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Party Package TooRead MoreGet your hardhat on! Pretend to be a construction worker today with your kiddos and start building with a fun set from this Party Package Too. Your boundaries are unlimited when you are in control of an awesome radio control toy. Take it anywhere you want! A stuffed animal will be loved by any kid. Don't let your child be without one. This game is perfect for the family. Take it out on a rainy day or bring it with you on your next road trip. No toy chest is complete without an action figure. Pick up one at this store to make sure you have this for your next play date! A toy can keep your children entertained and smart with its educational spirit. What's that way over there? See for yourself with a pair of top-notch binoculars from Party Package Too. Drive to Party Package Too and find parking in the area.408 Main StreetCoshocton, OH US
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text: And now for your "awwwwwww" moment on this Friday, check out these swaddles that can wrap your babies in three, delectable options — Nori (seaweed wrap), Egg roll, and Tortilla. First We Feast reports that these adorable swaddling sets are made by San Francisco-based Bon Vivant Baby. This definitely gives the definition of the "food baby" a new meaning.


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Moonriseby Eric Fan
Throw Pillow made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric, a stylish statement that will liven up any room. Individually cut and sewn by hand, each pillow features a double-sided print and is finished with a concealed zipper for ease of care. Sold with or without faux down pillow insert.
beautiful work Eric!
It;s AWESOME!!!!!!
Spectacular!! ;)
Really nice work!
wonderful work as always Eric :)
Beautiful Eric!
Nice work!
looks fab Eric!
Great one Eric!
Your pieces always transport me to a magical mysterious world where somehow anything seems possible.
Thanks so much Viviana, Joseph, bri.buckley, HLMM, Terry, Sofia, ingz, Bianca, ElleEmDee, Garima, Alex, and Lidija! :)
Beautiful :)
Beautiful work, I want a telescope like that!
Fantastic work!
Such a beautiful piece and I love the planned sketch too that you uploaded on Facebook.
awesome work
Magical piece Eric. Love it!
gorgeous work, Eric... love it!
Thanks so much Shane, morgaen, Judi, StevenARTify, maggs326, Seamless, Monica, and Klara!
i can see UFO ... passing the moon... lol
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I am always suprised by your imagination!* Brilliant and inspiring!*
very nice work
Beautiful Eric!
ilove it
really nice!!!
Nicely done illustration. Has a classic illustration style about it.
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So beautiful!
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Definitions for pontoonpɒnˈtun; ˈpɒn tn
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(nautical) a floating structure (as a flat-bottomed boat) that serves as a dock or to support a bridge
a float supporting a seaplane
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a wooden flat-bottomed boat, a metallic cylinder, or a frame covered with canvas, India rubber, etc., forming a portable float, used in building bridges quickly for the passage of troops
a low, flat vessel, resembling a barge, furnished with cranes, capstans, and other machinery, used in careening ships, raising weights, drawing piles, etc., chiefly in the Mediterranean; a lighter
Origin: [F. ponton (cf. It. pontone), from L. ponto, -onis, fr. pons, pontis, a bridge, perhaps originally, a way, path: cf. Gr. path, Skr. path, pathi, panthan. Cf. Punt a boat.]
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Rösle® Kitchen Timer
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Wonderfully handy timer with large setting dial lets busy cooks use two separate timers simultaneously. Each times up to 9 hours, 59 minutes, and timer counts up, so you know how long the food has cooked beyond the set time. The big-format display features a red backlight and timer's alarm can be heard easily. The wide edge means it can stand on your kitchen counter, or use the magnet on back to place on fridge.
- Manufacturer: Rösle
- Care: Wipe clean
- Dimensions: 2" h x 5½" l
- Material: 18/10 stainless steel
- Warranty: Lifetime warranty
- Made in China
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I absolutely love every Rosle product I've ever purchased -- except this one. The magnet on the back is so weak, it slides right down my fridge and range hood. It is not very intuitive to use, and sometimes the wheel is hard to turn (I either can't get the time to change or it skips ahead a bunch of numbers). I like that you can set two timers at once and that it doubles as a clock. When the wheel is working properly, you can set it with one hand, which is nice, but the wheel sticks a lot, so I can't really call that a selling point. Overall, I would not recommend
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Moose Meatballs Recipe
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Our family has found these meatballs in tangy sauce a great use for moose. I was glad to find a good recipe that incorporates ground moose meat, since we eat a lot of moose steaks and I like to use it differently for a change. -Janis Plourde, Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario
- 1 pound ground moose meat
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 4 tablespoons cornstarch, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoon chopped onion
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 3 tablespoons white vinegar
- 1 can (8 ounces) pineapple chunks
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 medium green pepper, cut into strips
- Hot cooked wide egg noodles
- In a bowl, combine meat, egg, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, salt, pepper and onion. Shape into 1-1/2-in. balls. In a large skillet, brown meatballs in oil. Cover and cook over low heat until the meatballs are done, about 10 minutes.
- In a saucepan, stir vinegar and remaining cornstarch until smooth. Drain pineapple, reserving juice. Set pineapple aside. Add enough water to juice to equal 1-1/2 cups stir into vinegar mixture. Add sugar and soy sauce; cook and stir over medium heat until thickened. Add the meatballs, pineapple and green pepper; cook until heated through and the green pepper is tender. Serve over noodles. Yield: 3-4 servings.
Editor's Note: If moose meat isn't available in your area, ground beef can be substituted.
