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Last week was one of those weeks where you start to hear rumblings about the upcoming forecast, words brandied about like "arctic", "front", "polar", and "vortex". A recent trip back to Buffalo Creek area trails whet my appetite for camping and being out there. Add these two things together, and you gotta get out there while it's still good.
It's been a while since I got in an overnight bike packing and with the season wrapping up a bit, I decided to take on the Colorado Trail's (CT) segment 1 and 2. Initially, I had even thought about riding from my house, potentially leaving on Friday night after work, but I lucked out on not doing that. Waterton Canyon, the first stretch of CT 1, has been closed during the week and it looks like the light rain that came down during Friday night was snow up in some of the north facing slopes of the CT.
Saturday, Waterton was a bit soft but fun cool cruise. There was a bit of headwind, but I just kept the pedaling soft and enjoyed it. In classic fashion for that section of trail, I had a stand off with a Bighorn as it wanted to move down the canyon. Or maybe he just wasn't sure why I had so much stuff. As you enter the first bit of single track, I could tell the shifting on my bike was definitely not "right" but it seemed to be more noisy than in danger of breaking, so I pressed on.
The CT from Waterton climbs up to Lenny's Rest, a bench and trail intersection with a trail to connect to Indian Creek trails. Then you bomb into the Bear Creek drainage and back up along this steep, rocky canyon. You hit the first proper hike-a-bike section (yes, people ride it). The climbing is unrelenting until you hit a techy section along the creek. There's a few forced hikes here too. After climbing to a ridgeline, you get a bit of respite in a more rolling terrain. About 4 miles out you hit one of the best overlooks I've seen. As I descended through this section a rider passed me on his way to do 1 and 2 and back all in a day!
Then you get a magical, switchback friendly, descent down to the South Platte River. I stopped here, ate some food, adjusted clothing layers, and started out on segment 2. Segment 2 east-to-west is pretty much a climb the entire way. From the river, I encountered tight switchbacks which eventually gives way to just some steady climbing. At times I hiked through deep, steep graded patches of decomposed granite. Bike packing is more akin to backpacking at times than people may realize! After a wooded section I ran into a group of riders who I had met briefly back in Waterton who were shuttling segments 3 to 1. We chatted a bit about bike packing and it was good to have a bit of company after pedaling for 4+ hours almost alone.
Nearing the top, I ran out of water in my hydration pack and so I knew stopping at the firehouse was going to be in order. At the start of the ride, I'd made my first snafu. Originally I planned for taking my hydration pack (100oz) and two water bottles (64oz), but I figured between the river at 16-odd miles in and the firehouse, I wouldn't need it. When I got to 126, I rolled down to the firehouse and searched for the water spout. I couldn't find it. Dejected, I rolled back up to the CT and rode the last few miles to camp. I had 32oz of water to get me through the rest of the day, cooking that night, coffee in the morning, tending a fire, and then back down to the river. I had enough (too much?) other food with me that didn't require cooking, so I made a plan to skip cooking and coffee to save water. There was an small stream about a mile away that I could filter, but it was downhill from where I was camped (and so it would be back up hill to get to camp), so I just didn't go. I made my fire, snacked through the night, and read. That night, I slept in my bivy, but my sleeping pad wouldn't keep air so this made a fitful night of sleep.
In the morning, I tore down camp and headed to the Little Scraggy lot before eating breakfast. As I made breakfast there, a few people came by and chatted. One asked if I needed anything and when I asked if they had any water to spare, I got an extra 32oz of water from them. I now had about 40-odd ounces of water to get me to river which made my day.
As I rolled out towards the start of segment 2, I saw some elk and deer, rolled down one of my favorite portions of singletrack. Crossing Raleigh Peak road, the trail drops down through lots of terrain I had hiked the day before. You hit one steep tough climb and then the rest of the way is almost entirely downhill. Surfing a weighted bike through the decomposed granite was a lot different than riding down without bikepacking gear. My legs felt like bricks, but could handle steady output of power. Any sudden peaks of power were difficult. I reached the river in a little over an hour and half, pulled out my water filter, and got some more water. This was the first time using my filter so it was a bit of learning process … but it went pretty well.
The river is the second major low point of these two sections, so that meant climbing back up. It's almost 4 miles of climbing up some rocky, power hungry sections. I ended up walking a few places where I just didn't have the might to get through rocky terrain while climbing. It was a beautiful morning and the sun was finally peaking by the time I got to the top. Then I ripped through a rolling section of single track that really made me feel like I was truly mountain biking, not bike packing. As I worked my way back to Bear Creek, I saw my first person (a trail runner), then a couple groups of mountain bikers. I rode much of the technical features on the way through the section, which was surprising given the weight of my bike. Hitting the climbs back to Lennys was difficult and the shifting was definitely starting to complain. I pushed up to Lenny's and was finally there. All down hill from there!
All in all, that's about 56 miles and 7,700 feet of gain in two days. Both sections have really great trail and really difficult trail. There are places that are going to require at least some pushing, even if it is just around tight switchbacks.
- Bike: Spearfish
- Sleeping pad, attached to handlebars
- Saddle bag (Revelate Pika): sleeping bag and bivy, sleeping bag liner, stakes, some extra clothes
- Frame bag (JPaks): tools, tubes, first aid, riding food
- Backpack (Gregory): clothing, stove, one 32oz water bottle, 3L bladder, tarp
The bike bags are nearing maxed out with the loadout they have. Currently my spearfish won't fit a bar bag, which would get pretty much everything on the bike. I think for overnights, the Spearfish will still work great. They can be loaded out better but I'm looking into a new bike for 2+ night trips, letting the Spearfish still be a general MTB and overnighter when I want it. The backpack load that I had was very manageable (especially when the 3L of water was empty!) so it wasn't problematic.


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Take a quick look at our The Daily Hex gallery for a refreshing doze of Water Leaf!
