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John Feinstein ["For Maryland, it's power in numbers," Sports, Nov. 19] was correct that Maryland's move to the Big Ten makes sense. Put simply: The revenue opportunity, especially for an athletics department already struggling financially, is just too good to forgo.
However, this move, in addition to Rutgers joining the Big Ten, creates larger implications for Maryland's soon-to-be former conference: the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).
Just months after officially welcoming Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh, the ACC now faces the Big Ten invading again the prized mid-Atlantic media market. Coupled with the likelihood that Clemson University and Florida State University may depart, the ACC needs a proactive game plan: It must invite the University of Connecticut, University of Louisville and University of South Florida.
These acquisitions would give the ACC 16 full-time members post-Maryland (or a balanced 14 following the losses of Clemson and Florida State), maintain the conference's Florida presence, add a profitable Louisville athletics program and counter the Big Ten's New York expansion by adding Connecticut. Also don't forget: Notre Dame will be an ACC basketball member with a guaranteed five football games per season against ACC schools.
In the current game of NCAA Division I athletics chess, the ACC's next move should not require much thought.
Michael Kaplun, Arlington
I was born in 1953, the year Maryland and six other schools formed the Atlantic Coast Conference. In 1962, my parents moved from Virginia to University Park. The first person I made friends with in the neighborhood was Munroe Cobey, whose father, Bill, was the University of Maryland's athletic director.
I had a wonderful childhood attending many Maryland sporting events at Byrd Stadium, Cole Field House and Shipley Field. I moved back to Virginia in the mid-1970s and cheered for my daughters' college teams, but I always had a soft spot for the Terrapins.
This weekend my friend of 50 years and other friends from University Park are getting together for a reunion in Chapel Hill to see the Maryland-North Carolina football game. It will be the first time in my life that I will be cheering "Go Tar Heels."
Joe Lemon, Lynchburg
Donald J. McCartney,
It is hard to imagine a more cynical justification for Maryland's move to the Big Ten than that John Feinstein provided. Evidently, he believes that Maryland has no hope of filling the seats in Byrd Stadium by winning football games — and by doing so becoming profitable — so it might as well move its losing franchise to the Big Ten where its mediocrity has a higher price tag.
As solace to those who bemoan sacrificing tradition for the bottom line, he offers his view that Maryland lacks real tradition anyway, that is, tradition as John Feinstein defines it.
Peter S. Bernard, Silver Spring
The writer is a professor at the University of Maryland at College Park.


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Ms. Fernandez sizzles on the latest cover of Vogue India in a white Versace gown. Hot!
Left: Versace, Spring 2010
Right: Jacqueline Fernandez on Vogue India, Jun 2010
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How I wish there was nude make up
everything looks great.
i love how her hair, eyebrows and eyes are jet black! she looks real good. im surprised no one wore this dress yet…i think it wud look really good on malaika arora khan or maybe lara dutta.
now thats what i call smouldering! the cover is awesome. the color schemes..everything. Jacqui looks hot
I always thought she looks good :)
awww..she looks lovely ! And Im loving that giant kadda – any id on that?
she looks manly to me in this pic.blame photoshop!
gorgeous face+ gorgeous figure+gorgeous dress = a mindblowing cover!!!
Oh she looks so perfect.
The bracelet really takes away from the dress…terrible styling!
On her on the cover, it looks like a swimsuit to me!
YAY! My Sri Lankan girl looks HOT! Very nice :)
Makes me want to go to the beach.
photoshop, much?
uffff! she looks good!
i <3 everything from makeup, dress, bracelet….everything…cud anyone tell me which shade has she applied to her lips ( n d co.)…. finding it since a really long time!!!!! i like i like :)
Stunning cover – everything about it – smokin' Jacqueline herself, the gown, the colours, everything.
Te dress looks eons better on Jackie than the model. I'm surprised the Versage model was so porrly styled (the limp hair is totally unsuitable for that fierce dress)
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Chocolate Martini…you should have corrected the typo on 'Versace' before this one!
She looks hot. Great cover.
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There is a curious collective chemistry at work in party conferences. The journos sniff the air, they glance at one another, feel the pricking of their thumbs and in a mutual spasm a myth is born: a great speech! Though by the standards of any sane human discourse, it was an awful speech, unctuous, disingenuous, peppered with phoney religiosity, dreadful homilies, footballing metaphors, homage to people and things we all know he rightly feels scant respect for (Jack Jones, the Spanish Civil War, Sam McCluskie) and misusing things he probably does feel strongly about (his father's stroke, Dunblane and his poor wife, bidden to provide a particularly nauseating public kiss). Well, it may require the holding of fastidious noses, but so be it: it got the Sun and the Mail salivating, so history is written and history says it was a noble speech.
For in the fetid political air of the Winter Gardens there is such a powerful will for him to win, it infects even the right-wing press. Who knows on the eve of the election which way those fickle winds will blow, but now the gust is in Blair's sails, blowing hard behind him.
That much the people will have discerned from this week's news. But despite the excessive coverage of the conference, the punters see little of its fevered inner life on their sanitised television screens. For in the cavernous rococo lunacy of the Winter Gardens, all is talk, drink, talk, drink amid a cornucopia of rock-hard sausage rolls, dry pork pies and flabby Mighty White sandwiches.
This is the biggest, best, six-day party of the year. Everyone who is anyone and not a Tory (and some who are Tories) has to be here. The place hums with power-hunger and success-lust. Every organisation is here, clutching at the coat-tails of tomorrow's government. The stands that form strange labyrinthine corridors in the foyers cost up to pounds 6,000 each, making the conference a handsome profit. What on earth are Boots, Sainsbury's, the RAC or Luton Airport doing here? Why are charities such as the NSPCC wasting their hard-earned pennies? Even the British School of Motoring has a fringe meeting on "The Role of the Responsible Driver". The reason? It gives their bosses a thin excuse to be at the parties and the fringe meetings, rubbing shoulders, touching hems, revelling in the buzz.
All this helps to generate a froth of rumour, spun like Blackpool candy floss into the airy nothings of overheated minds. Too much cleverness with not enough to feed on encourages Talmudic deconstruction in search of textual meaning. The less the substance, the more comment on it has flourished, with the spinners and the spun clasped in an incestuous embrace. Which is the chicken, which the egg? This is the life blood of Westminster - and, rightly, despised by increasingly alienated and excluded voters.
