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'Downton Abbey' Season 4, Episode 5: TV Recap
Is "Downton Abbey" still the Super Bowl's biggest ratings foe? We'll find out soon enough, but here's what happened in case you chose the big game over the Crawleys.
Lord Grantham's birthday is coming up, and Rose–always up for a good party–decides to hire a jazz band as a surprise (and the return of Jack Ross). To help orchestrate the logistics, she lets Mrs. Hughes in on the secret, with Baxter catching only that there is a secret between the two of them–without the context of the birthday.
When Thomas presses Baxter for an update on news upstairs, she reveals what scant information she knows. Thomas thinks something big is under way, when all Rose wants to do is hide the band downstairs. He questions Mrs. Hughes after seeing Rose leave her office, but she will only say they could all be affected. Thomas takes this as a bad sign and pressures Baxter to find out more information. "You'll think of something," he says to her when she asks how she's supposed to get Mrs. Hughes to reveal anything.
Upstairs, Lady Grantham reveals to Mary that she believes something has gone wrong between Bates and Anna. "Anna's been hurt somehow and Bates feels he should've protected her," says Cora. "I don't want any of that to leave this room, Baxter."
Baxter reveals to Thomas that she's not comfortable in this eavesdropping role. "You knew the conditions when you came here," he warns. Baxter airs her reservations about harming someone who is polite and considerate. "What you have to decide is where your first loyalties are," says Thomas.
On Lord Grantham's birthday, Lady Rose comes downstairs to inform the servants of the band's arrival. Everyone is game until Jack Ross steps inside, and shock waves ripple through the room at the sight of a black man at Downton!
Let the awkwardness begin. Carson asks Ross if he's ever thought of visiting Africa. "I'm no more African than you are," replies Ross. While the older folk are uncomfortable (save for Mrs. Hughes), we see that times are changing, with giggling maids waving shyly at Ross downstairs, and Rose's continued interest in him.
When dinner is over, Rose unveils her surprise, with the jazz band playing in the next room. As the initial shock upon seeing Ross washes over Lord Grantham, Edith asks, "Who is this singer and how did he get here?" But Lord Grantham accepts it and happily starts dancing. It's surprising that Edith is the one having such a hard time with Ross's presence, as she has been the symbol of many of the changing times: learning how to drive, writing for a newspaper and falling in love with a married editor. Even the Dowager Countess lectures her on being provincial: "Try and let your time in London rub off on you a little more."
The jazz party is a success, and Mary and Lord Grantham decide to pay the bill for the band. When Mary goes downstairs late in the night to find Ross, she discovers he's not alone. Rose and Ross are kissing, and Mary announces her presence to give them time to recover. "I've been so well looked after here," Ross says, while glancing at Rose. The family was fine enough to let a black band leader into the house and enjoy some jazz, but how will they react to an interracial romance?
Introducing Charles Blake
Moving on with estate matters, the family discuss Tamworth pigs as part of Downton's move to take on intensive farming. When Mary asks Branson about his intentions to move to America, he reveals that he won't go until the pig business is up and running.
Meanwhile, Evelyn Napier makes good on his promise to stay at Downton, bringing his boss Charles Blake. But Blake doesn't make a great first impression on Mary, who is disappointed to learn that the men aren't here to help the landowners, but instead are looking at more practical matters like food production.
The mounting tragedies at Downton are brought together in a poignant moment with the widows and widowers of the family: Isobel, Mary and Tom. They reminisce about their partners, and the "madness" that came with love. Isobel recalls being almost sick with love at her engagement to Reginald. For Tom, it was like being hypnotized–all he could think about was Sybil for weeks. Mary remembers standing outside in the snow without a coat, but not thinking of anything except Matthew's proposal. "Well, aren't we the lucky ones?" says Isobel with a smile.
During dinner, the verbal sparring continues between Mary and Blake. When she laments the plight of pigs, Blake asks Mary if she eats bacon and sausage. She says yes, to which he replies: "Then you're a sentimentalist who cannot face the truth." Blake is having a promising start as a potential suitor for Mary, who hasn't taken to fawning gentlemen (Gillingham). Her past attractions have either had an element of mystique (Pamuk) or challenge (Matthew).
Napier seems to recognize this, as he gazes with concern at the pair from across the table. "I'm afraid Charles is challenged by anyone with a sense of entitlement," he says to Lady Crawley. And then comments, "She's welcome to take charge of me." Although that seems unlikely if he keeps introducing Mary to interesting men.
Later, when Mary wants to know what estates Blake is investigating, he smiles and steps away. "You seem to have brought a traitor into our midst," Mary tells Napier. Blake isn't enthralled with Mary either. "She's the type who demands all this as a right, but she wants it on a plate," he says. "She won't work for it and she won't fight for it, and that type doesn't deserve to survive." Napier reveals that Mary feels the same way about Blake.
Tom remarks with surprise at having jazz at Downton. And, in an effort to persuade him to stay, Mrs. Crawley says: "Things can happen at Downton that no one imagined even a few years ago." The Dowager Countess has thoughts about jazz, too: "Do you think any of them know what the others are playing?"
More Trouble for Edith
Edith has gotten precious few minutes in these last episodes, while still undergoing one of the show's biggest character transformations, and enduring some of its more shocking developments. While still waiting for letters that don't arrive and placing calls that go unanswered, Edith finally breaks down in front of her mother, saying that Michael has "vanished into thin air."
A letter arrives in the evening post, confirming suspicions surrounding her visit to Dr. Goldman in London: Her symptoms are consistent with those associated with the first trimester of pregnancy. Aunt Rosamund's prediction is starting to bear fruit, so to speak.
Lord Grantham later finds his daughter weeping by the fire, and asks her what's the matter, calling her "my most darling girl." Edith, who can never let go of that cynicism that has been the hallmark of her upbringing, says, "But I'm not your most darling girl, am I."
"I love all my children equally," he replies. "I don't know why people say that when it's almost never true," she says sadly. Edith reveals that there's a detective in Munich working with the German police to find out what happened to Michael.
Mr. & Mrs. Bates
Anna is in better spirits after reconciling with Bates, but now her husband appears tormented by what happened. They carry on, treating each other as angelically as ever, but it's not enough.
In a scene that reflects their situation–Bates lights a lantern in a dark room, illuminating the pair but casting shadows all around them–Anna expresses her fears. "I want to make some new memories–good memories," says Anna, "So it's not as if all our happiness was before."
"I'm happy whenever I look at you," insists Bates. "But you're not, are you," says Anna. "Everything is shadowed." The couple decide to have dinner at the Netherby Hotel in the evening as a way to momentarily forget about their worries.
