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Today in the New York Times Jay Caspian Kang writes about what he calls the loss of "The Great Hollywood Baseball Movie." About how there are few if any big baseball movies anymore. Movies which traffic in baseball-as-metaphor-for-America with Jimmy Stewart (or Kevin Costner)-types playing characters which seem to transcend time, elevate our emotions and rack up the dollars at the box office.
It's a bit of meandering column, with just as much time spent on Kang's seeming dissatisfaction with modern baseball and baseball telecasts as his dissatisfaction with baseball cinema, but he winds it up with this, which sums his argument up well enough:
Baseball's cinematic vision of Middle America no longer means what it once did. The failing family enterprise and the old, forbearing white — or Negro Leagues — ballplayer now remind us of an extinct vision of the country and the growing distance between Middle America and the coasts. The attempts to update the archival, sun-kissed, Midwestern vision — whether on last year's "Pitch," the Fox TV show about a woman pitching in the majors, or "Million Dollar Arm," the 2014 Disney movie in which Jon Hamm goes to India to convert cricket bowlers into pitchers — are canceled or bomb at the box office.
You won't be surprised that I take a great deal of issue with all of this.
Mostly because it only talks about one specific kind of baseball movie being AWOL from cinemas: the broad works which appeal to the masses and which speak to both the past, present and future, often with a hazy nostalgia in which love of baseball and love of America are portrayed as one and the same.
It's worth noting, though, that such films are extraordinarily rare. There was a brief time when such things existed and did well at the box office — the 1980s had "The Natural," "Field of Dreams," "Bull Durham" and "Major League" in a relatively short period of time — but that's the exception, not the rule.
Baseball movies are almost always niche flicks. Biopics made of recently deceased stars like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Weird slices of life like "The Bad News Bears" or "The Sandlot." Quirky comedies that are baseball offshoots of larger cinematic trends like "Little Big League," which was just the latest in a series of "kids doing adult things" movies popular at the time. Or "Rookie of the Year" which is essentially baseball's version of one of those body-switch movies that come and go. Or "Mr. Baseball" which was just a fish-out-of-water comedy like any other.
We still get those kinds of smaller baseball movies fairly often. They're still pretty decent and still do pretty decently at the box office, even if they're no one's idea of a blockbuster.
"Moneyball" was done well and did well, not as a mass appeal movie, but as one of many business/Silicon Valley flicks that have popped over the past few years. "Sugar" was a great movie, but a small movie, exploring a culture about which most people aren't aware and basically serving as a character study. "42" is just an updated (and much better) version of those old biopics of baseball stars. "Everybody Wants Some" may be the quintessential niche baseball movie in that it's a story about characters which just happen to have a lot of baseball in their lives. "Bull Durham" was like that too, but it just came along at the right time to become a massive hit. As many have noted, baseball was more background than plot in that movie, even if the background was amazingly well done. I'd argue that most good baseball movies use baseball like that rather than put it squarely in the foreground.
There will likely always be baseball movies, but they will almost always be smaller ones, not large blockbusters or Oscar bait with an epic sweep. Most baseball movies are like baseball itself in that they lack a grand consensus. Baseball is not The National Pastime anymore — it's just one of many forms of sports and entertainment available to the masses — so it follows that the movies which deal with it will likewise not have that massive cross-market appeal.
I think that's a good thing. Smaller baseball movies more accurately reflect the sport's place in the culture. To portray baseball as something larger than what it actually is opens the door to a lot of artistic and cultural dishonesty and runs the risk of creating some really bad art.
I mean, have you seen "Field of Dreams?" Bleech.
The Yankees aren't well-known for going all-in on goofy, fan-friendly fun. While some organizations are happy to jump on new and even silly or ephemeral trends for the yuks of it, the Yankees have tended to keep things rather businesslike when it comes to promotions and things. They've always played the long game, assuming — not always unreasonably — that their brand is best defined by the club's history and greatness and quiet dignity and stuff.
Aaron Judge and his breakout rookie season is changing things. His fast start has caused fans to dress up in judge's robes and stuff, so the team is having fun with it. They've set up a special section called "The Judge's Chambers," complete with a jury box vibe:
Fans will be selected to sit in the special section, which is in section 104 in right field, right behind where Judge plays, and will be handed foam gavels with "All Rise" written on them. To be selected at the moment it'd help if you wear one of those judicial robes with Judge's number 99 on the back or his jersey or an English judge-style powdered wig. Going forward, the Yankees will also use the section for groups and charity events and stuff.
Judge is on a 58-homer pace right now. It's unlikely he'll keep that up, but he certainly looks like the real deal. And, for the Yankees and their fans, he's giving them the chance for some real fun.


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Jackson Header Makes It Good Friday For Pools
Pools battled to a 1-0 victory over a determined AFC Wimbledon at Victoria Park this afternoon.
Pools fought all the way to the final whistle to keep the visitors out as the Dons pushed Craig Hignett's men hard in search of an equaliser to cancel out Adam Jackson's first-half goal.
It was the visitors who looked the brightest for much of the first half as Pools just failed to click into gear. But even though Craig Hignett's men did not quite find their flow in the first forty-five, it was Pools who lead by half-time.
The visitors pressed Pools well, hurrying play and giving the home side little time on the ball. Lyle Taylor was a real threat for AFC Wimbledon, pushing forward from all angles and working the Pools back line hard.
Carl Magnay showed a calm head to chest the ball into the arms of Trevor Carson as a cross fizzed into the box from the right wing, while Matthew Bates put in a perfectly-timed challenge to steal the ball away from Rhys Murphy inside the box.