So, now, away from the hothouse Winter Gardens, I turned to a small sample of the public over breakfast at Bill and Cath Hough's guest-house. The Northfield is just off the promenade down the road from the mighty Imperial Hotel, where the leadership stays and rooms are more precious than money. Here, at Bill and Cath's, you pay in advance "To Help You Budget Your Holiday" the sign says, adding, "In God we trust, others pay cash". Not only is it much cheaper, but also much nicer and brighter than the seedy semi-posh of the Imperial.
There is no one else from the conference staying here, but most of the other guests have been watching it on television. As we settle into egg, bacon, beans, sausage and fried bread among the Daddies sauce bottles and silk flowers, they kindly offer me their views. One or two voted Labour before, but most did not, so these are people Blair needs to win.
Paul and Richard, young men from Ipswich, voted Tory last time but now they waiver. One monitors water for farmers, the other is a printer. They murmur concern about health and education, but frankly, at their age, those are just words. Paul expresses a lot more irritation about the money taken out of his pay packet in tax and insurance. He says he'll consider Blair, but a double-whammy campaign risks sending him scuttling back to Major.
Holidaying together are Christine, a fancy leather worker, and Marie, a lab technician in her early thirties. They hate politics and never think about it. They are basically conservative, admiring Mrs Thatcher but no one else. "Tony Blair is smarmy. He gives me the creeps," Christine says. Marie is anti-Europe: "I want us out, absolutely." The only hope here for Labour is that they say they probably won't bother to vote at all and can't remember when they last did.
But Matthew and Elisabeth Mangan are the perfect new Labour young couple. They did not vote Labour last time but they will now. Home-owners with their first baby, Hannah, they touch every base. Elisabeth worries about the NHS. During her pregnancy her doctor wanted to admit her to hospital but there was no bed, so she had to commute in for five days. She worries that there will be no nursery school, and one day she hopes they might afford a private school but says she'd be happy to pay more tax for better education. Matthew is a Royal Mail manager in Bradford who has been out strike-breaking and delivering letters recently, so Blair's stern remarks to the postal workers suited him. "Labour has completely changed," he says. "It has opened up for people like us. There's no working-class stigma attached to it now." He is a pro-European who left school at 16 but wishes he could speak French.
Their parents were working class in the days when Labour won elections. To win again, Blair is targeting the Mangans, who are not working class any more and have absolutely no sentimental attachment to what they have escaped.
At the next table sits a life-long Labour couple, Pat and Terry O'Keefe, who first met in Blackpool years ago. He is an ex-miner (UDM and anti- Scargill) from Daws Mill colliery in Coventry. "We've done a role swap," she says. "I manage a shop selling Marks and Spencer's seconds from the factory, while he does the housework and cooking." They are both happy with the arrangement and very happy with new Labour. They want the minimum wage and they admire Blair. They were touched when they met a delegate in a pub who said he had wept during Tony Blair's speech.
Bill and Cath, proprietors of The Northfield, are strong characters yet still undecided about how to vote. Local politics clouds their view and they hate the Labour council in Blackpool. They claim the council is deliberately bringing in hordes of feckless young DSS claimants to fill empty boarding houses in their Lib Dem ward as a form of gerrymandering. "The crime rate's terrible. The drugs, the vandalism, all from these DSS hotels. They've advertised around the country, `Come and draw your dole by the sea'. It will destroy tourism," Cath says.
They voted Lib Dem last time. "Politicians are a load of liars," Bill says. He's not so sure about Blair, but they do want a minimum wage: their daughter is putting herself through college working in a nearby hotel, earning pounds 3 a hour as a silver-service waitress. Bill's grandfather was a rag-and-bone man, his mother struggled to bring up four children as a single parent and now he is doing a management course at the local college. Upwardly mobile, but politically undecided, he asks, "How can I be convinced by Blair?" My hunch is, he probably will be, just.
Then it was time to plunge back into the melee of the Winter Gardens for the piece de resistance, which in fact offered no resistance at all - the pensions debate. It is 10 years since I was last at a Labour Party conference, and during this debate I saw the astounding change. Like most of the people in the guest-house, the conference is an emblem of embourgeoisement. The delegates are ordinary people, just as they were in the old days, but ordinary people have changed, no longer symbolised by men in cloth caps, nor would they call themselves working class. The conference was filled with the ex-working classes, a new party for a new demography.
Astonishingly, there are many more women than men delegates here. How was that done? By a rule demanding women and men alternate each year. It did not please everyone. I met a 67-year-old woman from Cleethorpes on our way to the Police Federation meeting, who grumbled, "They said it had to be a woman. Well, we've only three on our committee and I'm the youngest. I've a frail mother to care for and my son was coming to visit."
Eighty per cent of the delegates have never been to conference before; 20 per cent of the delegates have joined the party since Tony Blair became leader. Ten years ago such a thick pall of smoke filled the all-male hall that the cameras couldn't shoot from the gallery. Excessive testosterone explained part of the aggression. Instead, I heard a young mother whispering into her mobile phone from the back of the hall, "I love you poppet, miss you lots, be good for Daddy."
So when it came to Baroness Barbara Castle's fine old rant, they stood and clapped in a patronising way, a confident warmth for this last surviving relic of history. But on they went to vote down her impossibilist resolution, not because they had been told to but because they are the sensible party now. That is pretty boring for us hacks and there is much nostalgia about the good old days when the platform was rocked by earthquakes from the floor. That was a story! Now it is the very dull, but very sensible, party.
Yes, this is the Ultimate Feel Good Show, and yet, another, darker thought hangs unspoken in the air. Unspeakable, unthinkable, it is the dreadful "What if?" question. What if, somehow, by means fair or foul, natural or supernatural, the Tories did it again? If even all this is not enough? What more could anyone ever do? Emigrate, say some, aghast at the thought. Despair and go. Abandon the idiot people to their well-deserved fate and flee. If the sleazy corruption of an exhausted gzovernment cannot be beaten by the most sensible and decent Labour Party ever, what then? So, we all had another drink; we've drunk deep in the last-chance saloon this week.Reuse content


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Hey man I'm really stuck at getting up and running with the 4x4 LED matrix. I've been able to connect the matrix via a USB to JST cable I made but I can't figure out how to get the programming interface up and running and how to program the the darn thing. Any help you could offer would be much appreciated, thanks!
