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Create a dramatic display of light inside a hand blown glass sphere! Now, for the first time ever, this incredible plasma technology is available in a compact size that's perfect for your desk or tabletop! Fascinating to watch, Mini Plasma is even more fun to play with! Just place your fingers on the glass surface and watch as coloured bolts of glowing light follow your every move. You can actually "feel" the energy as the light gently tickles your fingertips!
Includes: Mini Plasma Ball that can be viewed from any angle, AC power adapter and unique designer base.
Riding the wings of the award-winning Robotic Arm Trainer, has made robotic arm technology more affordable without compromising quality. With Robotic Arm Edge, command the gripper to open and close, control 120 degree wrist motion, an extensive elbow range of 300 degrees, base rotation of 270 degrees, base motion of 180 degrees, vertical reach of 15 inches, horizontal reach of 12.6 inches, and lifting capacity of 100g. WOW!
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You will need: long nose pliers, diagonal cutter, and screwdrivers (not included).
Measures approximately 9" long x 6.3" wide x 15" high.
Requires 4 D batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Build your own frilled lizard robot and learn about the basic concepts of robotics! The built lizard features an adjustable neck, infra-red sensor, and a waggling tail.
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"Become an expert on lightsaber technology, you will" says Yoda. The final challenge in becoming a Jedi Knight is to build your own lightsaber! With the Uncle Milton Star Wars Lightsaber Room Light, young Padawans can construct their own Jedi Lightsaber and mount it on their wall! Remote control lets you select from 9 awesome colour effects, including 8 different colours plus auto-spectrum mode - and sound effects too!
Requires 5 AAA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Measures approximately 25" long.
Build your own mini lightsaber! Lights up just like Kylo Ren's lightsaber with two stage light-up and pulsing blade. Learn about LED lights and the earth elements that create LED colours, lasers and plasma.
Measures approximately 6" long.
"Learn about light and optics, you will" says Yoda. Discover the science of light and optics as you build your own mini version of the lightsaber used by Anakin Skywalker! Choose from 4 different coloured crystals to customize your Star Wars lightsaber that really lights up! There are 2 lenses included for optic experiments as well as an LED light source. There's also a fun and informative guide inside to help you along the way.
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The SmartLab ReCon 6.0 is an awesome toy, programmable robot, and learning tool - all in one! Program your Rover to navigate specified courses and send it on all types of missions, like: delivering a treat to a pet, surprising a family member with a personalized message, guarding a bedroom, or just doing a dance!
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Includes: Programmable Rover robot and 48-page, full-colour Owner's Manual.
Requires 3 C batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
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Can you imagine bringing the wonder and beauty of the night sky into your home, with sophisticated green laser technology filling an entire room with thousands of moving stars and cloud formations? Imagine a display so breathtaking the phrase "You have to see it to believe it" doesn't do it justice!
Laser Twilight is a Laser Star Projector that brings a most amazing light display right to your very own room! The projector will fill any dark space with a super sharp spectacle of animated green stars and purple/blue nebula cloud formations. It will even surprise you with the occasional shooting star! Created from powerful green laser and holographic technology, you'll love seeing a display this bright and clear!
Laser Twilight is fully adjustable, requires no set up and will fill any room of any size with a crystal clear animated star display!
Includes Laser Star Projector with 2 built-in precision glass lenses and an AC adapter.
Measures approximately 8.5" long x 9.5" wide x 11.25" tall.
What every child should know about light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum! This multiple award-winning kit will teach children how to:
The award-winning artwork of Art Huff provides clear, step-by-step directions. Hundreds of children tested these materials with Penny Norman (Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley) and Ann Einstein (M.A.T Berkeley School District). The result if this delightful, self-contained book/kit which uses hours of fun and exploration to develop a basic understanding of scientific concepts!
Requires some household items (not included).
Requires 1 D battery (NOT INCLUDED).
Winner of the National Parenting Magazine Award and Creative Child Magazine Award.
Learn about electromagnetism and transform a metal screw into a magnetic hammer. Complete an electric circuit with it to construct this handy doorbell. Use it in your room as a cool science gadget.
Doorbell measures approximately 6.5" long.
Requires 2 AA batteries (not included).
Be a young mechanical engineer! Learn how the motor works by exploring important mechanisms like pivots, linkages and levers. Connect the circuit to build this amazing Race Car with a sturdy, lightweight and colourful body. Make it your very first project in mechanical science!
Includes a set of pre-cut colourful foam boards, a set of plastic cases, gears and wheels, a motor, a screw, stickers and detailed instructions.
Also needed but not provided: a cross-head screwdriver.
Requires 2 AA battery (NOT INCLUDED).
In one way or another, almost every form of energy we use originates as energy from the sun. Physics Solar Workshop explores the topic of solar energy, focusing on photovoltaic cells.
By building five awesome models and conducting experiments with them, learn how solar cells transform light into electrical energy, and how motors and mechanical devices can optimize the work done by this energy. Start with a simple helicopter model that converts sunlight into a rotating motion and demonstrates the basics of solar technology.
Build models of: a solar-bot, or a moon rover, or a stag beetle. Finally, build a cool praying mantis model that moves like an insect and is powered by a solar cell! The models can also be powered by a battery (sold separately), allowing operation in all lighting conditions.
