Sienna, Nico and Maxine that they're closing the case on Patrick's disappearance following Maxine's request
Jade and Lisa sit anxiously in the hospital waiting room with the Osbornes. They're called into the doctor's office and Jade is overwhelmed when she's told she doesn't have cancer.
Myra and Diego are practicing their Tango moves when Nathan calls about his Spanish lessons.
With Rachel ignoring Nathan's calls, he asks Diego to give him Spanish lessons so he can prove how committed he is to travelling around South America with her.
Mercedes goes to the hospital to find the man who Lindsey says got her pregnant. Meanwhile, Joe has decided he needs to tell Mercedes the truth… today!
After agreeing to put Trevor in the past, Grace decides to sell his fish and the equipment but stumbles across an old receipt from the pet shop, which gives him an alibi for the night Will was mur
Tegan finds Lockie at the hospital – but will she believe him when he tells her what Cameron's done? Lockie flees the hospital when he finds out Cameron's on his way and goes to the Lomaxes.
Mrs St Claire doesn't let Peri hand in her artwork late. Peri finds out that Mrs St Claire is transgender and, out of spite, sends a text to everyone at school.
Cameron's nervous about the Mr and Mrs competition at The Dog, but Peri has a plan to help him.
Robbie and Holly try to escape from the hotel before the police, and Jason, catch them. Robbie escapes, but Holly's left behind.
Jason offers to go with Holly to a University open day but she tries to get out of it. Meanwhile, Holly lets slip to Harry about her affair with Robbie.
Cindy's staying at the Roscoes and begs Jason to talk to Holly, but it backfires when it looks as though he's taking Cindy's side. Dirk tells Cindy to stay away from baby Hilton.
Policeman Ben doesn't believe Darren's story about why Patrick's tie-pin was in the boot of his car.
Cindy's panicking as the day of Neeta and Mac's wedding arrives, while Neeta finds out Ellie's cancelled her caterers.
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NewsJanuary 18 2012
Governor's Teacher Initiative Discussed
Governor's Teacher Initiative Discussed
Lyman Superintendent Doug Eppard expressed to the board of education, at their Monday night meeting, his concern over Gov. Dennis Daugaard's proposed South Dakota Investing in Teachers initiative unveiled during the Governor's state of the state address recently.
"I'm not thrilled with merit pay for teachers," said Eppard. "It's hard on everyone.'
Eppard explained to the board the Governor's proposal to measure schools and teachers by their students' growth, award bonuses to teachers that select to teach math and science and do away with tenure.
The superintendent said legislation like this could hurt teacher moral.
Mr. Eppard stated Lyman staff is excited about the possibility to be compensated for more profession development that the proposal also includes.
No bills have been filed as of yet, but he will watch the issue.
For more on the story, pick up an issue of this weeks paper.
- Former Bearcat and current Raider fan selected to the Hall of Fame
- Share your love story with us
- Annual Kennebec fishing tournament draws crowd
- March 19 to be proclaimed as "Mike Sweeney Day" in Presho
- Lyman places 10th at Mid Dakota Monster
- GLF grants applications now being accepted
- Give 'em room to work
- 40th year for Lyman tourney
- Snow arrived the day after Christmas
- Officials urge holiday safety
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The buddha monk's in your trunk, turn the bass up
Lyric Meaning
Nas refers to himself as "the buddha monk" because of his love for marijuana – aka "buddha". Illmatic features an all-star team of producers including Q-Tip, Pete Rock, Large Professor and DJ Premier, so if you want to appreciate the full effect of the album you should turn your bass up and blast it.
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Environment and Development for Human Well-Being
The Center for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE) was established in 1992 as an international inter-governmental Organization with diplomatic status.
This was in response to the convention adopted by the Council of Arab Ministers Responsible For the Environment (CAMRE), in 1991 and upon the initiative of the Arab Republic of Egypt, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Arab fund for Economic and Social Development (AFESD).