I've got the cable connected and running, there's a little start up program that lights the whole matrix in each of the three colours. I've no idea what to do from here, somebody please advise how I can start using/programming this thing! I'm using one of these for a step sequencer as a university project if, as I NooB I need help to get up and running with this thing.
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This is easier than pie.
Simply order the following two parts:
Loaded Chamber Indicator:
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Take the new indicator and grind off the tab in the front ( The L side) up to the red. This is what contacts the cartridge and raises the indicator.
Cost about 10 bucks with shipping.
You can use your original but it would be nice to have to reinstall if you had to sell it or send it back to work, also if you have a roll pin punch you can reuse the pin.
Smooth it off, paint to suit (black krylon would be fine)
Punch the old pin out remove the old indicator, then install the new one in it's place.
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Another key group that supports each year's expedition is the Remote Science Team. This advisory board consists of scientists, engineers and other specialists who collaborate with the crew and Mission Support in order to provide guidance and assistance with the expedition's science investigations. These individuals are the Mars Society's primary link to the greater science community.
The Mars Society would like to recognize the following individuals who have agreed to serve on the Remote Science Team for the next FMARS expedition:
We will be announcing additional members of the Remote Science Team soon.


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Mergers and acquisitions by Japanese companies have been growing in Southeast Asia at a record-breaking pace this year, according to M&A consultancy Recof Corp.
From January to October, domestic companies acquired stakes in or took over Southeast Asian firms in 75 cases, more than the record 72 cases in the same 10-month period recorded in 2011. The number is thus set to pass that year's total of more than 80 cases.
Meanwhile, reflecting soured Japan-China relations, M&As by Japanese companies have been on the decline in China, with the number in 2013 projected to be the lowest in 12 years, Recof said.
M&As by Japanese firms in Asia excluding Japan, however, were brisk in the period at 155 cases, second after 173 in the same period of 2011, when an annual record was set, as an increase in Southeast Asia offset a decrease in China. M&As by Japanese firms in Asia peaked in 2011, when the yen jumped to a postwar high against the dollar. It remained strong until autumn 2012.
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Our friend Joan Gibbs has died aged 91 in Macclesfield, her home since the mid-1940s. When she moved there, Joan quickly involved herself in the life of the town with a great sense of duty. She was fervent about education and became a governor of many local schools, worked as a counsellor for the Samaritans and was a member of the WRVS meals on wheels service.
Joan had a keen interest in old Macclesfield. A founder member in 1962 of the Macclesfield Civic Society, she helped to ensure the preservation of the Georgian Sunday school building in the town centre, which was fast becoming derelict. She was instrumental in converting it into the Silk Heritage Centre and Museum. She rolled up her sleeves and helped to scrub floors, clear cellars, dig the neglected garden and rescue redundant cinema seats for use in what is now a superb auditorium. Today this fine building plays a major role in the cultural life of the town.
She was born Joan Danger in Barnston on the Wirral peninsula. Her father, a cotton trader, died from injuries sustained in the first world war and the family moved to Llysfaen, near Colwyn Bay, north Wales. Joan won a scholarship to Colwyn Bay school and in 1937 went to Edge Hill teacher-training college to become a PE teacher.
Joan developed a love of the Welsh mountains and countryside. She was a pioneering member of the Pinnacle Club for female climbers in north Wales. In 1939 she met John Gibbs. He was in the army, and within a few weeks of their meeting was posted abroad. They married in 1946 and moved to Macclesfield, his home town. There, John established the One House Nursery, specialising in alpines, and Joan willingly assisted at his weekly market stall.
With her positive, cheerful personality, Joan was always encouraging others to be like her and get involved. In 1999 she was appointed MBE.
John died in 1996. Joan is survived by her children, Richard and Tilly, her grandchildren, Georgina and Tommy, and a great-granddaughter, Isabella.


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This is a discussion on Concealed Camping/Hiking within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I was wondering what others do when hiking/camping in regards to concealed carry. Specifically, I would like to know how people carry while sporting a ...
I was wondering what others do when hiking/camping in regards to concealed carry.
Specifically, I would like to know how people carry while sporting a backpack. By backpack, I mean a large pack that has a padded waistbelt built into it. Obviously the waistbelt would hinder normal IWB carry. How do you carry when hiking/camping?
I would like to hear solutions that maintain concealment, but provide ready access in case of emergency.
I typically frown on carrying in a bag or pack, but thats what I do when I'm out on my bike or hunting/camping or whatever.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
My camping pack has two decent sized pockets that are on the side and designed for snacks or some such thing, seems the H&K .40 fullsize fits perfectly in one with a couple of magazines in the other. Though I am thinking of picking up one of the new Taurus Judges for that and rugged truck duty.
For hiking or exercise walking I use a large green fanny pack that I got from Bagmaster. I wear it in front. The gun is easily accessed and it's a comfortable carry. Of course anyone who knows these things won't be fooled by my fanny pack.
Most of this would take place in National Forest, and as such, CCDW concealed carry is fine.
I went open while in George Washington National Forest a few weeks ago. I typically carry IWB but a pack makes things a bit more interesting. I usually end up going with a drop-leg holster and it works well. It's easy to get to (since it's just below your hand) and it's out of the way of your pack/gear etc...
I am a cartographer and spend a lot of time on projects hiking / backpacking. For a day pack I like the Camelback Demon. For overnight stuff with a full sized pack I use a Wilderness Tacticle Safepacker that goes over the waistbelt. It will fit on almost any size waistbelt. Works great. http://store.thewilderness.com/index...458c2ebf6139c0
For what it's worth, I am speaking of hiking fairly deep in the woods, where access to a weapon would be as much, if not more so, for protection from some sort of animal, as it would be for human encounters.
A backpack with some sort of concealed holster built into the waistband would be perfect. I would guess that would be something that might be able to be adapted, putting together a few products.
Thanks for the replies, keep them coming.
i actually did this not to long ago.
my packpack has a fannypack top.
so i took that off and attached it to the waistband of my backpack around 10 oclock. worked great.
kyccw: I'm curious, if you are going to be carrying for the 4 legged critters, what gun/cal. do you carry??
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I hope you don't run into any bears with only a .45 to help you. You might consider a G29. Something is better than nothing, and a .45 is better than most though.


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Discussion in the Australian Motorsport Forums.