Originally published as Moose Meatballs in Taste of Home October/November 1994, p35
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The Science of Marketing. When to Tweet, What to Post, How to Blog, and Other Proven Strategies
- May 2013
- 208 Pages
- John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Scientific marketing research delivers proven marketing tactics and tips
The Science of Marketing applies a scientific approach to the way businesses and brands approach marketing. It uses a combination of marketing, statistical, and psychological research to explain why and, more importantly, how, companies should adapt marketing strategies such as blogging, social media, email marketing, and webinars to achieve maximium results.
The book contradicts what the author calls the "unicorns and rainbows" strategy that simply encourages companies to love their customers and hug their followers. Instead, the book offers more substantial, proven tactics and tips gathered through scientific research and techniques.
- Lists what time of day and what day of the week the most retweets occur
- Explains why weekends are best for Facebook sharing, which blog posts lead to comments, why early mornings are best for emails, and how to blog to acquire links
- Describes how to avoid crowding your content
The Science of Marketing provides the research and tools to help you make a stronger impact in the digital marketing space.
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1
Part I Content 7
1 E-Books 9
2 Webinars 25
Part II Channels 35
4 Twitter 53
5 Facebook 75
6 Pinterest 101
7 Blogging 109
Part III Middle of the Funnel (MOFU) 127
8 E-Mail Marketing 129
9 Lead Generation 153
Part IV Analytics 171
10 Analytics 173
Index 185
DAN ZARRELLA is an award-winning social, search, and viral marketing scientist at Hubspot, Inc., a prominent marketing company. He is the leader and voice of their popular "The Science of . . ." webinar series. He has been featured in a variety of publications, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Wired, Forbes, and the Huffington Post, among many others. Dan is a recognized thought leader in social media marketing and research and participates in speaking engagements around the country.


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Rooster Paper Towel Holder
Keep your kitchen counter organized and paper towels in easy reach with this decorative paper towel holder. This metal paper towel holder has a black finished base and a rooster silhouette on the side, making it the perfect accessory for any country style kitchen! This exquisite paper towel stand has a barn house finial on top that may be unscrewed for replacing paper towel rolls. The raised base ensures that the paper towels keep dry. Made of durable metal, this paper towel holder is designed to endure years of daily use.


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The U.S. Navy stopped work four months ago on a crucial part of the MQ-4C Triton unmanned air system and is working to find a substitute, service and industry officials confirm. The Exelis Air-to-Air Radar Subsystem (AARSS) sense-and-avoid radar project was halted April 25 due to technical problems and cost overruns, the Navy said last week.
A sense-and-avoid capability is "vital" to the MQ-4C, according to Tom Vice, president of Northrop Grumman's Aerospace Systems segment. Triton is designed to operate in oceanic airspace, where there is no outside radar surveillance. The radar or an equivalent sensor is required so the UAS can avoid colliding with a "non-cooperative" aircraft that is not using any other collision-avoidance system.
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It can be hard for most consumers to know the truth about organic hair and skin care products.It is difficult to tell just what is real and what is just marketing fluff.We have all heard the eating organic is better for our bodies but how does that translate to the hair and the skin?In 2009, Women's Wear Daily reported that 65% of women in the US fall into the "sustainable mainstream" category, but while they're interested in organic products, they do not want to sacrifice performance.
The NPD Group also reports that more than 70%of women 18 to 35 are very interested in organic products, while 32% of them use organic products.In addition, 50% of women in the US are using natural or organic products, because they believe they're safer to their hair and on their scalp.So there is a real interest out there.It's just a matter of getting the facts straight.
With competing organic standards and the myriad of labels and marketing claims, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction.Today's hairdressers and aestheticians face the critical task of assessing not only what is an appropriate treatment, but also must know the facts because the demand for natural and organic products is exploding.However, in many cases, the consumer is more well-informed than the average hairdresser…or at least they believe so.
There are four factors to when looking for an organic hair care or skin care product.First, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) organic certification is the gold standard.Products don't qualify as organic, per se, without USDA certification, which is awarded only to product lines that contain a minimum of 95% of their content as "Certified Organic" ingredients along with a limited amount of approved "non-organic" additives.While the vast majority of organic products are legitimate, there are also many products that make false claims to confuse the customer to make them think they are getting organic products when in reality they are not.If an entire product is at the 100% USDA certified level, then and only then can the label can bear the USDA Organic seal.Another fact is that products bearing the USDA seal must be certified by an organic certifying laboratory, a further indication of the quality of that product.
Another thing to know is that USDA standards are based on food, but food is ingested while personal care products are applied to the skin.This is an important difference because it demands that different standards should be and are being developed for personal care products, but may not be finalized for some time.Another consideration is that organic food items do not stay on the shelf for nearly as long as personal care products, necessitating the need for organically certified, safe and effective means of preservation.
International organizations like the USDA, the National Organic Organization and a relatively new group called NSF-ANSI 305 are trying to find a middle ground to establish acceptable standards for hair and beauty.The downside is that this will take time. You still see stories in beauty magazines about home hair care remedies that use ingredients you can find in your refrigerator like avocados or mayonnaise.The problem is that the molecular structure of these foods is not optimal to penetrate hair's cuticle, making them ineffective.Even certain beneficial certified organic herbs are difficult to deliver to the hair because of their method of extraction and preparation satisfies the USDA (Food) standards, but does not optimize them to be effective hair care ingredients. Tela Beauty Organics employs a newly developed micro-emulsion technology that can optimize herbs without compromising the integrity of the organics.We use micro-emulsion technology at Tela Beauty Organics.
