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- Ukrainian military spokesmen report finding five dead Russian-led militants
- Ukrainian military spokesmen said the corpses of 5 Russian militants have been discovered in Luhansk region along the demarcation line with Ukrainian government forces, as well as continued sporadic gunfire was heard near government-controlled ...
- A Purge for the Books
- Just as Hitler's night of the long knives and Stalin's Yezhovshchina presaged the next world war. What better way for Outstanding ... today: a classic political purge.
- Gorbachev Denounces Putin's "Sham" Democracy
- By the time the purges came to an end in December 1938, thousands of political police officers had also disappeared. Yezhov himself, the ugly dwarf who gave his name to the whole yezhovshchina, was never heard from again after January 1939.
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A method for the determination of the optical constants of thin films based on the combination of a waveguide measurement procedure with the spectroscopic measurements made from the UV to the IR is presented. As a test material AlN thin film on sapphire substrates is investigated.
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Jason Ward's Matagorda Island Discs
This week's installment comes from Jason "J-Thunder" Ward, current bassist for '80s cover act the Lost Boys.
"I keep seeing this," he writes, "so I figured I'd throw a list out and see if anyone else wants to pick on me for it."
Despite his musical endeavors, Ward's list ranges from the Duran Duran you'd expect to classic rock to video game and film soundtracks to not one but two New Age albums. Take it away, Jason!
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1) KISS: ALIVE! — Loud, basic, rock and roll. KISS may take a lot of grief over their image and commercial-to-the-point-of-psychosis merchandising, but the songs are classics.
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2) Iron Maiden: Dance Of Death — For some reason, I like this one better than the so-called "classic" era. The title track and "Wildest Dreams" stand up with anything off the Powerslave album.
3) Duran Duran: Seven and the Ragged Tiger — I play '80s, what did you expect?
4) David Arkenstone: Quest of the Dream Warrior — I get a kick out of the New Age section, and this guy can bring the goods. I bought it on a whim one night and quickly amassed every other recording I could find.
5) Various Artists: Final Fantasy X (soundtrack) — Yes, it's music from a video game, but it's good music from a video game. And the track titled "Otherworld" is as fine a piece of metal as anything Pantera ever did.
6)The Empire Strikes Back soundtrack — I'm big on larger-than-life imagery, and John Williams is a god when it comes to movie music.
7) The Smithereens: Blow Up — I didn't discover these guys till long past their prime, but the songs are still as catchy as ever.
8) Eden's Avatar: Mosaic — Some New Agey stuff from a local boy. Good for just zoning out.
9) The Doors: Waiting for the Sun — It's a tough choice between this and the rest of the catalog, but "Not to Touch the Earth" and "My Wild Love" push it out in front.
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WELLSBURG – Brooke Hills Park's newly heated pool is open.
The pool's hours are from noon to 7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, pending suitable weather and customer participation. Visitors may call (304) 737-1236 to confirm it is open. Admission is $3 for age 12 and up and $2 for ages 4-11, with children 3 and under admitted free. Passes are $40 per person, $85 for a family of four and $30 per senior 60 and older.
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Saturday night at Fonda Speedway was a perfect example of how fast things can change in this sport.
Matt DeLorenzo came into the night with the modified points lead, but after double features, finished the night trailing Bobby Varin by 14 points.
Jimmy Davis got off to a strong start this season at Fonda and was the early point leader at Fonda and Glen Ridge Motorsports Park. Things changed and he slid back in both points standings. A week ago, he destroyed the No. 41 modified in a tumble that ended up over the backstretch wall and inches from the river.
He came back to the track Saturday with a new car that his team put the finishing touches on earlier that afternoon. Following the example set earlier this year by Craig Hanson, Davis went from wrecker to checkers and picked up the victory in the second modified feature.
If you did not enjoy watching the action in the late stages of the pro stock feature Saturday night at Fonda Speedway, you are not a racing fan.
Chucky Dumblewski, Roy Fifield, Ken Gates and Rocky Warner swapped positions, not paint, while running side-by-side,
Warner ended up with the victory with Gates second, Dumblewski third and Fifield fourth with less than a second separating the top four at the checkers.
Series Finale
Glen Ridge Motorsports Park will host the final leg of the Harry's Auto Street Stock Series Friday night.
After three races, Dennis Joslin tops the series points standings over defending series champion Justin Knight 162-146. Brian Cosselman, Chuck McSpirit and Jason Samrov are locked in a tight battle for third place with Cosselman two points ahead of McSpirit and four up on Samrov.
The regular-season street stock points battle is still up in the air with McSpirit topping the division with 648 points, while Cosselman and Knight tied for second, 10 points back, Cosselman has accumulated his points without the benefit of a feature win. Rob VanAernam is fourth with 634.
Craig Hanson and JaMike Sowle are locked in a tight battle at the top of the modified points standings with Hanson clinging to the lead 659-646. Both have three feature wins so far this season.
Tony Farone has not won a feature at Glen Ridge yet this season but sits atop the DIRTcar sportsman standings. He holds a 20-point advantage over D.J. Brundige, 624-604.
Rocky Warner is in control of the DIRTcar pro stock points battle leading Buddy Hencke 644-606, while Kerrie Hollenbeck has parlayed eight feature wins into a 136 point lead in the six-cylinder division and Ken Hollenbeck holds a 36 point lead over Laurie Fallis in the four-cylinder cruiser division.
Also, Friday night at Glen Ridge, the kiddie rides that were postponed last week by double features have been added to this week's program.
King of Dirt Series
Another series wrapping up its points battle this weekend is the King of Dirt Series at Caroga Creek Raceway.
Nathan Armstrong, Nick Scavia and Alyssa Swartz have swept the first three races of the series and top the stock novice, Junior 2 and Junior 2 Pro respectively.
