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Mathmo is a revision tool for post-16 mathematics. It's great installed as a smartphone app, but it works well in pads and desktops and notebooks too. Give yourself a mathematical workout!
Give your further pure mathematics skills a workout with this interactive and reusable set of activities.
Can you locate these values on this interactive logarithmic scale?
A weekly challenge concerning prime numbers.
Use Excel to explore multiplication of fractions.
Use Excel to investigate the effect of translations around a number
Use an interactive Excel spreadsheet to explore number in this
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An environment that enables you to investigate tessellations of
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A group of interactive resources to support work on percentages Key
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A collection of our favourite pictorial problems, one for each day
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This resource contains a range of problems and interactivities on
the theme of coordinates in two and three dimensions.
Match pairs of cards so that they have equivalent ratios.
Practise your skills of proportional reasoning with this interactive haemocytometer.
The interactive diagram has two labelled points, A and B. It is
designed to be used with the problem "Cushion Ball"
A mathematically themed crossword.
A simple file for the Interactive whiteboard or PC screen,
demonstrating equivalent fractions.
This game challenges you to locate hidden triangles in The White
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Use an Excel spreadsheet to explore long multiplication.
This resource contains interactive problems to support work on
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This set of resources for teachers offers interactive environments
to support work on loci at Key Stage 4.
Use this animation to experiment with lotteries. Choose how many
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make at once.
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Use an Excel to investigate division. Explore the relationships
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Use Excel to practise adding and subtracting fractions.
Use an interactive Excel spreadsheet to investigate factors and
An Excel spreadsheet with an investigation.
A java applet that takes you through the steps needed to solve a
Diophantine equation of the form Px+Qy=1 using Euclid's algorithm.
Can you beat Piggy in this simple dice game? Can you figure out
Piggy's strategy, and is there a better one?
There are 27 small cubes in a 3 x 3 x 3 cube, 54 faces being
visible at any one time. Is it possible to reorganise these cubes
so that by dipping the large cube into a pot of paint three times
you. . . .
A right-angled isosceles triangle is rotated about the centre point
of a square. What can you say about the area of the part of the
square covered by the triangle as it rotates?
A tool for generating random integers.
Can you put the 25 coloured tiles into the 5 x 5 square so that no column, no row and no diagonal line have tiles of the same colour in them?
Start with any number of counters in any number of piles. 2 players
take it in turns to remove any number of counters from a single
pile. The winner is the player to take the last counter.
Place a red counter in the top left corner of a 4x4 array, which is
covered by 14 other smaller counters, leaving a gap in the bottom
right hand corner (HOME). What is the smallest number of moves. . . .
Can you beat the computer in the challenging strategy game?
Which exact dilution ratios can you make using only 2 dilutions?
Which dilutions can you make using 10ml pipettes and 100ml
measuring cylinders?
Make and prove a conjecture about the cyclic quadrilateral
inscribed in a circle of radius r that has the maximum perimeter and the maximum area.
Match the cards of the same value.
How good are you at finding the formula for a number pattern ?
A metal puzzle which led to some mathematical questions.
Players take it in turns to choose a dot on the grid. The winner is the first to have four dots that can be joined to form a square.
A spherical balloon lies inside a wire frame. How much do you need
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The aim of the game is to slide the green square from the top right
hand corner to the bottom left hand corner in the least number of
Try this interactivity to familiarise yourself with the proof that the square root of 2 is irrational. Sort the steps of the proof into the correct order.
Here is a chance to play a fractions version of the classic
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Six circles around a central circle make a flower. Watch the flower
as you change the radii in this circle packing. Prove that with the
given ratios of the radii the petals touch and fit perfectly.
Can you break down this conversion process into logical steps?
There are thirteen axes of rotational symmetry of a unit cube. Describe them all. What is the average length of the parts of the axes of symmetry which lie inside the cube?
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The start of school carries with it a hefty price tag for parents.
Pencils, crayons, scissors and other supplies, not to mention new clothes and accessories, can quickly deplete almost anyone's wallet.
On Sunday, San Jacinto Baptist Church, 801 Tascosa Road, helped almost 1,200 parents and students alleviate part of the financial burden.
"School is so expensive," said the Rev. Stan Coffey, pastor of the church. "Some parents have more than one job and several children, which can be very expensive."
Volunteers for the 10th annual "Free School Supply Give Away" passed out packets of supplies based on the appropriate grade level.
Students from kindergarten to high school received a handful of academic goodies.
"It's a good thing because they won't be left out and not have any school supplies," said Caroline Sisemore, an elementary student helping during the event.
Each student could chose their choice of color of notebook, pencil box and pencils. They also received an eraser, crayons, scissors, glue and a notebook full of paper.
"Some kids come to school the first day and have nothing," Coffey said. "It sure isn't their fault."
Children and their parents lined the outside of the church, waiting for the doors to open at 5 p.m. The students had to be accompanied by their parents in order to receive the free supplies.
Each child received a color-coded card designating the appropriate grade level. After registering, everyone entered the sanctuary to hear about Jesus Christ through songs and a short presentation.