$25m sport racing complex
AN UNDISCLOSED consortium of wealthy Adelaide investors is ready to build a $25 million-plus motorsport complex in Adelaide.
Featuring a drag racing strip, speedway, race circuit and jet boat racing, the complex is expected to be up and running in about 15 months.
Spokeswoman for the consortium, Anna Micheel, said the three mystery investors were working with the Land Management Corporation to secure a site in the north or north-western suburbs within the next three months.
About 120ha would be needed.
"We're hoping to have the first stage up and running within 12 months (after that)," she said.
A former manager of Adelaide International Raceway at Virginia, Ms Micheel would not name the investors but described them as "leading business people within Adelaide who are very passionate motorsport enthusiasts and definitely have the money".
Ms Micheel said the privately-funded hub would include a "business park" for supporting industries and could also provide "a service to the community" as a training ground for emergency service vehicles, driving schools and a concert venue.
"There is no other venue (in Australia) that can house the number of motorsport events that they wish to house," she said.
"It's something that Adelaide desperately needs."
Australian National Drag Racing Association chief executive officer Tony Thornton said Perth, Sydney and Ispwich had top drag racing venues and a new complex would be built in Melbourne by late next year but Adelaide was missing out.
A drag strip in Adelaide would "link up the national chain", he said. Mr Thornton hoped the venue also would improve road safety by holding regular amateur competitions.
"There are lots of young people doing increasingly stupid things on the road and having access to a drag strip to have a go almost whenever they want isn't going to eradicate it (hoon driving) but it provides a safer option," he said.
Since the opening of the Western Sydney International Dragway NSW police said illegal street racing "has been non-existent" in the area.
Source: AdelaideNow
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i know of probably the perfect place i,d think the government would want the land used it is near alot of potential businesses and could be a massive motorsport park as well as being nr to the city so public transport could occuor all the groups of racing could exist and it is near a bike speedway i already compared the land to speedway city mallala and thunder dome in calder park and yet all this would fit there could even be a case for two theme parks close by one could be motorworld as well as a seaworld or water world as it is near a river if you like to know where i am thinking email me and let me be a part of this even though i have no money but i have some ideas and concepts which could bring in the tourist dollar but all dependant on our government giving access to this land as it would not serve to build a civil infrustructure for housing as this would not work though a motorpark would be beneficial in so many ways also to the surrounding suburbs thankyou craig turner


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I read Keyboardman's post from 4 months ago and his question was a bit different. Here's what I'd like to do:
On my business/personal site I would like to roll running updates of when I publish new tracks to AJ. When I do so I would like to provide previews of my files like the pages on AJ have with the player. The reason I believe this would be helpful is that my clients can be exposed to this material and be compelled to visit and purchase tracks as they might not otherwise.
Here's the questions:
1) Is there any problem with snatching the flash player with my tracks and embedding them in my blog page as new track announcements? Of course the link would lead to the AJ page that it's contained on.
2) If the first one is cool, how would I structure the URL so that if I am sending a new customer over that I get the referral like I would if they had clicked on my referral button? Even if I lead them to my track by other means it would be good info if they are new to AJ.
I came up with a way around it but I don't like the fact that I have to upload the track to my server and use a different watermark as to not seem cheesy. Also that would complicate my workflow and make it a pain in the butt riddled with extra steps. The reason you guys get a piece of the pie is obvious. I understand I need to pay for the shelf space and such but it should still be the same to get the referral bonus since it was my track that caused them to come on over. As a matter of fact, I think the commission should be even higher due to the fact that my talent was what attracted them. If they buy mine and don't end up going on over to another fine track here.
I read that back and it sounds like I'm complaining but don't take it that way. I'm really diggin' the setup. I bought a template from Template Forest to base my page on. =)
Plus, I would still need an answer to number two regardless since after all, a referral is a referral and I'm trying to turn my hobby into something that will let me buy a new toy now and then, if nothing more. =)
Thanks in advance guys. Keep up the solid work on a fine platform.
Ok, I asked number two above without checking on a previous thread where I asked the question already. Forgot to check that one. Here's the answer:
Can we customize a referral link to send folks from wherever to our Portfolio on the Jungle as opposed to just sending them to the home page? Thanks! I'm really loving this site!
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions, Rob!
You can totally add a referral link to any AudioJungle page. Here's how:
The instructions on the link are easy. Cool.
robGD One question down, one to go! In response to your question about embedding the AudioJungle audio player into your own Web page and using it to play AJ content, of course you can! Feel free to share how you did it with other authors, someone else may be interested to know how it's done!


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Land Steward John Graham, a couple of interns and a bunch of volunteers restored shortleaf pines to historic locations at Delaware's Ponders Tract.
The Conservancy's staff from Delaware and Maryland identified sites appropriate for shortleaf pine restoration on the sandy hills above several sections of Frog Pond Trail.
John Graham fells loblolly pines in preparation for shortleaf pine.
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Lobos Rally in the Seventh, but Boise State Takes Friday's MW Contest, 8-5
April 27, 2012
New Mexico Lobos Softball - On The Mountain West Road
Friday: Boise State 8, New Mexico 5
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Key Fact: Boise State has won 26 straight games at Mountain Cove Softball Field,the second-longest active home win streak in the nation, trailing only Louisiana (36).
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Game 41 - Boise State 8, New Mexico 5
BOISE, Idaho -- Despite a three-run Lobo rally in the top of the seventh inning, Aubray Zell and the Boise State Broncos handed New Mexico its seventh-straight loss--fourth in Mountain West conference play--on Friday afternoon,8-5, at the Mountain Cove Softball Facility in Boise, Idaho.
The Lobos (24-17, 0-4) recorded 11 hits, but the Broncos (31-15, 5-2) pounded out 12 -- nine from its first five batters in the lineup -- and took advantage of three walks and three Lobo miscues to seal the game.
Stefanie Carramusa, Chelsea Anaya, Jessica Garcia and Sheryl Guillermo each had two hits.
Garcia's two-run homer in the seventh inning was her 16th long ball of the season. Jessica Lujan-Dresslar's home run in the final frame was her 8th and second in MW play.
Carrie Sheehan pitched all six innings of Friday's contest and takes to loss to move to an 8-5 mark. The freshman face 39 batters, allowing 12 hits, seven earned runs, walking three and striking out one.
Zell improved to 19-9. The senior struck out three, allowed 11 hits and three earned runs.