Here is another interesting fact about the organic or natural ingredients used in organic body cleansers or hair shampoos.Anyone can make a natural soap, but the pH will be well above pH of 7, perhaps as high as pH 8.5, which will blow out the cuticle, causing hair color to fade and chemical services to wear off more quickly.This means a client's investment in a color or chemical process is going to go down the drain.Also these shampoos don't lather well and conditioning effects are virtually non-existent, not to mention the soap "scum" that can precipitate on hair from hard water.That's why most people are unsatisfied with the results they get when they use an organic shampoo with the USDA seal on it.Unfortunately, modern, sulfate-free surfactants create low pH shampoos that condition and do not strip color or affect chemical treatments but are not allowed to be used under current USDA Certified Organic restrictions.
Health and beauty is our credo at Tela Beauty Organics.Meaning, we try to make products that are good for you, but we also want them to perform well on the hair.We do not want to just be organic for the sake of saying we are organic.As a stylist and a product artist this is so incredibly important to me because I will see the results in the clients we service.At Tela, our cleansing system contains 85%organic ingredients including sugar cane, sugar maple and apple seed.We augmented that with 15 percent sulfate-free surfactants, aka detergents.
A less commonly known certification to be on the look-out for is known as Ecocert.This is another classification accredited by the USDA under the National Organic Program.This is more popular in Europe.To have this certificate you have to be 70%organic.This certification is fairly easy to obtain but it is expensive.People often assume that Ecocert is better, but it's really just another form of certification. The reason it's not as popular in the US is because there's not enough marketability for it here and therefore, most manufacturers and fillers are reluctant to pay for the certification process required by Ecocert. Like the USDA seal, Ecocert-certified products not only have to be certified but so does the plant where they're made.
When shopping for an organic hair or skin product, look at the ingredients on the label.A product can say it's organic but not have a lot of substantial ingredients to it to benefit the hair and skin.Look for unique ingredients such as super fruits organic tomato, kiwi and carrots plus flowers such as Chinese orchid, dandelion and forsythia help to protect color from fading.Also look for antioxidants such as organic Chinese foxglove, reishi mushroom, wolfberry and fo ti extract, which help protect and retain the strength of the scalp and the hair fabric.Weightless moisturizers such as marshmallow root, water celery and milk thistle bind to the hair and scalp to help protect it flexible and healthy.Organic burdock root, plantain and sprouted soy help strengthen the hair and the scalp for more resilient hair and a healthier scalp environment.Also look for organic moisturizing powerhouses such as argan oil, cupuacu and acai.These are not only fantastic for the hair and scalp but also incredibly conditioning to the skin.
And lastly, check over the amount of ingredients in an organic product.Generally speaking, the more ingredients in a formula the better the formula is built.Just like in cooking, the more complex the recipe the more thought, effort, time and energy the chef has to put into it.The range of ingredients is an important factor too.At Tela, we want to tackle and ward off every hair problem the customer will encounter.Our "recipes" include a wide variety of strengtheners, weightless moisturizers, antioxidants, anti-irritants, healthy scalp ingredients and super fruits.We are always striving to create a perfect hair fabric because the better quality the hair fabric, the better the design, the cut, color and hairstyle, will look.
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Philip Pelusi is an internationally recognized stylist, photographer and product artist. Having gone from one salon to 13 locations as well as a magnificent industry centerpiece in New York City, Pelusi has created a philosophy, a product line, P2 by Philip Pelusi and systems for success.Philip created and trademarked, within the industry, the phrase "A Cut Above The Rest" to coincide with his creation of the registered Volumetric haircutting technique around which he built his empire.
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Article: Phase 1 study of concurrent RMP‐7 and carboplatin with radiotherapy for children with newly diagnosed brainstem gliomas[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND Ninety percent of children with diffuse intrinsic brainstem tumors will die within 18 months of diagnosis. Radiotherapy is of transient benefit, and one way to potentially improve its efficacy is to add radiosensitizers. Carboplatin is antineoplastic and radiosensitizing. However, delivery to the primary tumor site is problematic. RMP-7 is a bradykinin analog that causes selective permeability of the blood-brain-tumor interface. The goal of the current Phase I study was to determine the toxicity and feasibility of delivering RMP-7 and carboplatin for 5 successive days during radiotherapy.METHODSRMP-7 was given before the end of carboplatin infusion. Local radiotherapy (5940 centigrays) was given within 4 hours of completion of drug delivery. Duration of treatment was escalated in a stepwise, weekly fashion, in cohorts of 3, until there was treatment-limiting toxicity or until radiotherapy was completed. Thirteen patients were treated, whose median age was 7 years (range, 3–14 yrs).RESULTSOne child died early in treatment of progressive disease and was not assessable for toxicity. Treatment for 3, 4, or 5 weeks was tolerated well, with mild flushing, tachycardia, nausea, emesis, dizziness, and abdominal pain. Of 3 children treated at the full duration of therapy (33 doses over 7 wks), 1 developed dose-limiting hepatotoxicity and neutropenia. The estimated median survival period was 328 days, and 1 patient remained disease progression free > 400 days from initiation of treatment.CONCLUSIONS The results of the current study confirmed the feasibility of giving RMP-7 and carboplatin daily during radiotherapy. Cancer 2005. © 2005 American Cancer Society.