"This is really outreach for the Lord," said Lori Herman, passing out supplies for third-grade students. "It is what we are supposed to do."
The church designated money from its mission budget to cover the expense of the new supplies. Coffey estimated parents saved almost $30 per student through this event.
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Ok, so I say to my 2-year old daughter last night, "Let's read a book or two before you go to bed," like a good mamma is supposed to do, right? Her face lights up and she shouts, "10 Apples! 10 Apples!" She was referring to Dr. Seuss's 10 Apples Up on Top. Now, normally I like Dr. Seuss's books. In fact, his are among my favorite childrens' books. However, 10 Apples Up on Top is not his best work; it's a bit monotonous. So, I'm less than thrilled when my daughter suggests this one. But it teaches simple words and counting-it's good for that-, so I cave and say, "Alright."
So, here we are reading this book where 3 animals-a dog, a tiger, and a lion-compete by seeing how many apples they can stack on their heads. "Look see, I can do three, I can put three on top, you see." Or something like that. And then the next animal stacks four apples, then five and so on until they finally have ten apples on top. All of this is fine. We are counting and learning about competition.
Then a group of bears who pick up mops and start swatting at the apple stacks on the animals' heads. The book is not explicit about why, but one can assume from the pictures that perhaps the dog, tiger, and lion stole the apples from the bears' refridgerator. "Oh no, they have mops, they'll knock our apples from the top, this all must stop..." I'm paraphrasing because I don't have the book sitting next to me now. But you get the picture. So the bears (there are about 8 of them) chase the dog, tiger and lion around swatting at the apples barely balancing on their heads and chase them down a hill until at last, the whole pack runs into a huge cart of a million apples being pulled by an old guy and his mule. Everything explodes, and then all of them put 10 apples on their heads - the bears, too! And everyone celebrate. "We all can have 10 apples on top," is the gist.
My daughter is laughing, which makes me happy, but I'm sitting there perplexed. I cannot help but wonder what the message is supposed to be here. Compete to be the best at something, steal and destroy others' livelihood to get it, then share your booty with everyone, so all have equal shares?
What about the old guy with the mule? How long did it take for him to harvest all those apples? Where was he going with them? How will he feed his family and his mule now? Dr. Seuss forgets to mention that, doesn't he? I don't get it. Is this some sort of subliminal message to my child that socialism is ok? Is Dr. Seuss a pen name for Karl Marx?
Well, that's it. I'm going to write my own version of this story..... Ok, so I probably won't write my own version, but I will stuff this book to the back of my daughter's book shelf and hope she forgets about it.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Seattle Seahawks' bench practically exploded when Jeff Garcia skipped a fourth-down pass off the turf at midfield with 1:06 left. Several Seahawks charged onto the field waving their helmets, and several others threw most of their uniforms into the crowd in celebration.
The Seahawks' 24-17 victory over San Francisco on Saturday earned them a chance at the playoffs -- and an uneasy Sunday of waiting.
Matt Hasselbeck passed for 315 yards and threw scoring passes to Koren Robinson and Alex Bannister to keep the Seahawks' postseason hopes alive.
Hasselbeck and Shaun Alexander came up with just enough big plays to give the Seahawks (10-6) their second road victory of the season and a sweep of the 49ers in 2003.
Now the Seahawks need Minnesota to lose at Arizona, or Denver to beat Green Bay at Lambeau Field on Sunday. Seattle also could get in if Dallas loses at New Orleans, kicking off a complicated scenario that would eliminate the Packers.
"You win, and you give yourself a chance to go the playoffs," said Alexander, who rushed for 60 of his 85 yards in the fourth quarter. "I thought, 'I can't let this opportunity slip away to do something this organization hasn't done for a long time.'"
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We stayed in #205 in March 2013. This unit is outstanding! Nicely updated, super comfy beds, all the amenities you could need including some awesome sleds! This property is so close to the chair-lift and restaurants (Breckenridge Brewery) we hardly used our car at all. The second bedroom with 2 bunk-beds was great for our kids! The pool and hot-tub were really nice too. I highly recommend this complex and especially unit #205!
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FRUGAL TRAVELER; Grenada Recipe: One Guest House, Pinch of Nutmeg
By DAISANN McLANE
Published: August 13, 2000
IT was hot in my room at the Windward Sands Guest House in Grenada, so I walked over to the window to turn on the air-conditioner. In the dim light, I couldn't make sense of the words on the control panel.
Exasperated, I rummaged in my luggage until I found my reading glasses and discovered that it wasn't my eyesight that had failed me. The air-conditioner was a Soviet model, and the controls were printed in Cyrillic.
I hadn't expected to encounter an artifact of Grenada's past as a revolutionary state allied with Cuba, so soon after my arrival. I'd heard from friends who had visited recently that Grenada had changed a lot since I'd been there 15 years ago, more than a year after the United States invaded the island in October 1983. Roads damaged by shelling had been repaved and widened. And Grenada's famous long white stretch of beach, Grand Anse, boasted many resort hotels that hadn't been there before. There were even two new shopping malls.