Swartz also leads the Junior 2 Gold standings by five points over Colton Butterfield.
Other King of Dirt Series leaders include Ricky Armstrong (Junior 1), Ethan Darling (Stock Light), Dave Mclear (Stock Heavy), Ed Schultz (Animal Heavy), Brendan Darrah (Jr. Sportsman Champ), Lydia Rueckheim (Junior 2 Champ), Cody Clark (Jr. Slingshots), and Randy Myers (All-Star Sr. Slingshots).


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As Founder of Triple Bottom Why consulting, Marissa Feinberg is a publicist, marketeer, and brand builder with a passion for championing new ideas and connecting people. Building on the work of Simon Sinek, Marissa's "Triple Bottom Why" philosophy brings her client's "why" into alignment with their organization and audience. Identifying "why" also highlights values, supporting the triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit. From Fortune 500 companies to Series B startups, Marissa's clients have been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, BBC World, Bloomberg, Fast Company, and Forbes, among others.
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The present work explores the massively parallel capabilities of the most advanced architecture of graphics processing units (GPUs) code named "Fermi", on a two-dimensional unstructured cell-centred finite volume code. We use the SIMPLE algorithm to solve the continuity and momentum equations that was fully ported to the GPU. The benefits of this implementation are compared with a serial implementation that traditionally runs on the central processing unit (CPU). The developed codes were assessed with the bench-mark problems of Poiseuille flow, for Newtonian and generalized Newtonian fluids, as well as by the lid-driven cavity and the sudden expansion flows for Newtonian fluids. The parallel (GPU) code accelerated the resolution of those three problems by factors of 19, 10 and 11, respectively, in comparison with the corresponding CPU single core counterpart. The results are a clear indication that GPUs are and will be useful in the field of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for rheologically simple and complex fluids.
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Good ending
Defeat the unknown men and get the Stone of Sealing before you go to the castle and fight with Sol. Defeat the Body of God for the second time in the Royal Tower to view the ending.
Play as Helina from first Lost Kingdoms in Vs
Defeat the neutral element boss monster in the scared arena (2nd Area) and rather then returning to the beginning continue west to another battle arena. Fight Helina in this arena and defeat her. You must have a skill level of 6 or higher in neutral ability and have defeated the 1st battle arena bosses and the unknown man blocking the arena exit (or if second time or more an extra kendarie knight). This can be done at any time during the game. Defeat her and she appears in the character roster in vs. mode
Play as Katia in Vs. and Download cards from LK
After you defeat Thalnos in the Scared Battle Arena 2, head north to another arena. Fight Katia and beat her. When you win, the "official" mission will end and it will automatically take you back to the world map. At this point before you can do anything, it will ask you if you want to "Take on Katia's responsibilities". This message is asking you if you want to download your card collection from the original Lost Kingdoms and add it to your current collection (this is the only time that you can do this action for the save file). If you want to, select ok then yes. In any case, save your game and when you load up the file in vs. mode, Katia will appear on the character roster.
Play as Kendarie Warrior In Vs. Mode
Defeat the Kendarie Card Master Boss (not the lower Kendarie Knights) in the Kendarie Fortress in the first region. Save your game and when you load it again in vs. the Kendarie Warrior becomes available for choosing.
Play as Rashiannu in Vs. Mode
Beat the Royal Tower Upper Level (This final normal stage for single player mode). Then let the game save the completion settings. When you load up that data in vs. mode, Rashiannu will be available in the character roster.
Play as Thalnos from Lost Kingdoms in Vs
After you beat Helena and Leod in the Scared Battle Arena 2 (you can only fight Leod here after you beat the game), go to the northern most door in the area and go in. Fight Thalnos and after you beat him save your game. When you load this data in vs. mode, Thalnos will appear on the character roster.
Play as Urbur Cultist in vs. mode
Defeat one of the cultists that you encounter in battle (most likely, the first one you'll meet is in Ruldo Forest, but any will do), then complete or abort the stage you're on. Save your game and when you load your file in vs. mode, the Urbur Cultist will be available to play (the character is marked as "unknown" on the list).
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To accomplish this trick, you must have two separate saved games. You can't just save to a different file or memory card. Start a new game, abort the first mission, and save your progress in a separate file.
Now go to the VS mode and load your primary game (the one you want to copy your cards to) for player 1, and your new game for player 2. Wager whatever cards you want to duplicate, then lose to player 2. Load your new game, then save that game in however many slots you want (don't overwrite your primary game!) Go back to VS mode and load your primary game as player 1, and whichever copy of your new game as player 2. Win as player 1, and take back your cards, then go through all the duplicate new games, making wagers of whatever cards you want duplicated. This even works with the very expensive capture card!
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InterContinental Resort and Spa Moorea - Moorea
Your resort has 2 restaurants serving breakfast and dinner where you'll find good menu choices and service with a smile. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find a picnic area and 24-hour room service. Beach amenities include sun loungers and umbrellas along with on-site recreation like snorkeling and scuba diving. Escape the stress of everyday life at Helene Spa, offering facials and body scrubs, as well as body wraps, body treatments and aromatherapy. Go for a dip in the outdoor pool, and enjoy the free pool cabanas and sun loungers. There are also 2 bars/lounges, a beach bar and a poolside bar so guests can sip a refreshing drink in a sunlounger or at the bar when staying here.
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InterContinental Resort and Spa Moorea - Moorea
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 144 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 3 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Children's club *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Resort fee included
In the hotel
- Children's club (surcharge)
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
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- Outdoor pool
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- Conference space size (meters) - 5780
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Nestled in the resort's tropical gardens on 1500 square meters (over 16,000 square feet), the full-service Hélène Spa features massage, body, and beauty treatments inspired by French and Polynesian cultures.
