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How do I delete a large number of tickets without first "accepting" and "closing" them. I want to do it all in one step.
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Currently, Spiceworks does not have the ability to delete multiple tickets at once. If you would like to see this change added to Spiceworks, please browse to the Community from within Spiceworks and search for the Feature Request that you want added. If you find a feature request that is identical or similar to the one that you want, click the '+' sign located at the top right side of the page and post any information that may be useful. This will increase the spiciness of the thread, 1 topic with 30 spice votes gets more attention than 3 topics with 10 spice votes, the spicier topics are usually implemented into the application first.
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Hello is it true that by using derma roller on your head will help the hair grow? ( and in my case it is my hair line ) Also is it safe to use minoxidil afterwards ? thank you
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Derma rollers act as channels to allow stem cells and growth factors from platelets penetrate the skin's surface. Rollers can work, micro- needling followed by PRP works better. This is done with local anaesthetic or a ring block. All the best, Dr Davin LimLaser dermatologistBrisbane, Australia.
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Malone would be a good pickup for the Oilers.
My philosophy would be to spend to the cap max and worry about cap issues when they arise down the line... sure you may have to make some tough choices and cut some decent secondary players because of the cap... but if you have a solid roster in place each season with the right mix of players.. you give the team the maximum chance to actually win and do something instead of playing it safe capwise and staying with a mediocre mix of players.. never fully addressing the obvious holes in the roster.
Look at the Chicago model... always seem to be in some form of cap trouble and shedding some decent players each season but always competitive as well. That's what I'd like the Oilers to do... they can always keep the core together... it's just the secondary players that would have to be moved.
While I agree, I don't know how much it helps us as a whole. I think Schultz is needed on our d just as much as he would be in TB. We aren't dealing from a position of luxury where we have an excess of guys that have played top 4 lately. Now if come the 20 game mark, we realize we don't need him anymore then sure, but with all the wild cards on that back end I'm not trading away a d-man that had half an off year.
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The thing was all they did was ask a question. This is what help they recieved, their area bombed into the earth, Nothing remained of the area but a shell of what once was a house and a home.
I knew, I could not radio back, that I found survivors here. I said into the radio,"Confirmed!"
"Was the target hot?"
"Roger, that. It was acquired and confirmed!"
"Any survivors!"
I said, "None!" I knew I was lieing, as there were five.
My squad and I looked each other and nodded confirmation, that I had done good.
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Draco smiled and whistled in approval as Harry emerged from his bedroom; freshly showered and dressed in dark denim jeans with a black jumper that really highlighted the bright jewel green of his eyes.
Harry looked embarrassed but pleased. "Thanks. I'm sure you look great too."
Draco laughed. "But of course."
The two left the flat, laughing and talking easily. A severe contrast to that very morning when Harry had been in real danger.
The weather outside was crisp and cool, the sky overhead a deep purple as evening set in. The lights of Godric's Hollow came to life and twinkled at them from every window.
"Oh, by the way," Harry said, tucking his cold hands into the thick woollen pockets of his winter cloak. "I got a new job."
Draco turned to him in surprise as they walked. "Really?"
"I uh... ran into Oliver Wood and I kinda told him that I was bored," Harry said hesitantly.
"Why didn't you tell me?" Draco asked. "I could've found you something else."
"I felt bad after all the trouble you went to for me..."
"Don't be stupid, that doesn't matter, it was no trouble at all. I just want you to find something you enjoy. What were you doing? The manager said he'd find you something to do but never mentioned what it could be. I just assumed anything in a broom shop would be interesting."
Harry smiled wryly. "That's what I thought too. They had me polishing the plaques on the broom handles."
"And...that's it?"
"Yep." Harry nodded.
"That wanker!" Draco exclaimed angrily.
Harry chuckled. "It's alright, Oliver decided I could test fly brooms for them instead."
"Wow... that's an awesome job," Draco said, impressed.
"Yeah, I can't wait to start. Oliver was really nice about it."
Draco's eyes narrowed. "Yeah I'll bet he was."
Harry frowned at Draco's tone then broke into a smile. "Are you jealous Malfoy?"
"No," he answered a little too quickly.
Harry smirked and bumped Draco's shoulder with his own. "Liar."
"Prat," Draco countered with a smile, bumping Harry's shoulder in return.
Harry smiled and sighed in contentment, breathing the fresh cool air into his lungs and enjoying the freedom of it all. He had forgotten how wonderful it was to walk out the front door and go anywhere you pleased. His life at the Inn seemed so long ago, as though it had never happened, or as though it had been some terrible nightmare that he'd awoken from.
He couldn't remember ever having had this sort of freedom before. His safety had always been a concern when Voldemort had been alive, and now perhaps he was truly free for the first time. Not just free from being confined, but free from the anger and resentment that he had lived with for so long after the war had ended.
"What are you thinking about?" Draco asked, interrupting his silent musing.
"About how I've never had any real freedom until now," Harry replied honestly. "My whole life something or somebody always had me locked in a cage - or a cupboard," he added ruefully, "and now I can do whatever I want. It feels strange."
Draco nodded, absently watching the frozen footpath pass beneath their feet. "I guess I've been taking it for granted these past few years. Once I'd switched sides and Voldemort was dead - as well as my father - I suddenly didn't have to hide anymore. I suddenly had an actual life of my own." He paused and slipped his right hand into Harry's pocket, linking their fingers together and pulling their clasped hands out into the open.
Harry smiled at the contact, his cold hand warming within Draco's.
"I always focused on the future without really paying attention to what was happening in the present."
Harry nodded in understanding. "It's easy to do."
"What do you want from your life Harry?" Draco asked, feeling oddly introspective.
Harry exhaled, mulling over such a heavy question. "I guess I just want happiness, and contentment - in everything. I don't want to regret, and I... I don't want to be alone."
Draco squeezed his hand. "You won't be. Ever," he promised fervently.
Harry felt his heart jump and a tingling in his stomach at the blond's words. "Really?" he asked, trying not to sound overly excited.
Draco smiled and gave his hand another squeeze. "Yes really."
Harry smiled to himself for a moment before adding lightly, "You're only saying that cause you'll die without me - literally."
Draco stopped and faced towards him earnestly, taking Harry's words seriously. "I wouldn't have made that choice if I didn't want to be with you Harry."
Harry smiled softly. "I know. And I wouldn't have agreed if I didn't want the same thing. And hey, we haven't killed each other yet."
Draco smiled in response and started walking again. "Snape thinks we're crazy."
