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Watch The Once Upon A Time Sneak Peek Of Season 3 [SPOILERS]: Ariel, Ursula, And Emma Romance With Hook?
By Staff Writer | August 15, 2013 10:27 AM EDT
As "Once Upon a Time" prepares to launch season 3, spoilers have surfaced from the D23 panel, where Eddy Kitsis and Adam Horowitz debuted the first sneak peek featuring Mr. Gold.
"If you're here for the boy, well, that makes you Pan's enemy," says Felix, one of the Lost Boys to Rumplestiltskin aka Mr. Gold.
"If you go against him, you will not survive."
This sneak peek is reportedly taken from the "Once Upon a Time" season 3 premiere episode, "The Heart of the Truest Believer."
Watch the sneak peek below:
"Rumplestiltskin is in a very difficult place at the beginning of Season 3. This is a suicide mission for him in his mind, and it might well be," says actor Robert Carlyle on "Once Upon A Time" season 3.
"His son is dead he believes and the only way in any way that he can honor the memory of his son is to find his son. So even though by doing that it's going to be his undoing, which this seer had told him hundreds of years before."
In addition, Carter Matt reports that Horowitz and Kitsis also revealed that characters from "The Little Mermaid" are set to appear in "Once Upon a Time" season 3, including Ariel, Ursula, and even Ariel's love interest Eric.
And while Rumplestiltskin may very well go down in flames this season, others aboard the Jolly Rogers will have other things to worry about.
For Emma, a romance with Hook has been all but confirmed. And in addition, future "Once Upon a Time" seasons might include Repunzel from "Tangled" and Tiana from "The Pricess and the Frog."
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Alibaba Stock Is Due For A Correction Now: Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA)
- Alibaba's short interest has risen by 60% since May.
- BABA stock appears to be overvalued compared to its peers.
- And data shows that China's e-commerce industry might slow down, all leading to a potential correction in Alibaba's stock.
Stockholders of Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) have had a great run this year. Shares of their company have appreciated in value by about 70% since mid-February, and about 40% over the past 12 months. So, with such a blazing rally behind it, I think it's only fair to evaluate the sustainability of this uptrend. Will the rally continue? Or is Alibaba stock overvalued at this point in time? Let's take a closer look at a few critically important metrics to have a better understanding of the matter.
Decelerating Chinese E-Commerce Market?
Let me start by saying that China's e-commerce industry has grown to become an international unicorn over the past few quarters. When the entire Chinese economy was showing signs of a slowdown in recent times, the e-commerce industry was defying the overall macroeconomic trend and posting growth on a sustainable basis. This not only bolstered the country's economy over the recent months but also catapulted the growth of companies operating in the domain. Investors loved the rapidly growing industry, and attached a market premium to Alibaba, as it was leading the country's pack of e-commerce companies in terms of both, sales and sales growth.
Also Read: Alibaba (BABA) Stock Has A 26% Upside Potential Right Now
But this gravity-defying scenario won't necessarily last forever. There appears to be a divergence within the country's e-commerce segment. Using the research data published by Analysys, I compiled the chart below, which clearly highlights that China's online apparel sales growth has declined to its 2-year low in the recent quarter. Granted that the sales volume is still high, it's the second highest in past 10 quarters, but the fact of the matter is that online apparel sales growth has declined for two-quarters straight.
Sure, this might be a one-time isolated event, but it could also be related to the overall health of China's e-commerce industry. What if this is this is just the start, and a similar deceleration in growth rate happens in the country's overall online sales over the next few months? There isn't any data available to say anything otherwise, so this is clearly a valid risk-factor that Alibaba investors need to worry about.
Alibaba might be a great company, with highly efficient and profitable operations, but if the overall e-commerce industry starts to slow down, it would most certainly feel the negative effects of such an eventuality. After all, you can't really expect a company to deliver sustainable blockbuster growth quarter after quarter, when the only way left to grow is at the expense of others' market share. Sooner or later, industry trends catch-up with companies and act as dampeners or propellants to their overall growth rate. With that said, let's now take a look at the next part.
Stretched valuations
Let's talk about valuations for a bit. After all it's the valuation metrics that determine whether a security or a stock is overvalued, fairly valued or undervalued at the end of the day. If we're going to talk about how expensive or cheap a stock is, we must also know the market rates for similar products available in the market. So, I compiled the valuations of JD.com, Ebay, Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu to have a better understanding of the current trend of valuations.
The key thing to note here is that Alibaba's valuation metrics are on the higher side in all of the five discussed ratios. So this indicates that there's quite a bit of room for Alibaba's valuation to normalize; BABA stock could correct by 15-20% to make it valued at par with the other aforementioned players. And the correction could be even more drastic if China's e-commerce industry actually slows down, as feared, over the coming months.
The point that I'm trying to make is that there's plenty of downside risk for Alibaba, should the industry or the company's own growth rate came in below the projected forecasts.
Surging short interest
I also like to track short interest data of companies as it acts as a gauge for market sentiment. For starters, a sharp increase in a company's short interest would generally highlight the fact that there has been a rapid accumulation of short positions and that market participants are betting on the stock to falter. Conversely, a drastic decline in the metric suggests that market participants no longer foresee a significant downside in the stock. So essentially the short interest metric provides us with a rough idea about whether the market is bearish or bullish on a stock.