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ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND The diencephalic syndrome (DS), which is manifested by progressive emaciation and failure to thrive in an apparently alert, cheerful infant, usually is due to a low grade hypothalamic glioma. Treatment with aggressive surgery and/or radiotherapy is variably successful in controlling disease and may result in severe neurologic sequelae. Chemotherapy recently has been shown to be effective in patients with low grade gliomas of childhood, but it is used infrequently in those with DS.METHODS The authors evaluated the efficacy of a regimen of carboplatin and vincristine on improving weight, causing tumor shrinkage, and delaying the need for alternative therapies in seven children (ages 9‐20 months; median age, 11 months) with DS. Five patients weighed less than the 5th percentile for their age at the start of the study, one weighed within the 10th percentile, and one weighed within the 25th percentile.RESULTSAt follow‐up (range, 6‐54 months; median, 28 months), the patients' weights had increased by 66‐95% (median, 80%). On magnetic resonance imaging, four patients had a >50% reduction in tumor mass, one had a 25‐50% reduction, and two had stable disease. In those patients with radiographic response to treatment, weight gain was accomplished with oral feedings in four of five patients, whereas those with stable disease required nasogastric, nasojejunal, or gastrostomy tube supplementation to maintain weight. Disease progression occurred at a median of 24 months after initiation of chemotherapy, and two patients remained free of progressive disease at last follow‐up. Five patients were alive a median of 59 months from diagnosis. The need for radiation or other therapies was delayed in six of seven children. Therapy was tolerated without significant toxicities.CONCLUSION The authors conclude that treatment of DS with a carboplatin and vincristine regimen results in demonstrable weight gain, may result in tumor shrinkage, and in some cases, significantly delays the need for alternative therapies. Cancer 1998;83:166‐172. © 1998 American Cancer Society.
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ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND Topotecan is a topoisomerase I inhibitor that has good penetration across the blood-brain barrier and significant antitumor activity against human brain tumor xenografts. In a Phase I trial in children with refractory cancer, topotecan was well tolerated when administered as a 24-hour infusion. The maximum tolerated dose was 5.5 mg/m2 and the dose-limiting toxicity was myelosuppression. This Phase II study of topotecan was performed to assess the activity of topotecan against childhood brain tumors.METHODS Forty-five children with either a previously treated primary brain tumor that was refractory to standard therapy, or an untreated brain stem glioma or glioblastoma multiforme, received topotecan administered as a 24-hour intravenous infusion every 21 days. The initial dose was 5.5 mg/m2 with escalation to 7.5 mg/m2 on the second and subsequent doses in patients who did not experience dose-limiting toxicity.RESULTSThere were no complete or partial responses in the patients with high grade glioma (n = 9), medulloblastoma (n = 9), or brain stem glioma (n = 14). One of 2 patients with a low grade glioma had a partial response lasting more than 17 months; 3 patients with a brain stem glioma had stable disease for 12 to 28 weeks; and 1 patient with a malignant neuroepithelial tumor and 1 patient with an optic glioma had stable disease for 41 weeks and 22 weeks, respectively. Dose esalation from 5.5 mg/m2 to 7.5 mg/m2 was well tolerated in the first 11 patients enrolled on this study who had not received prior craniospinal radiation therapy. The starting dose was subsequently increased to 7.5 mg/m2 for patients without prior craniospinal radiation.CONCLUSIONS Topotecan administered as a 24-hour infusion every 21 days is inactive in high grade gliomas, medulloblastomas, and brain stem tumors. Cancer 1996;78:527-31.
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Caesar Dressing Recipe
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Looking for a new and different salad dressing you can whisk up in minutes for special occasions? You can't miss with this light, savory Caesar blend from our Test Kitchen. It really dresses up fresh greens!
- 2/3 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon stone-ground mustard
- 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
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For some reason, people love to perpetuate the myth of the idyllic small town. Usually, such myths are used as a comparison to the evil, hedonistic, crime-ridden big cities. In small towns, so the myths go, neighbors cheerfully help one another, work hard, do their shopping on Main Street, and everyone lives a simpler, happier, more moral existence than, say, effete East Coast intellectuals.
(These shenanigans are cheeky and fun. Beloit's shenanigans are cruel and tragic.)
The truth is that the myth of the idyllic American small town is by and large dead. Wal-Marts have rendered Main Street storefronts all but abandoned, family farms have long gone bankrupt or been rendered useless by multinational corporations, drugs and crime are sky-high, and people are hostile, distrustful, and bitter. But one thing still stands to tie towns like Beloit, Kansas, together - high school football.
The north-central Kansas town of Beloit has a history of athletics success. Longtime Purdue basketball coach Gene Keady got his start in coaching here and the town, like many small towns, is proud of its teams. But when the news broke last week that two upperclassmen were being criminally investigated for their role in a hazing incident, that pride could've taken a swift kick to the nads.
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Coordinates: 51°41′37″N 0°04′04″E / 51.69361°N 0.06778°E Copped Hall or Copthall is a mid-18th century country house close to Epping in Essex, England, undergoing restoration. Copped Hall is visible from the M25 motorway between junctions 26 and 27.
King Richard I bestowed the lands on Richard Fitz Aucher to hold them in fee, and hereditarily of the Abbey.[1] During the reign of Edward I Copthall continued in the possession of the Fitz Aucher family[2] till it came into the hands of the Abbot until the dissolution.