But when they arrive at the restaurant, we get a sense of what it's like to be in the lower class. A snooty waiter claims to not have their reservation. The waiter says the restaurant is full with Lady Grantham's large party dining there. When Anna and Bates say they know her, the waiter doesn't believe it. That is, until Lady Grantham comes over and greets them. The transformation of the waiter's demeanor is remarkable, as his tone changes and he promises to fix the situation. "Please excuse the little hiccup earlier," he whispers to them. "It will be the last."
Kitchen Shuffling
Daisy is relieved that Alfred isn't leaving just yet for cooking school, and can hardly contain herself. But wait! A letter arrives from the Ritz arrives in the mail, and he has gotten a spot after all. One of the other candidates dropped out after getting a job. "I was fifth–see Jimmy?" says Alfred, who has to go to London as soon as possible. Everyone's delighted except for Daisy. Jimmy, being spiteful, asks why Daisy hasn't congratulated him (now it is clear why Thomas was attracted to him).
Alfred is nervous, but Jimmy dismissively wonders why he should be nervous. Carson sticks it to him: "You're nervous because you're intelligent, Alfred. Only stupid people are foolhardy."
Ivy finds an upset Daisy in the kitchen and says she's sorry. But Daisy lashes out and blames Ivy for driving Alfred away because she picked Jimmy.
Upstairs, Alfred has a chance to express his gratitude to the Crawleys. He also says that Carson has been "a kind–and wonderful teacher," much to everyone's (including Carson, whose expression softens) surprise. But a character transformation can't be expected overnight. When Mrs. Hughes asks Carson to contact Molesley to replace Alfred, he objects. That would involve some backpedaling on his part considering their last exchange. Carson goes on about expecting gratitude from his workers, even as the women around him–Mrs. Patmore and Baxter included–all think it most prudent to bring Molesley back.
When it's time to leave, Alfred says goodbye to Daisy privately. "I'm sorry if I've hurt you," he says. "You're a good person and you're going to make some man very happy one day, but I'm afraid it was never going to be me."
We later see Molesley making his way back to Downton to confirm his "willingness to return" to the life of a footman. Carson has the perfect opportunity now–without having to ask awkwardly–to fill the position. But he just can't seem to let anything go, and instead says he is looking for more enthusiasm in a new employee. "I don't want to humiliate you," says Carson. "You feel you're meant for better things and I won't contradict you." Even though Molesley says he's willing to do it, Carson says, "You have your pride, and I respect you for it." Unfortunately Carson cannot recognize his own pride and obstinance in this matter.
Jimmy appears to still be interested in Ivy, and takes her to the movies. On a bench outside after their date, they start to kiss until Jimmy gets a little too pushy and Ivy stops him. He reminds her how nice he's been to her, taking her to the theater and cinema, and how he's not getting anything in return. Ivy says she's not playing his game, and storms off. "Alfred would never have done such a thing," she later tells the ladies in the kitchen. "He had too much respect." Well, that ship has sailed.
On Lord Grantham's birthday, Mrs. Hughes decides to ask Molesley to the house to help serve tea to the servants, without first telling Carson. This irritates Carson, but it also gives him a chance to save face and hire Molesley as a footman after wall, without looking like he was softening his stance.
When Molesley is back serving dinner upstairs, the Dowager Countess remarks at how difficult it will be to have to call him by his first name, Joseph, instead. (The more senior servant staff is always referred to by their last names only–think Carson, O'Brien and Bates–while the junior staff uses their first names–Daisy and Alfred. Historically, some staff were even given generic names.) Lord Grantham asks if it's fine for the household continue to use Molesley's last name, Carson stiffly agrees. It looks like the tension between Molesley and Carson shall continue.
An Honest Gardener
The Dowager Countess, playing Nancy Drew after the disappearance of a paper knife in the last episode, tries to figure out what happened to a netsuke carving she had on her desk. She questions her butler Spratt about who was in the room, and once again makes it clear she suspects Pegg.
Later on, we learn Pegg has indeed been fired–without any hard evidence–much to Mrs. Crawley's outrage. "All I know is this: I find Pegg in this room, and my paper knife is gone," says Violet, defending her actions to Isobel. "He comes into the room again and a very valuable piece of Japanese netsuke is missing."
Isobel starts on a tirade about focusing too much on material objects instead of justice. "I wonder you don't just set fire to the Abbey and dance 'round it, painted with woad and howling," says Violet. As the tension grows, Spratt walks in with the missing netsuke, mistakenly lost during a cleaning. Ah, if only real life worked this way with such impeccable timing! "I'm very relieved," says Violet, unconvincingly. Spratt gives one of his priceless Sprattly looks and departs.
Despite this, Violet says she won't apologize to Pegg, saying he might have sneaked it into the maid's bucket when nobody was looking. "How you hate to be wrong," says Isobel. "I wouldn't know," says Violet, "I'm not familiar with the sensation." She digs in her heels and says, without any doubt, that he took the knife.
But Isobel is nothing if not determined. She sets up a scheme to enter Violet's house while the Dowager Countess is away. This gives Isobel a chance to search the room thoroughly, and she finds the paper knife wedged along the side of a chair. She gives it to Spratt to share her discovery with Violet.
Later on, Isobel and Dr. Clarkson show up at Violet's, with Isobel eager to lecture Violet about injustice again. But after some bluster, Violet reveals that she's already hired back young Pegg. "If you wish to understand things you must come out from behind your prejudice and listen," says Violet. For once Isobel is speechless. "I'd say that was game, set and match for Lady Grantham," says Dr. Clarkson.
Family Problems in America
Cora's brother Harold writes to Lord Grantham about a bind he's in regarding oil leases. "Why is he bothering you with it?" asks Edith. It sounds like more money problems ahead.
Readers, what did you think of this episode? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
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Mark Berninghausen
Thanks for sharing!
Who's the grumpy guy in the first photo?
What is it hat you do? Lol. Where did you get the artwork if bees with machine guns?
Grumpy guy? What grumpy guy?
The art work? The large panel w/ the Girl and the Rabbit is my 5 lb honey jar label, which was designed for me by a friend who used to do the illustrations for her Mother's childrens books. I had it colored and then blown up by the sign company which did all the decal work for the van.
The panel towards the back was from the original artwork done for hats I had made many years ago.
The bees w/ machineguns are SeaBees magnetic signs which I picked up at Ft. Carson in Colorado Springs,CO when I went to see my Son and family. People had been telling me they liked my van, but they noticed it didn't have any bees on it. So, when I saw those "bees", w/ my warped sense of humor, I thought, "That'll do it.". Aren't they great?
I have another peice I haven't picked up from my friend yet. A bee holding a gas nozzle which will go on the side nearest the gas hole. No I don't get my gas at BP.
Mark Berninghausen
Mark, what the MPG like, and how big is the engine? I like that style of van. It looks very practical.
Very nice, sqkcrk!