DiningFare NuiRestaurant - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Fare Hana Restaurant - This poolside restaurant serves brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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- Fitness facilities
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Brendan Rodgers has spoken to Daniel Sturridge to give him assurances before the imminent arrival of Mario Balotelli at Liverpool.
The Italian striker is on the verge of signing for the Reds after a fee of £16m was agreed with AC Milan last week.
Balotelli has a history of on and off field disciplinary problems and there are concerns the 24-year-old could destabilise the Merseyside club.
Former Liverpool manager Graeme Souness said: "It's an enormous gamble by Rodgers, a gamble I don't think he needs to take because he has a very strong group of players."
It is hoped Rodgers will be able to get the best out of the Italian due to his proven track record of dealing with difficult players.
The departed Luis Suarez flourished under Rodgers, whilst Raheem Sterling has also progressed incredibly well.
Rodgers feels confident he can revive Balotelli's career at Anfield because in Daniel Sturridge he took another "difficult" footballer and made him flourish. Off the field, Suarez and Sturridge were not close but on it they formed one of the most lethal attacking partnerships Liverpool has known.
Mario Balotelli: The funniest stories
Mario Balotelli: The funniest stories
1/17 Bully
When a youngster asked for an autograph outside Manchester City's training ground, Balotelli demanded to know why the boy was playing truant. After the child revealed he was being bullied, Balotelli drove the boy and his mother to the school in question so he could tackle the bully himself. He demanded to see the headmaster to make him aware of the issue and then mediated between the two boys to resolve the problem. A source said: 'Mario feels strongly about bullying.' Read the full story here.
2/17 Generosity
After gambling at Manchester's 235 Casino, Balotelli walked away with winnings of £25,000. Feeling generous, he gave a homeless man 'with ginger dreadlocks and a beard' £1,000. Click here for the full story.
3/17 Parking fines
During his time in Manchester, Balotelli racked up £10,000 in parking fines and had his white Maserati impounded 27 times. Once he was pulled over by the police who wanted to enquire why he had £5,000 in cash on his front seat. Balotelli reorted: 'Because I am rich.' Click here for the full story.
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4/17 Bored
Balotelli was 'bored', so threw darts at Manchester City youth team players to pass the time. Click here for the full story.
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5/17 Racism
Balotelli explained prior to Euro 2012 how he would deal with racists: 'I will not accept racism at all. It's unacceptable. If someone throws a banana at me in the street, I will go to jail, because I will kill them.'
6/17 Selfie
In a pre-season friendly for AC Milan, two fans ran onto the pitch to demand a selfie with the striker. Rather than shy away like most would in such a situation, Balotelli was more than happy to oblige.
7/17 Ironing
Mario isn't a one trick pony. He can also iron, dance and read - all at the same time. Click here to watch.
8/17 Chicken
For reasons never fully explained, Balotelli once sported a chicken hat. Thankfully it was a trend that never caught on.
Getty Images; Sky News
9/17 Fireworks
A bright spark at the body that co-ordinates firework safety material enlisted Balotelli soon after it was reported that some had been set off in the bathroom of his Manchester mansion.
10/17 Why always me?
The day those stories emerged, Balotelli scored for City in the Manchester derby, giving him the perfect opportunity to reveal *that* t-shirt.
11/17 The Queen
The Queen may be wary of Balotelli's return to England. During the World Cup, he said he wanted a kiss from Her Royal Highness should Italy do England a favour by beating Costa Rica. Thankfully for everyone involved, they didn't.
12/17 Grass
During a Europa League defeat to Dynamo Kiev, Balotelli had to be substituted in the 57th minute with his face swelling up. It emerged afterwards that the Italian is allergic to some types of grass.
Getty Images
13/17 Interruptions
During an Inter Milan press conference to announce the appointment of Andrea Stramaccioni as interim-manager, Balotelli interrupted proceedings to say hello. He was enjoying a day-off from Manchester City at the time. Click here to watch.
14/17 Celebrations
Balotelli's naked torso was to be one of the defining images of Euro 2012 - but he's not overly keen on celebrating goals. 'I don't celebrate goals, I'm just doing my job,' he infamously said. 'Does a postman celebrate when he delivered the mail?'
15/17 Pranks
Balotelli has always appeared to be well loved by his team-mates. Perhaps it's the pranks he plays, like this one on Edin Dzeko. Click here to watch.
16/17 Prison
Balotelli was reportedly questioned by police in Italy when he was found taking a look around the grounds of a women's prison in Brescia. Apparently he simply fancied having a look. Click here for the full story.
17/17 Mancini
Balotelli's relationship with former Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini was a complicated one. It has been described as a father-and-son type relationship - only the sort where they fight each other during training.
With Suarez having left for Barcelona, Sturridge would have felt he was now indisputably Liverpool's main striker. Balotelli's arrival on Merseyside may have altered that, although Rodgers is confident Sturridge's ego is less fragile than it once was.
"A top player with a top mentality will respond to the competition," said Rodgers. "I have spoken to Daniel and said how important he is for the team. The confidence I have in him has been shown in his performances. He has 36 goals in 50 games for Liverpool. You can't do that if you are not happy with your life and your football."
There have also been questions raised about where Balotelli fits into Liverpool's system, but Rodgers is confident he can make it work.
"We can also play a diamond. We played that eight times last year and won seven, and we flipped to that against Southampton. We can change systems and I need that flexibility. Also, if you look at Daniel's injury record, then he has missed a number of weeks through being injured. I need to ensure I have got the replacements if they are not on the pitch at the same time."