The Lobos and the Broncos play at 3 p.m. on Saturday and wrap up the series at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Boise State 8, Lobos 2
It was three up, three down for the Lobos in the first and the Broncos took full advantage in the bottom half of the inning, jumping to an early 3-0 lead after the first inning of play. Boise State's leadoff Tara Glover reached on a Lobo error and made it to third off a bunt down first base by Kellie Caplan. BSU loaded the bases as Christina Capobianco drew a walk and then Devon Bridges hit a single to left field, sending Glover across home. Allie Crump followed with another single, this time to center, which allowed two more runs to score.
Jessica Garcia led off the second inning with a single through the left side and advanced to second on a wild pitch. With two outs, Sheryl Guillermo reached first on an error by the Broncos' first baseman and Garcia ran home, putting the Lobos on the board and making the score 3-1 heading into the bottom of the inning.
It was the top of the order for Boise State and Glover led off with a double to center field and advanced to third as Caplan singled to left. Both runners eventually scored -- Glover was driven in off a sacrifice fly to right field by Capobianco, and Caplan stole second, advanced to third on a wild pitch and was driven in on a ground-out to the short stop by Bridges. After two innings, the Broncos had a 5-1 advantage.
Neither team scored in the third. Stefanie Carramusa hit a double to right center, but no other Lobo reached.
Sheryl Guillermo reached on a single and Chelsea Anaya drew a walk in the fourth, but the Lobos ended the inning with two left on base. Boise State strung together four hits and used another Lobo error to add three runs in the fourth and increase its lead, 8-1.
New Mexico put up one run off three hits and a Bronco error in the top of the fifth. With one out, Carramusa hit a single through the left side and was advanced by a single to right field by Shenise Cox. Chelsea Anaya singled with a slap to the pitcher and Zell made a throwing error, which allowed Carramusa to score and both Cox and Anaya to take an extra base. The Broncos squelched any chance for more Lobo runs however as Garcia hit a line drive to the second baseman who then threw the ball to the short stop and tagged Anaya out.
The sixth inning was another scoreless one for both teams. With two outs away, UNM got back-to-back singles from Guillermo and Jessica Lujan-Dresslar, but left both runners stranded.
The Lobos found life in their bats in the top of the seventh. Having trailed the entire game and having entered the final frame down, 8-2, Garcia stepped up to the plate with two outs and one runner on. The senior watched a ball go by and then sent the second pitch sailing over the left field fence, putting the Lobos a bit closer to the Broncos, 8-4.
Lujan-Dresslar stepped into the batter's box next and she crushed the second pitch, hitting a long ball over the center field fence and putting one more run up in the visitor's column to make it 8-5.
UNM's rally ended three runs short as the next Lobo batter grounded out.


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This week's round up of iOS app news offers solutions for running your desktop computer from your iPad, a cool way to tell stories using Twitter, and improvements to Twitter itself.
Already this week, Macworld's Lex Friedman reviewed the much-hyped Clear to-do app, calling it limited but "laced with charm and ... fun to use." Lloyd Case took a look at OnLive Desktop Plus, an app that lets you run your Windows-based computer from your iPad; he recommended sticking with a free version of the app. And Jeffery Battersby took a look at the best iOS apps for figuring and filing your taxes.
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Twitter: Hey, we get it: All the cool kids use Tweetbot to check Twitter on their iPhone. But Twitter's own free native app for the iPhone is getting better and more usable all the time. This week's update, for example, includes one feature we've long hoped for: The ability to copy-and-paste from tweets and user profiles. Other good stuff: New font size settings, quicker startup times, and the ability to look at a user profile and see if that person is following you. There are also some navigation improvements, including swipe shortcuts and press-and-hold action for links. Finally, Turkish is now a supported language. There's something for everybody to love.
Ticket to Ride Pocket: While the iPhone version of this popular railroad-building game recently leapfrogged its iPad predecessor by adding online asynchronous play, the newest update adds another missing feature that its tablet-based sibling posseses: additional boards and destination tickets. So far, Ticket to Ride Pocket has added only three variations to the existing U.S. map: Classic 1910, Mega, and Big Cities. They're all available as part of a $1 in-app purchase, once you upgrade to version 1.2 of Ticket to Ride Pocket. Hopefully, this means that additional maps—the classic Ticket to Ride Europe, for example—are also in the offing.
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Ladies Night Specials Violate Gainesville Discrimination Ordinance
Ladies night promotions are popular at bars and restaurants allowing women to drink for free or reduced prices and in the process usually drawing more male customers as well.
In Gainesville, Wednesday night is known as "ladies night" at a number of bars across town. But, specials offering free or cheap drinks could soon be a thing of the past.
During Friday's Community Alcohol Coalition meeting, a draft letter was presented from Equal Opportunity Director Cecil Howard. In it, he states that any gender-based promotion at bars and restaurants violates the city's discrimination ordinance. The committee will soon send a final draft to business owners.
Swamp restaurant General Manager Jeff Bartholomew attended the meeting. He says the move could benefit those establishments that don't have those kinds of promotions.
"By not having that, I think it's just going to spread the business out," Bartholomew said. "They're just going to start going to other places that offer maybe a special, but not a gender-based special."
That's something, city officials say they're fine with as long as nobody's breaking the law.
Gainesville police also announced that 101 Cantina could be the first business to face punishment as part of the underage drinking ordinance. On Thursday, they were told they could no longer admit anyone under 21 between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. for 90 days. A manager at 101 Cantina says they are contesting the violation.
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treating GSD like a baby
So my husband and I bought our GSD for family protection and a good dog to grow up with my two boys.
My husband was the one who brought the dog idea to me, and insisted we do protection training etc.
Well, our GSD female is now 18weeks, as done her basic puppy training and is house broken. she sits when people walk in the door, she alerts when people approach and is doing very well WITH ME. she listens to my commands, doesn't beg for my food, in fact sits on her bed when I eat. However, she whines to my husband, hardly even follows a sit command with him and jumps all over him when he walks in the room. BUT I feel it is because he babys her. He rough houses on the floor, making her think hes a littermate, he feeds her from his plate, and he holds her in his arms like a baby. Am I wrong in thinking that this behavior will not only cause her to be too people friendly but that it will cause her to be a poor protective training candidate? Advice on what to do so that he doesn't single handedly mess up our chances to make her a reliable GSD? Literature I can send him? At this point I feel as though I may be her "alpha" if its possible for a female to be the alpha in the canine world.