Coming back to Alibaba, there has been a rapid accumulation of short positions in the stock. Its short interest has spiked to all-time highs, rising by about 60% since May, and 12% over the past month alone. This would suggest that market participants in general don't think that Alibaba's current stock price is sustainable and that they expect a significant correction in the stock's trading value.
Also Read: 3 Reasons Why Alibaba Stock Is A Good Buy Now
I would rule out the possibility of a short squeeze as only 12% of the company's entire float stood shorted at the end of FINRA's last reporting cycle. Plus, the days to cover all short positions as per the cycle's average liquidity levels stood at a reasonable 6 days. But the fact that BABA stock has hovered in the same price-band over the entire past month corroborates my theory that market participants aren't as bullish as they were a few months ago. So that's another key factor that Alibaba investors should keep an eye on.
Final thoughts
I'm of the opinion that Alibaba stock could correct over the next few months. Warning signs appear to be already there -- the stock is valued higher than its peers, there's divergence within China's e-commerce industry and short interest in the company is piling up with each passing month. So investors should exercise caution.
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Upper Denby บ้าน
Babette è reattivo e flessibile, e ha reso molto facile per me stare con lei. La sua casa è (a mio parere) più bello di sue foto attuali suggeriscono. Ha una vista fantastica verso la parte anteriore di un bel (URL HIDDEN) e un bel giardino sul retro. La camera da letto è confortevole e pulito. Nizza lenzuola e asciugamani nuovi aggiunti a una esperienza positiva.adele2014-08-24T00:00:00Z
Denby Dale est un charmant village qui offre la paix et la tranquillité d'une vie à la campagne tout en offrant toutes les commodités de base (épicerie, restaurants, etc.). Il est également bien relié aux grandes villes de la région. J'ai eu quelques courses à courir à Sheffield et il était très facile d'y arriver et retour en train. La maison elle-même est charmant et a tout ce dont vous avez besoin. La chambre, ainsi, est propre et bien rangé et offre une vue sur la crique locale. Enfin, Babette est un hôte merveilleux qui a mené une vie intéressante et était plus qu'heureux de partager les histoires de ses aventures avec moi. Donc, si vous cherchez un endroit chaleureux et accueillant, je recommande vivement Babette et Denby Dale.Maja2016-08-27T00:00:00Z
J'ai eu un bon week-end avec Babette. J'ai apprécié sa conversation sur son temps en Espagne. La maison est située dans un quartier calme, mais non loin de la route principale. Merci Babette pour moi d'avoir dans votre maison.Oscar2016-10-17T00:00:00Z
Tuve una estancia encantadora de 3 noches con Babette. La ubicación es perfecta, fácil aparcamiento y una habitación cómoda. Babette era extremadamente amable y servicial y se lo recomendaría a otros. House está situado a sólo unos minutos a pie de una servicios del pueblo y es muy tranquilo y pacífico. Gracias.Philippa2014-09-04T00:00:00Z
What a delightful setting to spend a few nights and Babette was so welcoming. Being able to park right outside the door was an added plus. Definitely somewhere I would consider returning to.Marjorie2014-10-16T00:00:00Z
I would highly recommend a stay with Babette. Her beautiful cottage is warm and homely, and Babette is welcoming and friendly. My hectic schedule was no hassle at all and I thoroughly enjoyed sitting in the sun with such and interesting, well travelled person.Gwyneth2014-09-07T00:00:00Z
Babette ha una bella casa ed è stato incredibilmente accomodante dato che sono arrivato piuttosto tardi e in esecuzione molto poco tempo per arrivare al matrimonio del mio amico! La camera era tutto ciò di cui avevo bisogno e ho apprezzato molto il mio soggiorno. Grazie Babette!John2014-08-30T00:00:00Z
Don't know where to start . I enjoyed my stay at Babettes place and our chat about everything. She is a great host that you can only wish for. Place is neat and comfy, quiet and close to transport if you need it. There are even squirells near by, so relaxing watching nature is great. Shops, takeaway food, bars and restaurants are close by, walking distance, about 200 - 500 meters away. I would definitely stay here again, infact I wouldn't want to stay elsewhere if I get back to nearby area. Thanks for a very welcoming stay dearTihomir2017-05-06T00:00:00Z
Denby Dale, West Yorkshire, สหราชอาณาจักร
Amazing place! Modern, lovely, beautiful. Would come back at any time. Everything went smoothly and hence recommend to anyone wanting a quality retreat. Thnak you once more!Brano2017-05-20T00:00:00Z
A lovely cottage. Fascinating history- industrial chic lighting. The best bit was the bathroom- with gentle lighting which comes on as you come into the room and a big bath. Breakfast unexpectedly provided too. Thank you. We will be back.Eve2016-08-23T00:00:00Z
This is a lovely place to stay in this area. The bathroom is amazing and everything is well equipped and so clean.Hannah2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
Denby Dale, West Yorkshire, สหราชอาณาจักร
Nous avons utilisé cette maison comme base pour un travail à Leeds. Il est assez grand pour accueillir 5 personnes, une deuxième salle de bain serait un gros plus si pour éviter les ennuis matin de la salle de bain. La maison était propre, la cuisine et le salon sont absolument satisfaisante, comme le sont les petites, mais confortables chambres. Vous aurez wifi. Un petit supermarché et quelques restaurants et pubs sont à distance de marche. Je n'ai pas rencontré Phillippa en personne, mais le contact e-mail a été très favorable et elle a fourni toutes les informations dont j'avais besoin de savoir. Je peux recommander Cuckstool Cottage pour n'importe quel but, d'affaires ou des vacances en famille.Jan2013-12-20T00:00:00Z