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from £85 / night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
The Bolt Hole – Home 555994 Cottage
- 1 bedroom
- 2 sleeps
- min stay varies
The Bolt Hole – Home 555994
- Cottage
- 1 bedroom
- 2 sleeps
- min stay varies
Cottage / 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom / sleeps 2
Key Info
- Not suitable for children
- Car advised
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
Description from owner
The Bolt Hole is a former farm outbuilding that has been lovingly converted into a beautiful holiday cottage. It is peacefully located within the grounds of the owners' house and benefits from its own private and tranquil garden. Located just a five minute walk from the centre of the quintessential Cotswolds' market town of Minchinhampton, The Bolt Hole is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding countryside or visiting the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds.
The cottage has been refurbished in a contemporary style, whilst retaining elements of the original character, including exposed oak beams. The
The Bolt Hole is a former farm outbuilding that has been lovingly converted into a beautiful holiday cottage. It is peacefully located within the grounds of the owners' house and benefits from its own private and tranquil garden. Located just a five minute walk from the centre of the quintessential Cotswolds' market town of Minchinhampton, The Bolt Hole is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding countryside or visiting the many beautiful towns and villages of the Cotswolds.
The cottage has been refurbished in a contemporary style, whilst retaining elements of the original character, including exposed oak beams. The character of the cottage is complemented by its modern facilities, including wireless internet access, a flatscreen TV and a large, well equipped kitchen/dining room.
The cottage sleeps a maximum of two people, in one bedroom, with one bathroom. There is off street parking available. It is an ideal retreat for a couple looking for a peaceful getaway.
The front door of The Bolt Hole opens into the large kitchen/diner. The following rooms are downstairs:
•Kitchen/diner: A modern, well equipped room, containing an oven with four ring hob, microwave, dish washer, washing/drying machine, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle and toaster. There is an oak dining table, with two chairs, and a radio with an iPod docking station;
•Bathroom: Contains a shower, toilet and wash basin. There is a thermostatic towel rail and bath robes are provided for guests.
Stairs lead up from the kitchen/diner to the open plan first floor, in the eaves, which runs the full length of the cottage. There is a handy wardrobe on the half-landing of the stairs. The stairwell splits the space into two areas:
•Living space: A cozy space, containing two comfy chairs, coffee table, a Freeview digital TV and a DVD/CD player;
•Bedroom: Contains a super king size bed, which can be split into two full size single beds.
Outside the cottage is a beautiful private garden area, laid to lawn, with a number of lovely trees and surrounded by a Cotswold stone wall, providing peace and tranquillity. There is a table and two chairs, and a charcoal barbecue.
Key Features
Security deposits:
Security deposits are not required (please note that guests are still liable for any damage or additional cleaning required as a result of their actions).
Regrettably, pets are not accepted.
Regrettably, babies and children are not accepted.
Bed linen and towels:
Bed linen, towels and bathrobes are provided for guests.
Arrival and departure times:
Arrival time is after 3pm and departure time is by 10am.
If your arrival will be delayed beyond 9pm on the start date of your rental period, you must contact the owner. If you fail to do so, you may not be able to get into the property.
Bed sizes and configurations:
There is a super king size bed, which can be split into two full size single beds.
The bathroom contains a shower, toilet and wash basin, plus a thermostatic towel rail.
Heating, fuel and logs:
The property has a gas central heating system.
Services provided:
The property has free wireless internet access, with an Ethernet connection, and a flat screen TV, DVD player, radio with iPod docking station and clock radio.
There is no telephone at the property and guests should be aware that mobile phone reception on some networks can be very poor.
The property has off street parking.
Where a letting is for seven nights, a mid-stay bed linen and towel change are included in the price. Additional housekeeping services may be available on request.
Initial consumables:
Some initial consumables are provided for your convenience (eg. tea, ground coffee, sugar, dishwasher tablets, washing up liquid, soap, washing powder, toilet rolls, etc), however, you should not expect the quantity of these provisions to be sufficient for the duration of your stay.
Welcome hamper:
A welcome hamper is provided, which typically contains milk, butter, free-range eggs, local cheese, fresh bread and homemade jam.
The Bolt Hole is located in the grounds of the owners' property and guests are invited into their converted barn for tea and cakes upon arrival.
Accessibility, health and safety:
The property has narrow and steep stairs, and restricted height in the eaves on the first floor, which could pose difficulty to guests with limited mobility, both in terms of their general movement and their ability to quickly exit the house in the event of an emergency.
The smoke and CO detectors operate on a sound only basis and, therefore, those who have serious impairment of hearing may not be able to hear the alarm systems and could be at risk.
No smoking is permitted throughout the property.
In order to provide you with as much detail of our properties as possible, we sometimes use wide angle photography, which can make certain rooms, or spaces, appear larger than they actually are. Wherever possible, we try to include a floorplan, with detailed dimensions of rooms and areas. If you have any queries regarding the size of any rooms or spaces, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Location description from owner
The Cotswolds region
Minchinhampton is a very attractive, thriving hilltop town, situated on a tongue of high land between the Golden Valley and the Nailsworth Valley, 1.5 miles north east of Nailsworth. The town also sits on the eastern fringes of Minchinhampton Common, high above the valleys that were once prosperous with the production of cloth.
The centre of Minchinhampton is a picture-postcard image of what people expect of a small Cotswold town, but with the added advantage of having a good selection of shops and places to eat. The town is centred on its High Street and old Market Square, the main features of which are the late 17th century Market House, supported on stone columns, the handsome Crown Hotel, and the Post Office.
The interesting Holy Trinity Church dates from the 12th century and has a truncated spire looking over the Market Square. The church was given to Caen's Abbaye aux Dames by William the Conqueror and then in 1415 passed to Syon Abbey, in whose hands it remained until the Dissolution.
