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Does anybody remember the big house on the corner of Derby Road, it was at the junction of a main road, the name of which I cannot remember now. We used to call it 'The House Beautiful' whether that was the proper name for it I never knew. This house was where children used to go to for a holiday, my holiday there was arranged by our church at that time (we lived in London), my parents could not afford holidays in those days so mine was arranged by our church. It was a big place large beautiful gardens and all the children were looked after by nurses. At meal times we all went to the big dining room and I remember the Matron there always used to have a parrot sitting alongside her table on a perch, when Matron wanted to keep the children quiet the parrot used to schreech out "QUIET" and everybody became silent to listen to what Matron had to say.
When it was time to go to the beach we all had to line up in twos and walk across the main road and down through a walkway to the top of the cliffs and then down a winding path to the beach. When it was time to go home we were given gifts, on my last visit just before WW2 broke out I was given a pull along railway engine which I could sit in, I had that engine for years afterwards, it was dark green in colour.
I hope somebody can remember 'The House Beautiful" and whatever happened to it, more than likely it became a hotel I suppose, but I shall always remember it as a marvelous place to be.
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Dixons said today that the football tournament had been good for business and delighted the City with an 11% rise in annual profits and plans to return £200m to investors through a share buyback programme.
The return of capital to investors follows the sale of the group's stake in Wanadoo, the French internet business formerly known as Freeserve, and the disposal of Codic, the European property development business.
Wanadoo was sold for e63.1m (£44m) and Codic went for e33m in December last year. The disposals left Dixons with net funds of £342m at the end of the year.
Chief executive John Clare said the company had considered returning money to shareholders through a special dividend but decided that a repurchase programme was more effective.
There was more good news for investors with a 10% hike in the final dividend to 5.66p, up from 5.145p a year ago, making a total for the year of 7.32p.
The group, which operates the Currys and PC World chains, said trading in the new financial year had started in line with expectations. However, it was cautious about UK prospects because of the impact of higher interest rates and a possible slowdown in house prices which could dampen consumer spending.
The strong performance at the group level disguised a disappointing showing from Dixons own branded stores, where sales dropped 6%. Currys, meanwhile, boosted sales by 4% and at PC World business was a healthy 6% ahead.
Clare said the review of the Dixons chain continued. The group has already said it will close 106 unprofitable outlets and is trialling a new larger format store, the XL. This new type of store is developing well, Clare added.
Four new XL stores opened in Birmingham, Swansea, Hull and Doncaster and a further two are due to open this year. The development of the XL branded stores will see Dixons create 1,000 jobs in the UK.
Overseas, Dixons saw losses increasing from £9.7m to £11.6m at Electro World, despite making good gains in market share in Hungary and the Czech Republic. Dixons said new contracts with suppliers would help improve margins. The company opened three new Electro World stores, one in Hungary and two in the Czech Republic, taking the group total to nine.
In Ireland, sales jumped 19% to £72m, which pushed the business back into the black with a £1.4m operating profit from last year's £600,000 loss.
International retail sales soared 47% to £1.76bn, reflecting new store openings. On a comparable basis, revenues were up 4% and profit was up 59% to £63.6m. The international businesses now account for 27% of group sales.
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Jenny Quinn is no normal nineteen year-old. Not only is she one of the top ranked distance runners in the country, but she isn't entirely human. She's a daughter of Nike, and born to win. This story is told in a linear fashion, but is made up of various snapshots throughout her teenage/young adult years. Some things may seem obscure, that's because they're supposed to be.
Jenny's feet hit the ground in a rhythmic pattern. The wind whipped through her ponytail as she ran through the woods. Forest runs were her favorite. She didn't do them nearly as often as she would like to. Had it been up to Jenny, she would go on long runs through the woods everyday. The sounds of wildlife calmed Jenny, the only time she felt like she could think straight was when she was running. The rest of the time Jenny was just operating on borrowed motivations, her running time was the only time she completely came into her own. She was a different Jenny when she ran, she was no longer the insecure, lonely Jenny Quinn that she normally was, she was confident, and it didn't matter if she was alone, when she ran, she was never lonely.
Maybe that was what drew her to it. When she ran, Jenny felt free. There was nothing tying her down, if she wanted, she could run all the way back home to if she wanted to. The only thing that kept her from doing just that was her own self. She liked it here, or at least, she liked it better than she liked home. She had friends here. Friends. Jenny had never thought that that word would ever apply to her. Poor, odd Jenny, always alone. She was no longer a freak, or an outsider. People here didn't whisper whenever she walked past them in a hallway. They understood what it was like, or at least some of them did anyway.
Friends, the word felt slightly foreign in her mind. If only the people back home could see this, Jenny thought to herself. They would probably be questioning the sanity of anyone who befriended her if they were here. Jenny was glad that they weren't. The last thing she needed was for when she'd finally gotten away to have them show up here. Besides, she no longer needed their acceptance. She was accepted here. Nothing else really mattered.
As she continued to run, Jenny noticed that her feet had gone to autopilot, she found herself on the path to a small glade that she'd discovered a few weeks ago when running. It was a small little meadow, and there were a few boulders that Jenny could sit on. It was shaped almost like a very misshapen egg. It was anything but picturesque. But Jenny loved it, she was pretty sure that no one else knew about it, and she was glad. It was her private place to think, and she wanted it to stay that way. Besides, she had a lot on her mind lately.
Quinn was the first issue to tackle. It wasn't that kind of issue. She didn't have romantic feelings for him, if anything, Jenny felt the opposite. Dating Quinn would be almost, gross. He was her best friend, but was that mutual? Jenny didn't know, and that's what worried her. She was worried about losing him. It wasn't exactly an irrational fear, and this was the first time she felt like she had something to lose. Maybe it was the way that the two of them were complete opposites that made their friendship work. Maybe it was the way that Quinn made Jenny relax for once, and she tried to give him some structure in return. Whatever it was about their give and take, it worked. Jenny trusted him completely, and even she wasn't quite sure why. She barely knew Quinn, she had only just met him last week, and yet she still found herself spilling out her thoughts and feelings to him.
Jenny was nothing if not carefully guarded. She rarely let people see what was going on below the surface, preferring them to think that she was just a remarkably cheerful, if a little obsessed with running, girl. And no one questioned it. Jenny was the best actor of them all and no one knew about it to appreciate it. She kept everything hidden behind a cheery smile. And to be quite honest, Jenny liked it like that. Showing what she felt was something that terrified her, and she was determined not to do that. And that was why Quinn terrified her.
She talked to him, and not just the happy, carefree banter that she exchanged with everyone else, she talked to him about things that mattered to her. She found herself telling Quinn things after a week of friendship that she had never told anyone else in her whole entire life (not that she'd ever had anyone to tell it to.) And she didn't know why. Sure, Quinn was a good friend, but he wasn't the kind of person that you'd normally go spilling your life story to, but Jenny did anyway. Why? She wanted to know the answer more than she'd ever wanted anything before. But, she had no idea.