I get around 25 MPG, gas. Four cylinder engine. Carrys about 1200lb pay load. Has floor space 4'X6'. It is a little cramped in the driver's seat on long trips like driving to SC, FL or CO. Rear view mirrors have limited visibilty. I almost ran ninto someone for not being able to see well looking out the passenger window at a Stop sign. One has to really think ahead and position the vehicle to see what one needas to see. I wish the mirrors were bigger.
Mostly like it. Seeing more of them all the time. It says Ford on it. But it is made in Turkey and Spain. Has been available in Europe and Middle East for 15 years or so. It is called a Transit Connect, supposedly because that translates internationally better than other possible names.
Low $20,000.00 range new. Comes in Grey, Black, Red, and White. Can have seats or just as a delivery/utility van. Many shelf options. Gull wing rear doors optional, special hinges.
Can I sell you one?
Mark Berninghausen
In Britain the "Ford Transit" is the best known cargo-type van, and so I can see why they have attached that name to it. I get truck and van envy. I am still driving my 1999 Saturn Station Wagon with about 190,000 miles on it. It does well enough for carrying my honey production (18 production hives this year) and is my daily commuter. I get up to 40 mpg in it.
I can't justify buying anything bigger based on my current operation and my wife was nice enough not to fuss when I used the minivan to move some bees.
However, I really like that van.
How do you get 40mpg? I can only get 25 or 26. Oh, I see. Oops.
Mark Berninghausen
It seems almost typical for Saturns. I drive a 2000 Saturn sedan, and regularly get 40-43 mpg.
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Some closeups of the panels. I moved the Seabees.
Mark Berninghausen
Did you have a bit knowledge about car repairing? if not then you should to aware about it a bit.
I can send you a link which I believe will be helpful for you and give you enough knowledge regarding car repairing.
I will keep my 1982 VW Westphalia Vanagon. Diesel(now turbo), hauls 1400 lbs, sleeps 4 , sink stove, refrigerator, rear engine, rear drive, gets 30-32 mpg. Good for early beeyard inspections, before supering starts, and the ground is still soft.
crazy Roland
I saw one of those vans down here today, it was a Terminix van.
Please visit my page, Thanks
They are getting more popular. They are quite functional, especially in urban communities. But I am seeing them all over the place when I travel the highways between Northern NY and SC. I wonder when UPS will get one?
Mark Berninghausen
Mark when are you comming back to SC?
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Early Nov. or after the 18th.
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#1 Sat 18 Aug 07 4:33pm
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Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Hi Guys
Seeing the cherry toms that Jamie was growing in a tin has really captured my other half's imagination - we fancy growing these along with some chillies on the windowsill in the kitchen.
I know how to grow the chillies from seed (thanks to the illustration that appears at the top of the website ) but with the cherry tomatoes, can these be grown from seed, or should we buy little seedlings? Also, would they need a support to be attached to (i.e. wooden chopstick)?
We want to put a veg patch in the garden but we are going to start with some herbs outside in pots and maybe a few smaller indoor things before progressing onto digging earth.
But any help on the above would be brilliant
#2 Sun 19 Aug 07 2:16am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Seedlings are easier as you do not have the hassle from keeping mr slug and mr snail off them.
Also someone else has done the hard word of seed raising.
#3 Wed 22 Aug 07 12:09am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Azzy, I grew cherry tomatoes in pots this year. I definitely had to have a support to hold up the weight once it started producing tomatoes. I just used a piece of bamboo.
#4 Wed 22 Aug 07 11:57am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
hi azzy -
tomatoes are a doddle to grow and as jamie shows you will be greatly rewarded.
i am a bit dubious about growing them in a tin and having a bumper crop as jamie says but you would certainly get enough for a couple of salads!
if you are tight on space grow 'bush' varieties or 'tumbling' (they will be described as such on the packet / label) which can be grown in hanging baskets or pots. the added advantage with growing this way is you can move them to where the sun is in the garden, they dont need staking, and wont take over your garden/patio. you can also grow them on a sunny window sill.
i personally would grow tomatoes from seed. you can get loads of weird and wonderful varieties, like the ones jamie uses. check out your local garden centre as this time of year they sell seed packets off cheap - i have just bought 10 different types in seed packets for 50p per pack. you can also easily buy packets of seeds online.
if you sow a few of each type in small plastic pots indoors in february, by easter you will be able to plant them into pots / baskets. try sowing some basil seeds and planting these seedlings in the same pots / baskets.
to get a heavy crop of tomatoes use 'Tomatorite' or a similar plant food - this is high in potash and promotes fruiting. soak the pots every day with water in the summer as erractic watering severly affects all fruit and veg.
also try to place pots where they will get maximum sun as they will need this to ripen although this will be difficult if we have more summers like this.
i have moved to a house with a patio and this year made the mistake of growing regular type tomato vines in the ground - they have completely taken over so next year i will be growing bush and tumbling varieties in pots as i describe here.
by the way when buying packets of seeds try some courgettes and aubergines too - they are just as easy to grow in medium / large pots.
good luck!
#5 Tue 28 Feb 12 4:33am
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- From Beijing China
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
This sounds maybe strange to all but im in a China and cant find any of the seeds for sail.Does anybody know how i can grow then from a tomato it self?.Like i put the tomato in the ground or the seeds of it.What do i need to do for it?.
i dont have a garden but i do have a glass wall in the kitchen to put them up:)
I made a window garden (window farm ) my self.
love to get to know if i can do that with more green stuff...
#6 Tue 28 Feb 12 8:25am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Lemonman you can dry tomato seeds on some kitchen paper on your windowsill and then store them somewhere dry until it's time to plant them.
Place your seeds into some little seed raising pots until they sprout leaves and stems. Then translpant into the ground or receptacle of your choice with good compost and soil. Make sure you put in your stake before planting out so as not to destroy the roots and keep well watered but not wet.
#7 Tue 28 Feb 12 10:00am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
My sister does this all the time, you will get better results, more seeds germinating if you ferment your seeds first before drying.
google these three words ===> tomato seeds ferment
you will find many sites and even videos on the hows and whys of fermenting before drying and saving.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#8 Tue 28 Feb 12 11:09am
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Ashen wrote:
My sister does this all the time, you will get better results, more seeds germinating if you ferment your seeds first before drying.
google these three words ===> tomato seeds ferment
you will find many sites and even videos on the hows and whys of fermenting before drying and saving.
Thanks Ashen I'll try this method.
#9 Tue 28 Feb 12 2:46pm
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Do people have trouble germinating tomato seeds? I've never had a single tomato seed fail to germinate and grow.
#10 Tue 28 Feb 12 11:22pm
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Re: Growing cherry tomatoes in a tin!
Where are the cherry tomatoes that grew in the tin as mentioned in the first post?
I want some interesting/ easy/ fun vegetable growing to do so I can do it with my 4 year old. The tin thing sounds like fun, but where do I get the starting point to do that?