At the other end, Kelle Roos did really well to get his hands to an ambitious cross/shot from Nathan Thomas on the right.
With a cross sailing towards the edge of the box for George Francomb, Carson flew through the air to send an acrobatic headed clearance upfield to leave the Dons striker both grounded and bemused.
Just minutes later and Pools got their goal; a Luke James strike bounced back up nicely for Adam Jackson who sent a very well-placed header past Roos and into the far corner of the net to give his side the lead – albeit against the run of play.
While it was Pools who lead, the visitors maintained their edge and a long-range effort from Dannie Bulman sent Carson scrambling back towards his goal to shepherd it out at the far post.
It was Pools who went on to have the next best effort on goal as Billy Paynter squared for Luke James and the hard-working forward spun well to fire at goal only to be denied by the post as his shot cannoned away from target.
Wimbledon had their best chance of the game just before the break; Taylor broke down the left and managed to get his cross in under good pressure from Magnay but the final ball was just too high for the waiting Murphy.
Nicky Featherstone did well to force a Francomb chance wide and Trevor Carson saved well from Taylor before the break and Pools took their one-goal lead into the second half.
The second half started much as the first had, with the Dons throwing men forward and pushing for a goal. Although quieter than in the first half, Luke James offered the main outlet for Pools with his non-stop running and positivity.
But the majority of the action came at the other end as Pools were pushed back for much of the half. Trevor Carson saved through a crowd to deny sub Tom Elliott from a Francomb corner, while James helped out with the defence, running clear after stealing
possession inside the box.
Sub Michael Woods did his part to lift the home crowd as he battled his way forward, skipping over a couple of challenges to ease the pressure at the other end.
There were blocks from Bates and Magnay as the visitors upped the pressure on goal again and the tension inside The Vic rose. The Dons were showing a real determination in their approach and there was no let-up for Pools who faced attack after attack.
Adam Jackson, who along with Matthew Bates were real rocks this afternoon, headed clear under pressure from sub Adebayo Akinfenwa as Pools faced yet another strong spell of pressure, pinned back in their own half but showing a steel of their own to keep the visitors out.
In the four minutes of added time, Magnay blocked bravely inside the box before Carson pulled off another save through a crowded box to deny the visitors a late equaliser.
The Dons won a corner late into added time and threw keeper Kelle Roos up such was their desperation for that goal but the ball was blazed high over the stand and Pools held on for victory.
The result sees Pools go five league games unbeaten, with three clean sheets in succession and move 11 points clear of the relegation zone.
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Pools 1 AFC Wimbledon 0
4365 (259 AFC Wimbledon)
Carson, Magnay (Richards 93), Bates, Jackson, Carroll, Featherstone, Gray (Woods 59), Hawkins, James, Paynter, Thomas (Oates 83).
Subs Not Used:
Bartlett, Walker, Bingham, Laurent.
AFC Wimbledon:
Roos, Fuller, Meades, Sweeney, Charles, Francomb, Barcham (Akinfenwa 71), Bulman, Reeves, Murphy (Elliott 59), Taylor (Azeez 71).
Subs Not Used:
Shea, Kennedy, Rigg, Fitzpatrick.
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That was largely the issue when Don Mattingly went to the mound to check on Clayton Kershaw in the seventh inning of Game 1 Friday--90 plus pitches in, five hits by the last six St. Louis batters and 90 plus degrees with adrenelin even higer. Total trust in Kershaw insisting he is not fatigued despite the evidence and no trust in the bullpen, no way to get to Kenley Jansen. When Mattingly is finally forced to make the move after the Matt Carpenter three run double, former infielder Pedro Baez comes out of the beleaguered bullpen and gives up a three run homer to Matt Holliday. For all of their world record payroll the Dodgers are attempting to negotiate the post season with little relief---from their bullpen, let alone the heat.
So while baseball's premier pitcher goes down this also has to be asked: Has baseball's premier player ever looked worse in two consecutive games. Mike Trout is not only failing to deliver (among several other Angels), he is giving the impression that he doesn't even want to be there--long walks out of the batter's box after each pitch and poor hacks on just about everything KC is throwing him. Time, perhaps, for Trout to consider swinging at the first pitch instead of starting most ABs 0 and 1.


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Facebook has announced that from today Facebook Places is starting to roll out to UK users. The service was made available in the US and Japan last month, but European users have had to wait for it to arrive in their territory.
The service is currently available via the Facebook for iPhone application or for other mobile devices via touch.facebook.com.
Facebook Places is a geo-location service that lets users 'check-in', letting other Facebook users know where they are, or as Facebook would have it, "find out where their friends like to hang out". Once checked in, your 'Friends' can see where you are, and you can see if any of them are nearby. If you have Facebook friends with you at that location, you can tag them. You can also make and view others comments about the location.
If it sounds a little like Foursquare, that's because it is, though Facebook focuses on the social rather than the game element, and there are no badges or similar achievement awards.
If your precise location doesn't come up from the list of nearby locations, you can manually add it. Business can also take ownership of their location on Places, by going through a verification process – the benefit of doing so being that business can then advertise to users who check-in there.
Having got its fingers burned several times over privacy issues, Facebook is keen to let everyone know that users have full control over the privacy settings for Places. Unlike its revised privacy settings introduced last year which defaulted to sharing posts with "Everyone", Facebook Places default 'Check-in' setting is to Friends only. It's also possible to prevent other users from tagging you if you don't wish to let others know where you are.
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Had Upper/Lower Blepharoplasty 3 Wks Ago, Can I Dye My Lashes?
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Safe to do so..