Includes 138 parts, which are compatible with other Thames & Kosmos physics and engineering kits, and 48-page book with illustrated step-by-step instructions for the projects.
Compatible with one rechargeable AA battery (not required, sold separately).
This fun solar powered robot can be transformed into 14 different robots which include a multitude of amusing and functional movements! Easily change and rebuild the robot into different creations, from a wagging-tail dog to a running beetle, a walking crab, a surfer, a speedster to a zombie chaser and more! This educational robot kit provides unique accessories and parts that make the robot move on land or water. Best of all, these cool robots function on solar power so no batteries are needed!
Kit can be transformed into 14 robots at 2 skill levels. Level 1 includes: Turtle-bot, Beetle-bot, Quadru-bot, Boat-bot, Walker-bot, Dog-bot, and Wheel-bot. Level 2 includes: Roly Poly-bot, Auto-bot, Slither-bot, Surf-bot, Zombie-bot, Crab-bot, and Row-bot.
Winner of Dr. Toy's Best Green Toy of 2013 Award and Creative Child Magazines Top Toy of the Year 2013 Award!
Snap Circuits Jr. makes learning about electronics a snap! This kit comes with colour-coded, real circuit components that can be easily snapped together to create working circuit boards just like the ones found inside electronic devices. The easy-to-follow project manual includes instructions for building 130 electronic projects.
Requires 2 AA batteries. (NOT INCLUDED).
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Build and power a robot that requires no batteries! This Green Science kit is a fun and hands-on experiment that helps you discover the possibilities of alternate energy resources. With just a drop of salt water your robot will roll along the floor!
Includes: 2 complete charcoal battery kits (each kit can power the robot for approximately 60 minutes of play time), required materials and detailed instructions.
Robot measures approximately 3" high x 2.25" wide x 2" long. (when assembled).
Ever wanted to design your own Hexbug? Now kids can do just that with VEX Robotics! The core of this simple, flexible product line is the VEX IQ system used in STEM programs and elementary and middle school robotics competitions around the world.
The build-it-yourself line of VEX Robotics kits fosters creative STEM learning through hands-on play by allowing children to construct their very own jumbo-sized Hexbug and customize its programming. With VEX Robotics, kids as young as 8 can jump right in and snap these colourful robots together using the intuitive, tool-less components.
To create the VEX Robotics Ant, young Hexbug engineers start by assembling the six red wheels and attaching the motors and the wheels to the ant's core. Once the base is in place, the brain and sensors are connected and the bright red body pieces are attached to give the robot its flair, making it look like a Hexbug Ant! Final steps include wiring the brain to the dual bump sensors and the two motors using snap connectors.
To program the robotic ant, kids simply flip a series of switches on the robot's brain, allowing for quick experimentation with different modes to determine how it reacts when the sensors are activated. There are 64 different programming variations from which to choose! There are three drive modes: Standard Driver Mode where the kid drives the robot using the remote control, Autonomous Mode where the robot navigates itself using its sensors, and "Crazy" Autonomous that simulates the real, random wandering nature of a living creature!
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Assembled Hexbug VEX Ant measures approximately 18" long x 6.75" wide x 4" tall.
Requires 3 AA batteries and one 9 volt battery (NOT INCLUDED).
The build-it-yourself line of VEX Robotics kits fosters creative STEM learning through hands-on play by allowing children to construct their very own jumbo-sized HEXBUG and customize its programming. With VEX Robotics, kids as young as 8 can jump right in and snap these colourful robots together using the intuitive, tool-less components.
To construct the VEX Robotics Spider, young innovators start by building the drive column, and then work to attach the six orange legs. Once the base and the legs are in place, it's time to bring the spider to life by attaching the motors, distance sensor, LED module and brain using snap connectors. Once the brain and motors are attached and wired up, the final steps include adding on the bright orange body pieces that give the robot its flair, making it look like a Hexbug Spider!
To program the robotic spider, kids simply flip a series of switches on the robot's brain, allowing for quick experimentation with different modes to determine how the spider reacts when the sensors are activated. There are 64 different programming options from which to choose! There are three drive modes: Standard Driver Mode where the kid drives the robot using the remote control, Autonomous Mode where the robot navigates itself using its sensors, and "Crazy" Autonomous that simulates the real, random wandering nature of a living creature!
Set includes more than 350 snap together pieces.
Built product measures approximately 11.5" long x 11.5" wide x 11" tall.
Construct your own Buzz Wire and learn how to complete an electric circuit. Challenge your friends with the exciting Buzz Wire game by moving the wand along the wire from one end to the other without letting it touch! If it does the buzzer will sound. Design different wire shapes for various levels of difficulty.
Base measures approximately 7.25" long x 2.25" tall x 3.5" wide.
Requires 2 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
Electrify your brain with this challenging puzzler! The object is to place all of the pieces on the board to successfully complete the circuit; do so, and the entire board lights up! Cool Circuits emphasizes spatial reasoning and abstract thinking with over 40 different challenges ranging from student to expert. Can you solve them all?
Includes: 1 light up board, 8 fluorescent 3-D puzzle pieces and 40 challenge cards.
For 1 player.
Requires 3 AAA batteries ("Try Me" batteries included).
Build an FM radio that really works!