What remained the same, my friends assured me, was Grenada's laid-back small-island pace. If it was easygoing in its winter busy season, I imagined that in late June and early July (when I visited for five days) Grenada would be sound asleep. That sounded good to me. Summer might seem an odd time to think about a Caribbean vacation, but I enjoy being in the islands when the tourists are gone and local life returns to its own rhythm. The season's weather in the Caribbean, with temperatures in the 80's and cool ocean breezes, is often an improvement over New York City's swelter. And hotel prices plummet in the slow season 30 to 40 percent below their winter rates.
Caribbean summer is slow in every way except one: air travel. I was surprised when I called the Brooklyn agency I normally use for Caribbean trips and discovered that flights from New York to Grenada were heavily booked and that round-trip tickets were selling for $740. I usually count on getting a good deal on a Caribbean ticket from one agency or another that caters to a West Indian clientele. But the agent reminded me that lots of Brooklyn's West Indians go home to visit during the summer, or send their kids to the islands to visit Grandma. What was more, my planned travel time overlapped the dates of St. Vincent's popular carnival -- St. Vincent is the next major island up the Windward chain from Grenada.
Discouraged, I almost abandoned my plans for a Caribbean summer getaway. But in a last-ditch attempt, I decided to call a couple of airlines directly. That's how I found out that Air Jamaica had entered the competition for the eastern Caribbean market by adding new flights to Barbados from New York and creating an affiliate called EC Express, which currently runs connecting flights on propeller planes to St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Trinidad and Grenada. To wean clients away from the competition, Air Jamaica had lowered its fares. The flights were almost all sold out, but the agent at the airline's office in Brooklyn managed to find me round-trip connections to Grenada on the days that I wanted for $599.
I left New York with a sigh of relief on a late June day after the thermometer had been in the high 80's, and the air had been clinging to my skin like a coat of grease. About six hours later that day a taxi deposited me on the doorstep of the Windward Sands Guest House in the middle of a torrential tropical downpour.
I sat at a table on the veranda of the Windward Sands and watched ruefully as the rain fell in windy sheets, shaking the slender branches of an enormous flamboyant tree heavy with orange-red blooms. When you travel to the Caribbean anytime after Easter, you play roulette with the rain. Mountainous Grenada has an interior covered with rain forest, so it gets wetter than other, flatter islands. Sometimes a cloudburst will be followed by days of crisp, clear sunshine. Other times, the rain settles in for a spell. Forget the Weather Channel -- when it comes to Caribbean rain, only the local people know for sure.
The Windward Sands, which is one of several small guest houses along the main road one block behind the Grand Anse beach, is run by a Grenadian family, the Phillipses. When I arrived, the young son and stepson of the owner, Johnny Phillips, were running the show in his absence. I looked around for one of them, hoping they could answer my climate (and climate-control) questions.
But they weren't there. The place seemed deserted. Then, suddenly, looking through the screen door to the main house, I spied someone moving around.
''Excuse me,'' I shouted. ''Do you think that this rain will stop by tomorrow? And can you read Russian?''
The person stepped out of the shadows. ''I'm afraid I can't help you,'' he said.
Steve wasn't a Phillips family member -- he was the only other off-season guest in the house. A railway dispatcher from New Jersey, he is a carnival aficionado who for the last 10 years has been traveling to all the West Indian island fetes on his vacations. He'd been to carnivals in Trinidad, Barbados, Guyana and Haiti -- in fact, he reminded me we had actually met briefly four years ago while we were both staying at the Hotel Olaffson in Port-au-Prince. Now he had stopped to tour Grenada for a few days on his way to carnival in St. Vincent.


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I think he difinitely should have tried lateral movement and retreating to stay away from Liston in the early rounds, bobbing low when Liston got close. It made no sense to get inside with Sonny early. Patterson played into Sonny's hands.
I don't know if another strategy could have worked, but it could not have failed more miserably. Many experts in fact thought that Patterson would win. He had his supporters and Liston had his doubters. The Liston as superman image came after the Patterson fights.
I have to agree with both you and Janitor, that it was definately foolish of Patterson to engage Liston at close range and so early on. Do you feel however, that he indeed had the boxing ability to launch such a plan involving more lateral movement and boxing from a distance? Sonny had a tremendous jab that he could use from long range, and a way of cutting off the ring.
I don't know.
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Washington Park is the place to be tonight as the Historic Quincy Buisiness District will hold their annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
Washington Park is the place to be tonight as the Historic Quincy Buisiness District will hold their annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
Our Load the Lobby campaign will end on December 13. Help us fill up the entire lobby of Y101 and KICK-FM with new or good used toys and books that your children are no longer using.
A Quincy business will have a real live reindeer in their parking lot on Monday, December 9.
A night of Christmas memories will be made at the Eagles Nest Hotel, 300 South 3rd Street in Quincy, with 'A Night at the North Pole.'
If you are thinking of an idea that will make everyone laugh at the Thanksgiving table I have just the thing for you. This is a prank that can be used on the person helping you in the kitchen this Thursday.