Yes, the skin healing has likely been completed by now and dyeing the lashes should not be an issue. But your surgeon has the last say on these matters. Run it by him/her before you do it.
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Dying Eyelashes after Eyelid Surgery
Although the normal healing time for upper/lower blepharoplasty about 1-2 weeks has passed, I suggest asking your cosmetic eyelid surgeon as you don't want to risk complications.
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Morning all, Just a quick word to let those of you who weren't around last night know that I posted a late night treat for you all by way of this gold sequin bit of wow-factor. Votes continue to swarm in for our Zoe Lem competition this morning – never known anything like it!
I fancied starting today with a set of images that takes a bit of a step away from the typical wedding day inspriation shoot that I know readers are less keen on viewing these days, and I'm with you on that, I get it. These images however offer something different, a set of sartorial suggestions for a a very stylish wedding day. These images were submitted by the Glasgow Wedding Collective, whose amazing work has featured previously on Love My Dress, and who every bride in Scotland (and beyond for that matter) should be looking up and considering booking the services of for their wedding day…
Love My Dress Wedding Blog – Photography Copyright (c) 2012, Christopher Currie of The Glasgow Wedding Collective
The aim of the Glasgow Wedding Collective is to handpick and bring together a selection of exciting independent and creative wedding suppliers from throughout Scotland. and let me tell you – these people produce the kind of photoshoots I like A LOT; a whole page full of stylish sartorial suggestions, sharp suits, beautiful rustic bouquets berry filled bouquets, a sexy back dress, a incredible white dress and woodland fairy queen inspired head crown – it's one big, heady concotion of whimsical, sexy, ethereal and modern day glamour all-rolled into one. It's more importantly something beautiful and inspiring to look at all at the same time. The 'GWC' tell us more…
"We wanted to create somewhere for brides to find like-minded companies who pride themselves in their creativity and are usually found more off the beaten wedding track. The GWD showcases all that's good and unique in the industry and give brides a chance to create a day in their own individual style. We are really excited to bring together a dedicated team."
"We are very excited and proud today as we have the results of a recent Glasgow Wedding Collective collaboration to share with you all. With the 'summer' wedding season drawing to a close a few of us 'GWC' suppliers put our heads together to create something a little darker, hazier and moodier than we are used to, to suit the mood of the darkening season.
Di from Roots & fruits, a self confessed goth at heart, (check out her pinterest for the proof!) was the lady of the day in control of all things floral creating sumptuous bouquets, button holes, a glorious floral crown and a divine trailing wrist corsage, not to mention our dreamy forest chandelier…"
"Our kind hosts for the day were Craufurdland Estate, a family run Castle with the most gorgeous authentic features. Recently revived to allow for intimate weddings we're delighted to have them join the Glasgow Wedding Collective.
The Sorelle girls were on hair and make-up with Anne-Marie creating those glorious waves & crafty up-dos and Julie on the ruby plum lips & lashes. Dresses were collected from the divine range from Rowan Joy and a specially commissioned Lace number from Judy R Clark…"
"The Vintage Co. kindly allowed us a good rummage to collect dresses, furs and accessories and those amazing custom suits were provided by the fabulous Adam Waite Tailoring (now with a showroom in Glasgow and London)…"
God I love a gentleman in a sharp, blue suit…
"The wee naked chocolate cake was from Three Sisters Bake. (We can verify its absolute tastiness). Those clever wedding helpers at Be Eventful kindly provided a box full of their goodies to dress the table which was styled beautifully on the day by Di of Roots n' Fruits (supplier of those divine Bell jars) and Mr James Tew of &James was there filming the day, so watch this space for the moving images soon.
We hope our wee project provides lots of moody inspiration for planning lovebirds and gives you the courage to think outide the box, and style your wedding day exactly thew ay you want to…"
For all you Scottish brides interested in potentially booking services of any of the suppliers who worked oon this shoot, I recommend that you attend The Glasgow Wedding Collective fayre…
"So some exciting news! After some deliberation we have decided to move our wedding fayre taking place on Sunday 17th February from 11:00 – 16:00, to a bigger, brighter venue! We wanted more room to allow more suppliers to be involved but also to create the space in a much more interactive exhibition type way. We are hoping to have live music, food, booze and a chance to try some new styles on the day. The Lighthouse have just refreshed their Gallery 1 space. If you haven't been to The Lighthouse space before you definitely need to go check it out; concrete floors, exposed brick, white walls and massive windows. Its really very lovely and an amazing blank canvas to style your wedding day.
We really want to take the The Glasgow Wedding Collective into a fresher direction and focus more on the 'creative' and 'handpicked' elements of weddings – so this fayre is an ideal way to launch that idea in a vibrant, bright environment."
Make sure you check out this 'Desire, Decadence and Decay' shoot also by the GWC before you leave, it' bloody brilliant.
And don't forget to check out the wedding fayre – I'm going to see if I can make it over, I *need* to visit Scotland and all the amazing suppliers over there!!
Photography - Christopher Currie
Venue - Craufurdland Estate
Floral Creations - Roots, Fruits & Flowers
Styling By Gillian Lawtie & Rachael Parker (i.e - Silent Parker Album Design)
Euan McWhirter kindly provided the elegant black cuff,
Cake - Three Sisters Bake
Dresses - Rowan Joy (Blue floral mid length & Beaded black full length), Judy R Clark (Gold embroidered cream full length & The Vintage Co. Glasgow ( Short coral dress & fur)
Suits - Adam Waite Tailoring with some detailing & accessories by The Vintage Co.