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Hex actually pertains to hex values, which are 6-digit hexidecimal numbers that are primarily used in web design. Your photographs can be viewed by hex values and we have almost 1,500 common colors that you can browse through, most of which have names that are quirky, goofy, and downright weird. But don't be fooled, these colors are real eye candies, too!
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Christina Aguilera: Berlin "Burlesque" Photo Call
Making her way around Western Europe, Christina Aguilera was spotted at a photo call for "Burlesque" in Berlin, Germany today (December 16).
The "Genie in a Bottle" songstress posed alongside Cam Gigandet, Cher, Kristen Bell, and director Steve Antin ahead of the big premiere.
And it seems Christina has been making the most of her time overseas, as she and her boyfriend Matt Rutler took in a show at Le Crazy Horse while in Paris.
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RIVERDALE, N.J., Feb. 7, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The danger of harmful airborne particles -- triggering worrisome levels of outdoor and indoor air pollution -- has become a top-of-mind issue for an increasing number of countries. As reported by BBC.com on January 7, China has become so alarmed by rising levels of smog and pollution that it has launched an effort estimated at 1.7 trillion yuan -- about $280 billion -- to clean up the power stations and traffic fumes responsible for a significant portion of harmful particles. It has also embraced green technology as a means to tackle the country's air quality crisis.
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Language Learning with Technology
2.4 Class blog Main goals Level Time Learning focus Preparation
Getting to know each other Pre-intermediate (B1) and above 20 minutes Responding in writing to what other learners have written This activity is to encourage learners to use a blog and write comments on other learners' class-blog posts. Set up the class blog beforehand, and write an introductory post. The procedure below will explain how to set up a class blog (see Appendix B 2.4 for suggestions on blogging platforms).
Technical requirements A computer room, or class set of laptops/netbooks/tablets. Alternatively, the learners can join
the blog and write the comments for homework.
Procedure ı If the learners don't already have a blog to use for class, ask them if they know what a blog is, and introduce them to the new class blog. 2 If using multiple computers, ask the learners to join the class blog and to write their first post, introducing themselves and saying three things they think most people in the class won't know about them. 3 As the learners finish, ask them to get to know more about their classmates by reading what they have written, and also to write a few comments on some of the learner entries. To help them, write some of the following on the board, and ask the learners to add to these possible ways of starting to write a comment. This made me think about ... This makes me think of ...
This is important because ... I don't understand …
4 Finish by setting another task for homework. Ask the learners to write a blog post on one of the following subjects: What I find easy/hard about learning English Where I am going on my next holiday
What I like doing in class My online life
5 Continue the momentum by writing comments and referring to them in the next class. Use the blog as a way of communicating with learners outside of normal class times. If you use a class blog, you may want to set homework, as a blog entry, for the learners there. Finally, encourage the learners to write, but not only because you set homework; they can write about anything else that interests them. Variation Giving each learner their own blog can be more motivating, as learners have a greater sense of ownership and can individualise the look and feel of the blog. However, individual learner blogs also mean more work for you, the teacher, especially if you monitor what each learner writes and add comments to their posts, which is recommended. A compromise would be to divide learners into groups and set up a blog for each group of learners. 32
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2.4 Class Blog from Language Learning with Technology by Graham Stanley © Cambridge University Press 2013


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Apartment Honeysuckle
-four old cans with two holes punched out near the top (I spray painted mine a muted bronze so that it blended in a bit.)
-tomato cage opened flat
-potted honeysuckle
1. Floss the twine through the cans and suspend them from whatever supporting structure you're going to be using. My patio comes with a privacy wall, which was perfect for this project.
2. Tie the tomato cage to the cans.
3. Position the planted honeysuckle so that it is within reach of the suspended cage and, if possible, make it within range of the apartment sprinklers.
4. Wrap the honeysucke around the bars of the cage.
This one is mine when I first planted it, and then a month later. Eventually I'll suspend another. cage and have the plant cover the whole wall. As you can see from the side image, the plant is growing in front of, but not on the wall itself. This prevents landlord conflict since there's no worries that I'm making permanent changes to the structure.


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Vipassana Activities in New York & New Jersey
Page updated on: 2/2/2011The Vipassana group in New York holds group sittings, special events such as public talks, and other Dhamma-related activities.
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The head of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog said his agency expects to sign a deal with Iran to allow an investigation of the Islamic Republic's nuclear program.
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On 12/12/2011 11:52 PM, Bill Trott wrote:
> Guess I missed the original message-----------I am 82
> I pay my dues to the RUG , ten years at a time.
Have you made arrangements for someone to take over your website, if you
have one, as URL can only be renewed 2 year at a time. I asked but my
host will not let me go 20 year at a time and neither will the bank.
Ian Singer
Counting but hope the spring stays tight.
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Prior to departing for Roumania, Dr. Selig Brodetsky, member of the World Zionist Executive in charge of political affaires, visited the British Ambassador here, as well as the First Secretary of the Embassy and the Palestine passport officer.
Dr. Brodetsky informed the British representatives of the difficulties the Zionist Organization is experiencing in view of the limitations placed in the way of immigration to Palestine. There is a large group of people in Poland, including middle class immigrants who desire to go to Palestine, but are unable to secure immigration permits, Dr. Brodetsky stated.


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Nov. 25—No game scheduled.
Nov. 24—Frank Del Valle made his fourth straight start and the left-hander lasted until in the fourth, allowing a solo homer for the only run scored. Del Valle walked five and gave up two hits in 3.2 innings, facing 19 hitter. He fanned two and didn't figure in the decision, a 2-1 loss to Aragua in the s second game of the DH.
2B Luis Valbuena ripped his second homer, a three-run shot in the 9th inning of Lara's 8-3 win over Magallanes. Valbuena was 1-4 with a walk and is hitting .275.