CEDARE presenting the cleaner fuels and vehicles studies at the AMCEN 2015 conference [02/03/2015]
On March 2, 2015, the Center for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE) presented results of four Case studies of the Fuel Economy and CO2 Emissions trends of new Light-Duty Vehicles in Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and Bahrain. CEDARE also presented the results of the study of the roadmap for the reduction of sulphur in fuels in the Arab region. The presentations and following panel discussion were presented to interested stakeholders attending the the Africa Sustainable Transport Forum (ASTF) side event during the African Ministerial Conference on Environment (AMCEN) of 2015, and was a good opportunity to also expose the expanding outreach of the activities of the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) and the Partnership for Cleaner Fuels and Vehicles. Key issues discussed during the meeting was the importance of sharing information and data on fuels and vehicles within and between countries in order to better understand the status and design and monitor progress of strategies and action plans.
The Sustainable Recycling Industries (SRI) Programme Mission to Egypt
In June 2015, CEDARE's Sustainable Growth Programme received a mission representing the World Resource Forum (WRF), Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), Sofies, Material & Science Technology (EMPA), & OEKO Institute in the framework of implementing the SRI project in Egypt. The objective of the mission was to follow up on the implementation of the SRI project, to visit Egypt's formal & informal recyclers and to have a series of meetings with the Egyptian partners.
CEDARE holds the Dissemination Seminar on PHAROS Project
The Center for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE) -in cooperation with the Egyptian Sustainable Development Forum (ESDF)-organized an introductory dissemination seminar and stakeholders' consultation session about PHAROS Integrated Eco-Routing and Fleet Management Systems project, as one of CEDARE's projects in sustainable transportation. Held on Monday, June 8th, 2015, the seminar was jointly held with the closing event of the Sustainable Development Week on the occasion of World Environment Day.
Egypt's National Sustainable Consumption & Production (SCP) Action Plan
As mandated by the EC-UNEP SWITCHMED Project, designing a national action plan for Sustainable Consumption & Production (SCP) has been put into action. The EEAA and CEDARE held the first round of the working group meetings addressing the four main national strategic priority sectors: the solid waste working group meeting on May 31st, the energy working group meeting on June 21st, the water working group on June 24th, & the agriculture working group on July 5th, 2015 at the Environmental Cultural and Educational Center.
CEDARE at the 2015 Global Partners Meeting of the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) in Paris
Partners from all parts of the world met in Paris to discuss how to reduce the rate of fuel consumption of cars by half (50% reduction) by 2050, the "50-by-50" target. On June 11th, 2015, the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) organized a Global Partners Meeting and Training on Developing Fuel Economy Policies together with the International Energy Agency (IEA). The Center for Environment and Development for the Arab Region and Europe (CEDARE), a GFEI partner representing the Middle East and North Africa, participated and shared their experiences in the panel discussions.


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Today's my one year anniversary at DA
I have to say - I had a great year here and had loads of fun
I made a lot of new friends, stalked the old ones and hopefully improved my art ^^ (if I can even call it "art" ;w; )
I hope to still enjoy many more years on here so look out ;D
Just thought that this "anniversary" deserved a journal
....Meme/tag time! (yah, it's late, deal with it)