"Impetuous children?" Harry chuckled.
"Yeah, something like that," Draco smirked.
"I really care about you, you know," Harry suddenly said after a moment of silence.
Draco glanced sideways at him in surprise.
"When you went after Lachlan on your own like that, I was so scared. I've never worried about someone like that before, like their life mattered above all else. Even more than my own."
Draco felt a warmth in his chest at Harry's words. "I've never felt that way before either. There aren't many people I'd risk my own life for."
Harry smiled and he felt more connected to Draco in that moment than ever before, like perhaps they were meant for each other. He wanted to voice that last thought out loud but was afraid that it would come off sounding sentimental and juvenile.
The two boys walked in easy silence, marvelling at their own feelings for the other and the thought of being cared for in return with such depth and sincerity, neither one having had much of that in their lives thus far.
"So where are we going?" Harry asked.
"Here," Draco announced, stopping them outside a cozy Italian restaurant in the quaint little centre of Godric's Hollow. "I hope you like Italian."
Harry grinned and nodded, his empty stomach rumbling in response.
Draco pushed open the door and led Harry inside.
The smell of garlic and the warm homey atmosphere washed over them immediately as they stepped in from the cold.
A cheery maitre de led them to a private candle-lit table near the window up against the far wall.
Draco directed Harry to his seat as though it was second nature. He seated himself close beside his boyfriend and began to read to him from the menu.
Harry leaned against Draco's shoulder as the blond quietly read through all the tempting dishes.
Harry smiled to himself, tilting his head to catch every word while at the same time inhaling Draco's unique and utterly addictive scent. It was a scent that had suddenly become synonymous with home and safety.
Harry couldn't believe how attached he had become to the Slytherin. Maybe it was a side-effect of Draco rescuing him from his self-destructing life, but it had developed into something so much more than just a compulsive need to repay him for it. Draco had proven that he would be there for him, regardless of knowing that Harry had at one time sold his body for money, regardless of the fact that he was blind and not entirely self-sufficient. Harry knew he didn't ever want to lose him. Draco had become an inexplicable part of him, of his life. In a way, he always had been.
Harry blinked and suddenly realized that Draco had stopped talking some time ago.
"Were you dozing off?" Draco asked in concern. "I'm sorry, you're probably tired, we should've postponed-"
Harry smiled and shook his head. "I'm fine, really. I was just thinking about something."
"Good things I hope..." Draco replied, still looking concerned. "How's your cheek? Has it healed fully?"
Harry reached up and touched his face where the gash had been from Lachlan's wand. Only smooth skin met his fingers and not even the ghost of a bruise lingered.
"It's fine, perfect. Thanks again for healing me," Harry said sincerely. "You seem to do that a lot."
"Yes well, I really don't want to make a habit of it," Draco replied darkly, having had enough of seeing his partner being abused to last a lifetime.
"So... what are you having?" Harry asked, wanting to talk about lighter things.
Draco took it for the diversion tactic that it was. "Fettuccini Alfredo with all you can eat garlic bread."
Harry licked his lips. "Yum, I'll have the same."
"Guess there won't be any kissing tonight," Draco added slyly, thinking about all the garlic they were about to ingest.
Harry laughed and leaned his elbow on the table, cupping his chin in one hand and facing towards Draco.
Draco tenderly reached out and brushed Harry's wayward fringe back from his forehead. He didn't usually approve of silly little displays of affection in public, but with Harry he seemed to want to break the rules.
And Harry's responding smile was well worth it.
The waiter returned then to take their orders and collect the menus.
"I'm starving," Harry said, once he had gone. "I hope they bring the bread out straight away."
"Me too," Draco agreed, hunger pangs pulling at his own stomach.
"I wonder what happened to Lachlan?" Harry said, absently spinning the fork on the table in front of him.
"Azkaban I would imagine," Draco replied.
"Good," Harry said firmly, fingers clenching the cool metal silverware. "Lachlan told me that he was there, just after Voldemort cursed me... watching..."
Draco watched Harry closely, and he could see the pain in the other's expression, obviously reliving the moment.
Harry shook his head, his dark expression clearing. "Let's not talk about him now."
"Alright," Draco agreed readily. He glanced up and saw their waiter heading towards their table with a basket of steaming garlic bread and two glasses of water.
"Will you sleep with me tonight?"
Draco let out a bark of laughter. Harry, oblivious to the fact that the waiter was standing over them, frowned angrily.
"What's so funny-"
"Thanks," Draco smiled at the amused waiter and took the warm basket of bread from him.
Harry flushed red as the waiter said 'no problem' before retreating back to the kitchen.
Draco bit his lip but couldn't hold the laughter in. He hadn't laughed so hard in quite some time.
Harry narrowed his eyes and sat back in his chair, arms folded over his chest, clearly not amused.
Draco finally got a hold of himself and wiped the tears from his eyes with the white cloth napkin.
"Sorry," he apologized, still smiling. "But that was fucking priceless Potter."
Harry's lips twitched, his pouty expression clearing slightly. "Yes well, glad my blindness amuses you so much."
Draco was happy to see that Harry could joke about such things. "I am sorry, please ask me again."
Harry huffed and unfolded his arms. "Fine," he muttered. "Will you-"
"What now?" Harry exclaimed in exasperation.
"Our dinner is coming," Draco smirked.
Harry couldn't help but smile as he heard two plates being set down in front of them.
"Okay go," Draco said as the waiter finally left them on their own.
Harry laughed and grabbed a slice of garlic bread. He tore off a piece of the soft warm bread and popped it into his mouth. "Forget it."
Draco swirled his fork through his pasta, twirling the creamy noodles onto the prongs. "Please ask again, I promise I'll say yes."
Harry frowned a little as he chewed. "I didn't mean... I don't want..."
Draco quickly placed a consolatory hand over Harry's. "It's okay, I didn't think you meant it that way."
Harry nodded in relief. He swallowed and picked up his fork, holding it in mid-air for a moment. "I really want to share a bed with you," he said quietly. "I'm sorry it's not more."
Draco thought his heart would break. Harry was so strong and yet so fragile and insecure at the same time.
"Don't be sorry, it's not supposed to be more until you actually want it. There's no set time line for intimacy Harry."
"It seems so stupid because we've already slept together!" Harry said vehemently, self-loathing clearly evident. "And I enjoyed it, it felt good... I just think I need some time to forget. I'm sorry."
"Stop apologizing," Draco commanded firmly. "I should be the one to apologize for pushing you when you weren't ready."