Sir Thomas Heneage received the estate of Copthall on 13 August 1564 from Queen Elizabeth I, where he subsequently built an elaborate mansion from the designs of John Thorpe.[3] The Queen was a frequent visitor to Essex and she is recorded as having visited Heneage at Copthall in 1575.[4] His daughter, afterwards Countess of Winchelsea, sold it to the Earl of Middlesex in the reign of James I. From him it passed to Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset, who sold it in 1701 to Sir Thomas Webster.
Edward Conyers purchased the estate in 1739, but he only owned the house for three years before dying in 1742. Conyers' son John (1717-1775) inherited the property and considered repairing the original Hall as it had become dilapidated. However, in the end he decided to build a new house on a different site. This was built between 1751-58 after demolishing the old one c.1748. The next member of the family to inherit Copped Hall was his son John Conyers II who extensively altered the house. His son, Henry John Conyers (1782–1853) who was said[by whom?] to be so obsessed with hunting that he neglected the house. Survived by three daughters, the house was finally sold by the family in 1869.
The Georgian house is a large structure set in landscaped parkland, described at one time as "the Premier house of Essex".[this quote needs a citation] The gardens of the main house have a ha-ha ditch which allows animals to approach yet prevents them from entering. It was a good example of the '18th-century house in landscape'. The mansion was placed overlooking two valleys with a third valley to the north and the building was well proportioned, with the chimneys built in a tight geometric arrangement.
The main house was gutted in an accidental fire one Sunday morning in 1917 which was caused by an electrical fault.
The Wythes family, who were the then occupiers, moved into Wood House on the Copped Hall estate which was vacant at the time. Ernest Wythes died in 1949 and his wife died in 1951. Around 1950 the estate was sold, after which followed a period of total neglect. The main 18th-century house was first stripped of its more desirable building materials then left to deteriorate. The orangery was blown up as an army training exercise in the 1960s. All of the statues in the gardens were sold and removed to other large estate houses. A gazebo from the garden was set up in the grounds of St Paul's Waldenbury. Some of the statues in the gardens were removed to Anglesey Abbey in Cambridgeshire.
The house, ancillary buildings and gardens are now owned by the Copped Hall Trust, who acquired the freehold in 1995. The surrounding parkland is now owned by the Conservators of Epping Forest-The City of London. The Copped Hall Trust is slowly restoring the buildings and the gardens.
The English publication Country Life ran two separate articles on Copped Hall in 1910 with many photographs published before the devastating fire.
On 27 April 2004 Charles, Prince of Wales, accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant of Essex - Lord Petre, visited Copped Hall and inspected the restoration work of the Copped Hall Trust. The Prince opened an exhibition of 18th century botanical water-colours in the new temporary gallery. These water-colours were painted by Matilda Conyers, the daughter of John Conyers, who built Copped Hall.
British singer Rod Stewart resides in a property on the Copped Hall estate.[5]
- ^ The Journey from Chester to London by Thomas Pennant - 1811
- ^ The History of Essex, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time by Elizabeth Ogborne - 1817
- ^ Dictionary of National Biography
- ^ An Elizabethan Progress: The Queen's Journey to East Anglia, 1578 by Zillah M. Dovey
- ^ "Don't Stop Til You Get Rod's Gaff". The Sun (London). 10 March 2009.
Further reading[edit]
- Books
- Brimble, James A. St. Thomas's Quarters. In: London's Epping Forest. London. Country Life, 1950. Chapter 10.
- Cassidy, R. Copped Hall: a Short History. Waltham Abbey Historical Society, 2001.
- Farmer, M.J. The history of the ancient Town and once famous Abbey of Waltham. London. 1735.
- Newman, J. Copthall, Essex. In: H. Colvin and J. Harris (eds) The Country Seat. Studies in the history of the British country house presented to Sir John Summerson. London. Penguin, Press, 1970. 18-29.
- Reports (by year)
- West Essex Archaeological Group. An archaeological evaluation carried out at Copped Hall by West Essex Archaeological Group in 2002. West Essex Archaeological Group, 2003.
- Holloway, C. Archaeological excavation at Copped Hall, Essex, in 2003. Copped Hall Trust Archaeological Project, 2005.
- Holloway, C. Archaeological excavation at Copped Hall, Essex, 2004-5. Copped Hall Trust Archaeological Project, 2007.
- West Essex Archaeological Group. Archaeology at Copped Hall 2002-2009. West Essex Archaeological Group. Accessed 5 April 2012
- Madeley, Andrew & Holloway, Christina (West Essex Archaeological Group). The 2010 season at Copped Hall. West Essex Archaeological Group. Accessed 5 April 2012
- Articles
- Andrews, D. (1986). "Old Copped Hall: The Site of the Tudor Mansion". Essex Archaeology and History (17): 96–106.
- Andrews, D. (1998). "Epping, Copped Hall. Observations and discoveries 1996-97". Essex Archaeology and History (29): 226–228.
- "The Grand Estate of Epping". West Essex Life: 12–13. December 2006.
- "Copped Hall. Excavating an Elizabethan building boom". Current Archaeology. 19, No.2 (218): 36–43. May 2008.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Copped Hall.