Also, is it true that if the dog does a "wrong" you firmly tell them not to that and use "dog" in place of their name, as their name should only be used as a positive?
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Simple answer to all your questions...no.
If you're truly interested in "protection work," find a trainer and get working with them.
The chances your 18 week old knows the difference between her name and "dog" is very slim. And there should not be any positive/negative connotation with her name.
Your husband is playing with the puppy. That's fine. It will not make your dog to people-friendly. In fact, if you want to do protection with your pup, then you will want a dog that is not leery of all people, and will only react to a true threat. So the pup has to have stellar nerves to do protection training.
If the dog has stellar nerves, all the playing and roughhousing your husband does will not be a problem at all.
And, if you train the dog to pay attention and whine when you are eating, the puppy will do so. Your husband has trained the dog to do so. It is a lot easier to train a dog what to do from the get go, than to go about working a bad habit out of her. It seems like your husband is not concerned with meal-time etiquette. Sometimes we are not all on the same page in training.
You husband is doing a great job of bonding with the dog. with that kind of love, your GSD will be devoted to him and naturally protect him (as long as she does not come from terrible genetics).
My daughter and I act like girly girls and have doted on our female GSD, some may look at it as babying her, but she is a working line GSD, it is in her genetics to protect. Our car will never be carjacked with her inside or our business robbed with me inside unless someone is willing to actually shoot. She never had protection training, just really got the obedience training down.
"......too people friendly......"
That's a new one....never heard anyone being concerned about a GSD that might be too friendly to humans. I suppose however, I have never really pursued having a GSD which was intentionally trained to be "people unfriendly"....sounds like a handful to me.
I have this notion about GSDs...many of them anyway....they should be capable (intelligent enough) to be "people friendly" and then turn it on when they need not be "people friendly" per the instruction of the handler/owner....I could be wrong as all my GSDs have been cupcakes when it comes to people BUT...when my hackles get raised by an individual, so does my dog's. I imagine once they are trained for protection, the dog will be able to discern and be guided when to be protective versus "people friendly".
Since I know nothing about training a dog for personal protection...this is all my speculation excepting my observations....but I'll bet those in here with experience in training personal protection dogs can give you the inside line...and perhaps one poster already has.
Stick around, this is, unfortunately, a common concern of many people who by a dog based on its potential ability to protect.
What happens is they generally isolate the dog, and encourage any signs of fear reaction, and then their dog bites a non-threat, and they come on hear wondering how to rehome it.
When I read "people friendly" I interpret that as seeking attention from people aka strangers.
GSD's are to be aloof, to me that is neutral to people they don't know therefore not seeking attention but cautious to strangers.
Therefore a GSD should not be too friendly to humans. If I wanted a dog to be excited about and eager to meet and interact with strangers I would get a golden or lab.
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send the man to the dog house ---
the dog is smart enough to play you off each other --- and that will create confusion and difficulty in training.
you seem to like order , the dog listens , doesn't beg , allows herself to be guided
your husband is one of the littermates? encourages her to beg for food , breaks all the rules you have made to make for a peaceful house with a dog in it.
I would curb an 18 week old from alerting on people .
People like to keep dog as "baby" or fur kid -- but the dog sure does not regard you as mommy or daddy .
this "The chances your 18 week old knows the difference between her name and "dog" is very slim" is not so.
I name my pups at the beginning of the social stage -- any name , even if it doesn't stay with them in their new homes. It lets me deal with them as distinct individuals -- gives them an indentity, which they respond to.
So if 3 pups are on the lawn and I want Kade to come to me , only that dog will come . Or Mercer, or Case -- starts the bond and partnership.
She's smart enough to know Daddy isn't going to enforce the rules LOL. He's just playing with her, bonding, she's a puppy and should be experiencing all things that she can in a positive way.
I have a dog who was very outgoing as a pup, so much so that he encouraged my older female to be more accepting of friendly strangers. As an adult, he's very capable of discerning between friendly stranger and stranger danger. He no longer has to say hello to everyone he meets, saves his attention for true friends and his family.
"She's smart enough to know Daddy isn't going to enforce the rules LOL."
when you have two or more sets of basic rules it makes for frustrating times training the dog . Sabotage .
confusing for the dog who will test to see what it can get away with .
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What is a disruptive technology? As the name implies, it's a breakthrough that rattles the walls of the conventional. Technological advances, from the automobile to the microwave oven, ultimately reshape our living experience. Over the next five weeks, we will be going over five promising technologies looking to explode into the mainstream in 2005. With our new Rule Breakers newsletter singling out tomorrow's great growth stocks early in their disruptive stage, it just seems the appropriate way to break into the new year.
Today, we're taking a closer look at RFID -- or radio frequency identification. This inventory tracking technology enters a dynamic chapter this month, as retailers like Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) are requiring that their largest suppliers tag deliveries with passive RFID tags. Even the U.S. Department of Defense is using them.
You don't need to know the nuts and bolts of supply-chain management to understand why RFID is going to revolutionize inventory control. Unlike dormant UPC bar code labels, RFID tags can communicate with RFID readers. So companies can track merchandise in an instant.
It's not just retailers. The technology is already being embedded in everything from casino chips to household pets. While the current cost of the RFID tags makes it unlikely that they will replace UPC or security tags entirely, the new technology does have some investing implications in 2005.
For starters, the breadth of data from RFID tags should serve as a boon to database software companies like Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL). While the companies making the chips, such as Texas Instruments (Nasdaq: TXN), clearly stand to benefit, more tempting opportunities exist in firms like Zebra Technologies (Nasdaq: ZBRA) and Printronix (Nasdaq: PTNX), which specialize in the printing solutions behind the disposable labels that house the RFID chips.
In the end, the biggest winners may be the actual retailers. As long as the suppliers are able to absorb the costs of migrating to the RFID standard without inflating their prices, it is the stores that will be able to achieve some degree of margin improvement, thanks to the significant advances in supply chain management.
How big is RFID going to be? Let's just say that IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) will be spending $250 million and $150 million, respectively, in RFID technology over the next five years.
Think you should follow suit as an investor? You can approach RFID from many different angles, and if your appetite for Rule Breakers has been whetted, stay close. We will be back with another disruptive technology for 2005 next Monday. And yes, there is still time to sign up for a free 30-day trial of the newsletter.