Hair and Makeup – Sorelle Bridal


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Frankfurt is a leading world city and a global hub for culture, education, commerce, tourism and traffic. It's the spot of many global and European headquarters. Frankfurt is situated on both sides of the Main River, south-east of the Taunus mountain range. The city is at the centre of the larger Frankfurt Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region and is Germany's second-largest metropolitan region after Rhine-Ruhr. Automotive, services, technology and research, media, consulting and creative industries complement the economic base. Frankfurt is ethnically and culturally diverse, with around half of the population having a migration background located from all over parts of world as foreign nationals. Frankfurt Airport is among the world's busiest airport and is the busiest airport by cargo traffic in Europe. Frankfurt is the leading financial centre of the European continent, with the HQs of the European Central Bank, DZ Bank, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Deutsche Bank, German Federal Bank, Commerzbank, KfW, several cloud and fintech startups and other institutes. The city centre, especially Romer square, the cultural landscape, Frankfurt City Forest, and the museums at the River Main, draw millions of tourists every year. Frankfurt has also long been a significant center for cultural and tourism activities, its huge trade fair complex. Some landmarks in the city include Romer, Frankfurt Cathedral, Alte Oper, Eschenheim Tower, St. Catherine's Church, and Frankfurt Central Station etc. The city attract tourist with places like Römerberg - Frankfurt's Old Town Center, Goethe House and Museum, Senckenberg Natural History Museum, Old Opera House, St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, Palm Garden, Hauptwache, Eschenheimer Tower and more places. The Zeil is the leading shopping street in Frankfurt and in fact one of the most frequented shopping streets in Europe.


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Hey there Motorheads! I am embarrassed to say that I am a car enthusiast however this is my first car write-up/review. I'm a 32 year old professional resident of the Baltimore-Metro area. Over the past 12 years, I have purchased a new vehicle every one to two years. In my true format, I decided to buy a 2012 WRX Premium 10 months ago. In the time I have owned the Subie, many people, old and young, have approached me to compliment the car and pick my brain. They always ask "How do you like it?", to which I reply "I HATE IT!". I feel like a spoiled brat when it is another Subaru owner asking me the question. Here is my quick background on the cars that have been in my family. I have owned an MK4 and MK5 GTI, a 1990 Corrado G60, 2 Scion XB's, a Toyota Celica, a Dodge Truck, and a Chevy Lumina (in college). Out of every car, I am most disappointed with my 2012 WRX. I also have a broad range of knowledge when it comes to late model cars. My father owns an 1999 H1, a 2003 H2, and a 2009 Nissan GTR. In the past, he has owned 5 and 6 series BMWs. My point in mentioning these cars is that I have driven every one of these cars at length which further broadens my range of cars. I also sold cars out of college for two years and loved it. The bottom line is that the 2012 WRX Hatchback Premium is the most overpriced cars when it comes to the value that you are receiving. My biggest complaint comes from the interior of this car. Hands down, it sucks! I'm not going into every detail when it comes to gauges, seats, A/C controls, ride, feel etc. From a performance standpoint, the car is ok and I give it a 6.5/7.0 out of 10. Onto the interior, from day one, the passenger side door rattled to the point of insanity. Since I came from the car industry, I knew that a service writer would not be able to "duplicate the problem". If you want to hear annoying, sit in my drivers seat and go to work. The sound of rattles in your right ear will make you want to punch your grandmother. This was an issue that I fixed myself with a lot of dynamat. The next complaint is the stereo. My 1996 Chevy Lumina had a better sounding system from A/C Delco. My $15k scion sounded flawless compared to the WRX. Six speakers in this car and I hear nothing but noise. It sucks! Now on to the heated seat. The drivers side heated seat gets warm for five minutes and then turns off. The car is currently at the dealership for this issue and I have been told that this is normal. The seat is meant to go to 85-102 degrees and shut off until it drops to a cold temperature. This is not why I purchased heated seats. No car that I have ever driven has shut off like this. While my car is in the shop, they are also repairing the center console lid which will not stay closed. I understand that the lid problem could happen to any car and I am willing to forgive this issue. The straw that broke my back with complaints is when Subaru provided me with a 2012 Outback as a loaner. Now this is a nice car!! I almost threw up when I opened the glove box to find that the monroney sticker showed the Outback at $4500 less than my car. The interior is very well appointed with power seats, the stereo doesn't suck and the car is much larger. I understand that I am not comparing apples-to-apples but why does Subaru charge so much more for the WRX? All that money can't all be in the turbo?!?!?! Simple things are on the outback like the key and transponder are one. My WRX still has a separate key vs. transponder. To end this long winded/white people problem story, I hate the WRX from a price-to-value standpoint and I will never buy one again. I kick myself for making such a bad decision. Sincerely,Gunnar Lindberg
Holy wall of text Batman. Someone Cliff's Notes this bad boy.
------------------"If you do what you love you'll never work a day in your life." -Roti
tl;dr: he doesn't like the wrx
Cliffs--My family buys lots of cars.-WRX for 10 months.-cheaper cars have more value (interior materials, sound system).-heated seats don't stay on.Cliffier--It sucks.
___________________Current:1971 MGB 4-speed2003 Mitsubishi Lancer O-Z 5-speed2014 Subaru Forester XTBritish cars don't leak oil; they mark their territory!
I wonder if he knows that the WRX is purely designed to go as fast as possible in the worst conditions imaginable.
------------------"If you do what you love you'll never work a day in your life." -Roti
I wonder if he would like to trade cars? I'm up for it!
---------------------Current Car: 2014 Chevrolet Camaro 2LS V6Past Car: 2012 Kia Forte Koup EX
Why did you feel the need to put white people problem? Wtf is that even suppose to mean?