Minchinhampton Common is a large area of open grassland with spectacular views over the Stroud and Nailsworth valleys. The area is owned by National Trust and is an important archaeological landscape, with prehistoric field systems, burial mounds and the remains of a defensive earthwork, known as The Bulwarks. In the summer the Commons are grazed by local commoners' cattle. The area covers 635 acres and is renowned for its colourful array of wild flowers and butterflies.
In medieval times Nailsworth was a settlement at the confluence of the Avening Valley and the Woodchester Valley, on the Nailsworth Stream. Among many notable medieval buildings in the area are Chavenage House and Rodmarton Manor. More recently, Nailsworth was a small mill town and centre for brewing (the town now has the largest number of working water wheels per square mile in the country). It was connected directly to the UK national rail network between 1867 and 1947, with a station that was the terminus of the Stonehouse and Nailsworth Railway.
Today, Nailsworth is a lively artistic town full of surprises, nestling in a wooded valley and renowned for its award-winning restaurants, pubs, cafes and other food outlets. Small individual shops offer an amazing variety of goods, including organic locally grown produce, first-class delicatessen products, fair-trade items from across the globe, fascinating antiques and collectables. One of the focal points for artistic activities is Ruskin Mill, which is set in beautiful, organic water gardens.
The Five Valleys
The Five Valleys are a group of valleys in the south-western Cotswolds, which converge on the town of Stroud. The valleys are as follows:
•The Chalford valley: (also known as the "Golden Valley"): The largest of the valleys, where the River Frome runs down the bottom of a deep narrow gorge from Sapperton to Stroud. Chalford village is very attractive and exists because of the early Industrial Revolution. It is built on ascending terraces on the south facing slopes of the "Golden Valley" and is approached by a bemusing series of narrow and often steep lanes and alleyways. The popular town of Minchinhampton lies on a tongue of high land between this valley and Nailsworth valley.
•The Nailsworth Valley: The Nailsworth Stream rises near Cherrington, passing through Avening, Gatcombe Wood and Longford's Mill, before it is joined by another small stream at Nailsworth and runs onto Stroud. Nailsworth was a cloth making town and is situated at the foot of a deep wooded valley, with houses spilling down the hillsides;
•The Slad Valley: A centre of clothmaking until the 19th century, when the mills ceased production. The grey-stone village of Slad is scattered along the south-east slope of the narrow valley and has been immortalised by the poet and author Laurie Lee. Slad was the filming location for "Cider with Rosie", the TV adaptation of Laurie Lee's novel telling the story of his life in an Edwardian courture house in Slad;
•The Painswick Valley: With its fast flowing streams, this valley attracted the cloth industry in the 18th and 19th century, with some 30 fulling mills established, making the area very affluent. The town of Painswick, known as the Queen of the Cotswolds, is a very popular Cotswold destination;
•The Cam Valley: In an area lying between Frocester Hill in the north-east and Stinchcombe Hill in the south-west, the Cotswold escarpment forms a natural amphitheatre around the low lying Cam valley. The large village of Cam is a mile north of the town of Dursley and one mill remains, producing high quality cloth used largely for tennis balls, billiard tables and guardsmen's uniforms.
The town of Stroud, on the main line from London Paddington, is a great meeting place, described by Jasper Conran as "the Covent Garden of the Cotswolds". With a bohemian vibe and an enviable array of independent shops, Stroud offers a unique shopping experience unrivalled by any town or city in the locality. Brimming with character and standing amidst the dramatic backdrop of the Five Valleys, Stroud has an eclectic mix of shops, cafes and art galleries in the most beautiful of settings. The award-winning Farmers' Market is held every Saturday and, throughout the summer months, street performers will entertain you every Saturday morning. There is a full programme of music and theatre throughout the year, making Stroud a true hub of cultural events.
The Cotswolds
The Cotswolds are a range of hills in west-central England, sometimes called the "Heart of England". The name Cotswold means "sheep enclosure in rolling hillsides".
The Cotswolds are characterised by attractive small towns and villages, built of the underlying Cotswold stone (a yellow oolitic limestone). In the Middle Ages the wool trade made the Cotswolds prosperous and some of this money was put into the building of churches, leaving the area with a number of large handsome Cotswold stone "wool churches". The area remains affluent, which has encouraged the establishment of many high quality pubs, restaurants and antique shops.
Cotswold towns include Bourton-on-the-Water, Broadway, Burford, Chipping Norton, Cirencester, Moreton-in-Marsh, Northleach, Stow-on-the-Wold, Stroud and Winchcombe. The town of Chipping Campden is notable for being the home of the Arts and Crafts movement, founded by William Morris at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. William Morris lived occasionally in Broadway Tower, a folly, now part of a country park. Chipping Campden is also known for the annual Cotswold Olimpick Games, a celebration of sports and games dating back to the early 17th century. Famous places close to the Cotswolds include Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare, Cheltenham, home to the famous horse racing festival, and the beautiful university city of Oxford.
The Cotswolds is the largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in England and Wales. Whilst the beauty of the Cotswold AONB is intertwined with the villages that seem to almost grow out of the landscape, the Cotswolds were primarily designated as an AONB for the rare limestone grassland habitats as well as the old growth beech woodlands that typify the area. These habitat areas are also the last refuge for many other flora and fauna with some so endangered they are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. The uniqueness and value of the Cotswolds is engendered in the fact that five European Special Areas of Conservation, three National Nature Reserves and over 80 Sites of Special Scientific Interest are contained within the Cotswold AONB.
Information on things to do in the Cotswolds is provided in the Activities tab and places to eat and drink are listed in the Food & drink tab.