Philippa persona muy agradable y la casa es increíble, un buen espacio en las habitaciones y muy buena cocina. Este ordenador como el mejor lugar donde puedes encontrar para disfrutar, muy limpio y agradableHusam2015-03-10T00:00:00Z
Philippa was really helpful and responsive in the run up to my stay and the information she supplied excellent. House was warm, cozy and had everything I needed whilst looking around the area for a new home.Marie2015-04-18T00:00:00Z
Good contact with philippa via email, flexible with dogs and leaving time, the property was very homely, it was in a great location, easy access to lovely walks and walking distance to the pubs and a lovely tea roomTracy2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
The cottage is well reflected in the pictures and the description. A beautiful peaceful setting.Helen2016-05-03T00:00:00Z
Great location! The place was very clean and great communication with host.Heidi2017-02-25T00:00:00Z
Everything you would need at cottage, very comfortable beds, lovely walks and very quiet. Definitely stay againSarah2017-05-13T00:00:00Z
The house was very easily found with the help of the directions, even though it was out of the way. A welcome bottle of wine was on the table and it was clean and cosy. It was a very interesting area, and we had great fun exploring. Helped by the maps and hints left for us. The cottage was clean and comfortable, and exactly what was needed. We love the area, without knowing anything about it, we were after seeing Art, and there are some great places very close by. Such an important area for history as well. Am looking forward to going again for longer!Jane2015-09-22T00:00:00Z
Denby Dale, สหราชอาณาจักร
Thurlstone, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
Thurlstone, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
The house suited our needs perfectly, it was like a home from home for us.Peter2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Lovely house in great location, plenty of walks nearby. House a lot bigger than it looks on the photos. Great host...couldn't have been more helpful. Would definitely return.Emma2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Thurlstone, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
เราพบว่าบ้านที่สะดวกสบายและการทำงานที่ดีที่สุดที่ 9 ของเราที่อยู่ที่นั่น สวนที่บ้านยืนอยู่มีขนาดเล็กกว่าที่ผมคิด แต่มันอยู่ใกล้กับย่านพีคและเราก็สามารถที่จะขับรถเป็นระยะทางที่ค่อนข้างสั้นบางชนบทที่น่ารักด้วยการเดินที่ดีLucy2014-02-18T00:00:00Z
Jonathan has a fantastic house that was a pleasure to stay in - all of the information on the hosting place is completely accurate, and the whole group had a fantastic stay. The dining room is absolutely gorgeous, and there was plenty of room for all of us, especially in the well-equipped kitchen. Jonathan was also very quick to arrange for "Geoff" to come and help us when we had a question regarding the heating.Robert2015-04-07T00:00:00Z
I booked the house for a hen do. The house was very beautiful. We had a great weekend but my experience was ruined due to the rudeness, effrontery, pestilence, aggravation and insupportable attitude of the host, Jonathan. A pull out bed was accidentally broken as one of the women struggled to open it. I reported the problem to the housekeeper as soon as I found out in the morning. I cannot express in 500 words how intolerable this host is. I would have recommended the house to others but will not owing to his discourtesy as a host.Laura2015-01-26T00:00:00Z
Beautiful house, very clean and tidy. Comfortable beds and a gorgeous bath. Lovely village within walking distanceSarah2014-05-06T00:00:00Z
A beautiful and unique property in the midst of glorious countryside! The house has lots of unique, interesting and historic features. We loved our trip!Steven2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
Great weekend stay, nice and spacious with lovely surrounding countryside. Jonathan, the host, was very helpful, and the local pub is very friendly and serves good food, and is just few hundred yards away. Highly recommend.Sara2014-04-09T00:00:00Z
The house is very nice with a lovely location. It's really cosy and has some nice walks and places to visit nearby. Jonathan is a great host. He communicated well with everything you need to know spelled out from the start. He put me in contact with the housekeeper, who was more local, and she sorted out the details. A nice venue for our mini reunion, thanks.Peter2014-10-20T00:00:00Z
The house is amazing, really has a wow factor. We were a large family group getting together to celebrate an 80th birthday and the house was perfect - everyone commented on what a find it was! Sufficient space for four cars on the driveway, large comfortable bedrooms, very spacious lounge with plenty of seating and a beautiful dining room - all as described. Jonathan was always quick to respond during the booking process. I had to make a few changes as different members of the family confirmed and it was easy to update the booking and Jonathan was very accommodating throughout. We were delayed by bad traffic on our way to the property so were too late to be met at the property but this didn't cause a problem. Jonathan sent a message to make sure we had arrived okay and were happy with everything. He had arranged for a bottle of champagne to be left for us which was a really nice touch. There was plenty of information provided about the house explaining everything we needed to know for our stay. It was made clear we could contact Jonathan or others for assistance if needed but this didn't prove necessary as everything was as expected. The surrounding area is beautiful, the Trans Pennine trail goes right past the house and there were plenty of walks nearby. If you're looking for a house to gather at for a special occasion I definitely recommend this one.David2016-09-27T00:00:00Z