Dominican Winter League
Nov. 25—Junior Lake was 2-4 with a RBI double and a run in Estrellas' 7-2 loss to Gigantes. Lake is now hitting .361. Marcos Mateo (3-0 1.13) made his 13th appearance of the season getting two out sin the ninth. Mateo allowed a leadoff single and then the next hitter reached on an error. The right-hander fanned the next two hitters and was taken out of the game.
Nov. 24—No Cubs prospects saw action.
Mexican Pacific Winter League
Nov. 25—No games scheduled.
Nov. 24—SS Walter Ibarra extended his hitting streak to five games going 2-5 including a two-run single in Mazatlan's 5-4 win over Obregon. Ibarra also scored a run and is now hitting .174.
Puerto Rican Winter League
Nov. 25—Rubi Silva upped his average to .385, going 3-4 with a RBI, a double, walk and a run scored in Ponce's 7-4 win over Caguas. Jonathan Mota (.172) was 1-4 with a two-run double.
SS Edwin Maysonet (.250) was 0-3 in Santurce's 4-1 loss to Carolina.
Nov. 24—Rubi Silva had his third straight multi-hit game going 2-3 with a double, RBI and a walk in Ponce's 4-2 win. Silva is hitting .343 in nine games. Jonathan Mota went 0-3 and is hitting.167.
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Victoria's 11,000 deer hunters will fight a Government decision that will ban them from using foxhounds within three months.
Foxhounds are to be banned from April 24 because they are believed to be too aggressive. But deer hunters say the ban could end the sport.
Max Rheese, Victorian president of the Australian Deer Hunters Association, said foxhounds, which make up 96 per cent of registered deer hunting dogs in Victoria, were being unfairly singled out in efforts to curb illegal hunting.
"Foxhounds shouldn't be used as a scapegoat for the Government's inadequate enforcement activity," said Mr Rheese, who has been involved in deer hunting for 35 years.
Hunters prefer foxhounds because they have the strength and agility to keep up with Sambar deer, which weigh up to 300 kilograms and which Mr Rheese said number more than 25,000 in Victoria since introduction more than a century ago.
But Animals Australia chief executive Glenys Oogjes said it was the dog's size that was the problem, enabling them to drag deer down, unlike smaller breeds such as beagles.
Last month the State Government said it would ban the hounds to ensure deer were hunted humanely and to improve the control hunters had over their dogs.
Deer hunters will still be able to use beagles and pure bloodhounds and stalk deer. But Mr Rheese said foxhounds were not aggressive and it was other dogs, such as rottweilers and pit bulls, that pulled down deer.
He said he was disappointed that the Government was proceeding with the ban, despite the number of attacks by dogs on deer having fallen. A rally against the ban is planned at the end of the month and Mr Rheese said the association would try to show that banning foxhounds would not stop illegal hunting.
He said he supported stricter penalties for hunting on private property without owners' permission and hunting in national parks. "Instead of banning the dogs they should increase penalties and the number of wildlife staff," Mr Rheese said. with Stathi Paxinos
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Thomas Graichen wrote: > yes and yes ... you may also compile it statically > into the kernel (which i think is the most simple > solution) ... as said - i usually use a small (64M) > ext2 /boot because it is simple and does not hurt > (you may even mount it ro to avoid the fsck :-) Yeah, I usually make a /boot anymore. And I _always_ separate out /tmp, /var and /usr (plus data like /home). > ... you may also have a look at my little stand-alone > environment which might migration or "daily care" of such > an close to xfs only system a bit simpler > http://innominate.org/~graichen/projects/miniroot/ Thanx dude! I'll probably put it to good use soon when I convert my RedHat 7.0 systems from kernel 2.2+Ext3 to 2.4+XFS. [ Speaking of memory, the FAQ might want to address this ... ] What should be the _minimum_ amount of memory for a 2.4.x kernel with XFS? I was going to try a "minimalistic" system of a PPro 180MHz with only 48MB of RAM. Anyone want to warn me against trying? ;-PPP -- TheBS -- Bryan "TheBS" Smith, Engineer CONTACT INFO *********************************************************** Chat: thebs413 @ AOL/MSN/Yahoo (see http://Everybuddy.com) Email: mailto:thebs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,thebs@xxxxxxxxxxx
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Diamond Cut
Cut is the factor most directly influenced by man, everything else is dictated by nature. It is the cut that enables a diamond to make the best use of light. When a diamond is cut to good proportions, light is reflected and refracted from one facet to another and then dispersed through the crown or top of the stone. If the cut is too deep or too shallow, some light escapes through the pavilion or bottom before it can be reflected.
Diamond Characteristics
Chemical Composition: Carbon
Hardness: 10
Refractive Index: 2.418
Specific Gravity: 3.52
Lustre: Adamantine
Locations Where Found: South Africa, Russia, Australia, Angola, Botswana
Colours: Colourless, Yellow, (other colours such as red are extremely rare)
Almost all diamonds contain extremely small inclusions. Most are not discernible to the naked eye and require magnification to become apparent. They are nature's fingerprints and make every diamond quite unique. The fewer there are, the rarer and more valuable and precious the stone.
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I am mostly content with the forum. The only notable things that are missing are a Private Messaging system and a Sticky function (A search function would be helpful as well, but not necessary).
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I am mostly content with the forum. The only notable things that are missing are a Private Messaging system and a Sticky function (A search function would be helpful as well, but not necessary).
Yeah, stickies and forum search are a must. Reader reviews would be totally awesome, and PM'ing would make things convenient, though it's not really necessary.
gaminguy wrote:
all we need are rankings see my topic should we have rankings for senority and posts, it is somthin like that
no, no we don't.
future of NL >:3
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I am undecided about switching or updating the current forum....
I mean, I am used to vBulletin moreso then this but, if the majority of members feel happy about this then it doesn't need to change.