Jenny looked around, once again focusing her eyes on her surroundings. The sun was beginning to go down, and the sky was turning a light orange-pink. It was getting late, and Jenny couldn't afford to get lost in the woods at night. She stood up and began to run back to her dorm to shower and do her homework. Her question still unanswered, Jenny found herself forced to push it to the back of her mind for the time being, and focusing instead on the consistent rhythm of her feet padding along against the forest floor.


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Report: Rovers 1 Brentford 1
The points were shared at Ewood Park as Rovers and Brentford played out a 1-1 draw.
In hard-fought encounter it was the visitors who took advantage of a slow start from the home side as the Bees scored the opening goal as Lasse Vibe fired home.
That prompted Rovers into action and they got back on level terms before the break when a Tom Lawrence ball into the area found it's way through to the bottom corner.
Rovers could have lead at the break as Lawrence let fly once more, but his swerving shot deflected onto the post.
Play opened up in the second half with both sides denied by fine goalkeeping. Jason Steele thwarted Konstantine Kerschbaumer at his post, before only fingertips from Bees stopper David Button denied Ben Marshall from grabbing the winner two minutes from time.
Rovers welcomed Corry Evans back for the match, the Northern Ireland international returning to the starting line-up after serving a one-match ban in the midweek draw at Birmingham.
Lee Carsley's Brentford were unchanged despite their home loss to Hull City in midweek, and it was the former Rover's side who started the stronger at Ewood Park, enjoying plenty of possession.
Rovers, in comparison, were slow out of the blocks, which allowed the Bees to build up a head of steam that culminated in them taking the lead on 24 minutes.
It was all so simple for the visitors as a John Swift through-ball saw Lasse Vibe get the better of Shane Duffy, and although Jason Steele got something on the shot, it looped over the keeper and bounced into the back of the net.
The opening goal prompted Rovers to finally wake from their slumber, with Duffy looking to atone from a Craig Conway corner, but his header flew over the bar.
Then Jordan Rhodes sent Tom Lawrence racing down the flank as he got the better of Jake Bidwell, but his whipped centre was just out of reach of Rhodes as James Tarkowski diverted the cross away from the danger area.
Ben Marshall saw a shot deflect wide, but Brentford continued to pose a threat as their incisive passing play opened up the home defence once more, Ryan Woods picked out Vibe but his near-post shot flashed wide.
However on 37 minutes the Rovers would get back on level terms, but in slightly fortunate circumstances for Lawrence, not that he cared.
The forward collected a Conway throw on the left and as he sent his ball into the box it eluded everyone to nestle into the far corner of the goal.
After starting so slowly, suddenly it was Rovers who had the opposition on the ropes, Lawrence a whisker away from grabbing his second of the game when his swerving near-post shot almost beat David Button, but the keeper got enough on the ball to touch it into the post.
The visitors then went close in added time at the end of the first half with Woods firing wide after Chris Taylor had been dispossessed, before Alan McCormack saw a shot across the box well saved by Steele.
Like the first half it was Brentford who started the better of the two sides with a couple of early free-kicks that came to nothing. Whilst Rhodes saw appeals for a penalty kick come to nothing also as the striker was prevented from reaching a Conway centre by Tarkowski.
Moments later another Conway delivery, this time a from corner, saw the ball reach Duffy, but he somehow couldn't get a clean connection with his header when well placed.
In what was becoming an increasingly open end-to-end contest, Duffy then had to show his defensive side after Konstantine Kerschbaumer threaded the ball through to Vibe once more, but the irishman blocked the shot and Steele punched the loose ball clear.
Rovers saw further appeals for a hand ball from McCormack ignored by the officials, but they had stronger claims when Taylor was brought down by Jake Bidwell on the corner of the area, but no decision went the home side's way once more.
As the rain started to swirl around Ewood Park both sides made changes, Nathan Delfouneso and Adam Henley introduced at the expense of Chris Taylor and Craig Conway, whilst the visitors brought on Sam Saunders for John Swift.
Rovers were grateful for a Steele save as the Bees attacked well once more, Nico Yannaris with a ball through to Kerschbaumer but the Rovers keeper saved well at his post.
The closing stages saw both sides threaten in the penalty area with nervy moments as latch-ditch blocks and tackles kept opponents at bay.
After what had been an even and competitive fixture Rovers came the closest to grabbing the winner two minutes from time.
After a strong run from Lawrence, he fed Marshall who cut in from the left to left fly, the sweetly struck effort seemed destined for the top corner only for the finger-tips of Brentford keeper Button to tip the ball wide.
Rovers had hoped to go into the international break with all three points, but a share of the spoils was probably the fair result against a strong Brentford side.
Steele, Marshall, Duffy, Hanley (c), Olsson, Taylor (sub Delfouneso 66 mins), Evans (sub Williamson 90+1 mins), Akpan, Conway (sub Henley 72 mins), Lawrence, Rhodes.
Subs not used: Eastwood (GK), Spurr, Kilgallon, Koita.
Goals: Lawrence 37 mins
Booked: Olsson
Button, Bidwell (c), Yennaris, Dean, Tarkowski, Woods (sub Canos 89 mins), McCormack, Diagouraga, Djuricin (sub Kerschbaumer 23 mins), Swift (sub Saunders 72 mins), Vibe.
Subs not used: Bonham (GK), Hofmann, O'Connell, Gogia.
Goals: Vibe 24 mins
Booked: Yennaris, Kerschbaumer, Bidwell.
Attendance: 12,328 (including 592 visiting supporters)
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Montana man dies in rollover crash in northwest North Dakota
RAY, N.D. (AP) — Law enforcement authorities say a 70-year-old Montana man died in a rollover crash Monday in northwest North Dakota.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says the man of Great Falls, Montana, was driving a semi heading southbound on Williams County Road 42 when the vehicle reached the top of a hill and failed to negotiate a curve. The semi then left the road, entered the ditch and rolled at 9:42 a.m. about 10 miles northwest of Ray.
The Highway Patrol says the man was partially ejected from the vehicle as it rolled and died from injuries sustained in the crash.
The man has not been publicly identified. Authorities say he was wearing a seatbelt. The crash remains under investigation.
Northern Cheyenne tribe to look at sites along railroad path
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Northern Cheyenne tribe plans additional investigations of cultural sites along the path of a proposed railroad that would open new areas of southeastern Montana to large-scale coal mining.
Tribal council member Conrad Fisher said elders will revisit areas previously surveyed for the Surface Transportation Board.
Fisher says the tribe wants to ensure sacred and important sites are protected as the agency considers the Tongue River Railroad.
Landowners and members of other tribes with ties to the area say Surface Transportation Board contractors misinterpreted the significance of some cultural sites and overlooked others.
The $403 million rail line from Colstrip to the town of Ashland north of the Wyoming border is proposed by BNSF Railway, Arch Coal and candy industry billionaire Forrest Mars Jr.
BNSF spokesman Matt Jones said the railroad had confidence in previous cultural survey work done by government contractors.