Thurlstone, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
I would happily recommend this place to othersGemma2017-02-10T00:00:00Z
Jill's place was great, good directions, great location, all as one would expect; clean & tidy, very pleasant little garden too.Will2016-08-01T00:00:00Z
A comfortable and very clean house with an pleasant little garden. Neightbours are friendly. The countryside is beautiful with incredible landscapes.Erwin2016-06-13T00:00:00Z
Pleasant stay. Communication was good. House was nice and cosy. Everything you need.Jane2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Jill was there to greet us and hand over the keys which was a nice welcome. The house was well stocked with kitchen utensils, crockery and cloths etc We had a great stay and it was great having our own parking space which was a big plus. The bed linen smelled really fresh and clean so it was a nice feeling getting into bed after the days outShirley2016-08-14T00:00:00Z
We had a great stay in the cottage! All the amenities we needed, comfortable, nice little garden which we enjoyed! The surrounding area is lovely too! Would definitely recommend! Thank youEllie2016-05-30T00:00:00Z
Great place, thanks Jill!Jenni2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
Good communication and lovely lady - thank you JillGemma2017-01-27T00:00:00Z
Millhouse Green, South Yorkshire, สหราชอาณาจักร
Rebecca and Marco are wonderful hosts, they gave us a warm welcome and were very attentive. The place itself is incredibly cosy and situated in a lovely little countryside village. The cottage is equipped with everything you'll need for a cosy, relaxing break. Highly recommended!Stephen2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
Loved our stay in this cosy cottage. Rebecca was flexible on check in and check out times and was very welcoming. Would 100% go back next time we visit the area.Amy2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
This place was great - really nice house and great hosts.Thomas2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Rebecca's cottage was perfect for a quintessentially English weekend getaway. The location is a great rest stop after a long day of exploring the peak district right next door. Cosy and comfortable, you will feel immediately at home and relaxed. Rebecca was a lovely and attentive host who was easy to reach and a great communicator. Would definitely love to come stay again and recommend to all!Bishin2017-04-15T00:00:00Z
Rebecca's place was really comfortable and homely. We were delighted to find parking right outside. We had everything that we needed. There was a co-op open until 10pm every night, pubs and buses to Holmfirth all within a few minutes walk. A fantastic place to stay. Highly recommended.Andy2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
Very nice little house, confortable and cosy, we appreciated it a lot for a one night stay in skelmanthrope.Agnès2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
The cottage is beautiful and cosy, the perfect place to stay if you are looking for a quiet place in the countryside! It is equipped with everything that you'll need. Rebecca and her partner are the perfect hosts, really friendly and they go above and beyond to make sure your stay is great! Would definately return!Sarah2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
Skelmanthorpe, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
This house is immaculate and very well appointed. A great place for people visiting the YSP. Also a good location for accessing Wakefield. Very quiet at night. Daniel is a considerate and accommodating host. A great place to stay.Sue2017-05-17T00:00:00Z
Clayton West, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
我们有一个可爱的住宿,并就觉得由苏如此舒适和欢迎。房子是精确描述,和一切都很完美。它是伟大的,苏愿意借给我们的DVD播放机 - 只是之前为孩子们真正有用的分流睡觉! 将这个世界的一部分彻底推荐给任何人,也肯定会推荐苏作为一个可爱的主机。 非常感谢!Mark2016-06-06T00:00:00Z
우리는 장소는 아름다운 전망을 가진 아름 다운 놀라운 시간이었다 있었다Elisha2016-10-06T00:00:00Z
Susan was a lovely host. I stayed in the cottage the night before my wedding with my bridesmaids and we had a great experience. The house was beautiful and spotlessly clean in a great location. Susan was really accommodating and very responsive to messages in the run up the our stay. I would highly recommend Crooknoft Cottages and would very happily stay here again myself. Thanks!Kayleigh2016-09-27T00:00:00Z
A lovely cottage, very clean and spacious with everything you would need for a comfortable stay. Our two teenage boys loved it too!Ian2017-04-11T00:00:00Z
苏珊是一个伟大的主机。非常灵活,我们到达的时间,这在不断变化,因交通! 走着走着我们走过的房子,但是,离开了我们吧。只是检查早在我们离开之前。 房子是一尘不染,床很舒适,在加热豪华。catherine2016-04-02T00:00:00Z
On arrival Sue sent me a text to welcome me and then showed me around the lovely house. Enjoyed the house and its facilities and the area too. Good choice of local pubs for food and drink as well as accessible shops etc. The only things missing were perhaps a DVD Player (Monopoly) for the rainy days and access to rear of property... Thank you Sue and John.J2016-05-16T00:00:00Z
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, สหราชอาณาจักร
Arrived tired and muddy from cycling the Trans Pennine Trail to be welcomed with a perfectly made coffee and a hot shower - who could ask for more? Lesley then researched the best place for me to eat in the evening and gave me detailed instructions on finding it. The room was wonderfully quiet with a great view, breakfast was the best possible and I was even able to hose down the bike before setting off - Lesley simply provided everything a traveller could need and was a fantastic host. Highly recommended!Roger2014-05-15T00:00:00Z