Designed by a company that was founded over 30 years ago by a pair of engineers, all Snap Circuits parts are mounted on plastic modules and snap together with ease - which means that children as young as eight can benefit from Snap Circuits. An added bonus: no tools are required for Snap Circuits play, which means children can get to "work" as soon as they open the box. With Snap Circuits your children will see that learning about electronics is a snap!
Kit includes 4 projects, and the new flexible mini base grid (measures approximately 7.7" long x 5.5" wide.)
Requires 3 AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
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Cocagne, New Brunswick
|New Brunswick
|Coordinates: 46°20′26″N 64°37′12″W / 46.34056°N 64.62000°WCoordinates: 46°20′26″N 64°37′12″W / 46.34056°N 64.62000°W
|New Brunswick
|Kent County
|Dominic LeBlanc (L)
|• Provincial Representative
|Benoît Bourque (L)
|• Land
|66.43 km2 (25.65 sq mi)
|Lowest elevation
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|Population (2011)[1]
|• Total
|• Density
|38.31/km2 (99.2/sq mi)
|Time zone
|Atlantic (AST) (UTC-4)
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Cocagne (2011 population: 2,545) is an incorporated Canadian rural community in Kent County, New Brunswick.
It was named after Cockaigne, a mythical paradise in medieval French literature.[2] It is located at the mouth of the Cocagne River on the Northumberland Strait.
William Francis Ganong identified the Mi'kmaq name as Wijulmacadie, referring to a plant found along the river. In 1866 Cocagne was a farming community with about 65 families: in 1871 the community and surrounding district had a population of 900: in 1898 Cocagne was a sub-port of entry with a population of 250. A post office branch has been located here since 1837.[3]
The community is located around the mouth of the Cocagne River in Cocagne Bay at the crossroads of Route 535 and Route 134. Cocagne is also located on the northern terminus of Route 530
Following incorporation, Statistics Canada determined Cocagne's 2011 population to be 2,540.[1] This population includes 2,312 in the portion formerly part of Dundas Parish and 228 in the portion formerly part of Wellington Parish.[1]
Notable people[edit]
- Auguste Théophile Léger (1852-1923) - New Brunswick politician
- Alfred Edmond Bourgeois (1872-1939) - New Brunswick politician, clerk, landlord and merchant.
- Allison Dysart (1880-1962) - New Brunswick politician, lawyer and judge
- Louis-Prudent-Alexandre Robichaud (1890-unknown) - New Brunswick political figure and jurist.
- Michel Cormier (b. 1957) - Canadian journalist, lecturer and author.
- Serge Despres (b. 1978) - Canadian bobsledder
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c "Interim List of Changes to Municipal Boundaries, Status, and Names, From January 2, 2014 to January 1, 2015 – Table 1 Changes to census subdivisions in alphabetical order by province and territory (with 8C and 9C)" (XLSX). Statistics Canada. May 27, 2015. Retrieved May 30, 2015.
- ^ Casselman, Bill. "Cocagne, New Brunswick: Origin of a Canadian Place Name". Bill Casselman's Canadian Word of the Day. Retrieved 21 May 2012.
- ^ "Cocagne". Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. Retrieved 21 May 2012.
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Very good, complete review of issues, good listener. I recommend this Dr. Catalan to anyone that cares about getting good health care.
I never give bed reviews but she is TERRIBLE!!!!! I wouldn't recommend her to anyone. She doesn't listen to her patients. Is very cold and doesn't get to know her patients. I have never had such a BAD experience with a doctor in my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She doesn't care at all about her patience and her nurse is just as bad!!!!!
Very abrupt and quite condescending. Didn't listen well. Said all medication from previous doctor was wrong -- even a specialist!!
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Please go to another physician. My condition has worsened because she refused to listen and misdiagnosed me with allergies when in fact I have an infection. Someone previously said of her, "cold fish," "belongs in research," "doesn't listen." Check on all three. Her lax and resistant attitude has made me switch primary care physicians.
A few of the members of this office staff have a real chip on their shoulders, particularly the person who handles appointments, and it trickles down hill from Dr. Catalan. I've spend a year trying to get to know her so that we could communicate and have had enough. If I thought she was a good doctor I could put up with most of it, but she is not. She refuses to listen to ANYTHING I say and is the queen of referrals. I have heard this from several other people so not sure where these good ratings are coming from but not from me.
I read these reviews and almost cancelled the appointment. I am so glad I did not! I have a doctorate and am very picky about my medical care. Dr. Catalan is fabulous! Medical people as well as us can make mistakes, as it is part of the human condition. Dr. Catalan is thorough, knowledgable, and a medical expect who looks at the WHOLE patient...not just a dissected sick body part. We disagreed on a treatment for my high cholesterol. Instead of prescribing the statin drug that I will never take, she presented all the research and best practices, treating me with respect the whole time. She gave me gentle reminders every visit and did not let this slide, but allowed me the option of writing a letter if I did not follow her advice. I have no doubt that if the chips were down, and my life hung in the balance, Dr. Catalan would give me state-of-the-art care and would make sure that others did as well...In this era of managed care, that is comforting. I recommend her highly. Great doctor, and personable as she gets to know you.