1. Put your iTunes on shuffle (Or Mp3 Player, or whatever you use)
2. When you get your song title, add "in my pants" after the song. YOU MUST WRITE IT NO MATTER HOW FUNNY IT SOUNDS
3. Do this 20 times.
4. Tag at least 4 friends who might enjoy doing the game.
1. Cat Food...in my pants (pff XD)
2. Caramelldansen...in my pants (lol)
3. Matryoshka...in my pants
4. I=Fantasy...in my pants (meh...I had it coming)
5. Disruptive Diva...in my pants (o.O ...get her OUT!)
6. Melt...in my pants (.....da hell lolz)
7. Promise...in my pants (err...)
8. Fake or Fate...in my pants (meh)
9. Kokoro...in my pants (o.O)
10. Eazy Dance...in my pants (pff)
11. Black Rock Shooter...in my pants (...why is she there again?)
12. New Future...in my pants (-.-)
13. Myself...in my pants (errm...)
14. Smile..in my pants (...ooookaaay)
15. Bad Apple...in my pants (oh we all knew THAT~ )
16. The Game of Life...in my pants (now why would THAT be there -.-)
17. Trick and Treat...in my pants (Halloween soon *w*)
18. Akatsuki Arrival...in my pants
19. Eternal Snow....in my pants (now that is just disturbing)
20. Magnet...in my pants (so THAT'S where it went)
Now...to tag some lazy people:
...and anyone who wants to do it OTL
- Mood: Delighted
- Listening to: Vocaloid~
- Reading: .....Stuff......
- Watching: The computer screen
- Playing: "No, you shut up!" with my brain
- Eating: Air particles
- Drinking: H2O in da air
It's been a great year ^^ by Pie-inatorWatch
©2012-2016 Pie-inator
true story...
Happy dA b-day!!!! mine was august but i forgot to let people know and celebrate ;;
D'aaaw ;w; too bad! And thanks ^^
yeah but maybe i will just mention it at new years XD and np
Lol 030 Why new years? Liek a year and a half on DA?
a little less but i figure i should celebrate new years by thanking everyone and saying how i have been here over a year now and what not XD
Lol the melting in mein pants~ ewe
I'm not doing this again xD
I'm not doing this again xD


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The Press Newspaper
The Press Newspaper
An article in the March 1 Metro edition of The Press incorrectly stated that Dr. Leah Dorman, a former veterinarian with the Ohio Department of Agriculture, was an appointee to the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board.
She hasn't been appointed to the board. She will discuss State Issue 2, which established the board, at the Ottawa County Agriculture Community Breakfast on March 26 in Oak Harbor.
After 35 years and millions of investment, River East Economic Revitalization Corporation has closed its doors.
The East Toledo-based Community Development Corporation assisted and educated the local business community, created and maintained jobs, operated a business incubator, and redeveloped existing buildings and vacant land, in particular, brownfield sites.
A recent real estate assessment on the Lucas County website had 53 properties listed as being owned by River East Corporation, but former board members say those properties have been sold or have been negotiated for sale and are awaiting closing.
"Fifty-three properties is a lot — that basically has been whittled down to nothing," said Neil MacKinnon, an east side businessman who served over 10 years on the board. "We didn't file for bankruptcy and we worked out agreements with the creditors and everybody has been very creative working with us."
River East is best known for The Docks in International Park, the renovation of the historic Weber Block at Main and Front, Starboardside Condominiums, and its role in nurturing the proposed Marina District.
At least two of the three owners who partnered to purchase the Weber Block wish to continue renovating the building.
Businessman Bill Lorenzen and his son Justin Lorenzen are two of three partners who purchased the historic building from the River East Economic Revitalization Corporation, which closed and liquidated its assets.
Justin lived in East Toledo until he was 10 years old, and understands the historic importance of the Weber Block. His family later moved to Oregon, and Justin lives in downtown Toledo now.
The partnership is in business to develop and sell commercial estate, including shopping centers, heavy industrial buildings, and warehouses.
"(The Weber Block) doesn't really pull a profit right now, but as a kid walking through there and stuff like it is a little bit of nostalgia for us," Justin Lorenzen said.
"We're looking forward to remodeling it and bringing it up to speed, and in the next year or so we hope to have it fully occupied or as much as we can. We're going to have all new windows, probably all new furnaces, and to do that is not going to be cheap.
Columbia Gas of Ohio this week filed its Gas Cost Recovery (GCR) adjustment for March with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), a cost that is considerably less than the cost of natural gas last March.
The GCR of 44 cents per Ccf (100 cubic feet) of natural gas will be 51 cents lower than last March, when it was 95 cents.