I had a really pleasant stay here. Lesly's a kindred spirit and we had really good chats about everything and nothing in particular. The town itself has really friendly locals.joe2014-10-25T00:00:00Z
Stayed at Lesley's for 2 weeks during a course at Lavender International. Lesley was really accommodating and down to earth, made me feel right at home and her house was lovely and clean. Located right on the Trans-pennine way (2 min walk). There were some nice routes for walks after a hard days studying. Lesley also showed me some decent walks on her OS maps for the Peak District on the saturday. She has a really sweet cat and Border collie. I'd defiantly recommend and would happily visit again.Kevin2013-09-22T00:00:00Z
My partner and I stayed with Lesley for the night as we were doing the trans Pennines trail. Before we arrived Lesley had emailed me good directions from our cycle route to her door which saved us a lot of time. As soon as we arrived we felt very welcome despite us being 2 hours late. We had a nice chat and a brew before Lesley booked us a table at a great local curry house. We had a comfortable nights sleep and breakfast was laid out ready for us the next morning. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend staying with Lesley to family or friends if the occasion arose :)Megan2013-07-23T00:00:00Z
Lesley made us feel very welcome in our brief stay, we really appreciated the lift to the wedding venue! The house was lovely and the bedroom was warm and comfortable. We'd recommend anyone to stay with Lesley.Beckie2014-10-14T00:00:00Z
Friendly, helpful host providing simple accommodation without breakfast at a low rate. It is good valueAnup2016-06-14T00:00:00Z
My second stay here. Good to catch up with Lesley albeit for a short while as she was leaving to go out. A quiet area for a stay.joe2016-09-16T00:00:00Z
我们喜欢发现旁边的河流与行走/ cyling沿TPT自然保护区的意想不到的乐趣。这是一个友好的小城镇,一个老式的字符和一个五金商店主要销售各种事情。莱斯利被容纳和她的早餐很美味。有一个老的狗和猫谁住在这里了。我们希望某个时候再次访问。Fiona 2013-08-15T00:00:00Z
Penistone, สหราชอาณาจักร
The host canceled this reservation 56 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Jane2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
Clayton West, สหราชอาณาจักร
Me and my family had a lovely weekend at the cottage. The hot tub was great, and we really appreciated the basket of goodies Kim left us! Would definitely stay again and recommend!Katherine2016-04-04T00:00:00Z
This is a fabulous property which really feels like home. Beautifully furnished with lots of little extras. We loved the hot tub which helped to make our few days in Kirkburton so relaxing. Peaceful location and to top it all, a lovely welcome pack waiting for us! Thank you so much!Angie2015-10-31T00:00:00Z
The place is really nice and has everything you need in a holiday home. Owners were very welcoming and made sure that we have everything we need. We'd love to stay there again.Racquel2015-06-10T00:00:00Z
This cottage is a lovely home, clean and spacious and has a big hot tub which was great for our new years eve night. Our group was 3 couples and 2 babies. There was more than enough room and ideal for a getaway with small children. It's in a great area and Kim was very welcoming and kind giving us advice on walks, Takeaways and providing us with a welcome hamper. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip and would recommend to anyone.Hayley2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
Very nice house, vast and charming. Plus a warm welcome that we did apreciate after a full day driving. We highly recomand this accommodation.Aurelie2015-08-02T00:00:00Z
Me and my partner felt very welcomed in Kim's lovely cottage. She gave us a lovely welcoming hamper full of goodies it was lovely. We felt so relaxed and loved our surroundings, it was so peaceful and the hot tub was an added bonus. The cottage had plenty of room especially as there was only two of us. I would definitely recommend this cottage to anyone wanting a nice peaceful weekend/break away. Looking forward to coming back and making more memories.Lyndsey2016-04-11T00:00:00Z
Luxurious home in a quiet area. Absolutely fabulous.Sarah2017-02-17T00:00:00Z
A lovely warm welcome when we arrived, a guided tour around the house showing how everything worked and some lovely goodies in the kitchen for us, it was a really nice unexpected touch. The house is absolutely beautiful, a real touch of luxury. We made the most of the lovely warm hot tub even though it was October and a little chilly, it was great with the lights on at night really setting the scene. We will definitely be returning again. I highly reccommend this house and the hosts were very helpful indeed, it gets 5* from us. Best weekend break I've had.mandy2015-10-26T00:00:00Z
Kirkburton, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
Caron is a lovely host and I can't complain about anything!Tim2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
Friendly, clean, no fuss, everything I needed. Thanks!Col2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
Happy friendly host and lovely home. Clean, warm and quiet. Convenient stop for trans Pennine trailHelen2017-04-26T00:00:00Z
Very goodGary2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Caron was bubbly, friendly and really welcoming. She really rescued us with a kind lift when we couldn't get a taxi to our destination. Her home was clean, comfortable and warm. We really enjoyed our stay.Rhean2017-05-28T00:00:00Z
Caron is a wonderful host and made sure i was well looked after even popping over to to the local chippy for my friday fish and chips order. Awesome. Her place is immaculate too.Mustapha2017-05-13T00:00:00Z
Caron is a lovely person, very hospitable. She made our stay very pleasant by pointing out to us walks and places to visit while we were there.Paul2017-05-25T00:00:00Z
Silkstone Common, England, สหราชอาณาจักร