..and thank you, I'd also like to try the basil growing and aubergine growing. Would I do that all in one tin? Is that what you mean?
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I always knew mario was gone...
I for a few weeks I thought he would stay this year in between Smith leaving and Cruz errupting, but that was always on the wall IMO
I remember Pappy having huge arguements with me how we would have the money...
Honestly even if the cap was 10 more million i still don't think we'd resign him
Well, I think after last season it was a little different. I think that we thought Smith would re-sign, and that we'd have to part with Manningham after this season b/c of the $$....but then when Smith left, we were like...ooooook, well at least we can keep Manningham. Buuuuuuuuttttt...then we got Cruz....stud central!! There's no way we can keep everyone. And Nicks is the best athlete on the field on offense. So he's here long term. So we can build with these 2 youngens!

I mean I never thought Manningham would be cheap. Obviously his price went up cuz of the postseason, but he would always cost a decent contract.
I think there is a scary possibility that we still lose Nicks or Cruz
[/quote]shut your mouth.
We will NOT lose either Nicks or Cruz. Its almost impossible. It is however very unlikely that we keep Manningham.

88 and 80 (barring injury) will be mainstays in Giants blue.

If the Steelers lose Wallace (which I doubt) MM could be a candidate for Pitt. If not I can see SF, Seattle, Cleveland or even NE. (although I think Brandon Lloyd has the inside track for NE)
[/quote]The only Mario that i want playing for us is from Texas and would be a perfect fit for our defense...[/quote]
I mean i would prefer Wallace and MAYBE lloyd if I was you but i would like Mario as well if I were u guys...
he is an ultimate deep threat... go look at his balls 20+ yards stat for the past 3 years and keep in mind he never really had a full time role for us


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Bond fans rejoice… MGM's blockbuster international superspy is coming to the popular next generation console system. James Bond 007 in…Agent Under Fire™ for the PlayStation® 2 will deliver a unique and complete game experience that thrusts the player into the world of secret agent 007.
The game will feature a completely new and original single player storyline - exclusively designed for the platform - that stays true to the Bond film legacy. Agent Under Fire, a first person action title, promises to deliver a well balanced mixture of missions/levels filled with furious action and stealth, as well as whirlwind driving that is complimented by state-of-the art gadgets and sophisticated spy-craft that Bond fans expect.
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BB does not want Wilson to run all over him
man, Wilson should of exploded there.. Looked like a hole and he didnt' get it qucik enough..
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I'm looking to have a live audio stream on my site. What are my options? Are there any plugins or do I need to code something?
Interested in all your suggestionsMany thanks
You didn't told us which CMS you use... anyway there is a 2 wordpress plugin : Total Control HTML5 Audio Player Basic and Playerzbr!If you want a stand-alone script there is a jquery HTML5 Plugins that you can use : OIPlayer jQuery plugin, Speakker HTML5 and SoundManager 2 plugin !
Many thanks for your reply. My cms is wordpress. So all the ones you mention are they for recording say a lesson and streaming it live via the site? Is that possible with these and which option would you recommend, which is the easiest to implement?
Many thanks
I think the Total Control HTML5 Audio Player Basic will do the trick and it's more suitable than the flash to avoid the compatibility issues with web browsers... But if i understand you need to Record then stream the audio!? if yes, so you will need to use a stand alone jquery plugin called jRecorder check this Link
thanks for the point in the right direction. I will pursue the one you have recommended and let you know how I get on, poss post the page when completed ( if successfull )Many thanks
sorry I'm just looking throgh this jquery plugin site.
So once you have your page set up and ready where is the record button accessed from ( i'll only want myself to be able to recore ) and is it streamed on the page live? Also how is this set with the microphone on the computer? ( i'm guessing this is how you record? with a micrphone on your computer )
Here's a completely different spin on this...
Why not do a Google hangout? You can stream live, it gets automatically recorded, people can comment during your broadcast, it gets automatically published to YouTube, and you can then take the video, strip out just the audio portion of it using a free tool like AnyVideoConverter, and publish it as an mp3 for those who wish to download it.
And doing a Google hangout brings you a whole lot of Google juice (via Google Plus and YouTube) for your search results.
it sounds like a good suggestion however I'll be dealing with a group of people that do not have google+ and wouldn't be very good in operating, I wouldn't want comments during broadcast either.
With the jRecorder plugin everyone can record and the file is sent on your server, then you have the parameter to add if you want the stream to be automatic or no!? did you check the Install Help page!?
If you need that only you who can Record a voice.. so you should check this Link it's a wordpress plugin... Hope that help !
I would love to see a demo for both the jrecorder and the voice it plug in but both don't seem to work. Do you know of any working examples?
You can check an examples of jRecoder : Here
For the Wordpress Plugin you can test on The Home Page Itself how it work ! look where there is Download code now | Customize there is a Yellow Block on the Top on it with a Message Attention : In-voice need your microphone to recorder....
I'd like to have a go at the jrecorder. Do you think it's possible to make a page with this on and wrap a password protect around the record and stream section?The demo page for the jrecorder confuses me as it's not styled and doesn't seem to be showing me what it would look like on a fully working site.Do you know of anyone who is using this for me to get some inspiration? I'm not fully understanding it at the mo but I'm going to jump in at the deep end and give it a goalso do you know if you can record with it from a mobile?
I think you can do that.. the plugin author annonced that a new version is created so why you don't contact him directly.. like that you will get an clear idea if this plugin really suit your needs or no!
ok just an update to this...I am lazy giving how the Jrecorder didn't make things plan and simple for me I didn't try hard to make it work. Another reason was that I didn't know if it would be ideal that it allowed anyone to record and stream. I tried the plugin and that didn't work either.
I continued to search and I found a script for sale for $13 called LiveEvents. It was easy to install and work but then I realised it only streamed updates / video from places like youtube and chat... It did though have a handy section that allowed you to stream live radio via shoutcast so I set up on shoutcast and got free shoutcast hosting and now I can stream / pre record / live record anything via the flash player / shoutcast stream.
That was the best way i found although I'm sure there are many others, I just couldn't find many available at all...
Here it is set up Live Events


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I am sold on him,he is gona be the next Eli Manning. Poised in big games and never does anything foolish. Great long ball, and very well coached. I think it's time to pull the trigger on him in this years draft,he is the real deal.
I am sold on him,he is gona be the next Eli Manning. Poised in big games and never does anything foolish. Great long ball, and very well coached. I think it's time to pull the trigger on him in this years draft,he is the real deal.
He is the guy that makes Alabama run.You have to look closely when you watch them play.
Guards that can push the line forward.
A solid, durable center.
An OLB that can crash the line on a blitz.
QB is so far down the list, it's not even funny.....and Reese already signed Nassib, who according to legend was a 1st round talent.