--------------------Current vehicles 67 cougar,72 corvette, 75 corvette, 77 firebird, 96 camaro, 98 deville, 00 Monte Carlo, 03 f-150, 04 trailblazer, 07 malibu, 07 caliber
I understand that the WRX is built for performance but the performance is not all that. I added Cobb stage two software and other required stage 2 hardware. The car is definitely faster but still not worth the $$. I expect criticism and haters from my rant because all forums do that. I just needed to vent and simply state that the WRX is not worth the money. With regards to "white people problems", it is simply a play off of the blog (whitepeopleproblems.us).
I am with you 100%. I just took possession of my 2012 WRX Hatch having previously owned a 2008 Mazdaspeed 3. To your points: the interior of the WRX is crap. All of the plastic rattles constantly. There are hatch rattles, pillar rattles, dash buzzes, stereo vibrations. I actually took the hatch trim off, put weather stripping closed cell tape on every contact point, installed open cell foam to insulate each piece and still it rattles. The car has been in the shop 3 tmes in a month for the noises and each time I got an Outback loaner.............silence. WTF? The WRX head unit is garbage. My MSP3 had a Bose system in it, no amp, and blew the WRX away. I brought this car for the performance aspect of it, but at this price it should have no interior noise other than the turbo spooling. I replaced ALL of the panel clips on the interior panels with Nissan push clips. They come with a small rubber gasket on the head which helped eliminate some of the panel rattles, but I am still searching for more. Subaru should take note that a little clip modification like that goes a long way towards customer satisfaction. If I wanted rattles, I'd have spent 15K less and gota Hyunda or a Kia. For this money I should be smiling without having to put my foot to the floor. Never again. Going back to Mazda and some peace and quiet.


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Children and young people love being in the museum at Lyme Regis with its friendly atmosphere and nooks and crannies to explore. We welcome school groups and offer tailor-made visits, talks and walks to fit in with your schemes of work.
Our ethos is to make the museum a special place for both informal and structured creative learning. Indoors, we offer a variety of workshops covering many aspects of the curriculum. Outdoors we offer school fossil walks with our expert guides, a great way to get 'hands on' on the Jurassic Coast and really inspire pupils to get interested in science.
We also offer outreach visits and resources, including loan boxes and fossil talks with hands-on sessions.
If you are thinking about organising a school visit or would like to discuss an outreach visit, please look at the workshop information below and contact us to discuss your needs. See our contact details at the bottom of the page.
Sixth Forms
There are a number of key themes of national significance including the Civil War and Monmouth's Rebellion, the contribution of Lyme Regis to palaeontology in the early nineteenth century, and Lyme's literary and cultural connections from Jane Austen to John Fowles. Although the display on each theme is not large, together they provide an insight into the amazing contribution of a small town and port to national life. We can offer talks and handling sessions on fossils and geology for sixth form and other higher education groups. Please contact us about planned sixth form or other higher education visits so that we can make arrangements to enhance your visit.
School Fossil Walks
The Museum can arrange fossil walks for school groups. Please note that dates and times of walks are tide- dependent and change every day. Please contact us giving plenty of notice if you wish to book such a walk. You will need one member of staff or helper for every six pupils. On school walks, staff and helpers are all free. See the planned dates and times for walks. It might be possible to do a walk on other dates close to those given. Please enquire.
Commendation " …… really wanted to thank you for your wonderful talk, fossil walk and the enthusiasm you gave to the children who simply had the best day out possible. Thank you so much for arranging it all and for all your hard work- they really loved it and I think will be fossil hunting well into their dotage! Do hope that we can bring another group one day and have to say that personally it was the best trip I have taken a group on, …"
Jane Darkin – Yeoford Primary School
School Rockpooling Sessions
The Museum can arrange rockpooling sessions for school groups but, like the fossil walks, these are are tide- dependent. Please contact us giving plenty of notice if you wish to book such a session. We have rockpooling dates advertised, but these are few in number due to the demand for fossil walks. The tides are normally suitable to do rockpooling on any day we advertise a fossil walk. If there is no rockpooling date convenient for you we are happy to run a rockpooling session instead of a fossil walk, providing you give ample notice. You will need one member of staff or helper for every six pupils. On school walks, staff and helpers are all free. To see the types of creatures you may find click here.
Arrangements for Visits
To ensure the smooth running of your visit, please note the following:
- The Museum, whilst rich in objects and information is small. There is a practical maximum of 17 children on one floor at a time and therefore a maximum of 35 children per visit. Your group may therefore need to be split into two during their visit and allocate an adult leader to each. If your group totals more than 35 you will need to divide between the museum and other activities in Lyme. We can advise on other activities.
- If for any reason you are not able to arrive at the time agreed we would ask you to contact the museum by phone as we may have another school booked to follow on from your visit.
- There is no lift and the stairs are narrow. Access is therefore difficult for people with restricted mobility. It also means that care is needed using the stairs and on the balconies. In the event of the need to evacuate the building, the main emergency exit is at the bottom of the main stairwell. It is also possible to leave through the Museum shop.
- There are no public toilets in the Museum. The nearest public toilets are close by on the other side of the road. Any child wishing to visit the toilets must be accompanied by an adult from your group.
- If you are arriving by coach, it must set down and pick up your party 40 metres west of the Museum (at Cobb Gate) by the clock tower. The road outside the museum is very narrow. Coaches must not set down outside the Museum. Be very careful crossing the road. There are signed coach parks in Lyme Regis to the East and West.