Saying that, the disability of not merging threads, cluttered locked threads, slow paced responses and such does require at least some improvements to the site.
That being said, at least members here don't mention "post counts" or "gif signatures" like the majority do, so it evens all out in the end. Also, you can catch up on what people have said if you have decided to take a break from the forums for like a week (holiday) which is nice.
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Main Final Fantasy & Quest/Shinobi Team fan...but I do like many SEGA games and a few Nintendo games.
I can be cute if I want to be, but I choose not to...as it's not my style.
The forums are in need of a make over in a huge way, post counts or gif signatures would be a bonus but not a must but no search option and no PM'ing in this day in age is bad.
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"I reckon I'M gonna have to climb that thing." ~ Nathan Drake
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cool, really now im convinced that all this place needs is pming and seraching to make it more convienent, we really don't need a gimmick (there ARE some others besides rankings) luckily, NL stays far from that
BTW, it embaresses me to admit i don't know what sticky topics are, can you please tell me? I usually don't use forums but NL's community is actually GOOD unlike most other places.
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sup, I will give you advice if you ask.
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Wooh.Can't wait for the update.Please keep the simple ,clean layout though. I can't stand fussily designed websites,so off putting.Other than that give us stickys, emoticon buttons and collapsible quote boxes.That is all....oh and if you can, some pictures of pretty (semi naked:optional) ladies holding various Nintendo paraphernalia,ta.
EDIT: Oh and is there a problem with the spell check, it only works if I post then edit? Minor problem granted..
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hey, i just found a place where you can serach for dorum topics and who posted, is this work in progress, since it stops at G?
sup, I will give you advice if you ask.
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thanks ANT!! ive been waiting for changes for a year. but please leave the format like it currently is. i dont want it like gamefaqs forums that have like 50 topics then several sub topics.
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Conventional wisdom seems to have concluded that the Obama administration has failed in its effort to promote clean energy through loans generated through its economic stimulus program. Michael Grunwald at Time.com provides an analysis of the far more encouraging movement in this area.
The story that most of us are familiar with is that of Solyndra, the California company that went bankrupt in August 2011 after receiving an Obama administration loan. An attempt was even made to show corruption was involved in the Solyndra loan, but "an exhaustive Republican investigation found no wrongdoing," Grunwald reported.
In his analysis, Grunwald compares Solyndra with the electric car company Fisker, which is also going bankrupt after a loan from the administration. Once again it seems like the Obama administration just got it wrong in attempting to promote clean energy: be it solar, wind, fuel-efficient car makers or other clean-tech businesses.
Yet, two well-publicized failures have drowned out the rest of what is happening. Grunwald tells the rest of the story — a story that is seldom enunciated — such as the solar industry's tenfold growth since 2008, despite Solyndra's failings.
The loan program included a total of $40 billion, and was meant as startup money not necessarily meant to ensure success. An independent review by Sen. John McCain's finance chairman indicates that the program is performing well, as Grunwald details. He suggests that the program is actually transforming the energy landscape.
There is, of course, an issue here of the proper role of government. There are those who believe government should have no involvement in such activity. Let the marketplace pick winners and losers.
Others feel the government is right to promote development that will enhance the competitiveness of our country against others, and will assist with promoting important areas where the market on its own may not be able to support.
In either case, we ought to be sure we have the facts correct on what is occurring. We should not rely on nor promote selective instances that further our point of view at the expense of the truth. Reading Grunwald's excellent article may well be a good place to begin.
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Numerous events and festivals are held in Carmel throughout the year. Some of the highlights include the following:
Art of Wine
Saturday, July 19, 20155 – 10 p.m.
Location: Carmel Arts & Design District – area around Main and Range Line Road
Description: A treat for your senses; Enjoy a summer evening experiencing vintages al fresco at The Art of Wine. Guests 21 years of age and older can enjoy a variety of wines while also taking in the district's galleries, shops and restaurants. Live entertainment enhances this event, which is a favorite of many.
For more information, visit:http://www.carmelartsanddesign.com
The art of the automobile is on display in Carmel's Arts & Design District during Artomobilia. Cars from all eras line the streets and galleries exhibit art with an auto theme.
Carmel Porchfest
Carmel Porchfest
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Carmel PorchFest Promo 2015
Carmel Farmers Market
Farmers Market Time Lapse Promo video
Held Saturday mornings, Mid-May thru the end of October
Location: 5 Center Green, Carmel IN 46032 (At the corner of City Center Drive & S.W. 3rd Street, in the shadow of the Palladium.)
One of the City's most popular events is the Carmel Farmers Market. Neighbors enjoy socializing while strolling through the market to purchase fresh produce, baked and canned goods, flowers, and more from local vendors. Live music also adds to the pleasant atmosphere of the market. Firehouse cookoffs, a Veggie Art Contest, and cooking demonstrations are planned throughout the summer. Visit http://carmelfarmersmarket.com/ for more information.
Carmel Farmers Winter Market
Carmel Winter Market Promo
Held every Saturday from November 14, 2015 to March 12, 2016 from 9 AM to 12 noon with the exception of December 26, 2015 and January 2, 2016 when there will be no Market.
Location: Winter Farmers Market, Wilfong Pavilion in Founders' Park
Featuring 21 vendors selling a cornucopia of locally produced foods such as herbs, vegetables, fruit, plants, meat, poultry, fish, honey, and wine. The Winter Farmers Market will be held in its new location at the indoor, heated Wilfong Pavilion in Founders' Park, located at 116th Street and Hazel Dell.
This event is free and open to the public.
The Market is produced and managed by the Carmel Farmers Market in partnership with Carmel Parks Department.
Visit http://carmelfarmersmarket.com/ for more information.