Callie Frese, age 5, the daughter of Andy and Crissy Frese of Quincy, has Cerebral Palsy. She is in need of a service dog to help with lots of things — helping to guide her wheelchair, pick up anything she may have dropped, providing comfort and a calming sense for the child, etc. But there is one thing the guide dog can do that is invaluable: it can sense seizure activity in Callie before it happens.
Quincy High School students Krissy Hartley, Matt Bilgri and Raven Hurt are putting on a 3 on 3 basketball tournament with proceeds going to Autism Speaks.
Students from Quincy High School's leadership class are putting their best dribble forward to help out Autism Speaks.
Quincy High School's annual musical will take place this year from November 6 through 10 when the classic tale of 'Annie' hits the stage.
The 25th annual Teddy Bear Clinic was held on Sunday, October 6 at Quincy's Blessing Hospital. Youngsters from all over the area brought their favorite teddy bears, stuffed animals or dolls and went through the health stations set up by the student nurses of Blessing Rieman College of Nursing. Hundreds of kids with smiling faces made their way through the Blessing Hospital doors to the Clinic.


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Sec IPO in July and it will be priced cheap because of delays ...
1. Talked towards the beginning of the presentation of partnering ARRY-520 and/or ARRY-614 geographically (offered possibility of ex-U.S. partnering before). Not sure if this means increased discussions on this front. Conversely, ARRY-797 partnering timing seems to have been pushed back as I believe the guidance now was just "by the end of the year" whereas previously there seemed to be guidance for mid-2013.
2. Have hit MTD on ARRY-614 and will move into expansion cohort at the selected dose in a "refined target population." Not really made clear what is meant by "refined target population." Also, sounds like will have data to inform potential Phase 3 trial design by the end of this year. Seems like timing for 614 program has been pushed back a bit as I thought previously the expectation was to have the key data in mid-2013.
Sentiment: Sell
on top of that 160 million in debt, due in 1-3 years at 8%.


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It should be well noted that the Theory Evolution states that every single organism on this planet originated originated from one common ancestor. That is to say, ALL LIFE on Earth is in one SUPREMELY TANGLED family tree.
02:02:04 AM Oct 13th 2013
Eh, not inherently. It's a really really big tree, but being big alone does not make it tangled; the tangling comes from various forms of incest, remarriage, missing relatives, and so on. Of course, organisms do do that so it is still tangled, but a tree without any tangles is conceivable.
03:17:28 AM Jan 29th 2012
- It can be argued that the Summers family reaches even into the DC Universe. Robin III (Tim Drake) dated Jubilee, who can be considered to be Storm's vampire-niece (Storm was bitten by Dracula but changed back, while Jubilee is currently a vampire turned by Dracula's son Xarus). Considering Storm's previous relationship with Forge, and that guy's relationship with Mystique, whose adopted daughter Rogue hooks up with Gambit, who is Cyclops's half-clone according to X-Men: the End... and that is the sound of your head asploding.
05:39:48 PM Mar 18th 2011
How is Ariella Kent "squicky"? The Supergirl that's her mother is Linda Danvers, who isn't related in any way to Superman. Not even the "Matrix" component of Supergirl is related to Superman, she just has powers based on his. If Kara Zor-El and Kal El had a kid, that'd be squicky (and is addressed in the infamous "Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenix" essay), but Linda Danvers had no problem marrying Superman other than the identity deception. Perhaps the phrase should be removed from the main article, that's all I'm saying. I want some consensus before it's done.
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- Let's not forget (or maybe we should) when superman split into two separate characters (Superman Blue and Superman Red) one of whom knocked up Maxima with a child that's never mentioned again. They then re-fused into "Electrosuperman" or something before being returned to his original state, minus his mullet.
11:32:17 PM Jan 7th 2011
Prehaps the descendants of the Williams girls from 1632 belong on here?
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I meant http://t h e i n f o s p h e r e.org/File:Fry_Family_Tree.png
04:17:43 PM Sep 6th 2010
How is "Tangled Fmaily Tree" a better name than "Summers Family Tree"? It's much blander and a lot less fun...
04:31:13 PM Sep 6th 2010
Becuase not everyone is familiar with X-Men. I orginally thought the title reffered to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Tangled simply means convoluted which is far more appropriate.
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Electrification At Paddington Station
I took this picture looking across the lines at Paddington station.
The nearest platform, which is number one, is not electrified yet. note the bar across the tracks which is used to support the wires.
This picture shows wires installed over platforms four and five.
Note where the support is yellow, that you can just see a slim vertical support for the overhead wire.
It certainly seems to be more of a sympathetic design than the gantries I discussed in Aesthetic Problems With Overhead Wires On The Great Western
Underground Humour
This sign was displayed at Paddington Underground station today.
The staff do try to lighten the journey.
Getting To Paddington Station
Over the last couple of weeks, as I've been taking my Before Crossrail pictures and going to St. Ives, I've been going to Paddington station, rather a lot.
If I haven't got tickets and I'm going to say Reading or Slough, I always go via Dalston Junction to get the tickets in the machine there, as I get the best price that is otherwise only available with the hassle of queuing up at a Ticket Office.
Transport for London's recommended route says get to Highbury and Islington station and use the Victoria and Bakerloo lines to get to Paddington. It suggests a time of just over thirty minutes.