If anything, the Giants need to relook their left tackle position. Beatty was getting owned on the bull rush.
"I like linebackers. I collect 'em. You can't have too many good ones." - Bill Parcells
"Name the starting linebackers from 2007." - Jerry Reese
I agree with this. He won't be the first QB drafted maybe 4th or so we can grab him and let him learn under Eli
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
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If you want a young qb that will never ever lose the game,draft him.He is schooled on making no mistakes, while also have an accurate deep ball and being able to make line audibles. I am sold on him. As far as the Alabama vs Texas a/m game...he outplayed freaken Manziel. Are people just ignoring this kid?
I like McCarron better than Nassib that's for sure. But I don't see McCarron ever being as good as Eli. AJ is a game manager who doesn't have the guts or cerebral knowledge that Eli has. McCarron would be a good backup in the NFL IMO. Maybe he could be a starter for the Browns or Jags but not an improvement over what we have now.
Aaron Murray falls into the same category as AJ does for me. I just see them both being average players at the next level.


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It's been 35 years since Disney's feature animation studios first brought Winnie the Pooh to the big screen. But everyone's favorite honey-loving bear hasn't changed a bit. This summer, revisit Pooh Bear and all his friends—including Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger, too!—in a new Pooh adventure.
Pooh's latest journey takes place over a single day in the Hundred Acre Wood, starting with the hungry bear's quest to find honey. Pooh is quickly sidetracked by the adventures of his friends, including a contest to find Eeyore a new tail and a wild search when Christopher Robin goes missing. The film is created in the classic hand-drawn art-style from Walt Disney Animation Studios. It features five new original songs for Pooh and his pals.
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The movie's plot is based on stories from British writer A.A. Milne's original Pooh books, first published in 1927. Milne was inspired by his son's stuffed animals and named the boy character, Christopher Robin, after his son. The stuffed animals are now on display at the New York Public Library, in New York City. On the other side of the country, you can visit Winnie the Pooh's own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, in California.


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This year we have again included special tips and features published throughout the year alongside the product releases. This guide has accurate, comprehensive, easy-to-read and use data on today's technology, equipment, products and services. The data within this year's condensed grids appears in its entirety online at moldmakingtechnology.
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At Rutgers, the Institute for Hungarian Studies (IHS), directed by Paul Hanebrink (Department of History), promotes the study of the history, culture, and society of Hungary and East-Central Europe. Under the auspices of the IHS, Rutgers has developed two important collaborative relationships with academic partners in Hungary that have allowed the university to offer a wide variety of courses to undergraduates interested in East-Central Europe.
Recently, Rutgers renewed its long-time relationship with the Balassi Institute in Hungary, an organization established by the Hungarian Ministry of Education to promote Hungarian Studies abroad. In partnership with the Balassi Institute, Rutgers welcomes Hungarian scholars who can share their expertise in the politics, culture, and society of Hungary and East-Central Europe in the classroom and in other academic settings. Rutgers will host the next Balassi scholar for two years beginning in Fall 2012. In conjunction with visiting Hungarian scholars, Balassi Institute and Rutgers will initiate a new two-week long study tour in Hungary, starting in the Spring 2013.
Since 1995, Rutgers has also welcomed visiting professors from Hungary in partnership with the Hungarian-American Fulbright Commission. These visiting scholars have taught a wide variety of interdisciplinary courses in Hungarian and East-Central European Studies to undergraduates. In the Fall 2011 semester, Rutgers is pleased to host Péter Bihari, a well-known historian of modern Hungary, who will teach two courses on the history and film of East-Central Europe. RU has also partnered with Fulbright in other ways; most recently, the IHS and the Center for European Studies joined the Hungarian and Czech Fulbright Commissions to host a pre-departure orientation for Fulbright teacher-scholars, before they traveled to Central Europe for their Summer Study program.


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The state's wildlife conservation agency was among the many voices that came out against an Everglades National Park proposal released over the winter to close off a third of Florida Bay to internal-combustion motor use.
Now, Principal Park Planner Fred Herling says the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will be among the agencies the Park Service will respond to directly as it works toward finalizing the much-debated Everglades National Park General Management Plan.
In formal comments put forward in late April, the FWC closely aligned itself with Upper Keys fishing guides and business organizations that vocally opposed the proposed creation of 131,000 acres of pole/troll-only zones during a series of public meetings over the spring.
"It is a commonly held misconception that the public continues to have access to areas for fishing after pole and troll zones are implemented because in theory, one can still pole and troll in order to fish," the FWC stated in the comment document signed by Scott Sanders, director of its office of conservation planning services. "In reality, fishers do not continue to have reasonable access when pole and troll zones are implemented without full consideration of the many factors that contribute to accessibility, such as the size of the zone relative to the distance fishers would need to pole/troll."
The Park Service's proposed network of pole/troll zones would be intended to protect flats and seagrass beds from boat groundings and propeller scars. The pole/troll areas were identified because they are 2 feet deep or less. Ninety-six percent of the areas in the proposed zones are within a mile of deeper water or a channel, according to the Park Service.
But the FWC argued that the establishment of what it considers to be difficult-to-access pole/troll zones would concentrate fishermen in smaller areas. Those areas, in turn, would see increased stress on fish populations and seagrass, as well as more conflicts among Florida Bay users. Among other suggestions, the FWC recommended that the Park Service establish transit corridors to facilitate access into the pole/troll zones.
Herling said Monday that Everglades officials pay close attention to comments made by partner agencies, including the FWC, which governs waters that border the park.
"It's definitely one of the most important comments we get," he said.
The Park Service will respond formally to the FWC, he added, and that letter will also be included as an addendum to the final management plan, which is scheduled for release early next year.
Some of the suggestions made by the FWC and stakeholder groups are likely to be implemented, said Herling, who explained that park staff had learned new things about channel access to the bay's shallows during ride-alongs with anglers this spring.
"The outcome will be that there will be additional access opportunities that still fit in the plan's goals," he said. He added that the Park Service also intends to research whether trolling motors are more or less harmful to the flats than internal combustion motors running at idle speeds.
Guide organizations hope the park will convert proposed pole/troll zones to pole/troll/idle speed zones.


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That's a fine looking piece
I really like the way that gun looks and the price ain't that bad but they're out of stock.
My dad has shot it at 100yds. I think he told me he got 8 inch groups or something. All open sights
quote:Only cheap stuff I have found around south LA is Blazer. It is dirty as all hell. After 50 rounds the gun looks like I drug it through the mud. Never seen the Remington UMC or Federal stuff.