- Copped Hall Trust
- Copped Hall entry from The DiCamillo Companion to British & Irish Country Houses
- Epping Forest District Council
- West Essex Archaeological Group
- Archival material relating to Copped Hall listed at the UK National Archives: the Conyers family
- Archival material relating to Copped Hall listed at the UK National Archives: the Wythes family
- Images of Copped Hall at the Country Life Picture Library
- Image of Copped Hall at the English Heritage Archive
- View of Copped Hall in Essex, from the Park, 1746 by George Lambert and Francis Hayman
- View of Copped Hall in Essex, from across the Lake, 1746 by George Lambert and Francis Hayman


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Best Empty Nest, Luxury Home, Marietta, GA
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Sleeps: 9
Type: Home
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
Daily at $200 per night, plus a $150 cleaning fee. 2 night minimum. Weekly rental as well for $1050 per week, plus cleaning fee. 50% deposit required to hold reservation.
The home sleeps 9. No parties allowed. No large group gatherings, and please no late night arrivals (after midnight) if possible.
The home features on the first floor, beautiful local marble tiled entry, 2 car garage with openers, large laundry room with high capacity washer and dryer, lots of shelving and additional storage. First floor bedroom with 2 twin beds, and full tiled hallway bath. Large open dining room with updated lighting. The kitchen features granite counter tops, stainless appliances, double digital ovens, ceramic glass cook top as well as a granite breakfast bar for dining. Area with a small breakfast table too. Kitchen opens in to large living room with marble fireplace and windows to an expansive back yard. Off the rear of the home is an oversized screened porch, deck, and large fire pit for family gatherings.
Upstairs is the spacious master bedroom with attached large bath. Separate shower, whirlpool tub with jets, and private water closet for toilet. New exotic granite counter tops and dual ceramic sinks. Extra large walk in closet with elfa drawer system, and abundant hanging storage. Master bedroom has marble gas log fireplace. The other 2 bedrooms upstairs share a tiled bath (jack and jill) and both have ample closets. Absolutely no pets, and no indoor smoking.
There is a owners cottage (carriage house) that fronts the property. It is separated by its own garage and private entrance. Totally private and separate unit, no access from main house. Owner does live in cottage but travels often and shares cottage as well when on the road.
Rent is $3500 per month, with a $1000 deposit for monthly rentals. $195 per night and $1050 per week, plus cleaning fee.
Numerous local restaurants. Ted's Montana Grill, Moes, Longhorn, Zaxby's, as well as many farm to table possibilities. Zeal, Seed, Paper Mill Grill, and more.
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About:My wife and I are empty nesters living in Marietta, GA in East Cobb County. We are semi retired and love to travel and meet travelers....
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Availability Calendar
|Nov 09 2015
|Nov 08 2016
|2 Nights
|Dec 07 2016
|Dec 12 2016
|2 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Deposits: 100.00
|Payment Options: Mastercard, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: Please add $150 cleaning fee.
- 1 King Bed
- 2 Double Beds
- 5 Twin Beds
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- Heating
- Linens Provided
- Fireplace
- Garage
- High Speed Internet
- Parking Included
- Coffee Maker
- Dishwasher
- Oven
- Stove
- DVD Player
- Microwave
- Refrigerator (Full)
- TV (Antenna)
- Grocery Store
(1 mile)
- Movie Theater
(2 miles)
- Amusement Park
(5 miles)
- Theme Park
(10 miles)
- Restaurant
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- Tennis
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- Bicycling
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- Miniature Golf
(14 miles)
- Boating
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- Park
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- Canoeing
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- Aquarium
(15 miles)
- Fishing
(2 miles)
- Playground
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- Golf
(5 miles)
- Zoo
(20 miles)
- Hiking
(2 miles)
- Shopping Area
(3 miles)
- Horseback Riding
(5 miles)
- Winery
(25 miles)
- Ice Skating
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- Bowling
(4 miles)
- Water Park
(6 miles)
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Reviews for this vacation home rental in Marietta, Georgia
Tina Hsiao Hsiao
Taipei, Taiwan
A beautiful and relax place ! Thank you !!
September 20, 2015
We all really love the place so much ! The house is'nt just beautiful but it's so relaxing ! We love it so much and hope we keep the place okay after we move out ! Thank you once again and if there is another chance for us to go to Atlanta, we for sure would love to stay in this nice house again !!! Thank you !!! :)
Buffalo, NY
Best place ever
August 4, 2015
This place was awesome. It looks much better in person then it does in the pictures. It was very big spacious and we had privacy. I will recommend this place to wveryone .
Chad Wiggins
Nolensville, TN
The property was great!
March 23, 2015
My wife and I have 7 kids and needed a lot of beds for Spring Break. The house was very clean and comfortable, and everyone had plenty of space. The kids had a blast on the rope swings in the back yard, and the fire pit was a huge hit for making smores. The only downside, if there was one, was that we ran out of hot water, but I guess you expect that with 9 people showering. We would definitely stay here again.
Vicki Heeren
Denise Greer Jamerson
Princeton, IN
November 29, 2014
Location was great. Short ride to downtown ATL. Overall property was very accommodating! Very good stay for our family gathering.
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Attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADHD) is the most common behavioral disorder of childhood, affecting 3 to 7 percent of school-age children. The three main ADHD symptoms in children include inattention, hyperactivity and a tendency to be impulsive. These traits can lead to difficulties in school, poor interactions with other children and adults, and low self-esteem. Associated disorders can include anxiety, depression, difficult behavior (oppositional defiant disorder), tics and learning disabilities.