Carmel on Canvas
Carmel on Canvas Promo 2015
Carmel on Canvas Plein Air Painting Event provides artists with 3 days of plein air painting, within the Carmel Arts & Design District. Early registration is $40 and registration the days of the event will be $50. We are awarding a total of $5,000 in awards with any sales going 100% to artists. Artists may paint Friday and Saturday and submit one framed work for judging at the Artist's Reception Saturday at the Indiana Design Center. The awards for this event will be $4,000, including $1,000 for Best of Show.
Sunday, we will follow with the QUICK PAINT Sunday for artists 14 and older with awards totalling $1,000. Registration for this event will be $15, payable Sunday at registration. The Carmel Artists Association will also assist with the student section for the Paint Out. Registration for that event will be free with awards announced at the registration.
Carmel Historical Society
Carmel Historical Holiday Home Tour - details click here
The City of Carmel's Holocaust - Days of Remembrance Ceremony is held each year to remember and honor the victims of the Holocaust. This event will be held in the Tarkington Theater at The Center for the Performing Arts and includes a Civic Proclamation by Mayor Brainard and special guest speakers. Area schools and churches participate in the event featuring musical performances and speeches.
Ceremony - date on www.Carmel.in.gov
Held annually on July 3rd and 4th
Location: Carmel Civic Square
This annual festival celebrating the 4th of July is the highlight of summer in Carmel. Festivities include a parade, live entertainment, food vendors and a spectacular fireworks display. Activities are available for all age groups, making it a fun event for the entire family. Visit www.carmelfest.net for more information
Carmel International Arts Festival
Carmel International Arts Festival Promo 2015
Held annually in September
Location: Main Street, Carmel Arts & Design District
The International Arts Festival held in September features a juried art exhibit of artists from around the world. Visitors of all ages also can enjoy concerts, dance performances and hands-on activities for children. The festival takes place in the Carmel Arts and Design District, an area dedicated to the arts in Old Town Carmel. Visit www.carmelartsfestival.org for date and time information.
Holiday on the Square
Held annually the Saturday before Thanksgiving
Location: Carmel Civic Square
Co-sponsored by the City of Carmel and the Carmel Arts Council, this event kicks off the holiday season in Carmel. Holiday entertainment, Santa, his elves, and live reindeer provide a festive atmosphere for the City's Holiday lighting ceremony on Civic Square. The Mayor officiates this event and children can get their picture with Santa for a small fee. Please visit the city's website or call 317-571-2400 for more information.
Holiday in the Arts District
2 – 5 p.m.
Location: Carmel Arts & Design District
Description: Elves, reindeer, carolers, carriage rides and the most unique Santa house in Indiana warm Carmel's Arts & Design District this holiday season.
Pictures from Holiday in the Arts District 2016
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IU Health North Hospital Gallery Walk
Enjoy the fine art, merchant activities, entertainment, culture and shopping of the Carmel Arts and Design District every Second Saturday in 2011! Featuring new artists and exhibits in the galleries each month, guest appearances by international and local artists, and prizes, giveaways or special activities at select events.
• April 9 – Find Your Faberge: Spring Scavenger Hunt in the District; search for giant hand-painted eggs from local artists in merchant windows throughout the District
• May 14 – enter at each gallery for your chance to win a $50 gift card from District businesses
• June 11 – in conjunction with Rock the District
• September 10 – in conjunction with Artomobilia
• December 10 – in conjunction with Holiday in the Arts District
Memorial Day
The City of Carmel honors its fallen heroes at the Memorial Day Ceremony each year. The event is held the Friday before Memorial Day at 9 a.m. The event is held outside at the Veterans Memorial Plaza on Third Avenue SW, south of City Center Drive. Carmel's American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts perform a flag raising ceremony and join the mayor, other dignitaries and a keynote speaker from one of the various branches of the military at this event.
Mooncake Festival Video 2014
Oktoberfest - click here
Summer Family Concert Series at the Gazebo
Held Wednesdays in June, July and August
Location: Carmel Civic Square
This free summer concert series offers weekly family entertainment on the lawn of Carmel Civic Square. Families are encouraged to bring picnic suppers and enjoy the outdoor music. The concerts take place at 7:30 p.m. Visit www.carmelgazeboconcerts.org for schedule information.
Veterans Day
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Dear Gidget,
Darsana in sanskrit means "vision" and it refers specifically to the
different understandings that the learned rishis had regarding the supreme
absolute truth. In the sastras there is a verse that says "eka sat vipraa
bahudaa vadanti", there is one absolute truth, but the learned realized souls
speak of him variously according to their angle of vision. There are generally
six very famous philosophies within the vedic system of thought (called the
shad-darsanas) that are indicated when one uses the word darsana. These
philosophies were all compossed by various disciples of Brahma after hearing
the vedic knowledge from him (in the form of the Upanishads). The Upanishads
(numbering 108 books) are consider the conclusion of all vedic knowledge, and
hence are given the title "vedaanta" which means "end of the veda". After
Brahma gave this end of all knowledge to his disciples, they each wrote
treatise based on what they understood. Unfortunately each one had understood
only a portion of what was taught to them, and as such they all wrote
conclusions that were incomplete. These six incomplete conclusions were given
the names nyaya, vaisesika, sankhya, yoga, karma-mimamsa, and brahma-mimamsa
by their respective authors. The author of the nyaya-darsana (Gautama) had
concluded that atoms were the supreme truth, as everything in existence
appears to made of atoms. The author of the vaisesika-darsana (Kanaada)
slightly differed in opinion by assigning the supreme position to the
_combination_ of atoms. Then Kapila Muni, the author of the sankhya-darsana,
wrote that it is the material nature (energy) hat is the supreme cause. He
explained that the material nature is compossed of twenty-four eternal
principles, and their combination formed the manifested existence. Patanjali,
the author of the yoga-darsana disagreed with them all by stating that the
ultimate cause is non-material cosmic consciousnes. Jaimini, the autor of
karma-mimamsa-darsana, concluded that it is karma, or action and reaction,
that is the cause of everything. He states that _if_ there is a god, he must
be subject to our activities, hence he is not actually the supreme controller.