But there are some problems with this route, especially if I get a bus to Highbury and Islington.
- There is as much walking, as going to Dalston Junction.
- The ticket machines at Highbury and Islington don't issue tickets from the Zone 6 Boundary, so I have to pay for an unneeded journey from Paddington to West Drayton.
- In the rush hour or at busy times, this route is horrendous, due to the inadequate Victoria line.
- Sometimes, buses to the station are hard to find, due to heavy traffic on the Balls Pond Road.
It may be the quickest at times, but it is never the easiest.
I tend to go one of two routes.
- I often use the Overground to Whitechapel and then the Hammersmith and City line to Paddington. This route has the advantage that it is air-conditioned all the way, but it takes about a dozen minutes longer, than the recommended route.
- If I take a bus to Kings Cross and then take the Hammersmith and City line, this can be around forty minutes.
But if I want to go on a main line train out of Paddington, it puts me at the wrong end of the station, unless I have a booked train.
Today, I'm going to Cardiff on the 13:45 train out of Paddington. As I'm taking my own gluten-free sandwiches and I won't have to buy a drink, I shall use the Whitechapel route, leaving before 12:30.
Crossrail will change all this in that I'll still get to Whitechapel in eight minutes and then it'll be thirteen minutes to Paddington. So it should be under half-an-hour between the two stations and we'll all probably be delivered to the convenient end of Paddington.
It is interesting to apply my mother's rule of two minutes a station and five minutes for an interchange to the before and after Crossrail routes via Whitechapel.
Before Crossrail – 35 minutes
After Crossrail – 23 minutes
It'll be fascinating to see whether the twenty-three minute figure is regularly beaten. Hopefully as the interchange at Whitechapel will be quicker, Paddington station will be much easier and the trains on Crossrail will be very frequent, this will be the case.
Another Talking Statue
I took this picture of the war memorial on platform one at Paddington station.
A voice track has now been added.
How Will Crossrail Affect My Rail Journeys?
It may be wishful thinking as I'll be 72, when Crossrail fully opens in December 2019.
But how will the new line affect the journeys I take regularly?
Access To Crossrail
I will get to and from Crossrail in one of two ways.
I am within walking distance of Dalston Junction station, where I could use the Overground to get to and from Whitechapel station, which is a major station on Crossrail.
This route is a good one for coming home, as I just walk up the stairs or take the lift at Dalston Junction, before waiting no more than a couple of minutes for a bus to perhaps fifty metres from my house.
The other way to go to Crossrail is to get a bus directly to the line. At present, I have three routes within a hundred metres that go direct to stations, that will be on Crossrail. The 56 goes to Barbican and the 21 and 141 go to Moorgate. I suspect that the buses will be reorganised for Crossrail, so the 38 might be routed to stop by an entrance to the Crossrail station at Tottenham Court Road.
Coming back, if the stop for the 21 and 141 is sited as well as it is now for Moorgate station, this would probably be my preferred route in the rain, as the stop for those routes, is just across a zebra crossing from my house.
If anything my biggest problem about access to Crossrail, is choosing from a selection of convenient routes. Especially, as the buses could well be a few minutes quicker than they are now.
This is probably the most common destination out of London, where I go to the football.
I doubt that I'll change my route much, but it should be easier to get to and from Liverpool Street and I doubt, I'll ever use a taxi again.
The only possible change I could see is that if the Great Eastern Main Line links up better with a cross-platform interchange at Shenfield, I might use this route. Hopefully, Ipswich services could also be faster under the Norwich in Ninety program, so sitting in a comfortable train will be less important, than say a journey in under an hour from Liverpool Street.
Liverpool And Manchester
I've bracketed these two cities together, probably much to the annoyance of a lot of residents of the two cities, but by the time Crossrail opens, there will be a thirty minute service every ten minutes between the two cities. Much of this happens late this year, so we're not talking about possible projects.
So for many who live between and around the two cities, your route to and from the South will become one of personal preference and convenience.
Coupled with all the other Northern Hub developments, I suspect that both cities will have a more frequent service to and from London and the South than they do now. It might also be quicker, if 225 kph running is enabled by new signalling.
If Milton Keynes is a Crossrail terminal, I could see up to three trains an hour to both cities stopping there to pick up and set down passengers.
If say Liverpool and Manchester did get three trains an hour from Milton Keynes, you would have a maximum wait of twenty minutes for a train to your desired destination.
I would probably book a seat from Euston, but as that dreadful station starts to be rebuilt, I'd probably hop on Crossrail for Milton Keynes.
If though it was four trains an hour to Liverpool and Manchester from Milton Keynes, and perhaps I wanted to see an exhibition at the Tate Liverpool, I'd probably book a Standard Off Peak Ticket the night before and take my chances on getting a decent seat at Milton Keynes.
The more I look at it, Crossrail must terminate at Milton Keynes and that city should be a stop on a large number of Virgin services.
I'm going to Reading next week to see Ipswich. This one is a no-brainer and it'll be Crossrail all the way.
I'm also going to Birmingham next week and this one could be difficult choice from a multiplicity of routes.