Food & drink
For a small market town, Minchinhampton is fortunate to be blessed with a number of good places to eat and drink:
•Sophie's Restaurant: Sophie's is a popular family run French restaurant located in a Grade II listed building in the heart of a pretty Cotswold village. It offers a daily changing lunch menu Tuesday to Friday and also opens on selected evenings (usually Saturdays);
•The Ragged Cot: Perched high on the Cotswolds outside the ancient market town of Minchinhampton sits the Ragged Cot, a country inn getaway created for serious pleasure seekers. Born of a 17th century coaching house inn set beside six hundred acres of National Trust common land the Ragged Cot is a pretty special place with an intriguing history of highwaymen and pilferage. The proprietors of the Ragged Cot take pride in their professional approach to food and service, with the seasonal menu offering great British food sourced from local farmers and even their own vegetable garden. With dishes such as seared ox tongue with pickled red cabbage, pheasant with braised leeks and artichoke puree or just simply ham, eggs with triple cooked chips you will always find a dish to fit;
•The Kitchen: Choose a seat by the beautiful bay window and watch for riders trotting by on horseback or perhaps the occasional herd of cows strolling down from the Common. Serving delicious breakfasts, morning and afternoon teas, and lunches, all the locally sourced food is prepared fresh daily;
•The Crown Inn: A traditional pub located in the Market Square.
Minchinhampton also has an excellent butcher's shop, renowned for its local meat, a small supermarket and an organic delicatessen, with fabulous local cheese, butter and eggs.
Nailsworth has a number of places to eat and drink, with a range of cuisines and prices to suit most tastes and budgets. The selection below is a small sample of the options available:
•mark(at)street: casual lunchtime dining and, in the evening, a relaxed fine dining experience. Mark draws on his extensive experience to create stunning food that works with local producers as much as possible and follows the seasonal patterns for both wild, foraged food and more traditional ingredients.
•Wild Garlic Restaurant: Awarded two AA rosettes, Wild Garlic offers customers first class food, using the very best ingredients from the South West. The menu focuses on flavour and is presented with simple flair and a touch of imagination. Everything is made on the premises, from the fresh pasta, ice creams and sorbets, to the daily baked organic bread;
•The Olive Tree: A Mediterranean restaurant and pizzeria, set in the heart of Nailsworth, The Olive Tree provides a happy, welcoming atmosphere buzzing with life.
Nailsworth also has three supermarkets (Morrisons, Tesco Express and Co-op) for regular food purchases and an award winning delicatessen:
•William's Fish Market & Food Hall: A gastronomic journey through Britain and Europe with fabulous cheeses , salamis, terrines, fruit and vegetables from the famous Rungis market outside Paris. The fish and shellfish come from all around the coast of the United Kingdom and particularly from Cornish day boats. A wide selection of dishes "to go" are also available, from a simple fish pie or lasagne, to salvers of poached decorated salmon and seafood platters, or classics like Boeuf Bourguignone and stuffed quail.
South-West Cotswolds:
There are many excellent places to eat and drink in the wider South-West Cotswolds area, with the major towns of Stroud, Cirencester and Tetbury containing a wide variety of tea shops, pubs and restaurants, catering for most tastes and budgets.
The list below is a very small sample to give you a flavour for the wide range of attractions and activities that are available in and around the Cotswolds. Tourist Information centres are located in all the main Cotswold towns.
•Blenheim Palace
•Warwick Castle
•Cheltenham race course
•Cotswold Farm Park
•Batsford Arboretum
•Broadway Tower Country Park
•Snowshill Manor & Garden
Activities available in the Cotswolds include walking, cycling, horse riding, golf, swimming and rock climbing.
Further food & drink and activities information is available on the Character Cottages website.
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- Freezer
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- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
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- Iron
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- Linen provided
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- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
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About the owner
Character Cottages (Property Manager Character Cottage Holidays Limited)
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- Calendar updated:
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- Years listed:
- 8
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- United Kingdom
Languages spoken: English
This Cottage has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom and sleeps 2. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 30 Jul 2013. Located in Stroud, it has 6 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £426 to £619.
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Bachelor of Medical Science / Bachelor of Business
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Bachelor Degree (Pass)
|ATAR Cutoff
|Mid Year Intake?
|Study Mode
|Entry Requirements
|Full-time internal, Part-time internal
Year 12 or equivalent; Assumed knowledge: Mathematics, English and at least one science subject
Course Description
This course is designed to produce graduates who are prepared for scientific practice or business and management in health and medical businesses or institutions. The course offers opportunities in the growth area of health services and management.
Subjects you can Study
Accounting; Advertising and promotions management; Banking; Biochemistry; Economics; Electronic business; Finance; Financial planning; Haematology; Human resource management; Immunology; International business; Management; Marketing; Medical science; Microbiology; Molecular biology; Pathology; Sport management; Tourism
^ Shows the minimum tertiary entrance ranking needed by Australian school leavers to get into each CSP-based course. Cut-offs are not determined in advance. Course data and cut-off scores published on Good Universities Guide are indicative of the 2016 academic year.
About University of Technology Sydney (UTS)One of the largest universities in New South Wales, the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has an international reputation for quality programs and flexible learning. UTS offers its students a lively, supportive and diverse learning environment and a range of social, cultural and sporting facilities to enrich each student's experience. The UTS campus is located in a vibrant and diverse environment in the heart of the City near Haymarket and Darling Harbour.
The University's goal is to provide a level of higher education that informs, instructs and augments knowledge and skills relevant to students' futures in professional life. UTS develops and regularly revises its programs of study in partnership with industry, government and professional bodies, so that its degrees are based on the latest professional standards and current practices. As a result, UTS produces graduates who are ready for work, and this is demonstrated in the high numbers of its students who are members of the workforce within a few months of finishing their degree. UTS regards learning as a lifelong experience, and offers a range of programs to cater for the educational needs of people at a variety of stages in their lives, and from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Each faculty is responsible for programs across a number of key disciplines, and many offer courses in conjunction with other faculties or with the Institute for International Studies. Courses developed and delivered by the faculties reflect the University's commitment to providing a relevant education to students through flexible and work-based modes of learning and through the ongoing internationalisation of the curriculum.