Warmer weather decreased the typical residential customers March bill to $91.60, compared to $104.31 last month.
The March bill will be $70.73 lower than last March, which was $162.33.
The March GCR will be in effect from March 1 through March 29.
The low GCR has had an impact on Interstate Gas Supply (IGS), an alternate natural gas supplier hired by the Northwest Ohio Aggregation Coalition (NOAC), a consortium of communities that includes Oregon, Northwood, Lake Township, Toledo, Maumee, Sylvania, Perrysburg, the Village of Holland, and unincorporated areas of Lucas County. It's rate is always 3.5 cents per Ccf less than Columbia's price.
Family farms in Wood and Lucas counties are among the 11 properties totaling nearly 1,000 acres being added this year to the holdings of the Black Swamp Conservancy.
The new properties, which are protected through perpetual land conservation agreements with the conservancy, include:
• South Lake Hunt Club, a 71-acre marsh in Ottawa County
• Four farms covering about 320 acres near Delta in Fulton County
• A scenic overlook parcel near Sidecut Metropark in Maumee
• Port Clinton Lakefront Preserve, a 14-acre public park near Lake Erie
• A 73-acre wildlife sanctuary along the Maumee River in Paulding County.
• A 247-acre farm near Tiffin
Female coach
The Buffalo Bills last week hired the NFL's first female full-time coach (Kathryn Smith--special teams quality control coach). Should there be more women in coaching?
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No (4 Votes)
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Set out below are luxury bed & breakfast with water sports in York, including The Grange Guest House. This selection of Britain's Finest bed & breakfasts are ideal for when indulging in your favourite watersports.
The Grange Guest House
High Street, Thornton Le Dale, Pickering 24.5 miles away
18th Century Grade II Listed Town House. The Grange is situated in the picturesque village of Thornton Le Dale, set in an area of outstanding natural beauty within the North York Moors National Park. The Grange has recently undergone a complete and... more
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The Old Coach House
2 Stable Cottages, North Stainley, Ripon 25.0 miles away
The Old Coach House is an accommodation jewel and one of Yorkshire´s best kept secrets. The 18th century coaching house stands proud in the grounds of North Stainley Hall, in the picturesque village of North Stainley, just north of Ripon. 5 Star... more
Burton Lodge Guest House
Starcarr Lane, Brandesburton, Driffield 31.7 miles away
Surfing, Windsurfing, Waterskiing & Jet Skis all available nearby
Burton Lodge Guest House is a charming family run establishment set in 2 acres of beautiful grounds and gardens at the southern edge of the village of Brandesburton in rural East Yorkshire adjoining the prestigious Hainsworth Park Golf Club. ... more
Cononley Hall Bed & Breakfast
Main Street, Cononley, Skipton 38.0 miles away
Boat Trips
Cononley Hall is a Grade II listed Georgian house set in its own large gardens. It is graded 5 Star with a Silver award from the English Tourist Board. The location is ideal for exploring the picturesque Yorkshire Dales or the Bronte countryside. The... more
Sycamore Cottage
Bakewell Road, Rowsley, Matlock 57.5 miles away
Windsurfing available on Carsington Water
One of the great beauties of Sycamore Cottage in the village of Rowsley is that it exudes country period charm without any of the frou frou fussiness. In fact the moment you step in Lynda and Alastair Sneddon's family home, through its period stone... more
Silver Ridge
Foxholes Lane, Tansley, Matlock 58.8 miles away
Ogston Sailing Club or Carsington Waters are both within easy reach
Silver Ridge B&B sits at the edge of the Peak District in Derbyshire in an acre of mature gardens with views of the Riber Castle and the Derwent Valley. The sunny patio area is simply perfect for cool drinks on warm evenings and when it's cold... more
Sheriff Lodge
51 Dimple Road, Matlock 59.7 miles away
Sailing, Boating, Cruises, Yachts on Carsington Water nearby