3 sets of twins born same day at Montana hospital
BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — Three sets of fraternal twins were born on the same day at a Bozeman, Montana, hospital — adding up to more than half of the hospital's births that day.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports the first of the trio of twins was born at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital at 7:49 a.m. on July 22. The other two sets followed over the next seven hours, making it the first time in a decade the hospital has seen so many twins born in a day.
First-time parents Dustin and Davya Jackson say twins run in both their families, so it was almost inevitable when they found out they were having both Sonja Ryann and Landon Lee.
Including the three twins, 11 babies were born at the hospital that day.
Stillwater Mine workers to reconsider contract Monday night
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Union workers with expired contracts at Montana's largest mining company will reconsider tonight the same contract they rejected in June.
Stillwater Mining Co. workers are scheduled to vote by 9 p.m. Monday on a contract that would keep most pay and benefits consistent with the four-year contract that ended in early June.
The union's negotiating committee and Stillwater CEO Michael McMullen support it, but workers have said the contract could reduce the take-home pay of about 900 miners.
Workers are bitter over recent pay raises for some executives amid recent cuts, including the layoff of 11 workers two weeks ago.
McMullen has said he's been slashing costs to keep Stillwater competitive with platinum and palladium mines in South Africa and Russia as precious metal prices decline.
Missoula police investigating shooting death
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Police are investigating after a man who died of an apparent gunshot wound was brought to St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula.
Detective Sgt. Scott Pastian said officers were working with police in Spokane, Washington, to investigate the possibility that the shooting occurred there. He says the victim was driven to Missoula from Spokane on Sunday and either died on the way or was deceased for the entire trip.
Pastian said officers were investigating the death as a homicide. They were interviewing the driver and the victim's family. No immediate arrests were made.
Missoula County sheriff's spokeswoman Brenda Basset said the victim's name would have to be released by the Spokane County coroner since the death apparently occurred there.
An autopsy was planned Monday.
Bullock appoints Nystuen to Board of Regents
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Gov. Steve Bullock has appointed Bob Nystuen of Lakeside to the state Board of Regents, which oversees the Montana university system.
Bullock announced Nystuen's appointment Friday. Board members are generally appointed for a seven-year term.
Nystuen has served as the Board Chair for Flathead Valley Community College and is market president of Glacier Bank.
He replaces Bozeman Mayor Jeff Krauss. Krauss was appointed in 2012 to fill the last three years of the term vacated by Clay Christian, who is now the commissioner of higher education.
Cool, wet weather helping Glacier park firefighters
WEST GLACIER, Mont. (AP) — Fire crews were taking advantage of cooler, wet weather in battling the Reynolds Creek Fire in Glacier National Park.
The fire has burned about 5 square miles of timber, brush and grass in rugged terrain on the north shore of St. Mary Lake since it started on July 21. One hotshot team planned to work Monday building fire line above Going-to-the-Sun Road while another planned to extinguish hotspots at the head of the fire. Crews have completed fire line around the east end of the fire, which is now 30 percent contained.
Fire officials say when the sun comes out between rain showers, hot spots revive and fire spreads across the forest floor.
The St. Mary Visitor Center at the east entrance to the park reopened Monday, but an 18-mile stretch of Going-to-the-Sun Road remained closed.
Montana grandparents organize against Child, Family Services
HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Dozens of Montana grandparents have organized to push back against a state agency they say has shut them out as caregivers and sometimes has placed grandchildren with parents they don't know.
They say they are being prevented from stepping in to provide care when parents lose custody due to neglect or abuse.
A network of 24 grandparents has staged protests, told their stories to lawmakers and enlisted at least one former legislator to lobby state officials on their behalf.
Gov. Steve Bullock plans to meet with the grandparents about their concerns, says his spokesman, Dave Parker.
Montana Child and Family Services' Sarah Corbally insists that the agency complies with state policy that requires placement with a biological parent unless a caseworker finds good cause to recommend otherwise.


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Hodgenville Fire Chief Wally Sparks, 55, passed away Wednesday night.
According to the LaRue County Coroner's Office, Sparks was found dead at his home Thursday morning on West Maple Avenue in Hodgenville and the cause of death was an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
No further information has been released at this time. More information will be released as it becomes available.
LaRue County Park and Recreation Board
The LaRue County Park and Recreation Board meets at 7 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the Park. For more information, call Brience Willian at 270-735-1763.
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A local woman who was charged with manslaughter was found competent to stand trial and was sentenced in court on Friday, May 12.
Lovie P. Skaggs, 60, of Hodgenville appeared for a competency hearing in LaRue County Circuit Court on Friday, May 12. Chief Circuit Judge Charles C. Simms III previously ordered a psychiatric examination and observation on Lovie Skaggs to determine her mental condition to see if she was competent to stand trial.
The services for Hodgenville Fire Chief Wally Sparks have been announced.
Walton Lee "Wally" Sparks, 55, of Hodgenville, passed away Wednesday, May 17, 2017, at his residence.
He was a 911 Dispatcher for LaRue County; Chief of the Hodgenville Fire Department; a member of the LaRue County Fire Department, Hodgenville Methodist Church, B. R. Young Lodge #132 F&AM in Hodgenville and LaRue County Sportsmans Lake.
Wally was preceded in death by his parents, W.L. and Wanda Stephens Sparks.
A Hodgenville Police Officer who was killed in a car crash during a pursuit in September 2012 will be honored with a service at Hodgenville City Hall followed by a dedication of a flagpole in his name at the Hodgenville Police Department.
Hodgenville City Hall received a donation from Modern Woodmen, which funded the purchase and placement of a flagpole at Hodgenville Police Department.
"The Department needed a flagpole and it only made sense to dedicate it to Officer Mark Taulbee," Hodgenville Police Chief Marcus Jackson said.
The family of a Hodgenville Elementary School kindergartner won a $1,000 college savings account after their daughter shared her dream of changing the world after college.
Ella Bales submitted a video for the "Dream Out Loud Challenge" explaining how she might change the world by becoming a teacher. The Dream Out Loud Challenge was sponsored by the Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust (KESPT), Kentucky's official 529 college savings plan.
The Kentucky State Police visited Red Hill Cemetery to lay a wreath at the graves of Troopers William F. Pickard and Edward R. Harris to honor them during National Police Week. National Police Week pays special recognition to those law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty for the safety and protection of others. Pictured standing at salute Trooper Scott Wheatley, Trooper Travis Sturgill, Trooper Jeff Gregory, Trooper Todd Simon, Lt. Bryan Powell, Lt. Daniel White and pictured standing opposite is Trooper Ken Borders.
A LaRue County Detention Center employee was arrested for drug trafficking on Tuesday, May 9.
Bradley Russell, 43, of Hodgenville was charged with trafficking a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The graduation ceremony for the 58th graduating class of LaRue County High School will be held at 8 p.m. on Friday, May 19.
The ceremony is scheduled to take place at the LCHS football field and the gates open at 6 p.m. Seniors are required to meet in the LCHS cafeteria at 6:30 p.m.
LCHS Principal Denise Skaggs said the event will be moved into the high school gymnasium in case of inclement weather.
"We will notify the public by 3 p.m. on Friday through One call and social media if we need to move to the LCHS gym," Skaggs said.