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Hi Everyone,
This is Charlie Yang, former Team Manager for Dignitas and Speed Gaming, who were recently picked up by Cloud9. I know the last month or so has involved a lot of speculation regarding EG's Dota 2 team, and I'm happy to finally announce the lineup of Fear, Universe, Arteezy, Zai and PPD as Evil Geniuses Dota 2. I will also be joining the Evil Geniuses organization in the role of Dota 2 Team manager, and I'll be working out of EG's San Francisco office on a day-to-day basis.
I am incredibly grateful to Team Dignitas and ODEE for the experience and opportunities that they've given me. I don't think I would have imagined myself reaching this point when I first picked up WC3 Dota, or even when I first started working in eSports. While I've been given a lot of credit for my work in the past, I'm still incredibly lucky to have found myself in this position. I plan to keep learning and improving how I do my job and I'm excited to do that at EG with this lineup.
The players on this roster are immensely talented and have so much potential to offer the scene. Collectively, they're some of the most individually skilled players in the West and they still have room to grow. This is a team that has a good mix of young passion and the experienced veterans to guide it. They're a group that is not only singularly dedicated to winning, but believes that they can do so consistently. Their results in the last month speak for themselves. I'm looking forward to working with them and watching them grow not only as players, but as people and professionals.
North America has a lot to offer Dota 2 and EG is excited to be a part of it. I think this team is going to do well, and I'll be there to make sure Artour has his man-purse again for the next LAN. Also, I'm very happy to be on a team with a player that's older than I am for once.
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A late start to our day. After a late night we finally woke up and had some breakfast. We spent the day at the pool, relaxing and getting some more sun. We cant believe how tan we got, especially how tan Bart got. I have never seen him so tan and happy. Not to be stuck at a desk for 12 or more hours a day, the past 8 years has done wonders for him. As for me I havent tanned liked this since before I moved to Chicago 3 years ago. Loved my job in Chicago, but missed home, family, friends, and my parents swimming pool and yard..
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F.N.B. Corp., parent company of First National Bank of Pennsylvania, has completed its merger with Annapolis Bancorp Inc., parent company of BankAnnapolis.
First National Bank acquired eight branches in Anne Arundel and Queen Anne's counties in Maryland. FNB obtained all required legal and regulatory approvals, and the ANNB shareholders approved the transaction.
Shares of Annapolis Bancorp will no longer be traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
"We look forward to serving our newest clients in Annapolis, as well as delivering our expanded products and services in the surrounding metropolitan areas, including Baltimore," Vincent J. Delie Jr., president and CEO of F.N.B., said in a release.
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* Primary function is direct patient care.Plans, develops, and implements comprehensive, complex treatment and care management programs for individual patients or groups of patients to relieve pain, restore or enhance performance, and maximize ability to function as independently as possible.
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New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
Hi everybody,
My wife, dog, and I are new to this live aboard thing...and we really love it. As the temperature has dropped, we obviously are running into increased condensation and resulting mildew.
I have been scouring the "information super highway" about condensation fixes.
We live in NH in the slip, so we have shore power. It is not my preference right now to rip the boat apart and insulate everything, although I realize that may be a reality in the future.
We are running a small space heater for heat now, when needed, but typically don't use it much as the boat seems to stay relatively warm.
The condensation mostly comes around portholes in the walls, hatches in the ceiling...like the one over our bed, and under our mattress. We just spent the weekend cleaning the ensuing mildew...good times, but the beer was tasty when it was done.
We have considered a product called hypervent for under the mattress and are considering a dehumidifier currently.
I am also considering putting in a espar heating system...but seems like big money. I'm not even sure if that will help or make things worse, but heat of some sort needs to happen soon.
Does anyone have any tips on beating the condensation without ripping out boat apart as well as any tips on a decent heating system?
Thanks in advance!
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
If youre at a slip with power, consider a 'small' dehumidifier or use your onboard AC to knock down the humidity level.
You can 'insulate' the inside of hatches, etc. with 'bubble wrap', etc.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
Dinks14: I live in Durham, curious, where is your slip? Wife and I have been kicking around the live aboard idea . . .
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
Hypervent - great stuff! Put it under your mattresses and cushions and let it curl up the sides to maximize air flow, you will have zero condensation problems. Or, don't use it, and plan to replace the bedding, which will have grown black mold by spring (you don't want to know how I know this, okay? Our first winter aboard, 2002-2003, was very very challenging. Let's leave it at that.)
Dehumidifier is another excellent suggestion.
Espar or Webasto heaters (similar technologies) are efficient and wonderful if you're at anchor, but burn diesel, which means they are adding moisture to the cabin air. If you are staying at a dock and have electricity, a few of those oil-filled electric heaters (look like an old fashioned radiator) are simple and safe, don't get too hot, and cost a LOT less than an Espar/Webasto.
Get Reflectix insulation (looks like silver-sided bubble wrap) at a hardware store and cut to fit the inside of lockers against the hull to keep the contents dry. Also at a hardware store are window kits containing clear heat-shrink plastic wrap that are good solutions for hatches and ports. Any clothing in lockers that are subject to condensation, can be stored in large ziploc bags.
Congrats on moving aboard, after 10 years, we still love it...
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
Can you put in temporary reflex insulation (reflective foil covered bubble wrap type) perhaps held in place by flexible battens or Velcro? Are you shrink-wrapped? if you are make sure you have lots of vents in place.
If you add a heater that burns fuel, make sure it is vented outside, that will prevent it from adding moisture, and more importantly carbon monoxide.
I saw a very nice small looking dehumidifier at Home Depot last summer, and thought it would be great for a boat.