Provider CRICOS: 00099F
Bachelor Degree (Pass)
- Full-time internal = 4 years
- Part-time internal = 8 years
Students are required to complete 192 credit points of study, comprising 96 credit points of medical science subjects and 96 credit points of business subjects.
Entry Requirements
Year 12 or equivalent; Assumed knowledge: Mathematics, English and at least one science subject
Study Pathways
An honours program is available to eligible students.
How does this course perform?
How do study fields for Bachelor of Medical Science / Bachelor of Business at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) perform?
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Early bird gets the ….
My wife was sending a text message to our son Joe in Memphis.
Jenny hardly ever texts, and we were sitting in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on the campus of the University of Mississippi. I was curious.
"What did you write?" I asked when she was finished.
She showed me the screen on her phone: "We are at the game two hours early. Some things never change."
Well, she had me there. We were sitting in our seats at 9:25 a.m. Saturday, and the kickoff was set for 11:21. There were not more than a dozen fans in the whole place, other than the concessions and event staff.
But we had never been to a game in Oxford, and I didn't know what to expect. I had been told that many thousands of people would be there to tailgate early in the Grove, and parking near the campus might be a problem.
So we left New Albany at 8 a.m., thinking traffic would move at a snail's pace. My first clue that we might be a little early came when there were few cars on Highway 30 West. We just zipped along.
And when we got to Oxford, there were only about 10 cars in the Oxford Mall lot, a place we were told would be a good spot to park if you didn't have a reserved spot on campus.
It was a beautiful, brisk morning, though, and we enjoyed the walk up the hill to the campus. When we got to the Grove, there seemed to be about as many tailgating tents as people. It didn't take us long to meander through the area. I guess a morning game is not everyone's favorite for tailgating.
All of that is a long-winded explanation for why we were in our seats two hours early. At least that's my explanation. Jenny's explanation is that I'm a "little obsessive about being late."
She reminded me that we arrived 90 minutes early for the first New Albany football game, and an hour early for a play at the Ford Center for the Performing Arts on the Ole Miss campus. The theater wasn't open and we had to sit in the lobby for 30 minutes.
One good thing about arriving early at the Ole Miss game was that we didn't have to stand in line at the concession stand. After a couple of minutes in our seats, we went looking for what friends had told us was the best food choice: nachos with lots of pulled pork, nacho cheese, barbecue sauce and red spicy peppers.
Ooh, yum. The nachos turned out to be the best thing about our football experience. That's because Jenny is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, and her Wildcats lost.
Kentucky losing the game wasn't the worst thing for me, though. It's the bad sunburn I have on my bald head.
Jenny's not very sympathetic:
"It's your own fault for getting to the game two hours early," she said.
I hate it when she's right.
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Sep 21, 2015Welcome to the Wasteland Trailer
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Jun 23, 2015Bard's Tale IV Kickstarter Offers Bard's Tales 1-3
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Mar 04, 2015PS4 Getting Wasteland 2 Game of the Year Edition
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Jan 05, 2015Counter-Strike Top Seller During Steam Holiday Sales
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Jan 02, 2015Steam Holiday Encore Sale Almost Done
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Dec 04, 2014Big Winter Sale at GOG.com
Steam isn't the only one with crazy holiday sales; GOG.com is kicking off their winter sale today with 25,000 FREE copies of Age of Wonders. In addition to this freebie, hundreds of games are... » MORE
Oct 06, 2014Wasteland 2
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Going to a nice little barbecue today, which should be fun. After that, I'm hoping to get back to gaming - have a lot of stuff waiting. The tidal wave of high gaming season is about to hit the... » MORE
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There's nothing more depressing than the sight of neon lights at the office. My God, if anything enhances the dullness of a working day and the grayness of the office it has to be the fucking... » MORE
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After spending almost 15 bloody hours in Wasteland 2 (I'm really pushing to get this review out as fast as possible), I decided to take a break. So, I had a little walk around the block, then I... » MORE
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Sep 24, 2014Wasteland 2 Generates $1.5M
inXile Entertainment has confirmed that their recently released PC RPG, Wasteland 2, has earned $1.5 million since the game launched on September 19. "We are ecstatic that the style of game we... » MORE
Sep 23, 2014Wasteland 2 Top-Seller on Steam
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This is the part you all love. The folks at inXile Entertainment were kind enough to furnish us with an extra code for their role-playing game, Wasteland 2, which has hit the market today (read more... » MORE
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I've recently taken two groups of North Melbourne residents, including some of our Recycle Now Recycle Champions, to SKM Recycling in Coolaroo to learn more about what happens after we put our household recycling products into the recycling bin.
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Different materials are sorted by a huge factory-full of machines, some which sort by weight – blowing lighter materials like paper off in one direction – or by optic sensors, or by shaking the materials so that small heavy items like glass fall in another direction. Materials are moved around and stored in different areas by different type. All this takes energy, lots of it.
Another massive energy consuming (and greenhouse polluting) aspect of our recycling system is the transportation. Every day, we're told, around 180 trucks full of materials arrive at SKM from all around metro Melbourne. We watched several in our short time in the viewing room: big, full Council trucks entering and slowly dumping a mini mountain of colourful products which are quickly pushed into the factory room by little loader trucks. The Council truck leaves to go pick up another load from households, while another, followed by another, enter. SKM sorts through about 1,000 tonnes of materials every single day. About 10% of this is not recyclable and has to be driven to landfill sites: this is about 80 tonnes of rejected material going to landfill every day.