Peace, Love and Bacon Grease is on the menu this week at a locally eatery in Hodgenville, KY.
Paula's Hot Biscuit will celebrate 20 years in business this weekend with an open house celebration.
Owner Paula Varney started the business after having worked for her father, James LaRue for over 20 years followed by owning and operating what was known as Abe's Market located on Lincoln Boulevard from 1993-1997.
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Hull had looked set to frustrate the Gunners for the second time this season when Daniel Cousin cancelled out Emmanuel Adebayor's opener in the second half.
But the KC Stadium visitors produced a strong finish and snatched victory with goals in the final nine minutes from Samir Nasri and Nicklas Bendtner.
It was the perfect response from the Gunners after wins earlier in the day from Manchester United, Chelsea and Aston Villa.
It also extended their unbeaten run to eight games and avenged their shock loss to Hull at the Emirates Stadium in September, when Cousin had been the match-winner. Those heady days seem a long time ago now for Hull, who despite their encouraging display, have now lost their last five league outings.
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2017 YSHS Prom
May 20, 2017
Location: Wyndham Garden - York
Time: 6-11pm
Cost: $50/person
Theme: Las Vegas
Tickets on Sale:
May 1st - 12th
before/after school in Room 141, and
at 6-Lunch in Room 145
TICKETS WILL NOT BE SOLD AFTER May 12th.
You will need a signed Dance Expectation Form to purchase your ticket(s).
Prom Details
Dance Expectations Form
Guest Form
Guest Forms must be fully completed and turned in to the HS Main Office by May 12th - NO EXCEPTIONS!
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Post Prom Information
Date: Saturday,
May 20, 2017 11:15pm
May 21, 2017 3:00am
Location: YSHS
Cost: $10 in Advance,
$15 at the Door
Ticket Sales: May 8-19th,
Senior Wing Doors/
Back Lobby
during lunches
No one is permitted to purchase a ticket without a signed permission slip.
Post Prom Permission Slip
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Guest Tickets MUST be purchased by 5/19;
NO guest tickets will be available at the door.
Post Prom Guest Permission Slip
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Graduation 2017
Memory Lane
Before we know it, Prom and Graduation will be upon us! This is just a reminder to begin working on your senior's photo-montage. This standard poster board-sized montage will be displayed during the evening of Graduation on May 25, 2017 in our "Memory Lane" hallway during the post-graduation dessert reception. For more information, see the link below:
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|Nonfiction television programs
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"Part one of a two-part series with 'Wild by Law: The Growth of Environmentalism and the Creation of the Wilderness Act.'"--Container.
|Cinematography, Allen Moore ; editor, Sharon Sachs ; music, Richard Einhorn.
|Narrator, Hume Cronyn ; voices: Ken Drury (Muir), Philip Bosco (Pinchot).
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|Originally produced as an episode of the documentary television program "The American Experience" in 1989.
|1 videodisc (58 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
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John Muir, Gifford Pinchot and the first great battle for wilderness
|Direct Cinema Limited presents ; a film by Lawrence Hott and Diane Garey ; a production of Florentine Films ; writer, Ken Chowder.
Tells the story of the two founders of American conservation, John Muir and Gifford Pinchot, and their historic battle over whether a remote valley in California, Hetch Hetchy, should be dammed and flooded to form a reservoir. The battle reflected the two sides of the conservation issue--absolute protection of wilderness lands versus careful management and use of nature to serve human needs.
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10 Stunning National Park Wedding Venues
For lovers who also love the great outdoors, getting married in a national park can be a uniquely meaningful experience that's worth the extra planning. Facilities, amenities, permits and rules vary from park to park, so do your research well ahead of time.
Photo By: Angela Hayes
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Photo By: Michelle Huber Photography
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Photo By: Desi Mendoza
Photo By: James Rubio
Photo By: Rob Jinks
Arches National Park
The stunning rock formations create a natural canopy or "chuppah" for couples marrying in Arches. Though the park allows the assembled to celebrate with a cookout afterward, many couples head to a hotel or resort in Moab for their receptions. Photo courtesy of Moab photographer Angela Hayes.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park offers gorgeous mountain and lake vistas for a wedding, like this one at Sprague Lake. Note that most sites within the park only allow gatherings of 20 or fewer people. Couples hoping for a larger gathering or more traditional facilities often choose nearby Estes Park instead, according to national parks wedding photographer Maddie Mae. Photo courtesy of Maddie Mae Photography.
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Relatively mild weather year-round and stunning scenery make Glen Canyon National Recreation Area a popular wedding destination. Within the park, weddings may be held at the Lake Powell Resort. Photo courtesy of bride @h.stephans on Instagram.
Grand Teton National Park
Two chapels within the park — Chapel of the Transfiguration and the Chapel of the Sacred Heart — can be rented for wedding ceremonies. Jackson Lake Lodge is the most popular of the park's eco-friendly resorts for wedding receptions, able to accommodate up to 600 guests. Photo by Michelle Huber Photography and courtesy of bride@michelle_m_mac on Instagram.
Olympic National Park
A popular wedding destination, Olympic National Park's lakeside lodges can accommodate around 120 guests for a reception and slightly more for outdoor ceremonies. Set amid the park's ancient fir and hemlock trees, Lake Crescent Lodge is a picturesque — and full-service — locale. Olympic's Lake Quinault Lodge provides similar services in a historic venue. Photo courtesy of Aramark.
Sequoia National Park
Couples can exchange vows under a cathedral of thousand-year-old giant sequoia trees and then host a reception for 15-80 people in the banquet hall of Sequoia National Park's Wuksachi Lodge. Photo courtesy wedding photographer
Desi Mendoza.
Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
Plan a small ceremony away from popular visitor areas if you want to get married in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. Overlooks with views into Kīlauea Caldera or Kīlauea Iki Crater are popular choices. The recently restored Volcano House Hotel is the only hotel within the park itself and it overlooks Halema'uma'u Crater at the summit of Kilauea, which is shown in this photo by James Rubio Photography.
Yosemite National Park
For a more traditional wedding experience, Yosemite offers some of the best amenities in the national parks system. Tenaya Lodge near the park's south entrance can accommodate nearly any size reception and even offers a bridal spa package.
Acadia National Park
As in most parks, gatherings of 10 or more people at Acadia require a special use permit, and reception facilities within the park itself are limited. However, nearby Bar Harbor and Southwest Harbor offer many options for receptions. This ceremony at Wonderland in the park was followed by a reception on the lawn of the historic Claremont Hotel in Southwest Harbor.
Shenandoah National Park
Skyland Resort at mile 41.7 on Skyline Drive is the most popular wedding venue within Shenandoah National Park. This ceremony took place on the lawn outside the resort's Pinnacle building. Skyland's historic conference center can accommodate receptions of up to 100 people. Wedding photography by Rob Jinks.