We had a lovely few days in this warm and cosy cottage. Peter was a fantastic host providing loads of helpful information about the area and providing lots of thoughtful little extras like milk, eggs and fuel for the wood burning stove. The views from the cottage were great and the surrounding villages were a real treat to visit. I highly recommend this cottage! Thank you PeterSinead2015-04-06T00:00:00Z
The cottage was exactly as described, everything there we needed, very cosy with a great location for exploring the area. We hope to return soon. Peter was very friendly and sorted everything out for us and it was a real home from home. Highly recommended! The cottage was brilliant because Peter had thought of the little things, extra loo roll, New j cloths, champagne glasses if celebrating and a kitchen with absolutely everything you need. Immaculately clean and very warm. The main room had three large double sofas, heaven.Richard2016-10-27T00:00:00Z
We had a super weekend stay in this delightful cosy cottage on the edge of the peak district. The views from the cottage or truly beautiful and unrestricted. The cottage was clean, organised with good instructions on arrival. The wifi worked well and the log fire was a nice addition in the evenings. A highly recommended stay.Richard2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Beautiful cottage with great views well situated for exploring the peak districtGavin2016-04-12T00:00:00Z
Peter was very welcoming and accommodating about we checked in too late on Friday - mid night that was early morning Saturday. Instructions were in place. Superb location with breathtaking view to natural scenery. We had very relaxing long weekend at Peter's 'Old school house' - many thanks and will recommend to othersYash2015-06-01T00:00:00Z
A clean and cosy cottage ideally located in a small village but not too far from civilisation and activities if needed. We had a pleasant and comfortable stay, Peter was the ideal host providing directions and info ahead of out stay.Stu and Aimee2016-02-15T00:00:00Z
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the cottage... Peter was a great host and more than happy to help while equally leaving us to it. A BEAUTIFUL view right from the front door. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a nice, easy getaway surrounded by gorgeous countryside and fantastic walks.Andrew 2015-06-29T00:00:00Z
Lovely place, well furnished with all the little touches to make sure everything was well catered for. Peter is a fabulous host who can't do enough to make sure your stay is tip top.Belle2017-04-05T00:00:00Z
Carlecotes, South Yorkshire, สหราชอาณาจักร
This is a beautiful, well presented cottage. It was a lovely place to stay in. The location is close to the Dark Peaks and Saddleworth Moors but less than an hour from Bakewell and the White Peaks of Derbyshire. The village is quite small but has a pub and a shop. We walked to Holmfirth across the fields in 40 mins at a slowish pace (with baby on my back!) which is a lovely little town. We were lucky enough to watch the Tour De Yorkshire come through. A note of advice, reverse into the drive as it makes it much easier to park close to the wall. We will definitely stay again if we are in this area in the future.Lee2017-05-02T00:00:00Z
Andrew's place was a cozy but spacious 2 bedroom cottage, fully equipped as described and really lovely! Although we did not meet him personally, he was in constant communication with us to ensure everything was fine. The location which was hilly countryside was very beautiful with plenty of places to walk or cycle. Holmfirth is also nearby with lots of nice places to eat, if you're not cooking, but there are full cooking facilities for those who prefer to eat in. Overall, it was a lovely cottage in a beautiful location, and I would highly recommend this little gem for a retreat in this part of the country. We definitely hope to be back, if we can find an suitable time for booking, as Andrew's place seems really popular, and for good reason.Evelyn2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Beautiful Yorkshire style stone cottage. We loved the decor it mixes modern and old in a really cool way. Very close to holmfirth which was surprisingly lively on a Saturday night. Really good location for Huddersfield and walks in the Pennines. We would stay againStephen2017-05-08T00:00:00Z
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Custom wrapped 2007 Mastercraft X 2 professional competition wake board boat this boat has upgraded stereo system and many other amenities. Great wake and good fun in the sun out on the Lake. If you want wake board or surfing lesson just let me know and we can arrange full day or half day lessons.
Very good experience, Brook was very easy to deal with and was available to assist if needed all day. My family had a blast and I would rent again.
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Had a blast on this boat, Brook responded to our request within a day and made the process of renting very easy. His boat is in great condition, creates a great wake for boarders and the sound system is killer. Can't wait til next season to rent from him again, would recommend using his boat to anyone looking to have fun hassle free.
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A well written pattern has a style we call "Therefore, BOOM!" We've now decided that a well written antipattern has a style we've christened "Therefore, D'OH!"
Last week, I helped run a conference on antipatterns. We ran it very much like the PLoP conferences. It's given me the opportunity to teach a new group of people about patterns and pattern languages, writer's workshops and shepherding--all good stuff that I learned at PLoP. It's always fun to be a member of a smart group of people who are eager to learn.