Think of all the petrol used to transport these materials: from your house through your neighbourhood to SKM, driving back to the Council depot, driving the leftover rubbish from SKM to the landfill site, day after day.
Most people come away from the excursion talking animatedly about learning that real people work in the factory, and that their job is very challenging. SKM has 100, 50 people per shift, who operate the machines and also perform the very vital first task of hand-picking non-recyclable materials off a fast-moving conveyor belt carrying an endless stream of items. Moving non-stop they quickly pick off plastic bags mostly, the number one thing that people wrongly put in their recycling bins. Also they have to pick off buckets, car batteries, polystyrene, long ropes of video cassette tape, all sorts of products that people either unknowingly or thoughtlessly put out for recycling.
At today's visit, several people said that despite the harsh conditions they'd like to work at the factory. They also said that they think that now they've seen how recycling works, they can trust the process, but that the more contaminants involved, the harder the workers' jobs and so they want to tell everyone how important it is to get recycling right.
"It is very good, and also very important. We know now that people work in these conditions. Their job is hard, they have to be strong. It makes me think that we should not just throw things in the recycling bin without thinking if they should really go in there or not."
– Rawhia (Recycle Champion)
"You should put something on Channel 7 or Channel 9, about half an hour or ten minutes. Or even on 60 Minutes. About the people working, how they people work [in the factory] and how the recycling works. Show what is the story. Because not everyone can come here to see it."
– Lisa (Recycle Champion)
"This is more based on technology. A higher way of recycling materials. In our country of origin we do it differently. They bury it in a hole and put it inside. Here it is different. But the smell [in the factory], a little bit hard for us. The people who are [working in the factory], they are strong people. They are doing very hard work. We should appreciate their work. We should learn from that. We should do the right things. We should not put the plastic bags [in the recycling bin]. We should not give them more [work to do]. We should separate the things: the material that should be in the yellow bin; the material that should be in the red bin. We should not mix these things. We should tell our community that people should be recycling the right things. We have seen this kind of work, it is very hard. It is noisy, it is hard, it is smelly. We should respect them, we should do the right thing. We should cooperate with the people and protect the environment also."
– Sultan (Recycle Champion)


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This is our first of [hopefully] many interviews with creative types. The Science Mouse is a homeschooled kid with a penchant for all things scientific. With a little help from her mom she publishes The Science Mouse, a terrific monthly ezine for kids with a different theme each month. Tell us about you/your family. (hobbies, stuff you like, stuff you can't stand) I have two sisters and two brothers. I like to swim and really … read on, my friend…
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I just love going to my local used home school store. The woman that runs it is a walking home school catalog. Her knowledge of all the different curricula is staggering. And there is where I happen upon most of my home school loves. My newest favorite resources are these giant, yet unassuming books. They may not sound like a big deal, but they are–at least they should be. I am in love with all … read on, my friend…
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The coverings of the buds
In botany last week we discussed bud coverings, structures that serve to protect buds in harsh weather and keep them safe until spring. They are thick shingle-like coverings with a glue-like substance to hold them shut tight. In some plants the inside of the bud covering (sometimes called a "winter-cradle") is lined with a downy substance to shelter the little bud and keep it warm–its little blanket. The trees in warm climates do not have bud … read on, my friend…
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The book I am using for science is from the 1180′s, entitled The Child's Book of Nature by Dr. Worthington Hooker. My volume is three books in one that I got on eBay. It contains botany, zoology and light heat and air, etc. The title page says "… for the use of families and schools intended to aid mothers and teachers in training children in the observation of nature." I want to give you a … read on, my friend…
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About the stars
Princess G (7 yo) is doing a great job of reasoning from the scriptures. She was reading the story in McGuffey's second reader about the stars. It goes into detail about their beauty and how they point to God. We know that because we reasoned from scripture that all of creation reveals God's character and nature. She then looked up the scripture that she remembered a part of: Phi 2:14 Do all things without murmurings … read on, my friend…
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Ten reasons to study science from the Principle Approach
Science is a terrific subject to view from the Bible because, like mathematics, science is orderly and predictable. Here are ten reasons I encourage you to study science from the Biblical Principle Approach. Science reveals God's character: His order, His majesty, His creativity His consistency. You can study things in-depth, at your own pace. You can stop along the way and cover things as you desire, without being bound to a textbook's schedule. Science illustrates … read on, my friend…
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American Christian Course Development in the Natural Sciences
I am taking this outline from a Biblical Principle Approach course my mother took in the mid-80′s. I hope you find it helpful in creating your science lessons. from David Holmes, Christian Heritage Academy American Christian Course Development in the Natural Sciences 1. Develop an American Christian Philosophy 2. 4-R the course title a. Define the vocabulary and properties which make up the basis for the subject b. Research the vocabulary from scripture c. Write … read on, my friend…
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Statement of an American Philosophy of Natural Science
Statement of an American Philosophy of Natural Science 1. God is the Creator who brought into existence all things from nothing. (Heb. 11:3; Gen. 1:1; Col. 1:16-18; Neh9:6; Jn. 1:3) 2. All scientific laws and principles must be in submission to the Word of God, the source and origin of all truth. (Jn. 17:17; 1 Tim. 6:20-21; Job 12:7-10; Col. 1:17) 3. Man, created in God's image, is given the responsibility of subduing and having … read on, my friend…
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Principles of God's Biological Creation
These are helpful for planning your science lessons. The list is not exhaustive, but almost anything you will study can be found here. If you are new to the Principle Approach, reading through these can help give you an idea of a suject's principles and how they are found. As you can see, the seven Principles of America's Christian history aren't found here. from David Holmes of Heritage Christian Academy Principles of God's Biological Creation … read on, my friend…
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