It may have been this one:
25-Pint Dehumidifier-SG-DEH-25-4 at The Home Depot
looked nice and compact. I have no idea if it was any good.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
We live aboard in Portland and we do a few things to tackle the humidity. First, our heater is a diesel fired hydronic Hurricane system which does not add any moisture into the air. We also run a dehumidifier once we stop sailing for the year after Thanksgiving. Hypervent works great under the mattress. Cut out blocks of foam to fit into the hatch openings.
In the winter, we cover the boat with clear shrink wrap. We leave a small opening at the toe rail for ventilation. It can get into the 70s and 80s on a sunny day. We take this opportunity to open the hatches and let in some of that dry Maine air.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
I lived aboard in Annapolis for many years and never had a condensation problem. Since you have shore power the oil filled radiators are the way to go like wingnwing suggested. I also recommend adding a few high volume fans. The trick is to keep the warm air circulating.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
I remember a story by Fatty Goodlander that I read in Sail Magazine. He was living aboard with his then young wife in Winthrop MA in the winter. She had been sleeping with her head up agains the hull and awoke with her hair frozen to the inside of the hull where condensation had formed. He used a hand hair dryer and hot water to free her. The point of the story was the importance of having a spouse who is a good sport when you live on a boat. Damn, I don't know if I would do it, but good luck to you.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
I have lived aboard in BC for most of the last 40 winters. I have an inch and a half of spray foam insulation, and an airtight woodstove, so my boat is super dry in winter.
The ceramic bead ,anti condensation, insulating paint addative , sold by Hy Tec sales in Florida , altho grossly overated for it's insulating properites, does help a lot.
Re: New Northeast Liveboard - First Condensation/Mildew Battle
OK,,,I am going to steer this this topic in a slightly different direction. The liveaboards posting here seem like a different breed than those who sell their home on retirement and sail away to tropical destinations. I could be wrong, but I imagine liveaboards in colder climates still have jobs and such; they just happen to live on a boat. Is this a fair assessment. If it is, how did it happen? What moved you to move from house or apartment to live on your boat? I am really interested in the stories. If you are married, how do you talk your wife into it? I know I could, and probably would do it if I were alone, but my SO would not even consider it.
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|NBA Draft's Potential Celtics: Kentucky SF Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
|06.13.12 at 9:18 pm ET
As part of WEEI.com's coverage of the 2012 NBA draft, we are profiling all players considered likely candidates to be drafted June 28. The Celtics own three picks: 21, 22 (from the Thunder in the Kendrick Perkins trade) and 51.
Position: Small forward
School: Kentucky
Age: 18
Height: 6-foot-7
Weight: 228 pounds
Achievements: 2012 All-America second team, 2012 All-SEC first team
Key 2011-12 stats: 11.9 points, 7.4 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 49.1 FG%, 31.1 minutes
What he brings: Kidd-Gilchrist is a strong, athletic forward who uses his speed and leaping ability to finish at the rim with authority. Though he isn't an elite jump shooter, he has a solid ability to beat his defender off the dribble and get to the rim. He also is a great off-the-ball offensive player. Kidd-Gilchrist has potential to be a lockdown defender at both the forward positions thanks to his length, supreme athleticism and relentless motor.
The 18-year-old one-and-done Wildcat is an all-around player, but he doesn't necessarily excel in any particular department. His skill set is wide but not deep. Kidd-Gilchrist also is undersized for the NBA game and it may be difficult for him to be as effective in his attack-the-rim offensive style. He will need to improve his jump shot if he wants to be an effective scorer at the next level.
Despite not having a particularly elite skill, Kidd-Gilchrist brings an intense work ethic and style of play that could help any team in the NBA. He isn't a project since he possess a solid two-way game, but NBA coaches could definitely help improve some aspects of his game.
Where the Celtics could get him: Kidd-Gilchrist is a certain top-five pick and could go as high as second. The Celtics would need to make a huge trade to move up that far.
Notes: Kidd-Gilchrist helped Kentucky win the national championship this year. In high school he was a 2011 McDonald's All-American and a finalist for the Naismith Award for the nation's best high school player.
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Judge Koh was not amused. She responded in total shock that Apple would even pretend that such a large witness list could be called in their remaining time:
"I mean come on. 75 pages! 75 pages! You want me to do an order on 75 pages" Koh said, "Unless you're smoking crack, you know these witnesses aren't going to be called when you have less than four hours!"
While Apple's lawyer dead-panned "You're honor, I can assure you, I'm not smoking crack," they may want to reconsider their strategy. Koh has already warned both sides that they are filing too much paperwork, indicating that she and her staff simply can not keep up with the reams of paper filed by both sides' giant legal teams.
Koh explicitly warned Apple's lawyers that there may be consequences for this course of action, indicating that "If it turns out I went through 75 pages for people who are not going to be called, I am going to think of a proper tax for that." Regardless of what Apple's lawyers are or are not smoking, they may want to rethink their filing if they don't want to end up losing time, possibly from their closing statements.
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Salesforce.com, looking to enhance its social media offerings, has agreed to buy Buddy Media.
By Todd Sullivan: Let's go back a bit to the original deal between Salesforce.com (CRM) and Buddy Media:
Salesforce, a cloud-computing powerhouse facing growing competition, agrees to pay $689 million in a cash and stock deal for Buddy Media, which focuses on marketing through social media.SAN JOSE — San Francisco cloud-computing powerhouse Salesforce.com Inc. girded itself against assaults by large software companies Monday by announcing an agreement to buy enterprise social-media company Buddy Media Inc.