A lot of what I talked about at the conference was my ideas and experience with how to write good patterns, that is, how to write patterns well. I've learned this over several years working with many knowledgeable people at PLoP, and through practice, practice, practice.
One practice we've found for writing a pattern well is "Therefore, BOOM!" I wasn't sure how well this idea would go over in an antipatterns conference, but it took quite well indeed. Being that an antipattern is the opposite of a pattern, we found the opposite of "BOOM!" as well.
We call this quality of an antipattern "Therefore, D'OH!" (And no, I didn't coin the term, but I loved it as soon as I heard it.) It's where the antipattern paper makes you, the reader, realize how stupid (i.e. uninformed, misguided, naive) you were to apply this common but misguided solution. The writing style makes you realize, "Darn, why did I do that?!"
Where does the name come from? "D'oh!" (listen to 32 Dohs (WAV file)) is the sound Homer Simpson makes when he realizes that he's made a mistake. It signifies his sudden realization of his own stupidity.
Much like suddenly realizing that in your actions, you've followed an antipattern.
Therefore, D'OH!
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Applying Thought (and Science) to my Kintype
Ruko posted a blog entry in Ruko's blog(Repost since the site went down, since this is an older post some things may be outdated now.) History I follow science and logic as closely as I can, it's the only thing that keeps me grounded in a world that's rather confusing and daunting to try and navigate. However I wasn't raised on science, I grew up in a household that didn't impose any beliefs on me, leaving me to discover the world however I wished. As a child, I didn't know about religion until a few friends would bring up things such as 'hell' and 'heaven'. Confused and interested I asked them what it was, and the answer I got sounded exactly like the story books I read before going to bed, so I dismissed it and just carried on letting them believe whatever they wished. Heck, at the time I believed in dragons, though it turned out to be more of a desperate plea rather than something I could continue to believe in in a seance that they walked among us. (Though ironically if Dragonkin are to be counted, maybe I wasn't wrong.) However, Otherkin for the most part seems to almost repel science theories and speculation. There's a number of very valid reasons for this, one being that it's simply an impossible thing to test or think about scientifically since it's beyond our abilities at present. Yet a lot of people's beliefs seem to be spiritual, in fact I'd say about 85% of the community from what I've seen tend to have at least 'some' spiritual beliefs. I myself can't bring myself to believe in such things, there's just nothing clear cut observable or able to be tested that can prove or disprove it, so I have to say I can't bring such a thing into my own beliefs. The few who say their Otherkin is physiological still interest me, as I'm not 100% what is meant by this. On the whole it seems to share a portion of the structure that some trans* persons go through. A person is trans when their brain structure is saying one thing that does not coincide with their physical body, though unlike otherkin, there are tests and a fair amount of linkage to how this occurs during development. I am trans myself, but for me, I would not put my otherkin experiences and beliefs alongside my trans experiences. When I found out I was what society calls 'trans', my experiences were very 'core'. I knew 100% that I was not the gender label I had been given at birth, any attempts at trying to reassociate to it would just be met with a very loud 'no' internally. Being addressed as such would cause great depression, anger, outbursts and more. My gender however is somewhat fluid, so I had moments of doubting I was trans simply because now and then it would change to become more feminine, but not female. These experiences resonate with me incredibly strongly, there is no debate, no question, it's as fact as it is that I have hair on my head. In comparison, when I found out about Otherkin I was incredibly sceptical. It's not possible for animal DNA to get forced into developing babies; humans do not carry the gene structure to be able to mess up and program the child's brain to be like that of an entire other species, it's impossible. It was also not a clear cut 'Yes this is what I am' like with my trans experience. It was something a lot more gradual, like I was becoming aware of something that was hidden from me. My experiences defy every rule I've had about following science to a T, it's broken me from a thought structure I never thought I'd leave. There is however one similarity between them. I discovered I was trans when I hit puberty, which is what brought the concept of gender to the forefront of my mind. Also how I discovered my otherkin-ness was the result of my mind going through a lot of changes due to mental stress, which brought it to my attention. In this way, it's actually very similar, if not identical. I became aware of things related to the changes I was going through. What I Know This segment is mostly on the information I received about my connection to my kintype. As previously mentioned in previous posts, I essentially broke a wall to this information, it was created in a time of great mental stress, however what I was going through does not lineup to any mental illness, which is enough to allow me to lend an ear to what I was told. Essentially, I became aware of a voice, who always had the answers. Everything they've said has always been correct, and they were the one who told me my kintype. At the moment I'm starting to doubt them, but I haven't heard from them for a while, so I suppose that's natural. Basically, I am being used as a vessel of information gathering. When I die however, I'm no longer sure of the result. I will either A. Be absorbed in my entirety back into the full conciousness, however this will in essence still erase who I am now as I will have a whole other mentality again and thus behave as I once did, just with more information or B. Have them essentially 'read' the information off of me and then discard the human element of me back into the void of death. A rather more bleak result, but understandable. Then of course there's C. I'm not connected at all and I'm crazy and just die like everyone else. Which to me actually sounds nicer than B, as B would essentially mean I am being overlooked, but not cared for, as I hold no value to them. I must apologise though, I keep using 'them'. You see I am essentially split into many different parts, I say this with unyielding certainty. The main one is overlooking and communicating