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Book by: FrAcTuReD
Status: Finished
Genre: Fantasy
Chapter1 (v.1) - Frostbite
Frost bite
Her feet crunched in the deep snow, the icy winds blasted through the blue jacket she wore, her jeans didn't help to keep out the cold either, but she staggered on, the thick fog of snowflakes felt like glass as they brushed against her cheeks, she pulled the hood further over her head and covering her black hair completely, snow slid down the back of her neck, causing a shiver to wrap around her body, her legs wobbled and she fell forwards with a soft thump, her strength left her and she felt herself letting go, she raised her head one last time, and saw a figure, rushing quickly towards her, she didn't care, her head slumped downward and her vision turned black…
Her mind buzzed quietly, her eyes remained closed and she let her mind examine the damage, she thought about moving, but she could sense something different, different than before, her mind stumbled, before? What was before? Her mind settled on a word, "cold" before was cold, now was…her mind let her move her hand slightly, the numbness in her fingers had gone, she was still lying down, she could tell, but she wasn't facedown anymore…her eyes fluttered open, she focused on the wooden planks above her, on the warm sensation and the cracking of a fireplace, where was she? Her mind wandered a little further, piecing together little facts, like how she'd always like fireplaces, or that no one she knew had one, or that she was lying in a bed…her mind bounced "no one she knew had one" echoed thought her mind.
"Ah, you're awake" said a voice.
She launched herself forwards, but her weak body jerked and she promptly threw up on the floor besides her. She felt a soft hand on her back "be carful" said the voice "you're not strong enough yet"
She turned around "Who are you?" she said quickly
"My name is Jasper, I found you out in the blizzard" he gestured around the room "I'm sorry if this is a shock, but I could hardly leave you out there so I carried you back to the house"
She let him lay her back down, he had dark brown eyes and hair to match, he wore a simple white shirt and blue jeans, he had a black string beaded necklace round his neck, "Is the blizzard over?" she asked, unsure why that was the first question she could think of
He pulled a slight face "yeah" he shifted on his feet "it passed three days ago"
She shot back up "what!?"
"Whoa there!" he grabbed her before she fell backwards "settle down"
"Three days?" she whispered
"Yes" he nodded "you're a very messy eater"
"Oh god" she felt herself blushing "you fed me?"
"You looked in pretty bad shape when I found you, and I didn't know how long since you had last ate" he shrugged "sorry"
"No, its fine…Jasper" she looked into his eyes for the first time "thank you"
He smiled warmly and helped her back down "you got a name?"
She nodded "Piper"
"Well Piper, you still need to rest"
She closed her eyes, wondering why she trusted him even though they had just met…
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In a separate area, set off by a rustic wooden column and beams with hand carved detail, is a heavy wooden dining table, surrounded with wood and leather chairs, seating eight to ten people friendly in front of a bank of full-length windows. They provide an airy, sun dappled space by day, a romantic vista of twinkling lights by night.
Cooks will love the completely renovated kitchen with all new appliances, 5 burner stove, big stainless steel sink, and fabulous views from the large centerpiece window of the Jemez Mountains to the west. Situated so that the cooks can easily interact with family and friends in the living and dining areas, the kitchen also has an unobstructed view to the television for glimpses of a favorite show or movie while preparing dinner. Counter seating provides a perfect spot for chatting with the chef or enjoying an early morning sip of coffee, tea or cocoa.
The cabinets are stocked by people who love cooking with All-Clad, Calphalon and Le Creuset cookware and every small appliance and utensil imaginable. You'll find plenty of dishes and serving pieces, mugs and bowls and glasses of all types -- including a large stock of stem ware for wine -- and Southwestern-style hammered stainless steel flatware. There's a diverse selection of cookbooks to inspire you, complete with high-altitude tips, a vintage stool perfect for a young child, and, just for fun, a popcorn popper.
A bright sun room features French doors that open to a unique redwood deck with native latillas above. There you'll be drawn to watch splendid evening sunsets or enjoy a meal al fresco at a wrought iron table - with or without umbrella - in a beautiful landscaped garden area a few steps away on a flagstone patio. Beyond the patio, a path leads to a private hot tub and deck with another table and chairs. Have a drink, a little something to eat, relax and enjoy the view to the open sky and the surrounding hills and trees. Through french doors off the dining room step onto a charming stone patio with a hand set stone wall, beautifully landscaped for a peaceful morning retreat or quiet evening with gentle lighting under a starry sky.
On the main level is a bedroom with bath that can be closed off for privacy. It is furnished with twin beds that can be converted into a comfortable King bed using the same system found at many spas, including Canyon Ranch. The room features a ceiling fan, large windows and ample closet space. The bath has a tub and a shower as well as a full size washer and dryer.
A few steps down from the main level is the private master suite with a King bed. A Mexican armoire holds a large television, DVD and CD players. Two magnificent Havana rockers with hand caning set off the room. French doors open to beautiful gardens and a fountain to softly lull you. Marble tiles make the master bath a serene place to enjoy the large walk-in shower with spa bench. The vanity has two sinks, ample drawer space and an expansive mirror.
Upstairs are two additional bedrooms which share a charming bathroom with wrought iron details, a Mexican tin mirror and a unique tile floor. These bedrooms have ceiling fans and are also served by an evaporative cooling system (air conditioning common in Southwest dry conditions) which effectively cools the house. Each upstairs bedroom has French doors through which to step out onto a large deck, a perfect place for sunning, watching evening sunsets or enjoying the antics of hummingbirds vying for nectar from the feeders and numerous bird species providing entertainment for all ages.
The smoke-free house, accessed through an electronically operated gate and a winding driveway, is off Bishop's Lodge Road. A carport offers shelter for your vehicles. Hard to believe you're only three short and lovely miles from Santa Fe's famous Plaza. Elegant Bishop's Lodge Resort and Spa, Santa Fe's oldest inn, is one-half mile away, a perfect place to house overflow guests or to enjoy a meal or spa services.
Tesuque Village Market - the local grocery and dining place - is just two miles from the house. Keep an eye out for celebrities here while picking up fresh produce, pastries, take-out and wine for dinner or just stop by for lunch. Nearby is the Santa Fe Ski Basin which is perfect for great skiing. The marvelous town of Taos, with its highly rated ski slopes, is only 60 minutes away.
More features:
- Coffee, tea and cocoa await your arrival. Selection of spices, oils, vinegars and other 'staples' for cooking.
- Guide books for local hiking trails and places of interest are on hand as well as a full selection of materials about Santa Fe and New Mexico for touring, shopping, playing and dining.
- Board games, cards, dominos, and horse shoes.
- A cooler to take along on your outdoor adventures.
- A Guest Notebook provides you with all pertinent information you might need about appliances and house systems, as well as many recommendations of things to do, places to go, and restaurants.
- All bathrooms are stocked with hair dryers, shampoo, conditioner, bath soap and body wash and unlimited quantity of toilet paper.
- Closets are in every bedroom.
- There is plenty of hot water from new water heaters.
- When it is cold, reach for the firewood and pull out the alternative down comforters for the beds. When it is warm, fire up the grill and gather on the patio for dinner and enjoy the awesome beauty of nature.