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Mother Nature has thrown Alaskans a curve ball this winter, and is successfully tricking some plants into thinking spring has come early.
Around Southcentral Alaska, a week and a half of temperatures hovering in the 40s is causing, at least for now, an early spring break-up season. The melting snow is uncovering green grass, some perennial plants are sprouting new growth, and trees are even starting to bud.
But the warm-up could bring with it negative consequences for some.
At Bell's Nursery, horticulturalist Steph Daniels has heard questions and concerns from gardeners and customers, asking how the unseasonable weather could affect their plants.
"Perennial plants in the past, (this type of weather) has been what has killed them. A really hard freeze with no snow cover," said Daniels. "We have lost plants that way and quite a few people have said even on Hillside that they are seeing green growth coming up from perennials."
On Monday, Daniels covered ferns outside Bell's with a layer of mulch to create insulation, protecting them from the cold weather that is bound to return soon. Hay or leaves will work too, she said. The most damage will occur if Southcentral sees below-freezing temperatures before it gets a thick blanket of snow cover.
At the same time, the weather could lead to even more costly losses for homeowners. Michael DuPree, service manager with Circle Plumbing and Heating, said the snow acts as an insulator to underground pipes. Older buildings may not have pipes that are buried deep enough and the frost could break or even shift them.
Indoor pipes are a bigger concern. According to DuPree, the warm temperatures can cause homeowners to forget how quickly damage can occur to their indoor plumbing once the temperatures dip. When that starts to happen, it's a good idea to open up the cabinets under the kitchen sink to keep pipes warm.
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Jazz Education
The North Carolina Jazz Festival started a jazz education outreach program in 2007 by taking the Thursday evening all-star musicians to a local middle school on Friday to perform a concert/workshop, geared to introducing JAZZ to the children who would be the musicians and/or audiences of the future. We have continued this practice each year, and have added a second school to the program. In 2016 we will be taking one group of musicians to D. C. Virgo Preparatory Academy and another to Snipes Academy for Music and Arts.
In 2008 we also presented a master class with bassist Herman Burney at Wilmington's New Hanover High School.
2010 saw the start of our masterclass/workshops at the Hilton Hotel, where local music students and educators were invited to participate in guitar, violin and trumpet workshops given by our All-Star musicians.
This practice is continued, through the generosity of the Wilmington Hilton Riverside, who makes the rooms for these events available. In 2012 we added Adrian Cunningham's woodwind instrument classes, which we have continued, in 2014 a trombone class was added, then in 2015 Chuck Redd offered a percussion masterclass bringing a total of 6 workshops on Friday afternoon. These masterclasses will again be offered in 2016, with the addition of a bass class, thus 7 master classes in all during the 36th annual NCJF. We appreciate the time and talents of our great all-star musicians, who are helping the North Carolina Jazz Festival at Wilmington present, promote, and preserve this true American heritage called JAZZ!
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If the idea of staying in an historic hotel in the centre of Oxford appeals,Tower House is the obvious choice. Two of our contemporary deluxe rooms, Bastion & Foundry, are quietly tucked away in one of the 21 bastions within the 13th century 2 mile long city wall. Spacious rooms with kingsize beds, both have lovely modern bathrooms - the Foundry on the ground floor has a large walk in shower & the Bastion, up a small narrow staircase has a generous rolltop bath with a handheld shower.
If your taste is for something more modern, we have 6 stylish rooms in our 3 storey, 16th century town house on Ship Street. We are rather fond of our narrow stairs, wobbly walls and slightly uneven floors but we appreciate for the taller of our guests, 16th century architecture may be a challenge as our ceilings are pretty low. Our bedrooms are tasteful and modern and you can choose from 3 double ensuite rooms or small doubles with a shared WC & shower room. The Jade and Red rooms, both with kingsize beds, face onto Ship Street and although they are usually quiet, occasional reports of enthusiastic late night revelry have reached us so if you prefer something quieter, the Yellow room with a standard double bed may appeal. All three have contemporary bathrooms with shower, washbasin and WC. For guests seeking a friendlier price range, we have three lovely small double rooms - Pink, Blue and Little Blue. All three have a washbasin in the room and standard double beds and are decorated in a combination of painted and period furniture. All our rooms have flat screen TVs, tea and coffee etc and free wifi. As part of the Hub Ventures family, out of hours check in is managed by Turl Street Kitchen where you will be served a delicious breakfast - we're not keen on fry ups but how do real sausage or bacon sandwiches or french toast with maple syrup sound? Kippers and salmon too! TSK has a well deserved reputation for locally sourced, seasonal menus & the atmosphere is so chilled.
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But the Communication Workers Union has said it is consulting its legal team and plans to go ahead with the march, even it bypasses Sapo buildings.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has said he was not aware that the plane chartered for his official visit to Japan last month belonged to the Guptas.
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A new critique of casualisation at the parastatal – and its demise – could have wider lessons for reducing economic inequality in South Africa.
Sapo employees want the government to bail out the troubled postal service and are threatening another strike, leaving mail's future in the balance.
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DaShiz23 wrote:I guess all these teams picking him up beleive his stats will be retroactive. Good work!
Or could possibly be that he was the #1 rated FA in those leauges before last night and had not been more widely owned because of a supposed platoon status with crappy Geoff Jenkins and last night was a subtle indication that the platoon may well be ending?
Dunno, just a thought.