Harry shook his head with a smile and placed a hand on Draco's thigh. "No, I don't regret that night, I thought I did because I wasn't sure of the motives behind it but... now I know it was real. Plus, now I know what I have to look forward to."
Draco smiled and covered Harry's hand with his own. "I don't regret it either."
Harry's shy smile widened.
The two returned to eating their meals in silence, the only sound was the pleasant tinkling of plates and glasses, and the restaurant's string music playing softly in the background.
Once they had finished, Harry pushed his empty plate away and sat back in his chair with a groan. "That was delicious but I don't think I can walk now."
Draco smirked and set down his own cutlery, having eaten just enough to satisfy his hunger cravings but not so much that he was feeling as sick as Harry.
Draco signalled for the cheque and left a healthy tip for their waiter along with the payment.
"Come on let's go," Draco said, touching Harry's elbow.
The two linked hands after slipping on their heavy cloaks and walked back outside together.
It was noticeably colder and Harry unconsciously pressed closer to Draco's side, shivering. Draco smiled and wrapped one arm around him.
They slowly made their way back up the street towards home, tiny snowflakes just beginning to fall from the night sky.
"So when do you start your new job?" Draco asked.
Harry blinked, distracted from his thoughts of the wonderful feeling of being tucked in against Draco's warm body. "Huh? Oh, I'm not sure. I'll have to ask Oliver."
"Mind if I watch your first day?"
Harry smiled. "I was hoping you would," he said in relief. "I'll probably need some help, and I think I'd feel better if you were there. Just for the first few times anyway."
Draco smiled. "I wouldn't miss it." No need to mention that he also wanted to keep an eye on Oliver around his boyfriend. When Draco had spoken to Oliver about getting Harry a job, Oliver had said to him that he'd always thought Harry was a good looking guy and how lucky Draco was.
"What is it you do?" Harry suddenly asked curiously.
"I work for Severus."
"Really?" Harry blurted in surprise. "Doing what?"
"I attend meetings and travel to learn more on the fascinating art of potion making," he drawled sarcastically.
"You don't enjoy it?"
Draco smiled. "No I do, not that I'd ever admit it to Sev. He just wanted me to do something with my life. It can be really interesting, and I like traveling."
Harry was quiet.
Draco glanced at him. "What is it?"
Harry sighed. "It's nothing."
Draco stopped and placed a finger under his chin, tilting Harry's head up and looking into his eyes. "Harry?" he prompted firmly.
Harry turned his head away, his expression sad. "I'd like to do some traveling..."
Draco frowned. "You can, you can come with me any time you want."
Harry swallowed. "What would be the point? I wouldn't see any of it, I can't... Everywhere is the same to me."
It was the first time Draco had seen such self-pity from him regarding his eyesight. Again he was struck by Harry's two conflicting personalities; the self-doubting boy and the strong heroic defender.
He resisted the urge to pull Harry into his arms, wanting to wipe that lost look off of his face, but not wanting Harry to think he pitied him.
"Harry, you would still enjoy it, I'm sure of it," he said instead. He wasn't sure at all but he wanted to convince Harry, he wanted his partner to experience everything in life. "Maybe you won't see the Great Wall of China, but you'll feel it and hear it and smell it. You'll still have an experience worth having."
Harry smiled ruefully. "I don't want to smell it, I want to see it. See it twisting across the hilly landscape for miles and miles..."
Draco couldn't argue with that. "I'll just lend you my sight for the wonders of the world," he promised.
Harry nodded, looking slightly cheered. "At least I have that option," he said. "I must be the only blind wizard in the world who does."
Draco slipped his hand into Harry's and they began heading for home again. It was too cold to linger outside.
"Speaking of that," Harry said, "I had an idea, for a second job."
"Another career?" Draco said in amusement.
Harry grinned. "Yeah, I thought maybe I could bring Braille to the wizarding world. Start translating Hogwarts textbooks for blind students. Then maybe moving on to other useful texts and maybe fictional novels as well."
Draco was impressed. "That's a brilliant idea," he said honestly. "A hell of a lot of work, but can you imagine how sought after your translations would be? There's nothing like it in our world, only magical books that speak aloud. Braille is so much more inconspicuous."
Harry nodded, feeling a little excited. "I know, it gives you such a feeling of independence, of normalcy."
"You'll have to get a teaching position so people can learn from you as well."
"I hadn't thought of that," Harry realized. "You should be my business partner," he joked.
"Okay," Draco readily agreed.
"Really?" Harry laughed.
"Seriously Harry, your idea is fantastic, it's going to change lives. I'd be a fool not to jump on it - even if it is my boyfriend's idea," he added with a smirk.
Harry snorted. "Boyfriend," he repeated in amusement.
Draco chuckled.
"Alright partner," Harry smiled and lifted their clasped hands to give Draco's hand a formal shake.
Draco laughed and returned the gesture.
They had arrived back at their building but Draco suddenly didn't want to go inside, it was such a beautiful night; with the dark sky and fluttering snowflakes...
Sadly Harry was missing it.
"Harry?" he said, stopping them on the footpath before heading to the front doors. "There's something I need to tell you."
Harry's emerald eyes gained a hint of fear. "Yes?"
Draco licked his lips and held onto Harry's warm hand. "Severus and I have been working on a cure for you. A potion."
Harry's eyes widened.
"We don't know if it will work, it's just a shot in the dark since we don't know which curse was used, but I thought you should know."
"What?" Draco frowned.
"That's the curse Voldemort used," Harry replied.
Draco's heart rate increased suddenly and his jaw dropped in shock. "How...?"
"Lachlan let it slip."
Draco practically beamed. "Do you know what this means? This gives us a real lead on finding the antidote!"
Harry smiled a little. "Forgive me if I don't get too excited, I don't hold out much hope on finding records of an ancient Dark curse that only Voldemort seems to know. For all we know, he could've created the curse himself."
Draco tried to swallow his excitement. "You're right," he said, "but at least it's something to go on."
Harry nodded, releasing Draco's hand and shoving it into his pocket.
Draco watched him intently. "This doesn't mean that I don't want you if we never find a cure."
Draco sighed. "I know it's a fine line I'm walking, between wanting to cure your blindness and convincing you that I'm happy with you the way that you are. I just want you to be happy and I know you want your vision back more than anything."
Harry nodded mutely and wrapped his arms around his body, turning away slightly.
"After all, you are the Harry that I fell in love with."
Harry's lips parted in shock and he turned back towards him. "What did you say?"