Sheriff Lodge B&B is situated on a hill and offers spectacular views over to the hills opposite, towards Riber Castle. An ideal base in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales. All rooms have views across the valley and their own separate en-suite... more
Glendon Guest House
7 Knowleston Place, Matlock 60.0 miles away
Rafting,Canoeing,Kayaking,Rowing,Punting, Water activities
Glendon Guest House is located in the heart of Matlock, within easy walking of shops, pubs and restaurants. Glendon offers ensuite bedrooms, including a four-poster and family room. The family room has an adjoining room with full-size bunk beds... more
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Hearthstone Farm
Riber, Matlock 60.7 miles away
Hearthstone Farm B&B is situated high on the hill above Matlock on the edge of the small village of Riber whose castle dominates the town of Matlock. This 150-acre family run livestock farm. The farmhouse dates back to the 16th century and offers a... more
Glebe House
26 Church Lane, Muston, Nottingham 72.1 miles away
Water sports
Despite our need for wifi, central heating and modern plumbing, there's something utterly delightful about booking into an historic house and being transported into another era by elegant period features. Glebe House, an 18th century former rectory... more
Hrempis Farm
58 Main Street, Rempstone, Loughborough 79.2 miles away
Hrempis Farm B&B is a listed Georgian farmhouse on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. Guests can enjoy the use of two spacious suites of rooms one with a French style sleigh bed. Both have large private sitting rooms to really get... more
Lindeth Fell Country House
Lyth Valley Road, Bowness-on-Windermere 79.2 miles away
Sailing, kayaking, water skiing & all other water sports available on Lake Windermere
Lindeth Fell is a superb luxury bed and breakfast, perfectly located overlooking Lake Windermere in the heart of the English Lake District. The ideal hideaway for those wanting to relax and get away, but at the same time enjoy the convenience of... more
Blenheim Lodge
Brantfell Road, Bowness-on-Windermere 79.5 miles away
Yacht cruises offering dinner, lunch or wine and cheese & Yachting lessons can be arranged, Sailing, Boating, and Cruises are available 5 mins walk, Other Boating & Water Sports within easy walking or driving distance
Location-wise, Blenheim Lodge, a Victorian residence on the shores of Lake Windermere, is an absolute stunner. Spot the cows and sheep grazing outdoors among the National Trust fields and woodland and find your way to the scenic Dales Way Walk, which... more
Hill Crest Bed and Breakfast
Brow Edge Road, Newby Bridge, Ulverston 79.9 miles away
Rafting,Canoeing,Kayaking all nearby, Sailing, Boating, Cruises nearby
The recently refurbished 19th century, Hill Crest welcomes you to its homely, bed and breakfast guest house accommodation, decorated in a mix of contemporary and traditional style. Situated at the southern tip of Lake Windermere, 1 mile from the... more
Buckle Yeat
Near Sawrey, Hawkshead, Ambleside 81.3 miles away
Cruises/Sailing on Lake Windermere
Buckle Yeat B&B is a 17th century traditional lakeland cottage featured in some of Beatrix Potters little books.Situated right next door to her former home which is a museum open to the public.. All rooms have en-suite facilties, tea/coffee making... more
Broadgate House
Broadgate, Millom 90.9 miles away
Sailing, Boating and Cruises on Lake Coniston
Broadgate occupies a unique position in the Western Lake District with views over the sea and estuary to the South and up to the Fells on the left. Surrounded by a classic Cumbrian country house garden with year round interest. A walled garden... more
The Old School House
Neston Road, Ness, South Wirral, Wirral 92.6 miles away
Sailing, Windsurfing, The beautiful Wirral coastline
Few people outside the north-west of England know much about the Wirral peninsula with its picturesque villages, sandy beaches and National Trust properties. Yet its location makes it a lovely spot to holiday in, with loads to do nearby plus buzzing... more