By 2019, Birmingham's tram system and some extra trains will link a lot more parts of the city, so depending on where I'm going I might not even go through New Street station. If I'm still going to Bordesley for Birmingham City, will the worst station I've used recently be a better proposition and perhaps easier to get to?
But again Milton Keynes is an option.
At the southern end, Crossrail doesn't really ease the Marylebone problem if I use Chiltern to get to Birmingham. Unless of course getting to the Bakerloo Line at Paddington is easy. The alternative might be to exit Bond Street Station on Crossrail, walk to Oxford Street station and get the Bakerloo Line to Marylebone.
I'm always surprised that Brunel's Great Western had such bad connections to his father's Thames Tunnel.
Finally, with Crossrail, Paddington gets put on my list of stations that are easy to get to.
But will I actually go there or get a Reading train and change for Wales and the West there?
I think it depends on whether the new Class 800/801 trains are better than InterCity 125s!
Definitely a go direct and no more slogging along the Piccadilly Line.
Roll On Crossrail
Yesterday was a day, when Crossrail would have been more than handy.
I went to Exeter to see an old friend and his wife and had booked myself out of Paddington on the 09:07 train.
From Hackney, getting to Paddington is not easy and I usually take the Metropolitan line to the western end of the station and walk in to the trains from the bridge. Since the new Underground station has been built, this is the easiest way to get a train for Wales and West.
Paddington station for me also presents a gluten-free breakfast problem, in that there is nowhere I would trust in the station. So I took a bus to Kings Cross station, where there is both Leon and Carluccio's, who both do excellent gluten-free breakfasts. Yesterday, it was Leon's turn and I left myself thirty seven minutes to get to Paddington, after finishing my egg, chorizo and beans.
But that was my downfall, as there was signalling problems on the Metropolitan line and the trains were very infrequent and crammed solid.
So I tried a taxi and the queue was hundreds long and there wasn't a taxi in sight.
In the end I found a bus to take me up to Euston Square station, where after a wait, I got on a train to Paddington.
But I missed the train by about five minutes.
Normally, the journey takes ten minutes from Kings Cross to Paddington, but it had taken me forty-five. The Metropolitan line, which is normally one of the most reliable had let me down.
It's on journeys like this, that Crossrail will really benefit people like me, who live in the eastern part of the capital.
I should have a choice of buses to various Crossrail stations, or I could even take the Overground to Whitechapel from Dalston Junction station, just up the road from my house.
Crossrail is going to change the east of London dramatically and not just the places, which have a station on the line.
Canal Moorings With Their Own Station
When I came back from Reading into Paddington station yesterday, I walked to the back of the Inter City 125 train and took the bridge to the Metropolitan line station. Before catching my train to get home, I ventured outside to look at the new entrance, which has just opened.
As you can see the entrance is by the canal and the Paddington Basin. It's obviously not finished yet and won't be until Crossrail opens in a few years.
It is an area, that is crying out for a decent cafe, restaurant or bar.
Crazy Practical Plumbing
I took this picture on the pedestrian bridge over Paddington station.
It's amazing what you can do with flexible rubber hose and a couple of jubilee clips! But then you've got to make sure the rain from the roof, goes down the drain and not where people walk.
This is an example of the sort of design I like! It's clever, stylish, practical and above all affordable!
The Rebuilt Metropolitan Station At Paddington
The Metropolitan station at Paddington is emerging from the extensive building works at Paddington station.
Note that there is still quite a lot to do, like installing the lifts.
The New Taxi Rank At Paddington Station
Paddington station now has a new taxi rank.
It must be one of the best ones in the UK.
It certainly means that if you're coming into Central London from the west and need a taxi, it's a good station to pick one up.
Note how the taxi rank is properly numbered, so you can arrange to meet on a particular number!


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How Snow (and Libyan Soldiers) Led to Airport Logjams
Tough new rules were meant to put a stop to hungry passengers, crying babies and smelly toilets on grounded planes. But an Oct. 29 nor'easter triggered a chain reaction that left passengers on five jetBlue, American and Delta flights stuck on the tarmac for more than seven hours.
An examination of that day, however, shows that the debacle resulted more from a series of events and missteps rather than the storm itself. It becomes clear how ham-handed and fragile the nation's air transportation system can be under stress—and how more work needs to be done on a federal tarmac-delay rule.
The trouble began midday Saturday, when heavy wet snow temporarily knocked out instrument-landing systems on key runways at both Kennedy International Airport in New York and Liberty International Airport in Newark, N.J. Until antennae could be cleared and de-iced, planes were unable to land, a Federal Aviation Administration official said. Another crucial runway at JFK was already closed because of scheduled maintenance.
As a result, 158 flights were suddenly diverted to airports from North Carolina to Nova Scotia. Many of the flights wanted to go to Boston's Logan International Airport, with its ample facilities and more favorable weather. But Logan already had issues that crimped capacity. One runway was shut down to accommodate a giant C-17 military transport unloading wounded Libyan soldiers, according to Ed Freni, aviation director of the Massachusetts Port Authority, or Massport.