Draco could feel his heart beating wildly in his chest, unsure of how deeply Harry felt for him in return but wanting to tell him what he'd only just realized that day.
"Do you mean that?" Harry spoke into the waiting silence, his voice hushed.
"Is it so hard to believe?" Draco asked, stalling, wanting to know what Harry thought and felt.
Harry paused, thinking. "How do you know?"
Draco smiled a little. "I just do."
"Have you been in love before?"
"Then how do you know?" Harry persisted.
Draco tried not to feel exasperated. Instead, he thought seriously about the question. "I guess I know because I don't want to live without you, because I'd risk my life for you, because I am insanely attracted to you, because I feel something each time I think of you, and because you challenge me and make life so very interesting. Is that a good enough answer for you Potter?"
One corner of Harry's mouth curved upwards in a smile. "Yeah... I suppose. I just don't understand why me?"
Draco reached out and tugged Harry into his arms with a smirk. "Because you're fucking gorgeous."
Harry laughed and wrapped his arms around Draco's waist, laying his head on the taller boy's shoulder and closing his eyes.
"You smell good," Harry murmured contentedly, his heart swelling as Draco's scent invaded his senses again, wrapping him in pleasure and giving him that wonderfully warm safe feeling. "I don't want to live without you either," he said quietly, lips pressed into Draco's dark cloak.
Draco smiled. Maybe Harry wasn't ready to say those three words yet, or maybe he didn't know what he felt, but if the Gryffindor didn't want to be without him then the rest would come.
"Come on, let's get inside, it's freezing."
Harry pulled back and nodded.
"That bed invitation still open?" Draco asked as they walked up the footpath to the front doors.
Harry chuckled. "Yeah, if you need me to protect you."
"Hey, you're the one who just said that you can't live without me," Draco smirked.
"Yeah, but only because you're hot."
Draco laughed. "I can live with that."
Harry snorted as the two entered the building, leaving the swirling snowflakes for the comfort of their flat and Harry's large warm bed.
Serious conversations regarding Lachlan and Voldemort and curses could wait until tomorrow, tonight was just for the two of them.
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If you have a hardware store locally they are cheaper there too.
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Spent a good 2hrs digging on the plot today, ever so pleased, got a good sized area finished and edged with branches. 4 tier GH is up and secured down with bricks and bean support finished. .
There were lots of people out today, the new holders have made good starts, I had a walk down the track past my old plot, couldn't help having a nosey.
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The spud bed will have had a good dig when you harvested the spuds so weed and mulch. So long as your compost is rotted down it will be fine on both beds.
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Someone on our allotment is planting 1st earlies next week. He suggested digging a 9inch trench then covering with 6inch of soil. I'm waiting till the end of the month.
In France seeds tend to be sold by weight and not by numbers of seeds in packets, me thinks that's a UK thing...you get alot more for your money with more seeds in a packet than you could possibly grow for instance... 2g of tom seeds...I'm still sowing then 3yrs later and there are loads left.
If you goggle 'Heritage seeds' or 'real seed' they give good advise about saving seeds.
They advise all varieties of melon will cross, ideally, you need around a quarter of a mile between different varieties, a tad bit impossible, unless your garden is huge. It can be achieved in a poly tunnel or GH though.
I start off with a seed compost and when it runs out have been known to revert back to MPC if nothing else available. Sowed some seeds on Saturday in old greenline seed and potting compost from last year and the brussels are already up.
Thanks bob
Thought I'd start as new compost thread. 2013 from what I recall wasn't a particularly good year for compost, here's hoping 2015 will be much improved.
I usually get a few bags for pots around ther garden. Which compost are posters recommending and what would you recommend as a seed compost. Haven't bought any yet for this year...
I grow lillies in flower buckets which are kept in a sheltered spot until florishing and then the plastic pots are put into terracotta one's and placed around the garden. After flowering the plastic pots go back to the sheltered spot.
For the past few years lily beetle has been a problem so I've been repotting the bulbs into fresh compost, now is the time to do that and then some plastic pots will go into the GH and some outside, by May all the pots are outside.
I've found this produces a longer flowering period, with the GH one's flowering first.


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Beautiful Cottage with Pool , Loire Valley Close to Orleans .1 Hour from Paris .(48 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:2
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Cottage
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms sleep 6 adults ( + 1 cot )
This property is different it's your chance to experience France at its best! This is a spectacular house set in grounds so beautiful they have been used over the years as a film set (the 2 houses and gardens). This is 'real' France with a chance to live in peaceful tranquil surroundings created with loving care by generations of the owner's family (8). In a 17th century property, the cottage 'Le Pot Vert,' which used to be the vineyard's house, is located in a residential peaceful wooden area in a 10,000 sqm ground with a wood, large yarns, old century trees, pool, kitchen garden, with its separate entrance and parking, from Le Cormier, the main house where live the owners Remi and Frederique.
Pool and Gardens are Shared with the Owners .
SUCH A CONTRAST to the usual places that are just furnished for letting ...
The beautiful gardens and the pool (heated if necessary) close to the cottage is enclosed with a fence . The cottage is rented with self-catering breakfasts: homemade jams, coffee, tea, milk, juices and fresh bread and croissants for the 1st day with a first meal in the fridge, a well stocked pantry, and many, many special other attentions & unique extras (as drinks, wines, flowers, candles, books and guides in English, homemade drawing stationery, stamps, CD, DVD)
Our website : ASK US FOR OUR OWN WEBSITE .
Most of the villages in the area have markets, and you are never far away from excellent and fancy restaurants .
There are 8 golf courses in and around Orleans , riding stables 5 kms away , canoeing or kayaking on the Loire and boat trips on the Canals ( Orleans and Briare ) Some marvellous walks and rides along the 2 paths by the River Loire ( Unesco World Heritage ) You can also take a gentle balloon flight and see the countryside and chateaux hidden among the forests from the air. Loire Valley wine road , by Cheverny, Chinon, Saumur, Sancerre etc...and Vouvray ( which produce the best sparkling wine outside Champagne )
NEW in JUNE 2012 : Opening of the TRAMWAY LINE easy going to ORLEANS City in 15 minutes .