I would highly recommend Dr. Catalan to anyone. She is the most intelligent and knowledgable physician I have ever met (and I have met many doctors in my life due to my chronic severe migraines). She keeps abreast of all the latest medical research, medicines and techniques. She knows the best specialists in the area and doesn't hesitate to recommend one if she believes that it would get you the best treatment. She always puts the patient first and their health and well-being are her top priority. The office staff, on the other hand, are rude, incompetent and undertrained for their positions. They have misplaced my medical records twice and lost my appointment on several occasions. However, despite the incompetency of the staff and my 45 minute comute to get there, I will still stay a patient of Dr. Catalan's. Good doctors are just too hard to find these days.
When I first met Dr. Catalan I had the same impression as some of the other reviewers. I have been to her about five times now and she has gotten a lot friendlier. BUT...you can tell her the slightest thing and she jumps on it and tries to start scheduling test, etc. On my first visit, when I had a sinus infection, she tried to give me a tetanus shot just because I haven't had one in five or six years. I said that is not why I came here, and if I need a shot I'll take one then. She said "are you going to wait until you get tetanus and then take the shot - is that your plan"? I said yes, as a 48 year old I don't expect much likelihood of tetanus, so that's my plan. She was not happy. Then she sent the nurse in with the shot all ready for me! Four times I had to say NO WAY are you giving me that shot. I think that is major overkill! She is someone who really overreacts and seems scared not to. If you are someone who likes your doctor to be all over you, scheduling tests and referrals for every little symptom she is your gal. If you want treatment for the problem at hand and then go on with your life you need a different doctor.
I went to see Dr. Catalan 4 times, and each time I got progressively worse. I went there with very specific and straightforward problems but she could not resolve one of them. She does not listen at all. Anytime a Dr. has to ask you 3 times if you have nausea and you answer all 3 times yes, I am taking Phenergen and she still doesn't know there is a problem. I went to see her because I have kidney stones, my urologist told me I needed a primary care physician, anxiety, stomach pain and my blood pressure. It seems like to me she is scared to do anything on her own. She wants to send me to other Dr's for stuff she can do. Such as: after a lengthy hospital stay(where I saw her not once)I needed some tests ordered. The surgeons in the hospital told me my primary care physician can order them. Well, she would not order them and wanted to send me to another specialist. I talked to her every time about my severe anxiety attacks, she said she didn't want to give me "band-aid" drugs so she tells me to start taking a medicine we have already tried that makes me vomit. I understand that some doctors aren't fond of "band-aid" drugs but what does a band-aid do? It sure does stop the bleeding! Anyway, if you truly want to feel better you will stay away from the Cat, she will tear you to shreds.
Dr. Catalan has always been very sincere and respectful in her dealings with me. She has a professional and serious approach but it has never struck me to be rude or uncaring as some of the reviews have indicated. I have suffered from depression for years and saw Dr. Catalan for the first time after moving to Savannah. She took a lot of time discussing my life style and the impact of medications. In a follow up she expressed a lot of concern that I still had feelings of sadness, even though my mood was somewhat better. I guess what I am saying is that she recognized that I was still depressed and that feeling a somewhat better was not good enough. She referred me to a Psychayrist who perscribed a combination of two medications and she referred me to a therapist who helped me work through some grief issues. Two years later I am feeling better than I knew was possible and I will always be thankful to Dr. Catalan for taking the time with me and recognizing what I needed even when I didn't recognize it myself.
She belongs in research. Her behavior is like that of a high functioning person with autism. If you want a doctor with whom you can establish a real relationship, look elsewhere. The front desk staff is stunningly incompetent. I would be amazed if they haven't managed to kill someone by now. I am not being sarcastic. I witnessed a situation where an elderly woman was trying to tell them about some serious side effects her husband was experiencing with a new medication. He should have been seen immediately, but they couldn't be bothered. I approached the couple in the parking lot and suggested that they find a new doctor at a different office.
What a loser. She cares no more about a patient than a fly on the wall. She makes you feel like you're on-the-spot for seeking medical treatment. I am very uncomfortable in her presence.
Dr Catalan has the potential to be a fine doctor, she seems to be too busy to really listen to what I have to say. Her nurse is also lacking in bedside manners as she makes appointments feel like an inconvenience to her life.Dr Catalan did some tests on me and said she would call me back with the results. Her nurse made the call instead. I asked her to "Please hold on while I grabbed a pen", she told me to "HURRY UP" "I HAVE A JOB TO DO". I was so insulted and hurt. My test results are very important to me and so I felt I should write down the information rather than try to memorize everything she was saying. I didn't feel I was being unreasonable asking her to wait while I grabbed a pen. I didn't know she was going to call at that time and didn't deserve to be treated that way.
I am still very upset over the office visit. A doctor is to me someone who should be patient and kind, after all the patient is usually sick, stressed and not feeling well. She was neither kind or understanding and she prejudged me. Her attitude was one of disgust for me. No smile, no warmth no kind words. She seemed like she did not want me there, nor like me and she did not know me. She does not know how to show kindness to an ill patient. She also seemed to have the DR God attitude. She only needed to show and speak kindly to me of which she did not. She spoke to me like I was stupid, uneducated and like I had never been to any other professional before her. Also she did not bother asking me about my life style, if I exercise, If I ate a healthy diet or if I had any major stresses in my life. She had her own agenda and was extremely confusing in the things she said to me. I will never go back to her. She is not a real Doctor maybe only on paper. Susan check yourself, your bedside manor is horrible. I must say her nurse was gentle and kind and most of the staff too. But the front desk had attitude. I feel she harmed me.