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Bush Nook Guest House
Upper Denton, Gilsland, Brampton 93.5 miles away
Rafting, Canoeing, Kayaking, Abseiling
Head straight to the heart of Hadrian's Wall country, surrounded by glorious views over Birdoswald Roman Fort and the River Irthing valley, stretching towards Northumberland National Park, and put your weary feet up at Bush Nook Guest House. Dating... more
The Grange Country House
Manor Brow, Ambleside Road, Keswick 93.8 miles away
Sailing, Boating, Cruises, Yachts all available locally, Boating & Boat Trips
The Grange Country House Bed and Breakfast offers 5 Star guest accommodation with a beautiful garden and wonderful views, just a few minutes walk from the lovely market town of Keswick. There is fast speed free Wifi throughout the property and... more
The Hill on the Wall
Gilsland 93.9 miles away
Sailing & Boating at Talkin Tarn
The Hill on the Wall B&B is a listed 16th century fortified farmhouse or ´bastle´ with has a fascinating history and panoramic views over Hadrian´s Wall and the beautiful Irthing Valley. The 5 Star luxury accommodation has 3 bedrooms - one double... more
Hesleyside Hall
Bellingham, Hexham 95.6 miles away
Sailing, Boating, Cruises, Yachts at nearby Kielder Water
Hesleyside is a private stately home where guests can stay in luxury and experience 800 years of Northumbrian history. The hall is the ancestral home of the Border Reiver Charlton family since 1346 and is a magnificent historic house set within... more
Magazine Wood Luxury B&B
Peddars Way, Sedgeford, Hunstanton 99.0 miles away
Magazine Wood bridges the gap between a luxury boutique hotel and a friendly country house B&B.All rooms are separate from the main house and have fabulous interiors which include every modern convenience such as power showers, deep baths, moody... more
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Burnt Street, Burnt Street, Wells-next-the-Sea 105.2 miles away
Enjoy a relaxing break at our converted barn Machrimore, surrounded by attractive gardens with mature borders, pond and water features. We are just ten minutes walk from the harbour. The peacefulness and serenity of our location brings our guests... more
Tawny Owl Barn
Tatterford, Fakenham 109.0 miles away
Coast (12 miles)
If you're heading to the beautiful North Norfolk coast, you'll do well to stop at Tawny Owl Barn, a family-run B&B in the village of Tatterford near Fakenham with stacks of country appeal. The two bedrooms on offer, one ground floor the second on 1st... more
Mill Ford House
Sculthorpe, Fakenham 109.3 miles away
It is river-side living, quite literally, at Mill Ford House B&B, Fakenham, where you can hear the rushing of the Old Sculthorpe Mill as you drift off to sleep in the spacious lodge. The lodge is situated at the end of the garden of owners Alexandra... more
The Waterside Rooms
Dornock Brow House, Dornock Eastriggs, Annan 110.8 miles away
Dumfries & Galloway Coastline
Located only five minutes from the A74/M6 on the Scottish/English border and therefore ideal as an overnight stop or for a longer stay. The garden adjoins the shore and your rooms overlook the Solway. Breakfast is served upstairs with a panaramic... more
St Cuthbert's House
192 Main Street, North Sunderland, Seahouses 114.2 miles away
Kite surfing, Scuba diving
St Cuthbert's House is a 5 Star, award-winning B&B (voted Visit England's 'Best B&B in England 2014') in a 200 year-old former chapel. It's a unique and stunning renovation, situated in Seahouses on the beautiful Northumberland coast, just a stroll... more
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Chatton Park House Bed & Breakfast
Chatton, Alnwick 114.9 miles away
Chatton Park House is one of England's top boutique bed and breakfast establishments. Awarded Enjoy England's highest accolade of 5 Stars plus the prestigious Gold Award, AA 5 Gold Stars plus Excellence for Breakfast putting us in the top 10% for... more
Maesmor Hall
Maerdy, Corwen 117.8 miles away