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Member since: 2005
Property Type
- Cottage
- 150 m²
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 6
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Considered
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Unsuitable For Elderly Or Infirm
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- 1 double bed : King Size , 2 twins can match in 1 double bed ,Queen Size, 2 twins beds on mezzanine bedroom .Cot on request . Wi Fi Internet Connection . Historical Places. Nespresso Coffee machine . A lot of FREE EXTRAS every week to our Guests : well stocked kitchen cupboard , a first dinner in the fridge, everything for your first breakfast ( with fresh croissants and baguette, home made jams etc...) Wines, alcools, soft drinks and so much more that you won't never find in any other place ! ...moreless
- Audio Tape Player
- Books
- Books For Adults
- Books For Kids
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Games
- Music Library
- Radio
- Satellite / Cable
- Stereo
- Television
- Video Library
- Family
- Historic
- Arboretum
- Autumn Foliage
- Botanical Garden
- Caves
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Forests
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Synagogues
- Theme Parks
- Winery Tours
- Zoo
Local Services & Businesses
- Babysitter
- Groceries
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Horseback Riding
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
Location Type
- River
- Rural
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Hunting
- Swimming
- Child's Highchair
- Dining Room
- Seating for 8 people
- Activities Guide
- Basic Soaps
- Bottled Water
- Clothes Dryer
- Fireplace
- Firewood
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Laundry Soap
- Linens Provided
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Macintosh Computer
- Paper Towels
- Parking
- Parking On Street
- Shampoo
- Sunbed
- Thermos Bottle
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- Blender
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
- Beach Chairs
- Beach Towels
- Bicycles
- Lawn / Garden
- Terrace
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
RatesCurrency Conversion
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Mid season
Apr 30 - Jun 30, 2017
7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
Peak Season
Jul 1 - Sep 1, 2017
7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
SEPTEMBER ; Mid Season
Sep 2 - Sep 30, 2017
7 night min stay
Changeover Day: Saturday
My Standard Rate
7 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning $87.16
- Refundable Damage Deposit $544.74
- Taxes Not included
950 -1850 Euros/weekly.
950 Euros weekly from October 1st to April 30
1250 Euros, weekly in May, June , September .Mid season .
1100 Euros weekly or 1900 € fortnight XMAS HOLIDAYS , with Xmas tree, Xmas ambiance and very special treats .
1850 Euros weekly in JULY and AUGUST .Peak season
DURING the SEASON : from May 1st to September 30 :
For 2 people occupancy : - 10 % on these
Manager's cancellation policy:
100% refund if canceled at least 30 days before arrival date.
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Car: Necessary
The name of Orleans is inseparably linked with that of Joan of Arc and there is evidence of her everywhere: in satues, her life history depicted in the cathedral's stained glass windows, the house where she stayed in 1429. The city, on the beautiful and wild River Loire, is also the centre of its own wine producing area and the town has more than enough to keep a visitor happy, in particular the old part, which has many fine buildings. Some of the greatest chateaux of the Loire are within reasonable driving distance and the cottage is ideally placed for a day in Paris or Versailles. Fontainebleau on the outskirts of Paris is only 85 kms. Chartres magnificent cathedral is 70 kms.
Other Activities: Many historic places to visit : the great Loire chateaux, etc
Golf: 8 golf courses in the area.
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The cottage ' Le Pot Vert ' in June .
Living room .
Master ensuite bedroom
Master ensuite bedroom
Mezzanine bedroom
summer living room around the pool
The Cottage in June .
Summer evening in Le pot Vert .
the kid's cabin
Pot vert on the left, (pool behind the trees) our
Large Kitchen
living room
Terrace in the garden
Master ensuite bedroom
Yellow bedroom with single beds made up as double bed .
the pool
Summer evening
Le Pot Vert watercolor .
The cottage and the gardens
The pool from the kitchen garden
Winter time in the property .
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Here are my ideas for a revamped rating system here on Protagonize. Share your ideas.
I had a discussion with NickB recently in the forums about ratings. It is obvious to me after that discussion that the current rating system is lacking. Here's my idea for a revamp.
First of all, I think that there are too many ratings. To help discourage popularity rating, I would suggest that there be only two ratings: good and bad. If someone did at least a decent job, it is rated good. If someone did a great job, it is rated good as well.
Second, for the ratings to mean something, for people to learn from them, more information needs to be gleamed. So, I think there ought to be more than one category. I thought of three: grammar, content, and entertainability.
Grammar would include ... well, grammar - the use of commas, periods, sentence structure, nouns and verbs, other parts of speech, spelling, etc ...
Content would include things such as thought process, organization of ideas, higher forms of speech (metaphor), the use of illustrations, the level of detail, etc ...
Entertainability: was it funny, sad, boring, insulting, etc ...
Third, poetry should not have the same ratings as prose. I wouldn't divide it any further, unless you wanted to throw in a third category for neither.
Fourth, require more than just a good or bad rating. It might be easier to describe how this might be done instead of a general description.
So ...
You read a piece. You want to rate it. In the grammar section, you thought commas were bad but everything else was good. So, you mark commas as bad and leave everything else good (the default setting). In content, you thought that there should have been more description, so you mark that bad and leave everything else as good. In the entertainability section, you mark it as boring.
In the end, there is a grammar rating, which is an average of each part of grammar. So, having bad spelling, for example, won't necessarily hurt you in the end if other things are marked as good.
The three ratings are averaged to give you a final rating, which is an average of everything. There are probably ways of preventing (discouraging) someone from giving a bad rating just for the sake of giving a bad rating.
Now, the above rating system would require a lot of data for the server to keep track of. Instead of one number for each story from each person who rates, there would be multiple numbers from each person.
Programming shouldn't be too hard; server load would be the key factor. However, I think the advantages might out weigh the difficulty of keeping the system going. (I know ... money and all!)
Each member could have a statistics page. On that page, a member could learn that a particular story or all their stories in general are marked as having bad commas. They know, then, that they need to work on commas.
I think this system would be less about numbers, but there could still be numbers to rank people. But, in the end, people are ranked on how well they actually write, not on how much they are liked.


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Overall, the employment situation in the United States has been tepid for some time. Job growth has been steady, but has not kept the pace some analysts would have preferred. However, hiring looks to be a positive for small businesses, as a recent index showed.
According to Intuit's Small Business Employment Index, employment at smaller organizations increased by 0.07 percent February, resulting in 15,000 new jobs for an annualized growth rate of 0.8 percent. The index is based off data from January 24 through February 23 of 2013.
Not only did small businesses hire more, they paid their employees more, who incidentally worked longer hours. Average monthly compensation rose 0.4 percent, or a seasonally adjusted $12, compared to the $6 decrease in January. Average monthly hours also increased 0.17 percent or 12 minutes.
However, even though they paid out more to employees, small businesses actually lost revenue. The accompanying Small Business Revenue Index dropped 0.6 percent. The retail sector bore the brunt of a revenue decline, with revenue decreasing 1.3 percent from the month before.