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Proud Cook ready to lead England
England captain Alastair Cook is looking forward to building his relationship with team director Andy Flower during the tour of Bangladesh.
Cook is leading his country on tour for the first time after regular skipper Andrew Strauss was rested for the tour.
Strauss and Flower's captain-coach partnership has been lauded as a key reason behind England's successes in the past 18 months.
Although Cook has a long-standing association with Flower, going back to their shared playing days at Essex, he is hoping to build a new understanding with the Zimbabwean.
"I've known Andy since I was 18. I've grown up all my playing days with him and when I came into the England team he was assistant coach," said Cook.
"He's fantastic, a true thinker of the game, and it's a pleasure to work with him.
"We're making strides on building that relationship as captain and coach. These things do take time and hopefully we will get the chance to work more on that and improve as we go on."
Cook led the side to two convincing wins over a BCB XI in warm-up matches in midweek, but admits there is still a big sense of occasion around his first ODI in charge of the national team tomorrow.
"The first international is a different thing," he said. "There's a bit more pressure riding on it but I'm really looking forward to that pressure. It's a hugely proud moment for me."
The new Brit Insurance 2010-11 official England Cricket Team kit will be available to pre order from April 1 via ecb.co.uk, and in store from April 29


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Sun, Jun 05, 2016, 8:29 pm // John Servais
The photos should tell the story. Starting last Tuesday morning, volunteers started building a children's playground next to Pioneer Park on Ferndale's south side. Its name is Star Park. Sunday evening they dedicated and opened it. No speechs. First a show of hands from all who had helped and then a countdown to a couple hundred kids joyously running into the new playground to try out all the fun toys.
We cannot do justice to it here and so are linking to other websites with more info, videos and photos. A tip of our hat to all the folks in Ferndale for a superbly done community project. And to our old blogger friend Riley Sweeney, now communications director for the city. He played a significant role in making this a success.
Hope you enjoy.
City of Ferndale Star Park page - the name for this playground.
Facebook city of Ferndale website
Bellingham Herald article - with video and photos
Tim Paxton // Mon, Jun 06, 2016, 2:21 am
What a great story and effort for the kids of Ferndale. The pictures tell the story well. Looks like a great team effort we can all be proud of too. Thanks John.
Ferndale volunteers build kids playgroundOver 2,000 volunteers have just built a new playground in six days. We do a photo story.
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Roeder Home arts program faces cutsSheri Ward has contributed this guest article. Sheri was the editor of the Whatcom Independent weekly newspaper.
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Produced by Rosie O'Donnell, Taboo was the biographical tale of Boy George and the '80s London club scene, and even co-starred Boy George himself in the role of Leigh Bowery. The reunion show will feature several original cast members from the Broadway production of Taboo, including Jeffrey Carlson, Cary Shields, Liz McCartney, and Sarah Uriarte Berry.
John McDaniel, Taboo's original music director on Broadway, will also provide music direction for the concert. Proceeds from the event will go to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Click here for more information.
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A New Climate: The Best (And Worst) States For Channel-Minded Millennial Entrepreneurs
Given the growing ranks of millennials in the IT workforce, CRN is putting a millennial spin on this year's Best States project.
Given the growing ranks of millennials in the IT workforce, CRN is putting a millennial spin on this year's Best States project.
Here we breakdown the data sources used in this year's Best States analysis with a focus on millennial entrepreneurs.
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The Salesforce-alligned AI developer has streamlined its predictive analytics platform and bulked it up with new features and integrations
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TierPoint is broadening its data center strategy with a recently completed expansion completed and brand new facility being planned. The focus on its data center business will help partners sell more colocation, disaster recovery, and IT security services, TierPoint says.
Solution providers discuss the most profitable portions of their businesses.
Samsung is partnering with Russian telecommunications operator Mobile TeleSystems to test new Internet of Things technologies, including next-generation 5G networks.
The new offering aims to further enable the channel to monetize and manage SaaS through white-labeled online marketplaces.
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The solution provider giant continues to boost its 'pure play' cloud technologies by acquiring DayNine, with 400 employees.
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Which states have the most business opportunities for millennials considering a solution provider startup? The best available workforce? The lowest costs? See how states rank in providing the resources needed to grow a solution provider business – or hinder it with high taxes and red-tape regulations.
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The Sokens
The Sokens is a name often used to describe the area containing the traditional parishes of Thorpe, Kirby and Walton, which now lie in Tendring district in the Naze area of northeast Essex. The significance of this grouping is now mostly historical. The name 'Soken' is derived from the Saxon 'soc' or 'soca', signifying immunity, peculiar privileges and jurisdiction. It refers in particular to the power to administer justice within itself, and likewise the circuit within which such power was exercised. Among others was the claim that no bailiff except the lord's bailiff could arrest any person within the parish.