Where will tracking and supply chain management technology go from here? What are some of the other public companies looking to make a mint in RFID? All this and more -- in the RFID discussion board. Only on Fool.com.
Longtime Fool contributor Rick Munarriz wants to slap a passive RFID tag on the future so he will always know where to find it. He does not own shares in any of the companies mentioned in this story. He is a member of the Rule Breakers analytical team, seeking out tomorrow's great growth stocks today.


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Handgunsusa seems a bit vague. Can you carry in the Great Smokey Mountain Park? We are visiting from out of state. As I understand it,we cannot carry in state parks etc.
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Handgunsusa seems a bit vague. Can you carry in the Great Smokey Mountain Park? We are visiting from out of state. As I understand it,we cannot carry in state parks etc.
Great Smoky Mountains National park is what you're refering to I belive and it's a national park. You can carry as long as you follow the NC laws on concealed carry.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (U.S. National Park Service)
Here is their firearms position.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park - Laws & Policies (U.S. National Park Service)
If you go to any state parks you can not carry, here is the link to the State Parks site and their position on firearms.
N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation: Frequently Asked Questions
Enjoy the mountains, it's a pretty time of the year!
Currently no, but there is a bill working through the state legislature to change this. Here is a link to handgunlaw.us that may be I bit clearer. Handgunlaw.us
NC specific http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/northcarolina.pdf
I carried there last year, and talked to one of the volunteer rangers. Who happened to be a former LE Ranger about CC in the park. She said it was a non issue for them. I usually OC when hiking, and have OC'd around Rangers on the Blue Ridge Parkway too. If it were not legal, well I think I would have been told.
The confusion started because the original park service mandate connected National Park carry to State Park carry. A court struck it down. When the legislature replaced it with an amendment, we actually got a much better law out of it.
Enjoy, it's beautiful.
You can carry on the Tennessee side, but not the North Carolina side of the park. Just don't carry into any buildings where federal employees work while aboard the park.
Double tap.
NC Bullseye, thx for answering the OP correctly by providing links to back up your answers...
I understand people trying to be helpful in answering someones question(s)...I guess what perturbs me the most is for someone to try and be helpful and provide INCORRECT information/answers. It would seem that we all should attempt to research our answers to insure correctness BEFORE giving out information. Mistakes will still be made, but it certainly will cut down on a lot of misinformation... I include myself in what I'm trying to say...I've been guilty and after getting burned by providing incorrect information, I QUICKLY LEARNED MY LESSON... I guess this will be one of those "let's flame him posts", but I'm just speakin from the heart... JMO
I fail to see where you'll encounter any flaming. It's tough to fault reason and logic most of the time. Although, it is a strange time we live in.
If you can legally carry in the state the National Park is located you can carry in the National Park. No state has passed a law yet to ban carry in National Parks in their state. Maine thought about it but didn't do it. There are areas in National Parks that are off limits. This is mainly buildings owned by the government and they must be posted with signs. Federal Law states they must be posted or you can't be charged with breaking the federal law on firearms on federal property. Some National Parks are posting outside areas. Places where Park Rangers would give lectures etc. Federal Law states buildings and doesn't mention outside areas but they have posted such areas. I would not want to be the test case in this instance. The feds have a money printing press and I don't and the least they will do is bankrupt you. The signs are easy to see so stay out of posted areas and you will be fine.
As for federal laws if you go to Handgunlaw.us and click on USA at the bottom of the main page map it will take you to the USA Page that explains all this. The best thing to do at Handgunlaw.us is read the paragraph just to the right of the main page map and the FAQ's that are linked in the left column. That will tell you where to find most info on the site.


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WASHINGTON - This town can get pretty wound up when a politician misbehaves.
Given some of the reactions to Bobby Jindal's off-script remarks Monday, you'd think he'd been caught with a mirror on his shoe in the ladies' restroom.
No, it was much worse than that.
Hide the children. He defied protocol!
In town for the National Governors Association winter meeting, Jindal joined other state chief executives in front of the White House after a meeting with the president. Taking the microphone, Jindal said among other things that "the Obama economy is now the minimum wage economy," and the president is "waving the white flag of surrender."
It's a wonder no one fainted.
According to those who follow closely every little thing, governors are in town to share blankies and not hurt feelings. They're supposed to be bipartisan-ish and leave the spleen venting to Congress. Bobby didn't get the memo.
His comments prompted a faux-angry rejoinder from Connecticut's Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy, who called Jindal's remarks "the most partisan statement that we've had all weekend," - and Jindal's white flag comment "the most insane statement I've ever heard." (Really? Even wackier than you-can-keep-your-insurance-if-you-like-it?)
A smiling Jindal took the microphone again, adding that if his earlier comments were the most partisan thing Malloy had heard, "I want to make sure that he hears a more partisan statement."
And so it went.
It should be mentioned that there were plenty of smiles all around and no one seemed to be reaching for their Valium. But Jindal seemed to be having a really good time - comfortable in his bravura, not to mention being in such close proximity to the White House, his hoped-for future home.
Of course, he's running for president in 2016. He hasn't said so, but he clearly is. His actions speak far louder than his words. Given this obvious fact, Jindal can't start too soon demonstrating his older, wiser more experienced persona. He has to be aggressive to convince the Republican base that he's a stand-up guy willing to jump in the ring with Apollo Creed. OK, so maybe with Dannel Malloy.
This isn't such an easy sell for the slightly built Rhodes scholar who became the nation's youngest governor. And though Jindal is a Catholic convert - and he speaks with the natural lilt of his birth state of Louisiana - he is not visually "one of us" in the way some Republicans have demonstrated they're most comfortable. To the birther sensibility, if President Obama was born in Kenya, then Jindal could be from Punjab. In fact, he was conceived there but born in Baton Rouge.
Birtherism is not unique to the fever swamps of Republican fringe dwellers, it is useful to remember. When Jindal ran for governor in 2007, opponents frequently noted that his first name is Piyush. Democrats mentioned "Piyush Bobby Jindal" as often as Republicans brought up "Barack Hussein Obama" the following year.
Whatever you call him, anyone who has met Jindal quickly realizes that he considers himself a good ol' boy, born and bred. Bubba Bobby. An admitted policy nerd who probably would rather revamp health care reform - overnight with no coffee - than attend a gator-wrestling match, he's apparently ready to start flexing his muscles.