An interesting experpt from Jason Grey on ESPN fantasy on 5/12 (kinda long)-
Right now for mixed leagues, Jayson Werth's just a spot starter against lefties if you have daily transactions, but he could be more if the Phillies let him. He's platooning with Geoff Jenkins in right field and backing up Shane Victorino in center, but with Jenkins' underwhelming production, Werth could get more playing time as the season progresses, especially because he has six homers and five stolen bases in fewer than 100 at-bats. He's quietly getting it done when he gets a chance to play.
While there's been a lot of hype about Ryan Ludwick's early performance lately, Werth's doesn't take a backseat.
Jayson Werth's wrist is finally close to sound, which would explain some of his rebound this season.
That's not bad for a guy who thought his career was finished two seasons ago.
After homering 16 times in just 290 at-bats in 2004, Werth was ready for a big season with the Dodgers in 2005 as a power-hitting outfielder. Then in the first spring training game, he was plunked on the wrist by an A.J. Burnett fastball. Little did he know at the time that it essentially would cost him three seasons of production. It was a perfect storm of a Burnett fastball hitting in exactly the wrong spot at the wrong time, just as Werth was checking his swing, and everything was shifting back in the other direction.
"I got misdiagnosed by the Dodgers," said Werth. "Originally they said I had an avulsion fracture of the radius and that I would be OK in two weeks. I was on the disabled list for six weeks, and it wasn't any better. I basically played all of 2005 in excruciating pain. I had a surgery at the end of '05 that was pointless because of the wrong diagnosis."
The first surgery only made the wrist worse. "Before, I could at least swing the bat with a lot of pain, but after the surgery I couldn't swing at all," said Werth.
One surgery and 12 cortisone shots later, Werth had not played an inning in 2006 and still had no answers when he went to the Mayo Clinic later in the year.
"I thought I was done. My hand couldn't even swing a bat lightly."
Without treading too much into Stephania Bell's territory, Werth had suffered a split tear of the UT (ulnotriquetral) ligament in his wrist. It's an injury that is often misdiagnosed as inflammation because on an MRI the joint appears entirely structurally stable because the ligament is still attached. However, it is split open lengthwise and is extremely painful. You don't know what the problem is unless you're looking for it.
Thankfully, the Mayo Clinic's Dr. Richard Berger was the one doctor in the country who had discovered this type of injury and knew what he was looking for. He was the only one who performed the surgery to repair the tear, an injury usually seen in bowlers, golfers and tennis players.
"If I hadn't found him on my own, I'd probably still be screwed up," said Werth.
Werth came back for 2007, and though some lingering recovery issues pushed him to the disabled list for a bit last season, Werth is healthy and productive this year. His swing mechanics are still the same after the injury, but he swings a completely different bat now. It's not as heavy and doesn't have a knob.
"It wasn't until this spring training that it really started feeling good, but there's still some stuff in there once in a while," said Werth. "I feel confident. It's not painful. I don't think it will ever have the pre-injury strength, but I have no problem with where it's at. I can still be a productive player, but I feel like I'll never have the power production I could have had."
Werth might be shortchanging himself. In his last pre-injury season, his 16 dingers represented a homer every 18 at-bats. This season, he has a homer every 16.5 at-bats. His homers as a percentage of his fly balls are also slightly higher compared to that 2004 campaign. He's hitting .252 but has a low average on balls in play, and he has the ability of a .280-.290 hitter. He's been kind of pigeonholed a bit as a platoon player, but I have no doubt he could outperform Jenkins against right-handed pitching if given full-time at-bats. He possibly could steal 20 bases in the process. He does clearly mash lefties better, but he will hit righties well enough.
"I can still have a successful career, but I'm just a different player now," said Werth.
Actually, he might be exactly the player he used to be -- the one who showed so much promise in 2004 -- and that's a good thing. He's owned in just 17 percent of ESPN leagues, but if you need help in the outfield, he's a player who deserves strong consideration in the hopes of more at-bats in the future.


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I have waited a long time for the male finch to alight on the sunflower. The moment of the flower's bloom is past, but the effect is all the better for composition, as the bird bends forward for a taste.
So inspiring!
I want to paint this scene, may I use as a reference? of course crediting you for the lovely shot.
I want to paint this scene, may I use as a reference? of course crediting you for the lovely shot.
Pretty bird. Its' kinda mooing us, LOL!
Nice. Like a Yellow and black Tuxido
The yellow of the flower along with the yellow of the bird against the green background looks wonderful. Very nice capture.
Most charming!!!
Black and yellow, one of the most beautiful color combos I love goldfinches we have several of them visit our finch feeder along with the house finches Great shot!
Beautiful colors!!
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Wow, great capture ^^
Really beautiful!
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excellent capture! I was seeking photos of bending birds and it's here! Thank you!
nice shot!
is this cropped? its really noisy for an EOS-1D.
Yes, cropped. I'm getting a 2x magnifier today (the shot used a 1.4x on a 300mm) which I hope will reduce noise in future shots like this, but this capture will not happen again. The old Mark III, which Canon doesn't make any longer, can be noisy, but is still a great bird camera, and my best portrait camera with Canon's 85mm. But yes, the noise really bothers me.
If only shutter speeds could be infinite.
Great picture!
Amazing shot.
Great work.
This is just impressive
...awesome shot...
It was worth the wait, nice composition, very nice
beautiful work
Great Work .. ..