Thorpe, Kirby and Walton once made up the ancient manor of Adulvesnasa.[1] This name probably refers to the promontory or Naze where Walton now lies, and may denote a former landowner.[2] The Domesday Book states that, in 1066, the manor was owned by the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's in London, and was assessed at 27 hides. It may have been granted to them by King Athelstan.[3][4] The manor was held directly of the King, forming a peculiar jurisdiction or soke. The first indication of subdivision into three dependent manors comes in 1150.[5]
The Chapter retained the area until 1544, when it was exchanged with the Crown for other estates. In 1551 the manorial rights were granted by the young Edward VI to Thomas Darcy, Baron Darcy of Chiche. The manor descended with the Barons Darcy and earls of Rochford, until being sold by the fourth earl to Richard Rigby in 1775 to pay debts. Since then, the rights have been sold numerous times.[6]
The Sokens formed a peculiar jurisdiction within the Church of England, with its own ecclesiastical court under the responsibility of a commissary appointed by the lord of the manor.[7] This court dealt with a range of matters that has lessened over time. In earlier years it would have included dealing with disciplinary offences such as adultery, fornication and drunkenness. In later years it was limited to more administrative matters such as the proving of wills and granting of marriage licences. (In neighbouring parishes, this business would have been conducted in the court of the Archdeacon of Colchester.) Much of the soken court's business was taken away by the Probate and Matrimonial Causes acts of 1857. From the 16th century onwards, the court generally sat in Thorpe church. The last session was held in 1861. The last commissary was William Burgess, in office from 1823-1862. He was also vicar of all three parishes.[8] Manorial courts continued for a few decades more, until the late 19th century.[9]
- ^ Numerous variations of this name are in use, e.g. Aeldulvesnasa, Alduleuesnasa, Edulvesnaesa, Edulvesness etc.
- ^ Thornton (2007) Landownership: Walton-le-Soken, p.1
- ^ Thornton (2007) Landownership: Walton-le-Soken, p.1
- ^ Johnson (1982) p.11
- ^ Thornton (2007) Landownership: Walton-le-Soken, p.1
- ^ Thornton (2007) Landownership: Walton-le-Soken, pp.1-2
- ^ Pigot (1839) p.157
- ^ Wood (1975) pp.68-76
- ^ Wood (1975) p.7
- Johnson, Irene (1982). Turning point: the story of Kirby le Soken, Essex, 1823 to 1862. London: Regency Press. ISBN 0-7212-0651-4.
- Pigot (1839). Pigot's Directory Essex.
- Thornton, Chris (2007). Victoria County History, Essex XII (Work in Progress) - Landownership: the Sokens. Retrieved 2011-08-06.
- Wood, Ernest A. (1975). A history of Thorpe-le-Soken to the year 1890. Thorpe-le-Soken: T.C.Webb Esq. ISBN 0-9504333-0-6.


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Posaderos Mona y Lee sabía inmediatamente lo que debe ser el nombre de su posada. Inspirado por las espectaculares vistas panorámicas de las montañas de Berkshire, la posada fue bien llamado "Berkshire Mountain House". La posada es una cama y desayuno con las cubiertas y paredes anchas de vidrio, que se aprovechan de los puntos de vista contemporáneo romántico. Está situado en lo alto de una colina rodeada de 50 hectáreas de prados ondulantes y bosques con senderos para caminar y un estanque alimentado primavera. (Puras, estupendos desayunos hermosas vistas-Julie Geisler) (Gracias por su hospitalidad y desayunos increíbles - Paul Elkind) (¡Qué gran lugar, cálido y acogedor, cómodo - la familia de Myers)
4,6 en agosto 05, 2016
We have enjoyed a number of weekends at the Berkshire Mountain House in past years as we did this one. Mona is a wonderful host, breakfast is outstanding, and the setting said: "relax and enjoy."
5 en agosto 27, 2015
The Berkshire Mountain House, on the NY side of the Berkshires, is our favorite vacation place for a few reasons: 1) Not only are dogs allowed, but this is a GREAT place for people to bring their dog! Our dog Mavis loves to swim, and the pond on the property is perfect for her. It's big enough for her to swim, it's safe, and it's a nice walk down the hill from the hotel (maybe a quarter mile or a little less). 2) Mona is a great host, very charming and gracious, and a pleasure to talk to. She also is quite the chef! Among the many excellent dishes she makes for breakfast, one of her specialities is a delicious Blueberry French Toast that she bakes in the over like a scuffle, including carmelized pecans that make this dish amazing! And we really appreciate that she makes it for us because we like it so much! 3) The views of the Berkshire Mountains are amazing from the windows and the grounds of the hotel. 4) The rooms are very nicely designed and supplied with many nice touches by Mona, including her choices of curtains, soaps, furniture, and more. Very charming.
4,0 en agosto 15, 2015
We were guests there 8/10-8/12/2015, our second visit and I highly recommend the Berkshire Mountain House. A lovely setting, and Mona is most hospitable and welcoming. I couldn't get the ratings scale to reflect that "On-site dining" is outstanding but I want to emphasize that. I have been in many B&Bs but none had the extensive and original breakfast that we were offered by Mona. The service is also "outstanding"-- we look forward to our next visit -- Maryellen Mastriani
5 en julio 07, 2015
My girlfriend and I spent a lovely weekend in Mona's bed & breakfast and it couldn't have been more wonderful. Mona greeted us on our arrival and was so gracious and friendly. The room was even more beautiful than the pictures and the breakfast was a large spread including delicious crepes. Thanks, Mona -- We'll be back!
5 en julio 05, 2015
Mona is a great B&B proprietor, the setting is beautiful, and the place is great. Nice trails through the woods just outside the door.