$0.57 per round. May just be good for range
quote:Lots of people put scopes on them and sight them in at 100yds. I like shooting open sights like a gangsta though. Same thing with my .30-30
Just what I wanted to hear
The FBI is stupid for ever abandoning the 10mm in favor of anything other than 357sig
quote:My uncle is a higher-up in the DEA, and told me that all of the ninny little women didn't like the recoil. Something about vacuum cleaners and laundry? Maybe pot roast? Can't remember specifics. He has two 1911 10mm guns that the department paid for when they used them briefly
The FBI is stupid for ever abandoning the 10mm in favor of anything other than 357sig
For hunting though, the 10mm is definitely the king of the roost as long as you don't bring up any magnums.
quote:I brought it for hogs/random meth heads/squatches since I was so far from anyone. Never had to shoot anything with it and it wasn't heavy enough to bother me at all. I normally had it loaded with 10rds instead of 16 though
I still don't want to shoot anything dangerous with a pistol or revolver, unless I have no other choice
quote:Anticipation was worse than the actual kick. After 10 or 20 shots you get used to it
I've never shot one. Is the recoil really THAT bad???
I've never shot one. Is the recoil really THAT bad???
Why not just load it with more aggressively expanding bullets?
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Jan. 18, 2013 -- This flu season is shaping up to be worse than average, and particularly so for seniors, who represent roughly half of the hospitalizations and 90% of the deaths so far, the CDC said today.
According to the CDC, the flu turned more brutal during the second week of 2013, which ended on Jan. 12.
The percentage of deaths from flu and pneumonia in 122 cities stood at 8.3%, which was above the epidemic threshold. The death rate for the first week of 2013 was 7.3%. And nine more children died from the flu in week two, bringing the childhood death toll this season to 29.
In addition, the number of hospitalizations associated with the flu rose from 13.3 per 100,000 population in the first week of 2013 to 18.8. The rate for seniors increased to 82 per 100,000, "which is really quite a high rate," said CDC Director Thomas Frieden, MD, at a press briefing today.
The flu always takes the heaviest toll among the elderly, he said, but even more so when the predominant virus strain is flu A (H3N2), which is the case this season.
The number and rate of flu-related hospitalizations and deaths will rise in the coming weeks even as overall flu activity across the country is going down, said Frieden. This pattern reflects a lag time between the time when the flu is first diagnosed and when patients develop complications, go to the hospital, and sometimes die.
"We see those coming in waves," he said.
The big picture of the flu, however, includes states such as California, Arizona, Hawaii, and Nevada, where flu-like illness rates are rising. "Folks out West, you still have most of the flu season still to come," Frieden said. The virus typically spreads from east to west across the country.
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The sharp rise in both hospitalizations and deaths underlines the need for taking the antiviral drugs Tamiflu or Relenza within 48 hours of flu symptoms, Frieden said. This immediate treatment is especially important for high-risk people such as the elderly, young children, and those with serious underlying conditions such as asthma and heart disease.
"When given promptly, they work," Frieden said. "They can reduce symptoms, shorten the duration of illness, and prevent serious complications including hospitalization and death.
"What we're seeing is not as many people getting treated with Tamiflu."
The rate of Tamiflu treatment has dipped this year compared with the 2009-2010 flu season, when "people were a little more attuned to this," Frieden said.
He advised doctors to immediately prescribe antiviral drugs for patients reporting flu symptoms, even if they test negative with a rapid flu test. The test, he said, can be wrong.
In response to spot shortages of Tamiflu, the medication's manufacturer, Genentech, is releasing a reserve stock.
In a news release, Genentech said it "anticipates having sufficient supply of Tamiflu capsules to meet demand for this flu season."
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If you're not happy take it to them and see if they can get you fixed back up.
the rollpin infront of my rear sights is loose this gun is brand new never fired. should i take it back and try and have the gun shop fix it or live with it. id live with it if i knew my slide would be fine and parts inside myslide werent gonna malfunction or come apart inside the gun if the rollpin falls out.
If you're not happy take it to them and see if they can get you fixed back up.
Well... Devils Johnson lol I went and talked to the guys at the gun shop I bought it at. Asked one guy if they had the compact fobus holster for my xd45. And after telling me the model number of the holster I ask about the roll pin. He leaned against the counter I told him that I had bought it there hoping they would feel better about it NOPE. The guy told me to call and complain to Springfield. After paying for the holster he tells me hey just tap it down and use some finger nail glue to keep it in place. That made me even more pissed. Most of this conversation was in front of the actual store owner. The more I think about it the more pissed I get


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With hundreds of 18- to 20-year-olds housed under one roof, residence halls are prime places to play. At Marquette, they're also prime places to pray.
There is an ecumenical chapel in every residence hall, and each has its own unique history. In 1995, then-Milwaukee Archbishop Rembert Weakland presided over the dedication of the Straz Tower chapel. Seminarians living in Straz held daily Mass in the chapel for years. Down Wisconsin Avenue, the Carpenter Tower chapel is decorated with images of saints from around the world. The Schroeder Hall chapel is currently the only chapel to house the Eucharist. This sophomore residence hall certainly has its share of stories.
Alumni of the 1980s may remember the popular Schroeder midnight Masses with former hall minister Rev. John Naus, S.J. Packed into the basement their makeshift worship space at the time students spent weekends together in prayer and then usually headed out for some (very) early-morning eats. The beloved Father Naus was known to go out for pizza with students after his weekend Masses.
The first-year students of McCormick Hall had their own Mass traditions as well.
"Before I moved in, McCormick actually had their Sunday night Masses in their cafeteria," recalls former McCormick hall minister Rev. Andy Thon, S.J. "Students would push chairs together in that old, grade-school style cafeteria, and Mass would be celebrated right there."
Father Thon, who lived in McCormick from 19902008, notes that there was a small chapel on the first floor during his time in the hall, but it was rarely used.
"When the Chapel of the Holy Family (in the Alumni Memorial Union) was built in 1990, we started having our 'McCormick Masses' there instead," he says.
McCormick Hall looks a little different these days. A summer 2013 renovation brought about a new chapel in the hall basement, housed where the old hall store used to be. Three large panels with Gothic-style art adorn one wall, while two large paintings hang on the other. The commissioned artwork was inspired by Jesuit North American martyrs. Hall minister Chelsea Casey, Grad '14, and a group of residence assistants organized a Mass in the chapel earlier this semester, which 35 students attended. She says students use the space often.
"It's really hard for students to find a space of their own to just sit with their thoughts and pray," says Casey. "This is a good time in students' lives to explore different types of prayer, so giving them that space in the residence halls is really important, especially for a religiously affiliated school."
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It was a big game from our 1st rd pick, with only 3regular season games left.. Another words, its about freaking time!
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Bitch all you want about the firehose of new music nowadays, but the lowered barriers to recording and distribution certainly do make it easier for artists to be a lot more playful in their releases. For Foam Castles' newest appetizer — four songs, 16 minutes — we get an effort that's unabashedly written and produced with a computer (frontman Tyler Jackson even lists "computer" as one of his instruments in the liner notes) and though it's not correct to call the songs disposable, they do have an ephemeral, candy-like quality.