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Property Type
- House
- 2900 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 8
Children Welcome:
An opportunity to introduce children to this most extraordinary part of the United States and to the natural beauty and unique offerings of the Southwest....moreless
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 8
Bedroom 2: 1 king, 2 twin/ single
This Bedroom can be made up as a King or two Twin beds...moreless
Bedroom 1: 1 king
Master Bedroom, opens to gardens, fountain, portal...moreless
Bedroom 3: 1 queen
Upstairs bedroom w/ french doors opening to upper deck ...moreless
Bedroom 4: 1 queen
Upstairs Bedroom with french doors opening to upper deck...moreless
- King size beds (2) One King Bed in Master Bedroom. Another bedroom has King bed which can convert to two Twins, Queen size Beds (2) Two Queen Bedrooms, with French doors to upper deck, Twin or Single Beds (2) Two Twin Beds in one bedroom can convert to King, Baby Cribs (1) 'Pack N Play' for infant or small child available...moreless
Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms
Bathroom 1: toilet, shower
Elegant master bath with large glassed shower, twin sinks...moreless
Bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower
Spacious with Mexican Talavera tile, laundry closet...moreless
Bathroom 3: toilet, combination tub/shower
Upstairs, Mexican Talavera tile, hand wrought iron hardware...moreless
- The bathrooms are all updated, well lit, beautifully tiled and provide every item needed for guests from hair dryers to soap, bath gel, shampoo, conditioner, wall and hand mirrors. ...moreless
Other Amenities
- Privacy and Great Views, Kiva-style fireplace, Firewood, Birdfeeders, Complete Cooks' Kitchen, fully equipped for your enjoyment and entertaining, Filtered/Softened Tap Water, Laundry and Cleaning Supplies, Large Gas Grill, Large Televisions, DVD Players, CD Players, Computer Printer (for your airline tix!), High Speed Internet Access and, WI-FI, DVD and CD Library, Board Games, Horse Shoes, Plush Down-Alternative Comforters and Pillows on Beds, High-Count Bed Linens, Bath Towels, Spa Towels, Pack 'N Play for baby, young child, Hot Tub surrounded by beautiful deck with table/chairs for relaxing, another Deck and Patio with table/chairs to dine and enjoy the Sunset, and a third High Deck with Views off Upstairs Bedrooms, Stone Patio and Wall with plantings and lighting, table and chairs off dining room, Lush Gardens with Fountain, ADT Security System, Private, covered multi-car Carport...moreless
For all ages, variety including those pertaining to the Southwest, Santa Fe, novels, non-fiction, mystery, reference...moreless
- CD Player
- DVD Player:
- Games:
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Satellite / Cable:
(2) Large televisions in living room and master bedroom...moreless
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Autumn Foliage
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Festivals
- Forests
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Playground
- Recreation Center
- Restaurants
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Bird Watching
- Horseback Riding
- Horseshoes
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Rafting
- Rock Climbing
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Child's Highchair
Large, substantial table and chairs with killem cushions, seats 8-10. Large variety of placemats, chargers, candle holders for guests' use. There is a vintage stool for a young child....moreless
- Dining Room
- Seating for 10 people
Air Conditioning:
Evaporative cooling system as used throughout the Southwest for dry/arid climate....moreless
Broadband Access:
High Speed Internet Access; WIFI; also printer available...moreless
- Clothes Dryer:
- Covered Parking:
The wood fireplace is a feature of the home and enjoyed by guests, creating a special ambiance for guests enjoying a winter experience....moreless
- Garage:
- Hair Dryer
- Heating:
- Internet
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
High thread count sheets and pillowcases are ironed. Additional set of sheets, cases provided in each bedroom closet....moreless
Living Room:
Very comfortable, 2 large leather sofas, upholstered chairs, large coffee table, side tables, tv in antique armoire, beautiful furnishings and art, rug...moreless
- Parking:
- Parking Off Street:
- Telephone
Towels Provided:
Lush bath and hand towels, wash cloths. Spa towels for hot tub. Additional sets of towels provided in each bedroom closet...moreless
Washing Machine:
New Washing Machine, 2014. Laundry supplies provided....moreless
- Wireless Internet:
- Wood Fireplace:
Coffee Maker:
Programmable, stainless steel, 12 cup, New Summer 2013...moreless
Cooking Utensils:
A Cook's Kitchen, with extensive collection of high end pots, pans, utensils, food processor, blender, stick blender, prep bowls, measuring cups/spoons, strainers, graters, microplanes, and more...moreless
Dishes & Utensils:
Extensive collection of dinnerware, glasses, flatware, serving pieces (platters, plates, pitchers and more)...moreless
- Dishwasher:
- Ice Maker
New Summer 2013, Fully Equipped--Everything you could want or need in kitchen. Perfect for those who love to cook and those who love to watch those who cook! Enjoy the outdoors and views from window!...moreless
- Microwave:
- Oven:
Second Floor Deck, off two upstairs Queen Bedrooms...moreless
Deck / Patio:
1) patio in front of house for dining at table, sunset views over the mountains to west, 2) back patio off dining room, 3) deck at hot tub with table/chairs, 4) upper deck off upstairs bedrooms....moreless
Lanai / Gazebo:
A Portal, a covered area off the Master Bedroom, at the gardens...moreless
Lawn / Garden:
Beautifully landscaped gardens with native plants and on property....moreless
- Outdoor Grill:
- Outdoor Grill Gas
- Porch / Veranda
- Wood Deck
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|Monthly *
Spring/Summer 2017
May 19 - Sep 6, 2017
4 night min stay
Fall 2017
Sep 7 - Nov 19, 2017
4 night min stay
Thanksgiving Holiday
Nov 20 - Nov 27, 2017
4 night min stay
Fall/Winter 2017
Nov 28 - Dec 17, 2017
4 night min stay
Winter Holidays 2017-2018
Dec 18 - Jan 4, 2018
4 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Exit Cleaning $200
TO OBTAIN RATES FOR EXTENDED VISITS, CONTACT PROPERTY OWNER. Discounts are given for extended visits at this property. "Instant Quote" or other rates provided by VRBO/Home Away for stays beyond one week are NOT accurate. We do not base rates for extended visits by multiplying number of days/weeks times the rate. We're happy to work with you.
Deposit is made to hold reservation and balance is due prior to arrival. Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
Owner's cancellation policy:
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The house and property are situated in an expansive and stunning natural environment perfect for enjoying the outdoors at all levels of activity, from vigorous and challenging to quiet walking and observing. Hiking on the property and nearby trails is a favorite activity of guests. The house and grounds offer privacy, comfort and relaxation. Birdwatching, perfect for all ages, is a special treat and can provide hours of entertainment. Venture out for the Opera, close by, and to the road to the Ski Basin, just a very short drive for a beautiful outdoor adventure all seasons of the year. Just north of the house are destinations most visitors to Santa Fe never see: galleries, a sculpture garden and foundry, a glass blowing studio and a Southwestern cafe and market, a favorite of the locals. And just south of the house, the Plaza is just a quick and direct drive (no turns).