5 en julio 02, 2015
We recently enjoyed a three night stay at the Berkshire Mountain House. We were welcomed by our gracious host Mona & some lovely wine! We stayed in a two bedroom apartment in the Meadow House which included a large furnished kitchen & laundry, two bedrooms/baths, and living/dining areas. There are sliding glass doors onto a large deck with incredible views.Everything was clean, comfortable & convenient. The breakfasts were excellent - lots of fresh fruit & juices, excellent coffee, two types of oatmeal, fruit compote, pancakes,eggs, breads & little cakes. More than we were able to sample! Mona visited with us at the end of each breakfast & offered suggestions of things to do and places to see. She really enjoys getting to know her guests & making sure they have the best possible experience of her inn and the area. Looking forward to another visit in the future.
5 en enero 22, 2015
We had a terrific stay at the Berkshire Mountain House. Mona was welcoming and helpful, even preparing breakfast a bit early so that we could get to the ski slopes at opening time. Our room was comfortable, and the views were spectacular. The proximity to Jiminy Peak made this a great find. We will certainly be returning in the future.
4,6 en octubre 27, 2014
Food was excellent - home-cooked, traditional and imaginative, large variety of items and delicious. Our room was the Beethoven Suite - it has large, double sliding glass doors opening onto a private deck with wonderful views of the Berkshire mountains, especially beautiful during the foliage season. Quiet, out of the way but close to a great restaurant where we enjoyed an excellent dinner. Our host was very nice and helpful and we quite enjoyed her company. Highly recommended.
5 en agosto 18, 2014
We've been staying at the Berkshire Mountain House for the past 4-5 years and will be staying there every year that we and it is there! Mona's breakfasts are phenomanal. Every morning there is a little something different, but the favorites are always there. The accommodations are superb. Mona stays overnight in every room when it is first ready for occupancy to make sure the amenities are what she would expect and, therefore, there is everything you could need or want. We're happy that we found it on the internet! The Fishmans
4,8 en noviembre 02, 2013
My wife and I stayed at the Berkshire Mountain House to celebrate our 3rd anniversary. The location and property was beautiful, complete with walking trails and a small fish pond! It was drivable to all the places we wanted to go (Bennington VT, the Harney and Sons tea store in Millerton NY, and of course the Berkshires). The breakfasts were consistently excellent with a variety of choices (fruit, a couple kinds of homemade oatmeal, bagels, toast, etc. always available plus some specialty dishes). Our room was clean and well maintained, and a great value especially compared to the steep prices for B&B rooms across the border in MA. No wireless internet access in our room (not a problem, just something most B&Bs have nowadays). Staying at B&Bs is a yearly tradition for us, and this one was one of our favorites. I strongly recommend it!
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Highlights from Pacific University sports news for February 2016.
Pacific Unveils All-Gender Restrooms on Campuses
Pacific University has established more than 30 all-gender restrooms on its campuses, in response to student request. A ribbon-cutting will be held at noon Feb. 16 in the University Center.
Upcoming Events
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM - Creighton Hall Classroom 403: The School of Pharmacy would like to invite Pacific University pre-pharmacy students to attend our fall Open House event, arranged specially for Pacific students. Date: Wednesday, November 2nd, 2016Time: 6:00 - 8:00pmWhere: Health Professions... Read more
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7:00 PM to 8:00 PM - Washburne Hall - U.C. Multipurpose Room 110: Free ZUMBA class for all current Pacific students, faculty and staff. Hosted by Pacific Intramurals & Recreation, instructor Candice Begg.
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Waldorf College creative writing professor Joe Wilkins will be reading and signing copies of his new prose collection, The Mountain and The Fathers, at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 24, in the Salveson Ballroom.
Ten Waldorf College students will present their research on a range of subjects to the Waldorf and Forest City community at the Student Inquirere on April 16 and 17.
Three sisters will reunite in Waldorf College's tragic comedy Crimes of the Heart, on stage at the Smith Theatre from April 11-14.
Twenty-one Waldorf College students will display their artwork, ranging from self-portraits to still life pieces, in the Waldorf Gallery from Friday, March 30 to April 10.
The Waldorf Community Artist Series brings Mason City's own Jazz Coalition Big Band to Immanuel Lutheran Church in Forest City at 7:30 p.m. Friday, March 30.
Cancer survivor Kari Liotta will tell her story with humor to Forest City community at Waldorf College on Thursday, March 29.
Four political experts will discuss and debate Iowa's primary position in the presidential election at the 2012 History and Political Symposium on Thursday, March 29, at Waldorf College. First in the Nation: Should Iowa Retain its Primary Position?, will feature the views of scholars, the media and the Iowa Secretary of State.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Thursday praised shale gas developers for being "pioneers of the future" who must resist being held back by "prison guards of the past."
The former Republican presidential candidate told a natural gas industry conference at the Convention Center that new discoveries of oil and gas from shale formations had reversed the nation's energy fortunes, thanks to the much-maligned practice of hydraulic fracturing.
"There are people who don't want this future, who don't want these competitive ideas," Gingrich said during closing remarks at the two-day Shale Insight conference sponsored by the Marcellus Shale Coalition. "There are entire institutions designed to slowing you down and, if possible, stopping you."