If firms are experiencing lower revenue and increased employment levels and wages concurrently, it could lead to a cash flow crisis. National Funding recommends small business owners look into procuring a merchant cash advance that could alleviate some of their potential fiscal problems.


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Phone: 860-570-5109
Associate Dean Kirk directs all library operations and oversees information systems serving the entire Law School community. In June 2014, Dean Kirk's responsibilities were expanded to include academic affairs.
Phone: 860-570-5109
Lisa provides support to students regarding on-campus employment, in addition to administrative support for the Law Library administrative office. Her previous employment in college administration includes working at Hampshire College, Amherst, MA; Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA; and Manchester Community College, Manchester, CT. Lisa holds a B.A. from the College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME.
Phone: 860-570-5016
As Head of Access Services, Jessica oversees the day-to-day operations of the Access Services Department which includes the main desk, reserve operations, building, stacks and continuations management as well as document delivery/interlibrary loan operations. Jessica holds a B.A. from UConn and a M.L.I.S from Drexel University.
Phone: 860-570-5028
Tim is responsible for the implementation and support of library technologies. Tim also works in the Access Services department to help provide library services to the Law School community. He holds a B.A. from Western New England University and a M.L.I.S. from Simmons College.
Phone: 860-570-5113
Working in the access services area, Josh supervises the student employees who staff the front desk, manages course reserves, and oversees collection and stacks maintenance needs. Prior to the law school Josh worked as a community organizer in Hartford. Josh holds an ABA Approved Paralegal Certificate from the University of Hartford and a B.A. from Trinity College. Josh is the Vice Chair of the Paralegals Section of the Connecticut Bar Association.
Phone: 860-570-5113
Polya assists with the management of evening and weekend library operations and circulation activities, including closing the building, helping library patrons, and performing media filing. Polya also teaches upper-level English courses at the University of Connecticut, Storrs.
Phone: 860-570-5007
Elisabeth leads the collection development team in purchasing all library materials, and manages the day-to-day operations of both the acquisitions and serials units. Elisabeth also assists in providing reference, research, and educational services to the law school community. Prior to managing acquisitions and serials, she was the Head of Access Services from 1999-2006. She holds a B.A. from the University of Connecticut, and an M.L.S from Syracuse University.
Phone: 860-570-5011
Rebecca works primarily within acquisitions and serials, by processing and receiving monographic and serial book orders, recordkeeping, and ensuring database integrity, as well as assisting with catalog maintenance and electronic resource management. She provides customer service between the library and vendors for book order and subscription related issues. She holds a B.A. from Eastern Connecticut State University, and an M.L.S. from Southern Connecticut State University.
Phone: 860-570-5229
As a serials library assistant, Julienne oversees the receipt and processing of new library material and government documents. She also conducts record maintenance and binding including the preparation of library materials to be sent out to a commercial bindery. In access services, Julienne oversees circulation desk duties, including processing borrowing and lending requests for interlibrary loan. She has a B.S in Communications from University of Connecticut.
Phone: 860-570-5161
Glenn provides financial assistance and support to the Law Library administrative and acquisitions/serials departments.
Phone: 860-570-5141
Jane provides financial and administrative support to the Acquisitions unit maintaining all fiscal records, processing invoices and purchase orders, and managing the library's vendor accounts. Jane has worked in higher education since 1996, mostly in student financial services. She holds a B.S. from the University of Vermont.
Phone: 860-570-5009
Barbara coordinates the activities for cataloging and database maintenance. She is responsible for adding to the discovery and access of resources for the integrated library system. Barbara is also a member of the reference team.
Phone: 860-570-5031
As preservation specialist, Lea is responsible for the coordination of archives, special collections, disaster preparedness, in-house binding, and the conservation and preservation planning of library materials. Lea also participates as part of the cataloging team. Before coming to the Law Library, Lea was a cataloger at the J. Eugene Smith Library at Eastern Connecticut State University.
Phone: 860-570-5072
Patrick provides formal and informal instruction, reference, and research assistance to the law school community. Patrick is also responsible for identifying, maintaining, and developing access to electronic resources and exploring and implementing relevant and emerging technologies. He received his J.D. from the UConn School of Law and an M.L.I.S. from St. John's University.
Phone: 860-570-5081
Anne provides general and in-depth reference services, including research assistance and instruction, in all areas of the law. She oversees the library's faculty research service, including hiring, training, and supervising the library's research assistants. She holds a J.D. from Boston College Law School and an M.L.S. from Southern Connecticut State University. While in law school, Anne was the editor-in-chief of the Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review, and she has also served as a judicial clerk for the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court and a civil litigator with a law firm in Connecticut.
Phone: 860-570-5167
Sarah Cox is the foreign, international and comparative law subject specialist in the Law Library. She is the primary library liaison for the LL.Ms in the U.S. Legal Studies program, for the members of Connecticut Journal of International Law and the other J.D.s who take foreign and international law courses, as well as carrying out regular reference department duties. Sarah received her J.D. from UCONN Law, her Masters in Library and Information Studies and a Certificate in Bibliography from the University of California, Berkeley, and holds a B.A. and M.A. in European History.
Phone: 860-570-5071
Adam provides reference and research assistance to library patrons, presents formal and informal research instruction in law school courses, and develops research materials in a variety of formats. Before joining the library staff, Adam worked as a legislative attorney at the Hawaii state capitol and served as a law clerk for the third circuit court located in Hilo. He received his JD and MLISc from the University of Hawaii and earned an LLM in International Business and Economic Law from Kyushu University in Japan.
Phone: 860-570-5095
Tanya provides reference services, including research assistance and instruction, to all library patrons. She earned her J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she served as an editor on the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, and her M.L.I.S. from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Prior to her library work, Tanya practiced law at large and mid-size law firms, and was a Deputy Law Clerk for a Justice on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. In May 2016, she received the LITA / Ex Libris Student Writing Award from the Library and Information Technology Association, a Division of the American Library Association, which resulted in the publication of her article, "Let's Get Virtual: An Examination of Best Practices to Provide Public Access to Digital Versions of Three-Dimensional Objects," in the journal Information Technology and Libraries.


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Meet this World Cup's Paul the Octopus. It's a digital assistant created by a multinational corporation named after a famed video game character.
Her "name" is "Cortana." Named after a character in the blockbuster Halo video game franchise, Cortana is Microsoft's answer to Siri, a smart digital assistant that is paired with the Windows Phone. If you ask her who will win a World Cup match, she'll respond with a quippy, pun-filled remark on who she "thinks" will win.