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2003
About the owner: We live in Atlanta, with regular visits to Santa Fe to enjoy the remarkable beauty of this place and to keep the property and grounds in perfect condition. We are the hands-on home owners and strive to offer the best of Santa Fe hospitality in sharing the home.
Why the Owner Chose Santa Fe, NM, USA:
We wanted a home and surroundings completely different from Atlanta and we found it. The house is very special and we derive great happiness, not only from our personal time there, but also from the experience of sharing it with guests. Many of our guests return to the home on a regular basis, some are enjoying their first trip to Santa Fe, awed and vowing to return to this magical place. We have such varied groupings: families of three generations celebrating together, newly married couples, friends who take annual trips together, women's groups and men's groups for exploring, shopping, hiking, golfing, visiting art museums and sampling amazing restaurants. Foremost, for all of our guests, the opportunity to gather to enjoy the bond between them. A young couple was engaged at the top of the hill behind the house, another couple was married on the patio. In summer, the house provides a perfect venue for an extended stay for family and friends to visit. Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are very special and the house is a perfect setting. We know all this, because we have in fact experienced nearly all of these opportunities ourselves and there is nothing quite like being with family, friends, and sometimes just with each other in a beautiful setting.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
The house and location provide privacy and quiet and stunning beauty. The Plaza is close by as well as other destinations to experience Santa Fe. Enjoy all that is offered by exploring Santa Fe and then return to this beautiful, spacious, comfortable and fully equipped, well maintained home for a memorable, lasting experience.
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Enter the serene confines of this adobe retreat through these old Mexican doors
Sun-dappled dining room is set off from the living area by an antique column
Cozy leather sofas, a fire place, an entertainment center-- the perfect retreat
More cabinet and counter space and a five burner stove!
Our rooster collection, beloved by all our guests -2 contributed BY our guests!
Master King bed faces 2 sets of French doors that open to garden and fountain
Outdoor dining. Add table/chairs from spa deck and all can gather to enjoy.
Upstairs room with Queen bed, ceiling fan and walk out to deck for views
Deck off 2 bedrooms - westward mountain view , perch to watch bird antics below
Master bathroom with double sinks and a large glass enclosed shower
So many dining options! This is the rear patio, replete with potted plants.
Watching the rare gift of a high desert summer monsoon from front door
Front path leads to patio, perfect for sunset viewing
Dining Room doors open wide to adjacent patio.
Summer 2013 renovated kitchen with enlarged window to take in mountain view!
Our guests love on our well equipped kitchen, including the great cookbooks!
Master (Portal) suite: King bed, armoire with TV, DVD, CD, beautiful rockers
Tranquil gardens, bubbling fountain and fresh air just outside Master Suite
Twin beds/convert to King with state-of-the-art system; large private bathroom
Other upstairs Queen room, ceiling fan, deck through French doors for views
Main floor bathroom with hand-painted Talevera tile
Bathroom with beautiful Talavera tile and wrought iron details.
A stepped spa terrace makes for easy access to soaking under star spangled skies
The view! This spectacular sunset photo was taken from the front of the house.
This listing was first published here in 2004.
Date last modified - Sunday, May 21, 2017
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Diffusion of innovation. Everett M. Rogers. It is a theory called Diffusion of Innovation invented by Everett Rogers. So………. What is diffusion of. innovation ?. Diffusion of innovation is spreading a new idea from one to another. Why. it is important?.
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Diffusion of innovation
Everett M. Rogers
It is a theory called Diffusion of Innovation invented by Everett Rogers
innovation ?
Diffusion of innovation is spreading a new idea from one to another.
it is important?
Because, it is the process of developing a new knowledge………
…And over the time…
…it will make
an invention to be possible.
Then,…after we knew the changed.
SoWhen and how
it happen?
" in Diffusion of Innovations it is not people who change, but the innovations themselves". (Robinson 2009)
The innovation spread when
it has a quality and become valuable to people.
There are 5 qualitiesthat make innovation spread
1) Relative advantage :
is when people accept that the new idea is better than old-fashion.
2) Compatibility :
is whenthequality can be use together with the existing values.
3) Simplicity :
is when it simpler to understand and adopted.
4) Trainability :
is when people be able to learn how to adopt it.
5) Observable results :
is when people simply able to see the result of the effect.
Therefore, an innovation will spread when it meet with the five quality….
...also whenpeople make a decision to adopt or except it.
How is the process of making a decision?
occurs when people learn the innovation's existence and understand how it functions.
occurs when people feel like or dislike toward the innovation.
occurs when people choose to adopt or reject the innovation.
occurs when people try to use the new innovation.
occurs when people strongly understand the innovation and make a decision
to use or against it.
Do you know…
Who are the adopters ?
There are different adaptors with different actions
in diffusion of innovation
There are 5 categories of adopters.
1. Innovator :
He is the first person who get
a new idea…
…and he is the one who first talk about the new innovation.
2. Early adopter :
He is the person that try to invest on the new innovation.
Because, he has a budget and can see the benefit from the innovation
3.Early majority :
He tries to use the new ideas and feel comfortable...
…because, he can see a solid prove of benefit.
4.Late majority:
He is the person that feel not comfortable about the new innovation…
…because, he listens to negative comments from people who do not like.
He is the person who take a high risk…
…and try to argue against the new innovation.
The conclusion are :
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gotta love building those cubes
--if any of you have read my profile you will see that im from tennessee, however for the next while i will be residing in northern california. away from the 435 sbc stroker that i was building a year ago . this leaves me in a predicament-have the motor-sent out here so i can finish building it or build another one. right now it looks like im just going to build another one but this time not stroke it{406ci}-so heres my question-anyone from northern cali that knows where i can start off on my quest to finding a nice 400 sbc block- prefferably close to sacramento. who out here do i trust to do my machining?
Start asking around to the local hot rod folks. Get in good with them and they can probably hook you up with some one.
ive tried that but i cant seem to find many people that are into engine building. and also the military did a good job of sticking me in a low population area so finding good machine work is kinda a big worry for me. i trust one shop back home but thats a long ways away. if you cant tell im very criticall on who does my machine work. im about 2 hours away from sacramento but i dont want to drive all that way just to do some shopping.
by gosh,
if someone on here doesn't know of a good machine shop, we'll hunt til we find one., dammit.......
thanks for your service.
crazy larry
soryy about that---i just read over my post and realized that i didnt explain my situation in the best of detail. so im going to try again. im located at beale AFB california and the only hottrod folks i can find seem to know only how and where to locate import motors. not that imports are bad its just not what im looking for. the only usable blocks ive been able to locat have been 350's and as many of you know, locating a good 400sbc is pretty tuff. so my first question should have been-does anyone on this forum have a 400 block that is located near me? and if not do you know where one is that is in nice condition. 2 bolt or 4 it doesnt really matter. either way i will be upgradding to splayed bolt caps. and my second question should have been does anyone know of a shop located near me that does top quality work.
sorry for the mix up-but i didnt want to put this in the engine forum cuss i didnt beleive it to be a tech question.
thanx a bunch in advance for your replies
sorry bout what?