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It's a bad day for tech investors, but despite the falling fortunes of one of the best-known companies, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) is managing a passable day to start the week. As of 2:15 p.m. EST, the index has recorded a small gain of 19 points. Tech stocks are mixed on the Dow despite the Nasdaq Composite's (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC ) minor losses, and Dow members as a whole are fairly evenly split between losers and winners.
Apple pulls down tech
The stock dragging down the markets today isn't a Dow member at all, but rather tech giant Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) . The celebrated iPhone maker has seen its shares fall more than 3% after it was reported that the company will cut iPhone 5 parts orders due to lack of demand. While that's a black mark for Apple, the dip signals a cheaper entry point for those interested in the stock. This is still one of the best tech offerings on the market and a powerful, capable company.
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC ) and IBM (NYSE: IBM ) have followed Apple down, however, ranking among the top Dow laggards with respective losses of 0.6% and 0.7%. Later this week, Intel will report earnings, which should allow investors to see how the company is handling the continued PC market decline. The company has lost more than 12% over the past year, and a weak earnings report could make matters worse.
Don't tell Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) that tech's not having a great day, however. The beleaguered tech stock has caught fire to start 2013, and today's no exception: Shares have gained 5.5% so far today. HP received an upgrade from JPMorgan analyst Mark Moskowitz from "underweight" to "neutral." Despite major losses last year, compounded by the Autonomy writedown and ensuing fraud accusations, HP has launched a blitz in 2013 that has scored the stock gains of nearly 10% over the past month. Part of that is due to opportunistic investors looking for a bargain, and don't be fooled -- this is still a company that faces major trouble in getting back on track over the long term.
Outside the tech sector, however, one recently maligned stock is on the up today. Aerospace manufacturer Boeing (NYSE: BA ) has picked up gains of 1.8% despite the rising storm of criticism over the fire and other publicized problems the 787 Dreamliner aircraft experienced last week. Even with these incidents, it's tough to go against Boeing: This company still ranks at the top of the massive aerospace market around the globe, and its tried-and-true models aren't going anywhere. It may have faltered to start 2013, but you can expect Boeing to regain its footing.
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Famous & Fugly: 11 Most "Facially-Challenged" Celebs
Everyone is visually-attractive to someone unless you're one of these unsightly celebs with fame-blurred looks. Some more hideous than others, it's amazing how millions make these celebs facially-tolerable.
Here are the ten most facially-challenged celebs alive. Take a look.
Trinidad James
The rising Rap star (and his five or seven filthy teefs) is the most visually-unacceptable celebrity in the universe. How do you naturally look like "Jerome" from "Martin?!"
Flavor Flav
Flav looks like the bottom of a janitor boot with no hope for improvement. This is what Chief Keef's future looks like.
Terrell Suggs
The All-Pro defensive end has the most stressful facial situation in the NFL. Helmet on? He's cool. Helmet off? Terrifying.
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His crispity-crunchity face was the first thing Heidi Klum saw every morning for seven years. Yeesh.
Hovvie Hov may be filthy rich and married to Beyonce but that doesn't make his face any less camelly. If Stevie Wonder examined Hov's facial features do you think he'd say the camel-faced mogul is "handsome?"
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We were walking around the back of the garage, studying the trees to see which limbs needed to be trimmed, when he stopped suddenly, an odd look on his face — half puzzled, half afraid, as if he'd seen the shark from 'Jaws', or maybe a White Walker, lurking at the very edge of view, both equally improbable in the Santa Cruz mountains.
"What's wrong?" I asked. His answer made me stop, and ponder what we've come to as a species.
"It's too quiet. There's no music, no cars, no sirens or construction noise. It's kind of creepy."
Creepy? I recoiled at the affront. My first impulse was to tell him just how wrong he was, how it wasn't quiet at all if you knew what to listen for. The forest is an orchestra, full of sighing trees, rustling leaves, scolding squirrels, bossy jays, and many more unique and diverse instruments. But before the words formed on my tongue, I realized that wasn't the real issue, so I swallowed them and we kept walking.
It wasn't the softness of the forest's song that had my visitor on edge. Of course he could hear it, and he knew there was sound all around him. What disturbed him wasn't what was audible, but what wasn't. There was no sound of us, our clamorous and busy tribe, making its mark on the land wherever, whenever we venture out upon it. There was no reminder of our presence, our ability — some say our duty — to command and remake nature to our will, nothing to indicate that we are powerful, important, or even necessary. There was only the light breeze ruffling the manzanita, a raven winging overhead and calling to its mate, and the soft crack of acorns dropping to the ground.
I felt right at home.
With a Perspective, I'm Peggy Hansen.
Peggy Hansen is an artist, photographer and organic farmer. She lives in Santa Cruz County.


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Advice......Help me choose a board size
I'm 5'9", 180, size 10 boot. I plan on purchasing a never summer sl-r. I will be riding both freeride and freestyle. I'm a solid freerider not so much on freestyle and will be mixing in freestyle about 50-60% of the time. Trying to figure out if I should get a 155 or 158.
I'm 165 and I ride the 58 SL R if you're trying to balance out the park/free ride go with the bigger size for sure.
Thanks for the advice. Now, would anyone be able to recommend some bindings. I have an old pair of ride flights, but would really like to get a new pair.
I've been using the K2 formula's on my SL find its a good match up.
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