On the opening "Horticulture Friends," that means fun. With a '70s strut and a bit of funk it cycles like a club dance track, peppering quickly spoken verse in the center of repeating phrases. "Walking through the Desert" is damn danceable, too, with some Caribbean flavor and a descending guitar line like Vampire Weekend. Peet Chamberlain's (Brenda) bass line is pop playful at about three minutes, keeping some digital caustic disturbance from derailing the song.
But "The Red Now" is a little more serious, à la something you might hear on Milled Pavement, instead of the Peapod Recordings that Foam Castles call home. It's a dense amalgam of sounds, with synths sounding like strings and plenty of crunchy digital wash. Jackson's bass line is the song's heart, though, taking dominance in the finish so you have something to wrap your arms around.
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"Third-down terrors: The Chargers have converted 46.4 percent of their third-down attempts this year, second only to the Broncos in that department. Giants linebacker Jon Beason specifically mentioned third-down running back Danny Woodhead as a player for whom his group would have to account. The Giants have been good all year at limiting the production of running backs, but offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride said Woodhead is a different kind of back than they've faced, and that the way the Chargers use him presents different challenges. Woodhead leads all NFL running backs this year with 61 receptions and is second to the Saints' Darren Sproles among running backs with 482 receiving yards.
The turnover battle: The Chargers' defense has forced only 11 turnovers this year, which ranked them 29th in the league through Week 13. The Giants' offense, of course, has committed a league-leading 31 turnovers and at least one in every game. But while they turned it over 23 times and forced only seven while losing all of their first six games, the Giants have turned the ball over only eight times and forced 13 while going 5-1 in their last six games. So if the Chargers can't take the ball away (as they have not been able to do all year), they forego a significant potential advantage against the Giants.
Is this the week for Hakeem Nicks? This replaces our weekly "Is this the week for Eli Manning?" segment, since Manning was a cool 22-for-28 in Sunday's victory in Washington and obviously has overcome at least some of the comfort issue that arose early in the season due to the Giants' inability to protect him. What would help even more is a big game from Nicks, who was once Manning's top wide receiver but has been a shell of himself in his contract year. Nicks has yet to catch a touchdown pass this season and hasn't had more than 51 receiving yards in a game since Week 6. Fellow wideout Victor Cruz (who himself hasn't been to the end zone since Week 4) said he thought the Chargers' defense would offer the Giants opportunities to hit big plays in the passing game. What remains to be seen is whether Nicks can get open and catch the ball well enough to take advantage of those opportunities."


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Scores on a national test released on November 1 show that U.S. students have improved in math over the last two years, but mostly stayed the same in reading. The test is the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). It is the largest measure of student achievement in the U.S.
The NAEP is given every two years to measure student achievement in math and reading. This year, 422,000 fourth graders and 343,000 eighth graders took the exams between January and March. Students were asked to read grade-appropriate materials and answer questions for the reading test. For the math test, students answered questions about geometry, algebra, number properties, measurement and other topics.
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The U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Educational Statistics released the scores in a report called The Nation's Report Card. This year, students earned the highest scores ever recorded on the math exam, which has been given since 1990. Fourth graders scored an average of 241, on a 0-500 point scale. That is a one-point increase from 2009 and a 28-point increase from 1990. Eighth graders made similar progress. Their average score this year was 284, up one point from 2009 and 21 points from 1990.
Reading scores have not improved much. Fourth graders scored an average of 221 points, the same average score since 2007. That score is four points above those from 1992, when the first reading test was given. Eighth graders scored an average of 265 points, up one point from 2009 and five points from 1992.
Officials are concerned that too few U.S. students are becoming proficient in math and reading. "The modest increases in NAEP scores are a reason for concern as much as optimism," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said in a statement. He runs the Education Department. "It's clear that achievement is not accelerating fast enough for our nation's children to compete."
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Education experts say reading is a harder subject to tackle in the classroom than math. While math is largely learned in classrooms, reading results depend on how much kids read outside of school and how much they read in other subjects, such as history and science.
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Event Websites in Our Changing World of Technology, Social Media & Accommodating the Traveling Athlete - by Nicole Blomgren of Fifty States Half Marathon Club
Attract theTraveling Athletes to Your Event
As new Marathons, Half Marathons,
Triathlons and many other events continue to pop up all over like
aspreading fire, the importance of knowing your audience is key. As
Founder and President of Fifty States HALF Marathon Club and being a key contributor to the endurance event industry and Half Marathon race calendars
on the web, I myself couldn't be more frustrated with an event website
when I land on the web page and can't even find the city and state on
the homepage of the event (ironically similar to online newspaper
sites). Sometimes even the date of the event, or the year of the event,
is missing from the homepage and you have to dig for it buried in other
organizers and Race Directors creating a website sometimes seem to
create their website catering to believing that most participants are
local and already know where the race is. The growing popularity of the
traveling athlete, desire to travel to various states or countries to
participate in events, makes information on the event website valuable
to attain market share to the traveling athlete.
City& State (You'd be surprised how many event sites do not have
this. Very frustrating for non-local participants and maintaining
national race calendar sites).
Date of event (believe it or not there are a lot of sites that do not
have this on their home page and participants have to dig for it).
3) The DAY of the event is also very helpful (ie: Saturday or Sunday).
4) ALL Race distances (Marathon, half marathon,
5k, etc) listed on "homepage", not buried in other links to figure out
if there are various other distances in addition to the main event
5) A CLEAR and CONCISE website link to "EXACT LOCATION" with FULL ADDRESS.
participants that are not local have to do a lot of extra work to find
the location because event organizers do not put the address of the
event location anywhere in the website. Participants like to use online
maps or utilize GPS in their car or rental car when traveling, to locate
the event, so I can't emphasize enough how important a "full address"
is of the event location.
And finally, having a "race date" planned well in advance, ideally one
year ahead. Many traveling athletes plan their race calendar one year in
advance. The sooner you have the date published on your website, the
sooner it is updated on sites like Halfmarathonsearch.com
,and the sooner athletes can add that race to their race calendar for
their travel plans. We start looking for new race dates a year in
advance when updating our race calendar website.