If I were to do good, he would have to give me good result, if I did bad, he
would have to give me bad result, therefore he is acting according to my
karma. Then Ashtavakra, one of the authors of the brahma-mimamsa-darsana,
concluded that it is the impersonal Brahman that is the cause of everything.
Brahman is defined in the Upanishads as from whom everything comes, in whom
everything is maintained, and into whom everyting ultimately goes (yato vaa
imaani bhutaani jayante, etc.). Each one of these six philosophies (darsanas)
came to a different conclusion as to what is the source of everything.
Finally, Vyaasa, the original compiler of the Vedas wrote the factual
conclusions in the book entitled Vedanta-sutra ("Upanishads in code"). In
the Vedanta-sutra (also known as the Brahma-sutra) Vyaasa establishes that
the para-brahman is He in whom everything rests, including the impersonal
brahmajyoti (spiritual effulgence). Such is the conclusions of Krishna in
the Gita, where He said, "brahmano hi pratisthaaham", "I am the foundation
and basis of the brahman effulgence." Hence, the Brahma-sutra or Vedanta-sutra
establishes Sri Krishna as the source of everything and the cause of all
causes. This Vedanta-sutra is considered the top-most book of knowledge by
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19 votes Bleach
1 vote Sekirei ~Pure Engagement~
This was a great anime. Every time he meets a girl you can pretty much assume that they have some kind of really badass super power or whatever. If you're here for battles between two girls with some kind of badass power then you've come to the right place. But if you're here for ecchi you won't be disappointed either. Plenty of ripping off each others clothing and stuff. Main character finds a girls that has powers and once they've made a contract he is forced into a new kind of game. The way to win is by removing all of the other players from the game. Really great story and characters you'll enjoy. 5/5 just a very good show.


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Coral Gables, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - A year ago Thursday the Blue Devils were humbled by the Hurricanes at BankUnited Center by 27 points when they were the top-ranked team in the country.
This year, they did the humbling.
Star freshman Jabari Parker recorded his fifth double-double of the season and No. 18 Duke picked up its first true road win of the season with a 67-46 drubbing of Miami-Florida on Wednesday.
Parker finished with 17 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks, while Rodney Hook chipped in 12 points for the Blue Devils (15-4, 4-2 ACC), winners of three straight following a slow 1-2 start in ACC play.
"We played really well against a very good basketball team," Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "I was very pleased with our effort."
Miami (10-8, 2-4) fell for the fourth time in six games and has yet to top the 63-point mark in league action. Donnavan Kirk led the struggling Hurricanes offense with a 11-point effort on 5-of-11 shooting.
"They out-worked us in the first half," Miami head coach Jim Larranaga said. "We were like a deer in headlights."
Duke essentially led wire-to-wire, trailing only when it was a 2-0 game.
Parker's jumper near the midway point of the opening half gave Duke a 17-10 cushion, and an 11-0 run after Miami cut its deficit to three widened the gap.
Quinn Cook hit one of the Blue Devils' four first-half 3-pointers during the spurt, which was capped by Hood throwing down consecutive dunks off turnovers.
Garrius Adams' jumper ended Miami's drought and sent the hosts into the break down by a 33-21 count, and while the Hurricanes cleaned up their turnover- prone ways from the first half, they never pulled within single digits in the second.
Duke came out of the halftime on a 9-2 run, with Matt Jones' deep make yielding a 42-23 cushion, and the Blue Devils withstood a nearly five-minute dry spell that allowed Miami to inch as close as a dozen.
Parker's three-point play followed by a Rasheed Sulaimon 3-pointer extended Duke's lead to 53-35 with less than eight minutes remaining, and Duke cruised from there.
Game Notes
Krzyzewski is one win shy of becoming the second coach in NCAA Division I history to record 900 wins at one school ... Miami, which shot 35.4 percent from the floor, fell to 4-5 on its home floor ... Eight of Miami's 11 turnovers came in the first half ... NBA stars LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade and former Blue Devil Shane Battier were in attendance.


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CLUB DAY Aug. 30, 2017 Hours: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Location: Student Union Plaza
Open to all who wish to start a Club. Best day to recruit members.
ASU OFFICE IS LOCATED: Student Union Building 2nd Floor (818) 778-5516 Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-7:00 pm Friday: 9:00 am- 1:00 pm
Inter-Club Council (ICC)
This constitution is hereby established to develop the cultural and recreational opportunities available to students of Valley College; to facilitate efficient coordination of all campus clubs; to protect and maintain the integrity of campus clubs and to make available to as many students as possible the advantages of club membership."
~Preamble to the Inter-Club Council Constitution
The Inter-Club Council (ICC) is a governing body made-up of one representative from each chartered Los Angeles Valley College club. It is the voice of clubs on campus. ICC provides a forum for discussion and information exchange about upcoming events, and creates an opportunity for clubs to collaborate and work together.
The purpose of the ICC is to generate and support club-based activities and events that enrich the students of LAVC. The council allows club representatives to vote, offer guidance; seek solutions, and express concerns related to student organizations in LAVC. Meetings are open to the public.
The purpose of the Inter-Club Council of Los Angeles Valley College is to encourage student membership in clubs, and club participation in cultural awareness, student leadership, academic improvement, and increased campus participation.
Twice a month on Thursdays, 1pm @ Skybox Conference Room (Student Union 2nd floor)
*please check calendar for specific dates*
ICC Constitution
ASU Facebook Page
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The ASU Executive Council has abbreviated Robert's Rules of Order books available in the Office of Student Life for check.
What is Parliamentary Procedure?
Why is it important?