I understood, the more detail we get, the more help we can give , but, like i said, if no one on this board knows a good shop, we'll help you find one.
and i do mean it, thanks for your serving in the armed forces. i appreciate it .
thanks larry i have no doubts about the people on this board this is and always will be the first place i come for,for help
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Operetta Lux Apartment free wifi
Størrelse75 m²
Etage1(med elevator)
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|moszar utca, 1061 Budapest, Ungarn
The apartment is part of a 19th century building facing a quiet street, and has been refurbished to a high standard. Entering through a long hallway to find a comfortable bedroom with a queen size bed and a bathroom with tub. A 2nd bedroom also offers sleeping space for 2 people.
Find a hob, microwave and an oven in the fully equipped kitchen. The living room is nicely furnished and includes 2 double sofa beds, an armchair and satellite TV. Free Wi-Fi is also provided.
Walk for 150 metres to the metro station at Oktogon Square for direct access to the inner city and the Szechenyi Thermal Bath. Also operating from here is a bus serving Chain Bridge and Heroes Square, and a tram connecting to Margaret Island and the Buda part of the city.
HusreglerA minimum stay of three nights is applied. For a shorter stay, an extra 30 Euros will be charged.
Upon arrival we request a damage deposit of 100 euro that will be refund on your leaving.
Late check in after 23:00 and early check out before 7:00 extra fee 15 euro
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Alt godt forberedt. Nice service. Ren og centralt beliggende. Anbefales.
Alles gut vorbereitet. Netter Service. Sauber und zentral gelegen. Empfehlenswert.
Alessandro's place was great! The location couldn't have been better, we didn't need to take public transportation at any time since it was all at walking distance. Alessandro was really nice, he explained to us everything we needed to know about Budapest: its restaurants, places to go out, and the monuments we should see. The apartment is a little old from the outside but in the inside it is very clean and looked even better than in the pictures. I really recommend it!
Apartment was very good value, and a great location- bars and restaurants minutes away, and you can walk to all the main sights in Budapest. The mattresses were very soft, and could do with being replaced, but otherwise we had a comfortable stay.
3 of us stayed here for 3 nights. I dealt with Alessandro who manages the apartment - he arranged our pick up from the airport and was at the apartment when we arrived. He was very friendly and helpful and had a wonderful wall map showing places of interest. The apartment had a lovely spacious feeling - one of the beds we used was in the living room but as the room was lovely and large it didn't intrude. The apartment had 2 bathrooms which was great. We only had breakfast in the apartment and we had what we needed for that. The apartment is very centrally based with lovely restaurant just around the corner. If I return to Budapest I'd stay in this apartment
Very nice, spacious appartement in a quiet street behind the Oktogon. Metro, tram, 24 hours supermarket, restaurants, very nearby. Friendly host.
Apartamento muy bien situado, cómodo y aunque tenían un problemita con las tuberías y uno de los baños olía un poco mal, el olor se iba al dejar correr el agua y el dueño nos avisò nada mas llegar. Alessandro es muy simpático, nos dijo un montón de sitios interesantes para ver, comer o salir de noche.
L'appartamento è al primo piano, ha una camera da letto che dà nel vano scale di fronte all'ascensore e l'altra sulla strada, le finestre sono vecchie e senza tende, le maniglie rimangono in mano, nella camera da letto si sente il rumore di chi sale e scende le scale e prende l'ascensore e penetra la luce delle scale dalla finestra, nella sala, dove c'è anche un letto, si sente il rumore della strada e anche dei vicini.
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Fantastisk sted at bo!
Alessandro er en meget nice person. Han hjælpe os med en masse ting. Lejligheden er meget godt placeret og Budapest er simpelthen beautifull.
Hilsen fra Polen
Great Place to stay !
Alessandro is a very nice person. He help us with a lot of things. Apartment is very well located and Budapest is simply beautifull.
Greetings from Poland
Smukke, rummelige og rolige gamle bygning. Stop på gaden. Minimarked i huset. Nøglerne kunne tilrettelægges med kort varsel og blev gennemført uden forsinkelse. Selv ellers køre problemfrit. Vi anbefaler!
Schöne, geräumige und ruhige Altbauwohnung. Haltestelle auf der anderen Strassenseite. Kleiner Supermarkt im Haus. Die Schlüsselübergabe konnte kurzfristig organisiert werden und erfolgte ohne Wartezeit. Auch sonst ein reibungsloser Ablauf. Sehr zu empfehlen!
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by Anton CARPINSCHI
February 2011, Volume 1
- 11-22 Cultura europeana sau identitatea diversitatii - The European Culture or the Identity of Diversity (Romanian version)
by Associate Professor Ph.D. Sorin BOCANCEA
- 11-22 Cultura europeana sau identitatea diversitatii - The European Culture or the Identity of Diversity (Romanian version)
by Associate Professor Ph.D. Sorin BOCANCEA
- 23-41 Litispendenta Comunitara - Community Litispendance (Romanian version)
by Associate Professor Ph.D. Gabriela RADUCAN
- 43-53 Extensii etice ale bipolarismului ideologic: American Way of Life si Homo Sovieticus - Ethical Extensions of Ideological Bipolarism: the American Way of Life and Homo Sovieticus (Romanian version)
by Lecturer Ph.D. Candidate Ana-Maria AMBROSA
- 55-71 Integrarea Egalitatii de Gen in Politicile Publice - dimensiuni teoretice, metodologice si sociale - Integration Of Gender Equality In Public Policy - theoretical, methodological and social dimensions - (Romanian version)
by Lecturer Ph.D. Alina HURUBEAN
- 73-100 Marele Spatiu Ortodox: depasirea paradigmei conflictului prin paradigma continuitatii (Iorga versus Huntington) - The Great Orthodox Zone: Abandoning the Conflictual Paradigma for the Paradigma of Continuity (Iorga versus Huntington) (Romanian version)
by Ph.D. Madalina Virginia ANTONESCU
- 101-117 Propaganda si manipulare, seductie sau convingere? - Propaganda and Manipulation, Seduction or Conviction? (Romanian version)
by Ph.D. Candidate Nicolae LUPASCU
- 119-128 Locurile memoriei. Intelectualii si rolul lor in definirea identitatii europene - The Identitary Landmarks. Intellectuals and Their Role in the Construction of the European Identity (Romanian version)
by Postdoctoral Researcher Ph.D. Simona MITROIU
- 129-136 Perspective si politici privind abordarea integrata a copilului in educatia timpurie - Perspectives and Policies Concerning the Child Integrated Approach within Early Education (Romanian version)
by Ph.D. Candidate Eusebiu Neculai MUNTEANU
- 137-147 Valori in procesul politicilor publice - Values in Public Policy Process (Romanian version)
by Ph.D. Candidate Dorina TICU
- 149-159 Conturarea identitatii europene prin prisma raportului dintre Turcia si Uniunea Europeana - Shaping the European Identity Through the Relationship Between Turkey and the European Union (Romanian version)
by Ph.D. Candidate Cristina ZETU
- 161-179 EU Africa Joint Action Plan 2011-2013. A Win-Win game? (English version)
by Senior Student Ioana Raluca BALAS