In addition to the "must haves," social media
and various websites definitely follow as "nice to haves" on an event
website. Connecting with the running community, triathlon community, and
other athletic event communities on sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Blogs,Running Clubs or Goal Achieving Clubs like Fifty States HALF Marathon Club
,etc. (where participants can read about feedback about the course,
connect with others about their experience of the event in past years,
and join thecommunity of others who will be participating in the
upcoming event and share the excitement of the anticipation), and
partnering with Race Calendar sites (advertising
your event where the community looks for the best race to attend), can
all go a long way in increasing participants and giving visibility to
your event.
smaller local community events who do not keep an all year round web
page for the specific event, like some of theYMCA's, YWCA's I've
noticed, or events just starting out, this ALL can be accomplished at NO
COST or very little cost. Race Organizers can create a one page Blog in
Google Blogger to appear almost exactly like a website (kind of like
our official blog http://halfmarathonclub.blogspot.com
but "without the ongoing content added", and leave this posted with all
the above mentioned "must have" checklist" posted on the BLOG. This is
FREE, and at least gives your event its own identity and a place forthe
public to look for the details of the event. You can then share your
bloglink via Facebook or twitter, and with race calendar sites. This can
be a valuable tool to at least avoid your participants having to click
on an expired Active event listing from previous years, with no event
site to go to for future details. Another very inexpensive means for an
ongoing event site is Yahoo business. It is inexpensive and you can
create your own website within an hour with their easy to use templates,
walking you through step by step how to set up your website, allowing
your event to have its own domain you choose.
summary, the number of events popping up will continue to grow and the
market will remain competitive. Even though the trends show there is no
shortage of participants in the ever-growing events such as marathons, half marathons,
or triathlons, it is still important to be aware of the "user
experience" you are providing your participants, startingf rom the very
first step of when that individual visits your website and decides if it
is an event they would like to add to their calendar for the year.
© copyright 2012 Nicole Blomgren & Fifty States Half Marathon Club LLC


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Small fully equipped studio apartment situated on the ground floor. The property is situated on a quiet residential road 3 minutes to Queens Park station. Ideal accommodation for 2 adults or 1 single person. Fully Furnished with double bed (192cm long x 138cm wide), Free Wi-FI, Wardrobe, Fridge Freezer, Washing Machine, Electric Hob, Microwave, Oven, LCD TV (with free view), Dining table & chairs, all essentials supplied for a comfortable stay including bed linen, towels, cutlery, crockery, glasses, cooking utensils and hairdryer.
Short distance from central London, with numerous transport links (Underground, National Rail, Buses) many local bars, restaurants, supermarkets and leisure facilities can be found within walking distance
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Queen's Park (0.3 miles)
Kilburn Park (0.3 miles)
Kilburn High Road (0.4 miles)
The nearest tube station is Queens Park, in zone 2. It is just 3 minutes' walk to the house, and it will take you around 15 minutes to get to the center of London by Bakerloo line. Also there is Kilburn Park (15 minutes away) and Kilburn High Road stations (7 minutes away).
Just 5 minutes' walk from the flat there is a well-loved and hugely popular city park call Queens Park. It provides a welcome splash of green in one of the most densely populated parts of London. Facilities include six all-weather tennis courts, a pitch and putt course, a pétanque pitch, an ornamental garden, a children's playground with paddling pool, a small zoo and a café.
There are many buses close to the property within walking distance: Bus 6 takes you to the Oxford Circus, on the way on this bus you can catch or from Kilburn High Road bus 31 will take you straight to Camden and in the opposite direction it will take you to Notting Hill. Also there are other local Bus Routes 206, 316, 36 (24 Hour),187 (24 Hour). Most attractions of London are within easy reach from the property, such as Piccadilly Circus, Madame Tussauds and Tower of London.
The area is very quiet and safe, the neighborhood is very good. Within walking distance of about 7 minutes, is Kilburn High Road with plenty of supermarkets, Sainsbury's, M & S Simply Food, Iceland, or the cheapest, known German discount store Aldi. It is also Poundland, in which all goods cost 1 pound, lots of restaurants and cafes around as well.
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-Late check-in fee (for checking-in from 20:30): £30.
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-If you leave very early in the morning or late at night you will leave keys on the table in the room and your deposit will be refunded via 'PayPal' or bank transfer (*bank fees apply) once the housekeeper has checked the room.
- When booking please include all guests, our occupancy rules are very strict, children should be included in your booking regardless of age, we will not allow any 'over occupancy' due to our insurers requirements.
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Muy bien, respecto a precio y localización excelentes. No se echa en falta nada, esta justo detras del metro y al lado de una calle con muchas tiendas importantes
Estuvimos en el apartamento Lovely Studio Apartment y todo fue perfecto. Ante todo destacar la gran limpieza del apartamento y también la atención e información recibida en todo momento por Olga y por Andrey. Desde luego que es totalmente recomendable por situación, que está a veinte minutos en metro del centro y por limpieza. Es un apartamento pequeñito pero con todas las comodidades para cocinar y hacer muy agradable la estancia. Volveremos sin duda.
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This flat is situated in a quiet area in a nice english-style house. There are trains nearby but the room goes to the garden side of the house. There is only one room with kitchen and a bathroom.The room with the kitchen is not big so one have to be organized for all the personal belongings to avoid a mess.
One have to buy all things for the kitchen (sugar, salt, oil, refuse sacks if one is not enough...) because this flat is not a flat of a private person.
The check-in is 16h and the checkout is 10h. I asked for a later check-out because my flight was at 18h. Unfortunately it was not possible to leave a little bit later than 10h and I couldn't understand why ( it takes 6 hours to clean a flat which is only 18qm!?)
But apart from this we were happy to stay there.
We had an excellent stay at Olga's studio. Andrey, the housekeeper is very obliging and flexible. He will take care of your concerns. The location of the appartment is great. Within three minutes you reach the tube Station Queeen's Park from where you are able to reach all the important sights in London in a short period of time. With Little Venice, a lovely place and an insider's tip is only three stops away. All in all I can highly recommend Olga's studio.
We liked staying in this apartment very much. The room is cozy, quiet and clean. Everything works. The kitchen is always clean and warm. The house is very close to the nearest underground station, 7-10 minutes walk in a nice quiet neighborhood. At the same, there are a few stores nearby where you can buy food or other essentials. We stayed there two times and would recommend to anyone to stay in this apartment.
The contact with Olga was always very friendly and polite.
The apartment was really nice and cosy and exactly as shown on the pictures.
We had a great time there and want to thank Olga and Rebeca (who greeted us at the apartment).
It was a very nice stay at Olga's Rooms in Harrow. We have very enjoyed our stay in London and would recommend other people and friends to come there.
Thank you so much for the nice time.
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Flat just like on the Pics. Clean and nice. We had some communication which was was really kind and every Problem was solved.
Thank you very much, Olga!!
The studio is located in a very quiet and beautiful
neighborhood, close to the underground. There are some shops,supermarket, bar, bakery. The studio is very small, but there is all you need to cook. Andrey, the houseowner, is polite and helpful. I recommend this studio!!!
Great location to all major attractions and litttle but convenient lovely apartment for two with all kitchenware needed provided. Definitively, I recommend it!. The housekeeper Andrew is always happy to help.
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