Abilities Club
Meetings: Adapted Gym, Fridays 12:30 pm
Contact Club Advisor: Dave Mallas – firstname.lastname@example.com
Club Purpose:
There is a growing population of students at LAVC with special needs. These individuals have abilities, passions, talents, and unique gifts. Our mission is to help provide them with opportunities to grow, express their talents and strengthen their vocational skills in an effort to qualify them for jobs and internships. We also hope to empower our students with special needs through the organization of campus events and fundraisers, while encouraging their involvement in both the community and student body activities. (Voluntary)
Armenian Student Association
Meetings: Campus Center (CC) 104
Contact Club Advisor: Tracy Bachman – firstname.lastname@example.com
To establish a network foundation with other educational institutions. To provide support for student involvement within our community. To develop mentoring programs for students. To increase the interest in Armenian academia, culture, and heritage. Membership is open to all students.
Black Student Union (BSU)
Meetings: FL 110, Mondays 1:30pm
Contact Club Advisor: K Morris – email@example.com
The purpose of the Black Student Union (BSU) is twofold: 1) to educate the Los Angeles Valley College (LAVC) community and its surrounding area about issues that affect Blacks both in the United States and in the black diaspora; and 2) to serve as a support and social networking group for black students on LAVC's campus. The BSU will also provide service to the college community, work in collaboration with other student groups and support nearby black communities through different service projects throughout the school year. The members of the BSU gain invaluable leadership experience and knowledge as a result of their involvement with the BSU Furthermore, all member wills will continue uphold the high standards of the BSU and reinforce its reputation as an influential force in service to the student body at LAVC.
Broadcasting Club KVCM
Meetings: H112 Wednesday 3:00 pm
Contact Club Advisor: Jason Beaton – email@example.com
To promote awareness of the Broadcasting department at Los Angeles Valley college, and to promote and maintain the campus radio station kvcm and to increase positive campus/community relations.
Business Club
Meetings: BJ 103 2nd Monday 2:30pm
Contact Club Advisor: Kevin Sanford -- firstname.lastname@example.com
To promote personal growth and financial literacy. To promote the growth and influence of the business administration department on campus.
Eco Advocates
Meetings: AHS RM #310 Tuesday 3:00pm
Contact Club Advisor: George Leddy – firstname.lastname@example.com
To increase environmental awareness on campus at LAVC and in the surrounding community. Our goal is to make our campus more sustainable so that we may set an example for others in the community.
Economics club
Meetings: CC 204 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Tyler Prante- email@example.com
Allow students to be aware of the changing world around us. Give students the opportunity to think critically about real world issues. Let students to understand the significance of the economy. Give students the ability to interact and participate in the stock market by constantly monitoring the rates at which stocks rise or fall. Allow students to see how ideas used in economics apply to the real world. Learn how buyers and sellers behave in a competitive market.
Gay straight Alliance (GSA)
Meetings: BSC 105 Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Hasmik Arakelyan – firstname.lastname@example.com
Provide an environmentally friendly atmosphere at LAVC in which students are not discriminated against due to age, sex, ethnicity or sexual orientation. Raise awareness of LGBTQQIA lifestyle, culture and history with hopes to transform many misconceptions and stereotypes. Stimulate personal growth to members through mental and emotional support and guidance. Improve visibility of LGBTQQIA individuals attending or employed by LAVC, promote equality and understanding. Foster diversity, create welcoming and inclusive environment.
Cheer and Dance (LAVC Cheer and Dance)
Meetings: BSC 105 4th Thursday 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Louis H. Jones 3rd- email@example.com
To bring higher sense of pride, honor and awareness to LAVC and its health and Kinesiology department. To encourage betterment in Health, Athleticism, and Academics. To empower both men and women wanting to join. To Cheer, Chant, Dance and Perform at LAVC athletic games and school functions. Pay for your own cheer materials. Fundraising will be done to cover the cost of the members who cannot.
LAVC Speech and Debate
Meetings: H 100 or Speech Room in CC Wednesdays 3:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Kevin Briancesco - firstname.lastname@example.com
Students will evaluate the various genres of speech and debate competition. These include: platform speaking, debate, interpretation of literature and limited preparation events. They will compete at speaking competitions throughout the year to earn their way towards competing at the State and National Speech and Debate competitions.
Philosophy Club
Meetings: CC 205 Tuesdays 2:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Chris H. Pallotti - email@example.com
To provide an intellectually stimulating environment for students to practice writing, debating, and critical thinking. Practicing these skills in a group setting will help students to do better in their classes, their careers, and the rest of their lives. Additionally, we plan to attend various philosophy-related events and lectures in the Los Angeles area, which will provide better context for the subjects that philosophy majors are learning in their classes.
Psychology Club
Meetings: BSC 105 Thursdays 3:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Harry email@example.com
Our purpose is to create an environment where students feel comfortable discussing issues, speak freely without judgment, gain support of others in the group, and bring awareness to issues discussed.
Puente Club
Meetings: LARC 212 Wednesdays 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Holly Batty - email@example.com
To aid students to transfer and advance to higher education by providing them with a personal counselor who will grant them knowledge about their field of study, universities, IGETC requirements, etc. This club aims to create an environment for ambitious students who will discuss, organize and plan school events that may be advantageous for students enrolled at LAVC. Qualified members will have the opportunity to visit and tour prestigious schools such as UCLA, UCB, and UCSC.
Respiratory Care Advocates (RCA)
Meetings: AHS 331 Tuesdays 3:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Luis Romero - firstname.lastname@example.com
To educate about and raise awareness of common pulmonary diseases, such as: Asthma, COPD, Pulmonary Fibrosis, ARDS, etc. To assist the community in outreach programs that help inform the populous about pulmonary disease. To raise awareness and prestige of the LAVC respiratory therapy department and program offered on campus. Provide mechanism for the RT students to exercise their skills in patient education and discussion about the various diseases and treatments available we have learned about.