She has picked the winner in each of the knockout matches at the World Cup. That's 14 straight correct predictions.
It's better than the beloved Paul, who predicted only Germany's matches in 2010 along with the final, but managed to get all eight outcomes correct. He also went 4-for-6 in Euro 2008, and ended up 12-for-14 in his career before he died of complications due to being an octopus in 2010.
Cortana is predicting a World Cup parade for Germany, along with a Brazil win in the third-place game.
Before Cortana showed up, no real gimmicky prognosticator had captured the imagination quite like Paul in 2010.
The one that's come closest is a camel, Shaheen, from Dubai. His claim to fame, aside from being a camel, is that he's gotten 18 matches correct – but that's out of 27 total.
This is a quiz testing your knowledge of 2014 World Cup animal prognosticators. An incorrect answer will open you up to the ridicule of the internet. Choose wisely.
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Get away and relax at our cottage on White Pond in beautiful Chatham Cape Cod. The cottage has a private fresh water beach, canoe, kayak and row boat. Hardings salt water ocean beach is one mile away. Fishing, golfing, bike trails and downtown Chatham are minutes away.
Relax in your bedroom with full size bed, private bath, screened in porch and cable TV. Your children have their own room with two bunk beds and a twin. They have their own bath room and screened in porch as well.
After a day at the beach you can clean up and relax in the outside hot shower, eat on the deck, barbeque at the lake side picnic table or pitch some horse shoes with a friend. There are six acres of private open area on the lake if you want to take a walk or your children want to ride their bicycles and unwind.
Summer Wind is a private cottage on White Pond, Chatham Massachusetts.
Off the main roads but close to the beaches and down town it is a great place for a family vacation or get-a-way weekend. Yes you can swim in the pond at the beach house any time you want :)
Our second year of staying at Paul's cottage and found it just as homey as last year. The place is clean and in a quiet cottage colony close to the center of Chatham.
This cabin is perfect if you want to stay close to Chatham but want your own place away from the busy Chatham tourist activity. It's close enough to town that you can bike there in minutes and just far away enough to let you have your own quiet place to relax at the end of the day. Our kids were able to bike to Hardings beach and my wife and I biked to the Monomoy Coffee Company in Chatham every morning for coffee and pastries. Pond is the perfect size for canoeing and kayaking, which we did. The owner was great! Paul is very easy to reach and made sure we had everything we needed for a great vacation.
We can't wait for next summer!
The cottage and surroundings were just what we anticipated. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the cottage and were impressed by the attention to detail in the information provided in the welcome package. The cottage provided for a relaxed and peaceful vacation. We look forward to returning in the future.
I stayed at Paul's house this June and loved the place and loved the town of Chatham. The place was quaint and was great for what needed. We were in Chatham for a wedding and wanted a small house to call our own for the weekend. The owner Paul was wonderful and was very detailed in his communications. I would definitely stay there again. Thank you for everything, Paul
Our vacation was wonderful from the very beginning (booking) till the end. Paul was so helpful in every step of the way and we were sure that the place is going to be as nice as he is.
Kids cannot wait to come back next year. Thank you!
My family of 3 enjoyed a week at this sweet little cottage in the quaint town of Chatham. Upon arrival, the cottage was neat and tidy as promised. It also included all of the amenities described in the listing. The owner was engaged and concerned about making sure our stay was comfortable, calling to check on us the first day.
The house is situated in a small neighborhood of similar-sized cottages. We found the neighbors to be friendly and quiet. While we could not see the water from the cottage, it was a short walk to the boat dock. We also had easy access to Chatham and other nearby towns as the cottage is situated off a main road.
The only thing we were a little disappointed in is that a construction project was started about 100 feet from the house. So, during the day we could hear the bulldozers, etc. However, the owner tried to make this right by contacting the town's government as he had not received prior notice of the project. The construction ended around 5 p.m. each day, so our sleep was not disturbed.
One recommendation we have is for future guests to bring their own blankets as we weren't sure if the ones left at the cottage had been laundered. There is a laundry facility a couple of miles away, which we ended up using to wash the blankets for our stay.
All in all, we highly recommend this cottage as a fantastic family vacation spot. Chatham was a cute as could be - one of the nicest towns on The Cape we visited. A+!
Downtown Chatham has some beautiful stores and restaurants to shop, dine and unwind. This is a real old fashioned comfortable Cape Cod town. You can visit the penny candy store or ice cream shops. If you can catch the Friday night band concert on the town green. You have to get there early as it does fill up quickly.
The sports minded can golf at the Chatham Bars golf course, bike or jog on the Cape Bike Trail or charter a deep sea fishing excursion. Tour the Chatham lighthouse and take in the view at Lighthouse Beach. This is the southernmost beach of the Cape Cod National Sea Shore and it is outstanding.
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DEFRA has been left without a minister of state for agriculture following the government reshuffle on Monday (7 October).
Ministerial roles are being reviewed at DEFRA following the departures of farm minister David Heath and fisheries minister Richard Benyon.
Mr Heath was a minister of state – junior to DEFRA secretary Owen Paterson who kept his job but a rank higher than Mr Benyon, who was a parliamentary under-secretary of state.
Mr Heath and Mr Benyon have been replaced by Tory MP George Eustice (Camborne and Redruth) and Lib Dem MP Dan Rogerson (North Cornwall),
Both Mr Eustice and Mr Rogerson were listed as parliamentary under-secretaries by the government website on Tuesday (8 October).
This effectively leaves DEFRA without a minister of state for agriculture – suggesting a declining role for farming within the UK government.
The website describes Mr Eustice as parliamentary under-secretary of state for the Natural Environment, Water and Rural Affairs.
No responsibilities are listed for Mr Rogerson, although he is listed as a parliamentary under-secretary at DEFRA.
The government website says: "These responsibilities – and role title – are subject to review following the ministerial appointments on 7 October."
The farm minister was once a cabinet position – responsible for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) until the ministry was abolished in 2002.
When MAFF was superseded by DEFRA, agriculture became the responsibility of a junior minister of state, who reported to the cabinet-level DEFRA secretary.
If agriculture is to be the responsibility of a parliamentary secretary, it would suggest the importance of farming has been demoted once again.
A DEFRA spokeswoman said the ministerial roles were expected to be clarified later.