Rafting, Canoeing, Kayaking, Rowing, in or near Bala and on Lake Brennig, Sailing, Boating, Yachts - Lake Bala and Lake Brennig, Windsurfing - Lakes Bala and Brennig
This traditional Welsh manor, hiding a long, rich history and surrounded by pretty woodland, has a rather stately air about it. Stay in splendour at grade II listed Maesmor Hall, a luxe country escape with delicate china and elegant paintings and... more
The Old Barn
Cromer Road, West Runton, Cromer 118.0 miles away
Blessed with a glorious spot next to the Holy Trinity Church in idyllic West Runton, The Old Barn is the place to come to for good old-fashioned comfort and charm. Karen has made a reputation as a welcoming hostess, earning the house best North... more
Colledges House
Oakham Lane, Staverton, Daventry 118.4 miles away
Colledges House is a beautiful Grade II listed thatched Northamptonshire stone cottage, tastefully furnished with antiques and very attractive colour schemes, set in an immaculate garden in the heart of a delightful conservation village. All... more
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Felbrigg Lodge
School Road, Aylmerton, Holt 120.1 miles away
Felbrigg Lodge offers Private suites set in the mature landscaped grounds nested around the restaurant, with service delivered by people who really care, in this unspoilt corner of beautiful North Norfolk.Arguably one of the best locations in... more
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The Old Pump House
2 Holman Road, Aylsham 124.4 miles away
Boating on the Broads
The Old Pump House B&B is a lovely old Georgian farmhouse with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and much character. It is situated near the edge of the town, yet only a step away from the fine church and market place. Five attractive en-suites (including... more
Cyfie Farm Luxury Guest Houses with Spa near Lake Vyrnwy
Llanfihangel, Welshpool, Lake Vyrnwy, Llanfyllin 125.7 miles away
Rafting,Canoeing,Kayaking can all be arranged, Sailing and Boating available at Lake Vyrnwy and Lake Bale, Windsurfing available at Lake Vyrnwy, Fishing available nearby
Julia Bradbury's recommended place to stay at Fairytale Lake Vyrnwy. Ideal for short breaks, a week away or more of total escapism, Cyfie Farm is a short drive and a million miles from the M54, a link to the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Forget... more
Springfield House
Shipston Road, Stratford-upon-Avon 125.8 miles away
Rowing and boat rides on the River Avon
Springfield House is a large family home set in 10 acres of peaceful Warwickshire countryside, yet close enough to be able to walk to the town centre. Part of the house dates back to 1720 with the main house being added in 1840. Offering comfortable,... more
The Manor House
Brewery Road, Trunch, North Walsham 126.0 miles away
Boating on the Broads
The Manor House is a lovely late Victorian house located just two miles from the North Norfolk coast. Situated in a very tranquil and picturesque location, the B&B offers high quality accommodation and delicious breakfasts with fresh local or... more
Gwaenynog Farmhouse
Dolanog, Dolanog, Welshpool 127.5 miles away
Canoeing, Boating
Gwaenynog is a beautiful farmhouse in a quiet and scenic location, about 1 mile from the River Vyrnwy. Surrounded by 16 acres of land - a mixture of fields, woods and wetland; there's a lot of wildlife and flora, plus a variety of birds. There are... more
Whitehouse Country House
St Boswells, Melrose 128.0 miles away
Boat trips to Farne Islands
Whitehouse is at the heart of the sweeping landscape of the Scottish Borders. All guest bedrooms are en-suite, spacious and have uninterrupted countryside views. Public rooms are elegant and comfortable with open fires. The award-winning cooking at... more
The Old Manor House
Halford, Shipston on Stour 129.7 miles away
Rowing, Punting in Stratford upon Avon and Oxford
There's a Tolkienesque feel that pervades at The Old Manor House in the Cotswolds. The charming honey-coloured brick building in Halford, with parts dating back to the 16th century, is filled with quirky beamed rooms and wonky windows, lending it a... more