Hence, what we saw Monday and likely will see again and again. Whether he could land the Republican nomination seems iffy at best, but it won't be for lack of intelligence. Smarts is something else.
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Re: Hypergeometric1F1 polynomial
> The polynomial form you are expecting (see In[1]) can be obtained by
> taking the series expansion about x == 0 to the order n (see In[2]).
Well, I can obtain it even without series expansion. For example, as
In[3]:= Hypergeometric1F1[-1, -2, 2 x]
Out[3]= 1 + x
The problem is that the answers given by Mathematica to the Sum problem, are
not the same - they are not polynomials, with the series expansion, or


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Anne Wareham takes us through the inspirations behind the garden she created at Veddw.
In "A Book of Silence" Sara Maitland reflects on the place of gardens in the church and the monastic tradition and then goes on:
"I discovered there were modern and secular interpretations of this tradition – gardens that reflect, illustrate and develop personal philosophies and ideas of beauty; gardens that really are a form of art: Little Sparta, the late Ian Hamilton's garden in Lanarkshire; Charles Jenks' Garden of Cosmic Speculation; the Veddw, Anne Wareham's garden near Monmouth. These gardens are an open-ended, always changing way of exploring personal meaning and the interior world; they are lovely places that hold together nature and culture; they find meaning in very mundane processes – and these are silent."
Using the garden this way as a form of expression grew on me gradually and arose partly out of the way I experienced this part of the Welsh Borders when we arrived twenty two years ago.
We arrived here by chance, from London, out of a sudden and necessary change of plan. The countryside felt very strange – none of the pretty, cosy villages surrounded by fields I associated with the British countryside; instead an enormous number of tiny settlements scattered all over, with the odd church isolated in a field.
In an effort to understand the place I'd arrived in I began to research the local history. At the same time I began to make a garden on the two fields which flanked the house: me and my spade. It was a mad undertaking and remains one. We had no money to help us create the garden, so very little help, and I had no idea how to design or make a garden on this scale. And now we are faced with maintaining the result into our dotage, as we can never imagine leaving.
When I wasn't garden making I was at the local record office trying to uncover the history of the agricultural labourer's cottage we had bought. I discovered it was originally part of a squatter settlement and that the local landscape was much more ancient than that surrounding villages of the kind I had thought so typical of Britain. Inevitably I reflected on the people I was learning about, and the nature of the hard lives they had lived here and I began to find ways to pay homage to them in the garden I was making.
I am not attracted to informal gardens with wiggly borders, so I divided up the land in the bottom of the small valley above the house with a pattern of yew hedges, enclosing various gardens. The hedges provide sculptural delight in winter, especially when topped with frost, and I fronted the house with a four square garden with topiary, which similarly gives year round value.
And as one slope of the valley behind the house is visible from the other, I made a pattern there too. In recognition of one of the predominant activities in this landscape and its typical field form, – small fields with sinuous field boundaries, – I based the design on the 1848 Tithe Map of the Veddw. I outlined the 'agricultural fields' with hundreds of tiny box plants to create the field edges and filled the 'fields' with ornamental grasses, as echoes of their crops.
I also preserved in the design what original meadow I could spare from my ambitious garden making. Our local 'meadow groups' have taught local people to preserve their meadows with their range of threatened wild flowers and grasses, and I have heeded their advice. The result is beautiful as well as worthy and every year there are more orchids complimenting my care of them.
I have added words to the garden where I can: one gate has an extract from a memoir of the local rag collector who built a school and chapel for the "rude, ragged, boisterous mountain children" who… suffered "occasionally from cold and hunger," and (who were) "exposed to peculiar temptations." Elsewhere I have erected memorial stones to the idiosyncratic Welsh border place names which have been lost or changed.
I am not the kind of gardener who jumps out of bed at four in the morning to attack the slugs. I value quiet and reflection; and so my favourite place in the garden is the reflecting pool. Shallow, and filled with mysterious black water (dyed with an organic black dye) it reflects the hedges, which we have shaped in echoes of the gentle curves of the Monmouthshire hills, the trees beyond them and the sky. There are no ornamental plants or flowers visible, so no weeds or work. Just peace, and the opportunity to sit amongst beauty and talk, or think, or just sit.
To find out more about Anne and her work, visit the Veddw site, or Thinking Gardens, the site she runs dedicated to critical appraisals of garden design. You can also buy 'Discovering Welsh Gardens' by Charles Hawes and Stephen Anderton. All photos copyright Clive Nichols and Charles Hawes. Please hover your mouse over the image for credits. All rights reserved.


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About Monique Jivram:
Bilingual British/Colombian illustrator Monique Jivram graduated from Winchester school of art in 2007, she creates exceptionally unique and vibrant illustrations. Fascination with objects, layers and black line is evident in all her pieces. Her work has been described as unique, striking and contemporary.
Throughout her work there is a palpable sense of nostalgia, reflecting on the current status of old objects. The use of commonplace objects throughout the work prompts a sense of familiarity and recollections. The work taps into a universal visual language and communication of objects through prior experiences.
Punchy illustrations are created as a starting point and then refined on a computer. Her work gains inspiration from overheard conversations and is sometimes influenced by her Latin American ancestry. She relies heavily on the concept of schemas and mnemonics beginning each piece by mapping out images that support and develop her starting text.
When requested, she can integrate a craft element into her work combining urban embroidery with vibrant ink drawings.
Monique was born and currently lives in London.
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Selected clients & collaborations
We Make London.
Latitude festival.
The National Alzheimer's Society.
Laura Lees.
The Music Regime.
Blank pages.
Frieda and Nellie.
Noise of art.
The Big Issue.
Art route.
Nu-craft Urban stars.
Create today
Hesa in print
Bee Smith Millinery
Selected print & publications
Who's Jack magazine.
Sketchbook Magazine.
El Camino
Paper girl.
Cut Click.
Creature Magazine.
Amelia's magazine.
Selected press // web
Illustration Rally
Central station
Craft gossip
Screaming Sardine
Selected exhibitions & events
Corner shop.
Brick Lane back yard.
East London Art Trail.
Guerilla Gallery.
Cactus Gallery.
Trinity theatre.
Brighton art fair.
Meiner Gallery.
Strombolis, Carnaby street.
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