Then, a diverted Lufthansa DLAKY -1.61 % Airbus A380 super-jumbo plane from Frankfurt had to park on one of Logan's longest runways, shutting it down. With 13 diverted planes—along with regularly scheduled flights—stacking up, Massport issued an unusual notice telling airlines to call for permission before sending Logan additional diversions.
"We're no good to anyone if we gridlock the airport," Mr. Freni said. The airport never closed and would have taken flights with emergencies, Mr. Freni said. "This was as serious as it gets."
Airline dispatchers got the go-away notice and passed it on to pilots. Officials at Delta, American and jetBlue all say they had New York-bound planes headed for refueling in Boston that instead had to land at Bradley International Airport near Hartford, Conn. In all, 29 aircraft diverted to Hartford in a span of just two hours. All intended to "gas-and-go," and five made it out. But conditions quickly deteriorated.
Bradley's fuel facility suffered electrical power failures, airlines say, which crippled refueling. Power went out in the international-arrivals building, so the jet-bridge and baggage belts didn't work. Luggage had to be carried manually to passengers. Mobile stairs—commandeered from jetBlue—were used to get passengers off planes.
International flights—wide-body jets from United Airlines, Swiss Air, American and Delta—had to be unloaded one at a time. In an effort to provide restrooms, food and seating, the airlines asked if they could unload arriving overseas passengers at the domestic terminal and keep them secure with police. Customs and Border Protection officials said no. John Wagner, CBP's executive director of admissibility and passenger programs, said the agency must have advance notice of plans before it can make changes to secure areas.
As one of the diverted planes, Delta Flight 141, came up on four hours on the ground, stairs were wheeled to the door, and passengers were given a chance to get off to comply with tarmac-delay rules. No one wanted to go since they still hoped to get down to New York, a Delta Air Lines spokesman said.
Delta brought out lavatory services, plus water and snacks. As night dragged on, hamburgers from McDonald's were delivered. By the time the flight got its turn at customs, it was 11:08 p.m., nearly nine hours after the plane landed. Passengers were bused to JFK in the middle of the night.
For its part, Bradley Airport said FAA air-traffic controllers asked it to stay open to diversions because of overcrowding at other airports. Power outages affected virtually the entire airport at 6 p.m., according to a statement Wednesday from the Connecticut Department of Transportation. While backup generators were on hand in some places, generators had to be brought to storage areas for fuel and de-icing fluid. The airport, which called in extra workers, doesn't own mobile staircases, the state agency said. It has two 15-passenger buses that were used to evacuate some passengers.
JetBlue Airways Corp. had six diverted planes on the ground, and jetBlue officials said all its captains were acutely aware of the tarmac-delay rule, which threatens heavy fines on airlines if they keep passengers on board grounded domestic flights for more than three hours (four hours for international) without offering a chance to deplane, with certain exceptions.
One of the planes, Flight 504, landed in Hartford around 1:30 p.m. It was assigned a new landing time at Newark less than three hours away. "Because he couldn't get fueled, he couldn't go," a jetBlue spokeswoman said. The captain also told passengers he couldn't get the airplane de-iced. So he requested deplaning, but got no help from either the airline or the airport. Passengers sat for 7½ hours.
"In the cabin, tensions rose," Andrew Carter, a sports writer for the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, said in an article describing the ordeal. He was on board trying to get to New Jersey to cover a Miami Dolphins football game. "Babies cried. People yelled....Time crawled."
In the end, all six flights tried to get people off at the three-hour deadline, but some planes were blocked by other jets and couldn't move to the terminal, jetBlue said. Moreover, jetBlue never got to use the portable staircase it lined up to deplane passengers because it had been nabbed by the airport to get people off the international flights.
JetBlue says that Bradley was simply overwhelmed by too many diversions, and that its grounded flights were lower priority than bigger international planes. "The diversions did not occur because of a snowstorm in New York. It was because of equipment failures,'' said Rob Maruster, jetBlue's chief operating officer.
Airport and airline officials say they have been holding meetings to discuss better coordination. A Department of Transportation investigation is under way. The Air Transport Association, a lobby group for airlines, charged after the snow debacle that airports should be held accountable, along with airlines, for providing services to passengers.
"We think the real answer is for airlines to meet with airports and say, 'This is what I need,' " said Deborah McElroy, executive vice president of Airports Council International-North America. And, she added, airports, the FAA and airlines need a way to coordinate diversions so one airport doesn't get overloaded.
Some big hub airports, like Dallas, Atlanta and Houston, do coordinate regularly with outlying airports used for diversions, setting capacity limits, for example, of how many planes each can take.
Bradley said it was aware of what the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has done, but nothing similar exists in the Northeast.
"We plan to take a leadership role with our other regional airports going forward to develop such a contingency program," the airport said.
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Narrator: Meet Jacquie and Daniel, parents of 7 month old twins Isaac and Lulu. On this typical day everyone seems well rested and content, but as you can imagine, it wasn't always that way…..
Daniel Butler Father of twins: When we got home from the hospital, in the first few weeks we were sleeping down here. Jacquie had the couch, I had a mattress on the floor and I was getting no sleep, half an hour or 45 minutes at a time, maximum. You both look very peaceful, swaddled….