Cambridge Guest House
201a Milton Road, Cambridge 129.9 miles away
Boating Nearby
Cambridge Guest House is a friendly family run establishment with their aim to ensure that every guest has a memorable stay in Cambridge. Located in an ideal location near to the city centre and within minutes to the A14 and M11 motorway (junction... more
Cambridge University
The Old Schools, Trinity Lane, Cambridge 131.0 miles away
Scudamore's Punting on the River Cam
Offering a unique backstage pass, many Cambridge colleges provide the opportunity to stay in a student room during your visit to this heritage-rich city. Whilst helping to generate revenue to contribute to the upkeep of these iconic buildings, the... more
Hoveton Hall
Hoveton Hall Estate, Hoveton, Norwich 133.0 miles away
Local luxury private yacht charter
Regency classic Hoveton Hall, designed by Repton, sits amid 120 acres of gardens and parkland and a further 450 acres of arable land in Hoveton, Norwich. The estate is family-owned and run and there's a wonderful friendly atmosphere about the place.... more
Yarrow Valley, Yarrow, Selkirk 134.0 miles away
Sailing, Watersports
At Hartleap, an idyllic 150-year-old riverside cottage in the Scottish Borders, delicate china teacups, crisp organic cotton linen and iPod docks nod to a rather chic rural escape. Book the only room available and find yourself in sublime seclusion.... more
Ingham Grange
Grove Road, Ingham, Norwich 134.2 miles away
North & South Norfolk coastline, with the beach just 3 miles away
Set beautifully within a one-acre walled garden, Ingham Grange is a sumptuous Regency house for those that really want to indulge in the country cool life. After arriving at the small village of Ingham in Norfolk, you'll be knocked over by the pretty... more
Rookery Barn
Sea Palling Road, Ingham, Norwich 134.6 miles away
Boating on Norfolk Broads
Rookery Barn is a stunning Grade 2 listed property offering quality bed and breakfast in completely self contained accommodation. It stands in a lovely walled garden next to a pretty wood, and is close to miles of unspoilt beaches and the Norfolk... more
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The Red Lion Whittlesford Bridge
Station Road East, Whittlesford Bridge, Cambridge 137.9 miles away
Boating Nearby
The Red Lion at Whittlesford Bridge is a 13th century coaching inn, which has been welcoming guests for over 700 years. Ideally located just 10 minutes drive from Cambridge city centre and located just off junction 10 on the M11 on the A505 making... more
Drws Y Coed Farm
Drws y Coed, Llannerch-y-medd 139.3 miles away
Drws Y Coed Farm B&B is a wonderful retreat with panoramic views of Snowdonia and unspoilt countryside. Enjoy peace and tranquility at this beautifully appointed farmhouse on a large working farm. Tastefully decorated and furnished en-suite bedrooms... more
Washingford House
Cookes Road, Bergh Apton, Norwich 140.0 miles away
Boat trips on the Broads by arrangement
For first impressions, Washingford House is a winner: an excellent B&B run by owners Paris and Nigel. Roll up outside its regal façade and admire the octagonal chimneys and languid position amidst Norfolk's verdant landscape. Don't be surprised if... more
Staunton House
Staunton-on-Arrow, Pembridge, Leominster 140.6 miles away
Canoeing (on Wye)
There's much to see and do around Staunton House, a classic Georgian rectory close to the Welsh borders near the romantically creaky bookshops of Hay-on-Wye and the immense castle at Ludlow. In the heart of the Black and White Trail country, take... more
Heyford House
Lower Heyford, Bicester 141.2 miles away
A couple of kayaks can be borrowed (at your own risk) and taken on the river or canal, Day boats are available to hire from the boatyard in the village on the Oxford Canal
If you fancy slowing down a gear, unwind in rural Oxfordshire. Heyford House fits the bill nicely; the period building, three acres of manicured Victorian gardens and wealth of traditional rooms gives it that plush country manor feel far away from... more
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