David Heath axed as farm minister


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Album release: Memory Flashes by Anison 30th April 2012
Recent Spectra Records signing Anison release their debut studio album Memory Flashes this April in UK and USA
Memory Flashes produced by Steve Lyon (Depeche Mode, The Cure and Paul McCartney) is a cascade of vocal, synth and guitar-heavy magic, on one hand dazzling with its depth and on the other instantly accessible in its simplicity.
From their love of music as teenagers including Radiohead and Blur, the band were compelled to make their own. This album is a long over due journey taking in new influences such as Bloc Party, Foals and Apartment which is clear in the contrasting lightness and heaviness throughout the ten track LP.
Completed in the autumn of 2011 Memory Flashes draws repeatedly on the theme of time for it's lyrical content as particularly evident in The Colour Red and Fluidity. Reflective and considerate, Anison's music is a rush of melancholy that engrosses through its many layers, ignited by the delicate intro that comes as a calm before the proverbial emotional and sonic storm.
Dan Frau: Vocals, Rocky Wadhawan: Bass, Rory Doherty: Guitar, Jerome Forman: Drums
'Blending the best bits of Radiohead, Block Party and Muse… It's an oft-spoken cliché, but if there were any justice in the world, Anison would be far bigger than they are' The FLY
'With single after single gushing out, it's still loud, big and beautiful with a grunge undertone' Artrocker
Track listing:
1) Repeat The Process 2) Sail Back To Sleep 3) Spatial Awareness 4) The Colour Red
5) The Mariachi 6) Pedestrian Thespian 7) Statuettes 8) Revert To Type 9) Fluidity
10) Imaginary Lists
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1. Examine your school culture. Gain an understanding of how your community feels about social media.
2. Organize a team. Include both educators who use social media in the classroom and those who do not.
3. Research. Evaluate policies already in place at your school. Look around at other schools. See what they've done. Get a sense for what works and what doesn't.
4. Write a draft and solicit feedback. This is the hard part, says Anderson. Gather the information you've collected and ask others to weigh in. Schedule meetings and talk to stakeholders face to face.
5. Have the draft vetted by the school attorney and school board. Make sure your policy does not violate any current laws, policies or ordinances.
6. Introduce the policy to the community. Every team member should be tasked with reaching out to different stakeholder groups, says Anderson. It's important to be open and transparent.
7. Conduct periodic reviews. Your new social media policy should be "a living document that is revisited often."
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8. teachers and Educators need to learn the basics of #itsecurity also to understand why those 7 points were created, check out also:
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/05/05/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorialsit-securitypart-5-not-only-internetsafety-also-it-security/
- http://gustmees.wordpress.com/category/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorials/
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I didn't get a chance to check in last night, because I was busy screaming over multiple country singers like a thirteen-year-old. When it comes to celebrities, I'll never grow up.
I went to the Guitar Pull with my friend Aubrie, stayed out past my bed time, wore heels for the first time in forever, and got to hug up on Kip Moore. I'd say the evening was a success. What I haven't been as successful with lately is finding time for actual workouts. I've done my best to move around, but I have been failing miserably at keeping up any sort of running or weight routine. It's getting bad, guys. I think it's about time to get back to basics: quick, simple workouts with stuff I can lug around anywhere I go. Resistance bands were the first thing that popped into my head. The problem is that I was at a total loss on how to use the ones I had. I've owned them for a long time, but I only occasionally incorporate them into my workout. It's shameful, really.
If you're like me and need to brush up on your resistance band skills, this workout is for you. I swear I'm this close to stashing a few bands in my little cubicle, so I can at least stretch out every once and a while. The awkward stares would be worth it, right?
And now for a breakdown of the moves:
Bicep Curls: Stand with your feet together, holding the handle of a resistance band in each hand. Step onto the middle of the band, keeping your feet about hip-width distance apart and your hands down by your side. Simultaneously bend both elbows, bringing your forearms toward your chest. Slowly return to the starting position.
Front Squats: Stand on the middle of the band with your feet slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Grab each end of the band and bring your hands above your shoulders, palms facing forward. Squat down, keeping your chest up and core tight. Rise back up to start position.
Shoulder Presses: Loop the middle of the band under one of your feet and then step your other foot forward, so that you end up in a split stance. Grab the ends of the band in each hand and bring your hands up to your shoulders, palms facing out. Press your arms directly over your head. Slowly release to the starting position.
Bent Over Rows: Grab each end of a resistance band and stand on the middle of the band. Bend slightly at the knees and hinge at the waist. Let your arms hang by your side with your palms facing in toward your body. Bend your elbows, pulling the band up toward your hips. Squeeze your shoulder blades together until your elbows form a 90-degree angle. Slowly release your arms to the starting position.
Flutter Kicks: Sit down with your legs extended straight out in front of you. Loop one handle of the resistance band on each foot and grab the center of the band with your hands. Lie onto your back, pressing your lower spine into the floor. Lift both legs slightly off of the floor. Holding the center of the band, move your legs up and down slowly, keep your navel tucked into your spine.
Now I better go actually do these moves. Anyone else gotten off track this week?


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Article date: 16 November 2007
Norwich Union has expanded its property team by providing the largest number of regional consultants.
The team of seven property consultants are based throughout the UK, from Scotland and Northern Ireland, to Wales and the South and offer specialist knowledge in both residential and commercial property owner insurance.
Spending half their time with brokers and half with customers, the consultants advise on a range of services and products aimed at private individuals, property-owning companies, property management companies, residents' or common hold associations and financial institutions.
George Berrie, trading director for Norwich Union, said: "As one of the UK's leading property insurers, we wanted to expand our expertise to the regions, providing brokers and customers with a dedicated contact who knows and really understands this market.
"Our regional property consultants are an extension of our already established London Property Owner insurance specialists, European property market experts and our team of Norwich Union Risk Services' consultants, who together continue to deliver tailored insurance, coupled with risk management advice."
Contact your account manager for further information. A website providing advice for policyholders is also available at http://www.norwichunion.com/landlord/.
For further information, please contact:
Jo Rosenberg 0161 919 8014, Elinor Graveson 0161 919 8025 at Staniforth or Sally Leeman at Norwich Union on 01603 684225/ 07800 699670.
Notes to editors:
Norwich Union is the UK's largest general insurer with a market share of around 15%, with a focus on insurance for individuals and small businesses.
It is a leading provider of life, pensions and investment products and one of the largest financial adviser (FA) providers. FAs provide over 70% of the company's long-term savings business in the UK.
Norwich Union's news releases and a selection of images are available from Aviva's internet press centre at www.aviva.com/media.


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