Narrator: But Daniel and Jacquie had a plan, developed as soon as they discovered twins were on the way…(achoo! Bless you!).based on encouraging Issac and Lulu's natural sleep patterns.
Daniel Butler Father of twins: Crying--This is..this is the soundtrack of my life…
Narrator: Unfortunately, newborns don't have much to work with –their bodies have yet to develop the circadian rhythm –the body's way of knowing when it's time to be awake or sleepy.
Jacquie Butler Mother of twins: Really early there is not much you can do besides sort of establishing day from night. So in the morning we would open up all the windows and have them sit in sunny spots and then as the day went on, dim lights, close shades so the day was darker.
Gary L. Montgomery, MD Director, Children's Sleep Center Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: As the baby grows from birth to three months of age, you will start to see a little bit more of the circadian rhythm. Not the way we think a circadian rhythm for the older children and adults. There is a little bit there at birth, but it really kicks in and becomes strong at about three or four months of age.
Narrator: And that's why experts say 4-6 months is the golden age to develop good sleep habits that will stay with your baby the rest of his or her life.
Jacquie Butler Mother of twins: Big girl (please blur the nipple)
Narrator: As the babies grew, Jacquie and Daniel did all the right things….
Jacquie Butler Mother of twins: We tried to be consistent with the bedtime, tried to be consistent with when we had our meals and when they had their meals,
Narrator: Next came a nighttime routine, which included a warm bath, a dimly lit room and a bedtime book….
Jacquie Butler Mother of twins: And everyone would talk in low voices, and that was sort of our wind down… and then We would swaddle them, put them in their beds, tell them that it was bed time, and get them pacifiers and sometimes they resisted sleep, but eventually they became sleepy earlier in the routine. So we might be reading a book and then we start yawning and we would look at each other and get excited. We were like, oh they are going to go to sleep. So really it was the consistency and being a team, us deciding together, these are the things we are going to do and sticking to them.
Narrator: They also avoided the trap that many parents fall into….rocking the baby to sleep.
Gary L. Montgomery, MD Director, Children's Sleep Center Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: The reason that's wrong is because the baby gets used to falling asleep in the parent's arms. So the real key is to rock the baby until the baby is very drowsy, not quite asleep, but drowsy, and then put the baby in the crib. Maybe pat on the back a little bit. The baby will maybe stretch a little bit, yawn, and then fall asleep, and the actual act of falling asleep then is alone in the crib.
Narrator: Which as you can see, is exactly what Issac and Lulu do….
Gary L. Montgomery, MD Director, Children's Sleep Center Children's Healthcare of Atlanta: If we can teach that at bedtime, then that's what the baby will do at night when the baby wakes up. In the crib, alone, dark, fall back asleep.
Daniel Butler Father of twins: This is unparalleled…he hasn't slept nine hours in a week total….
Narrator: Jacquie and Daniel remember the first time the babies slept through the night….
Daniel Butler Father of twins: After a few hours, we kind of looked at each other and we were just -- this is really, are they really going to sleep all night? Is there any way that this could happen?
Jacquie Butler Mother of twins: I remember sitting up in bed like bolting up in bed, and thinking we had missed them crying or them waking up and we went in the room and like checked on them to make sure that they were in there and sleeping and they were….
Narrator: In fact, they were sleeping like babies. For WebMD, I'm Sandee LaMotte.
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Welcome to Bulldog Brewery!
The Best Beer in Temecula Wine Country.
Bulldog Brewery is a family owned and operated brewery & tap room located at Jefferson and Date Streets in Murrieta, CA.
We start our brewing process with the freshest ingredients to produce consistent, top quality, craft beer. Bulldog Brewery also offers a perfectly matched food menu served in our comfortable tasting room.
Bulldog Brewery offers great beers, food, local wines and a unique experience.
Great Micro-Brewed Beer
Come in to Bulldog Brewery and enjoy some of the best beers in Temecula & Murrieta. From our Bully Amber, to our Red Ale, to our Weizen Bock, our beers are just jumping with great flavor. Enjoy these great beers and many more in our amazing Tasting Room!
Delicious Food
At Bulldog Brewery we just don't have great Beer. We also have an amazing kitchen that cooks up some of the best food in town. Come in and try our Appetizers, our Flatbread Pizza's, our Sliders, and our oven-fresh Panini's. You won't be coming back for our beer alone!


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Program: Each year the Iowa Retail Trade Analysis reports are updated for Iowa cities and counties. The Retail Trade Update program will summarize trends in retail trade and current retail topics being discussed by Iowa retailers.
Audience: Community Retailers, Chambers of Commerce, Economic Developers, Community Developers, local leaders
Sponsor/Provider: Community and Economic Development Extension and Outreach, Agriculture Experiment Station, Department of Economics
Estimated Fee: $100 speaker fee, plus travel expenses.
Location: Retail Specialist Ron Prescott will make a presentation on local retail trends, topics, and issues to your group. The hosting group should be prepared to provide a meeting space with LCD projector and screen..
Availability: Upon request
Delivery Schedule: Year around
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