By Income Hunter:One day after Salesforce.com (CRM) announced that it had acquired social media marketing company Buddy Media for an estimated $669 million, Oracle (ORCL)
Yesterday, Salesforce.com made its largest acquisition ever, spending $2.5 billion to buy ~$300 million company, ExactTarget. And that 8x multiple was a good deal, one analyst told Business Insider.
Mike Lazerow has started a number of successful businesses. His latest is Buddy Media, which was acquired last year by Salesforce for about $680 million.
Marketo had a big IPO last month and is gearing up to battle longtime partner Salesforce.com. And the trash talking has already begun. Marketo sells marketing software-as-a-service over the Internet.
Salesforce.com agreed to acquire online-marketing firm Buddy Media for as much as $745 million, broadening the business-software provider's fast-growing social-media footprint.
Salesforce has agreed to buy RelateIQ, a big data-driven CRM technology platform, for $390 million, Re/code reported Thursday.
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Most people are carriers of the Epstein-Barr Virus, which can trigger infectious mononucleosis. Those who become infected as adults are more at risk of becoming ill from it. By contrast, children who become infected are protected by their innate immune system. This is because young "natural killer cells" fight off infectious mononucleosis, as immunologists from the University of Zurich have now shown. The researchers are now testing vaccinations that could protect young people from the illness.
More than 90 percent of all adults are carriers of the oncogenic Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV). Primary infection with this herpes virus as a young child is generally not linked to any symptoms, and usually offers life-long protection from its cancer-causing effect. However, for people who do not become infected with the virus until adolescence, the infection often leads to infectious mononucleosis (commonly known as glandular fever). Our immune systems can generally fend off this disease after a period of between one and several months. However, there is an increased risk of developing Hodgkin lymphoma at a later stage, a cancerous tumor of the lymphatic system. Immunologists from the University of Zurich have now discovered a risk factor that is in part responsible for the outbreak of infectious mononucleosis in young people.
Young natural killer cells combat primary infection
The researchers used an animal model to show that the loss of innate immune control by young natural killer cells can lead to infectious mononucleosis. "Young natural killer cells, which small children in particular have in abundance, seem to be especially suited to killing off the cells that multiply EBV," according to Christian Münz, Professor of Experimental Immunology at the University of Zurich. "This weakens the primary infection and infectious mononucleosis does not break out."
Without the defense of the natural killer cells, EBV multiplies so dramatically during the primary infection phase that the aggressive response of the adaptive immune system -- chiefly of the T killer cells -- makes the infected person sick with infectious mononucleosis. "In the animal model we also observed weight loss and the increased occurrence of EBV-associated lymphomas. Consequently, natural killer cells seem to play a key role in the development of the primary infection with Epstein-Barr Virus." This is how Christian Münz explains the results of the study.
Young people could benefit from a vaccination
Adolescents who are not yet carriers of EBV are at an increased risk of developing infectious mononucleosis. Christian Münz's work group is currently examining vaccinations that could protect against EBV infection. This could prevent the outbreak of infectious mononucleosis and reduce the related risk of developing Hodgkin lymphoma.
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December 10, 2004 By Kathleen Hunter
The intelligence bill, which stemmed from recommendations of the independent commission that investigated the 9-11 attacks, requires the U.S. Departments of Transportation and Homeland Security to establish minimum identification standards for drivers' licenses and other state-issued identification cards. If a state's license does not meet the standards in two years, federal agencies will not be allowed to accept it as valid identification for such purposes as boarding airplanes and many other common transactions of daily life.
The bill also sets a two-year deadline for states to conform with minimum standards for birth certificates. Those will be set by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
John Hurson, president of the National Conference of State Legislatures has called efforts to establish minimum standards for drivers' licenses "nothing more than an end-run on states' rights."
Never before has the federal government regulated state-issued drivers' licenses or birth certificates. Rule-making committees, which will include elected state officials, will be formed to help develop the standards.
Because state-issued drivers' licenses are the primary devices used to establish identity in the United States -- they commonly are used to board airplanes and to complete financial transactions, for example -- federal and state homeland security officials have a keen interest in ensuring they are made more secure.
The fact that four of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers obtained valid licenses (from Florida, New Jersey and Virginia) focused an especially dramatic spotlight on this issue. Sharp increases in cases of identity theft and concerns about fraud by underage individuals and illegal immigrants have aggravated concerns.
The intelligence bill would require that each license include a digital photograph of the holder as well as the holder's full name, date of birth, gender and drivers' license or personal identification number. While some states already meet all these requirements, others do not. States also will be required to meet stiffer standards for the documentation they accept as proof of identity from license applicants, for the processes by which they verify those documents and for the means by which licenses are issued.
The legislation authorizes federal grants to help states pay the cost of upgrading their licenses, but Cheye Calvo, who handles federal-state issues for the National Conference of State Legislatures, said state lawmakers fear that the money might not actually be delivered. In the past, Calvo said, "promises of federal money never materialized."
"We think that it is very important that Congress actually comes up with the money to implement these standards," he said. "We don't want the Intelligence bill to be the biggest unfunded mandate of the 108th Congress."
The grants to states would be allocated based on average number of drivers' licenses, identification cards and birth certificates a state issues each year, with no state receiving less than 0.5 percent of the total available funds.
The legislation, which appeared permanently stalled early this week, was jump-started by a compromise on another section of the bill that regulates chain-of-command on the battlefield. The House quickly brought the bill to the floor and passed it easily on Tuesday. Senate passage on Wednesday completed congressional action and moved the bill forward for signature by President Bush, a strong supporter.
Calvo said Congress' move could hamper efforts already underway in states to make licenses more secure.
"Our concern is that federal standards will stifle innovation because states are doing things differently from each other," he said. "But all states are advancing the ball in terms of security ... To