Spanish Club
Meetings: FL Large Conference Room 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month 10:00 A.M
Contact Club Advisor: Maria Zamudio -- firstname.lastname@example.com
To promote fellowship and group effort among those interested in the Spanish language and cultures, with a spirit of friendship between races, cultures and individuals. To give members a relaxed environment in which to practice speaking Spanish, as well as provide the opportunity for members to participate in cultural events. To promote the understanding, study and appreciation of the Spanish language and culture.
Sociology Experiment
Meetings: BSC 108 Wednesday 1:30 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Laura Scott -- firstname.lastname@example.com
To gather with like-minded individuals to discuss, share and celebrate all things sociological! Also, try to facilitate a campus that is fun, vibrant, and involved.
Meetings: MS 113 Thursdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Humberto Raya Mendoza – email@example.com
To allow students who have interest in STEM related subject matter to apply their knowledge and passion to our community. The STEM club aims to bring awareness of STEM to the LAVC community. In addition, we intend to help offer students internships in STEM related fields, and also bring to the attention of students the existing scholarships that exist for individuals pursuing a degree in STEM majors.
Meetings: CC 212 Tuesdays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Chris Nielsen - firstname.lastname@example.com
To act as the LAVC honors society. To encourage excellence in academics, and to work in each campus organization for the betterment of our campus and community.
TAP Honors Club
Meetings: BSC 108 Mondays 2:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Laura Scott -- firstname.lastname@example.com
To give students access to scholarships, offer transfer information, and invite speakers from four-year schools. Act as an extension of the TAP Honors Program, which gives student an 80% guarantee of transferring to their UC School of choice.
TRiO Achievers
Meetings: TRiO Office SSC #245 Mondays 1:00 P.M
Contact Club Advisor: Gabriela Caballero -- firstname.lastname@example.com
The mission of the TRiO INSITE Club organization is to provide an opportunity for members (1) to become involved in activities which will facilitate the development of a campus climate supportive of academic, social, and personal success; (2) to learn leadership skills; (3) to broaden individual experiential background; and (4) to extend goals and "helping hand" philosophy of the Student Support Services program.
Valley Collegiate Players (VCP)
Meetings: Blackbox 202 Fridays 11:30 A.M
Contact Club Advisor: Christopher Coddington – firstname.lastname@example.com
To serve the LAVC students in order to promote interest in Drama to students and the community.
Veterans Club
Meetings: Veterans Resource Center Room #208 (Library 2nd Floor) Wednesdays 1:00 P.M.
Contact Club President: Richard Reyes - firstname.lastname@example.com
To organize military students, student veterans, and civilian student supporters so that they can have a positive impact on their fellow members, the college, and the community.
Don't see a club that interests you? Start your own! For more information, contact the ASU Office at (818) 778-5516 .
Representatives from each club meet every other Thursday during the Inter-Club Council Meeting in Skybox Conference Room at the Student Union Building at 1:00pm
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On one ocassion, she threw away (in the garbage) a picture that was on her desk. The picture was one that she had taken on a cruise with her boyfriend Micheal. She threw it out and said they broke up. The next day she came in the office and wanted the cleaning person to get fired for taking the garbage in her office out. She made up a story about how the picture "might have fallen inside the garbabe". I saw her throwing out the picture when I was in her office. She's evil.
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From: "colleen morrison" <>
Subject: Re: Restoring graves in Essex Graveyards - was Wrabness cage
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 08:04:42 +0100
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I'm sometimes asked by overseas listers to help locate the old graves of
their ancestors' graves in our rural Essex churchyards and generally warn
them in advance that such searches in our, often overgrown and run down
graveyards, may be unsuccessful. Aside from the fact that very few of our
ancestors could afford headstones, the illegible state of many inscriptions
on the weathered remains of those that do exist make them indecipherable.
The porous materials used in Essex tend to weather badly, unfortunately.
Many old memorials have been removed by the church for reuse or development
of sections of the graveyard, though some are left standing around the walls
of the building or edges of the graveyard. Though some churches, like the
Congregational church at Tiptree, have at least had the decency to put a
combined memorial in the graveyard giving details of which graves were
removed, so the names are still there though the inscriptions are lost.
Quite a lot of headstones that remain, even in the tended part of the
graveyard, are often covered with so much moss and embedded ivy which cannot
be removed without risking the remains of the inscription crumbling away.
The graveyards of some churches, like St Peter's, Great Totham, also contain
a lot of iron memorials which are badly rusted.
However in recent years, probably partly thanks to the popularity of family
history, I've noticed that quite a few old memorials have been restored. At
St Peter's, a number of iron memorials have been restored by family and
ancestors, and formerly rusty and illegible memorials have been given a new
lease of life, restoring them to the black and white painted works of art
they once were, and as legible as the day they were made. Well done to those
churches that allow this.
A distant cousin of mine in Tiptree has made an excellent job of restoring a
family grave in the churchyard there. If all family historians who have the
means to do so such undertook such restorations, it might send a 'leave our
family graves alone' signal to church authorities.
Graveyards are important, not just to our family history community, but, as
Carol rightly states, overgrown parts of graveyards which so many church
authorities are selling off for development often provide vital protective
and foraging habitat for our Essex wildlife. These include protected,
'heritage creatures' like badgers which are so persecuted and threatened in
Essex by the reckless over development of our county these days. Around
47,000 of Britain's 300,000 or so badger population die on our roads each
year, far too many of these are Essex badgers, forced by development to
cross new roads in order to reach or extend their dwindling, ancient
foraging areas. I'm organising a badger protection group in the Harlow
district because we are seeing so many more badgers killed here due to such
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From: "Carol Brown" <>
>> The only thing disappointing about Wix's lovely churchyard was the state
> of
>> the farther reaches of it away from the church building itself...I got
>> completely caught up in nettles and brambles and underfoot was very
>> dicey...very sad for such a lovely church.
> But great for wildlife - graveyards are a last refuge in some places.
> Caarol
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Card games.
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