to 'me', my human mind. It's quite possible they're also learning through many other humans other than me, but I've had no information about such. They also have influenced my interactions and events happening around me. In other words, I am controlling myself and my own surroundings. The things that happen around me are decided by myself, however my reactions here on Earth to them is generally human, as that's how I am physically made up. Here's an example. Imagine you're walking down a street and you see a penny on the ground, you're now presented with the choice to either pick it up, or leave it alone. This is what in essence the 'me' still in their original form is giving me to see how I will react to specific events. Of course this doesn't apply to every event, but most of the major ones are structured by them. Another example is if you're playing the sims and set their house on fire and then sit back and watch them respond. You may not care about the sim, even if to them you have a very strong valuable connection to their own life, being able to effect it so much, but you are using them to gather information about how they act. This is a sensation I've had for a very long time, way way before I even became aware of Otherkin and started questioning myself. Applying Science Now, if there are those who don't know much about my kintype I'd direct you to my other posts I've already made about such, here and here as well as reading over my profile. Unlike most other kintypes, mine does lean quite heavily on scientific theories and information about the universe around us, which I shall now get into. A quick message before I do though; I am not claiming that these are 'proof' of my identity or anything of the sort, I am simply sharing information that for me grounds my beliefs in a way that I feel justifies my beliefs to myself. An example being that if you have shifts where your mind changes to fit an animal, this would be your way of justifying your belief you are that animal. Sacred geometry Leonardo Fibonacci was an Italian mathematician who popularized the decimal system. He is also known for the Fibonacci Series, a numerical series found frequently in the natural world. The Fibonacci Sequence is generated by adding the previous two numbers in the list together to form the next and so on (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55…). Divide any number in the Fibonacci Sequence by the one before it, for example 55/34, or 21/13, and the answer is always close to 1.61803. This is known as the Golden Ratio (Sectio Divina). One of the most profound and significant activities encompassed within Sacred Geometry and lLght Source is the 'Golden Mean Spiral', derived by using the 'Golden Ratio'. Many forms observed in nature can be related to geometry (for sound reasons of resource optimization). For example, the chambered nautilus grows at a constant rate and so its shell forms a logarithmic spiral to accommodate that growth without changing shape. Also, honeybees construct hexagonal cells to hold their honey. These and other correspondences are seen by believers in sacred geometry to be further proof of the cosmic significance of geometric forms. Some scientists see such phenomena as the logical outcome of natural principles, however an experiment done at the UK.'s Oxford University, University of Bristol, and Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, and Germany's Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin for Materials and Energy have discovered this pattern on a nanoscale. Researchers examined chains of linked magnetic cobalt niobate (CoNb2O6) particles only one particle wide to investigate the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. They applied a magnetic field at right angles to an aligned spin of the magnetic chains to introduce more quantum uncertainty. Following the changes in field direction, these small magnets started to magnetically resonate. Neutrons were fired at the cobalt niobate particles to detect the resonant notes. "We found a series (scale) of resonant notes: The first two notes show a perfect relationship with each other. Their frequencies (pitch) are in the ratio of 1.618 … which is the golden ratio famous from art and architecture," Whatever the case, geometry can be seen everywhere within our reality. Our Reality is structured in patterns, this is reflected though Nature in the form of Geometry. Geometry is the very basis of our Reality in this sense, hence we live in a coherent world possibly effected by relatively unknown laws. Frequency & the Law of Vibration In the year 1905, Albert Einstein proved that we can break matter down into smaller components and that, when we do, we move beyond the material realm and into a realm in which everything is energy. This is the Law of Vibration, a law of nature that states that 'nothing rests; everything moves; every-thing vibrates.' The lower the vibration, the slower the vibration; the higher the vibration the faster the vibration. The difference between the manifestations of the physical, mental and emotional result simply from different levels of vibrating energy, or frequencies. So, while the feelings of fear, grief and despair vibrate at a very low frequency, the feelings of love, joy and gratitude vibrate much quicker. The most common unit of measure for frequency is the Hertz, which is one vibrational cycle per second. So a frequency of 460 Hz means that there are 460 cycles of vibration occurring every single second. At the very leading edge of biophysics today, scientists are recognizing that the molecules in our bodies are actually controlled by these frequencies. In 1974, Dr. Colin W.F. McClare, Ph.D, an Oxford University Bio-Physicist, discovered that frequencies of vibrating energy are roughly one-hundred times more efficient in relaying information within a biological system than physical signals, such as hormones, neurotransmitters and other growth factors. Although most frequencies exist outside of our normal range of perception, all can be perceived as both colors and sounds. There are seven colors in a rainbow and seven notes in the musical scale. So the color blue is also heard as the musical key of D, which vibrates at 587 Hz. But what is most interesting is that, if a frequency is vibrating fast enough, it's emitted as a color of Light. If we wanted to convert sound to Light, we would simply raise its frequency forty octaves. This results in a vibration in the trillions of cycles per second. So, if a pianist could press a key way above the eighty-eight keys that exist on a piano, that key would produce Light. They could create a chord of Light in the same way they can create a chord of sound. And it would be seen as colors of Light because it would be moving at the speed of Light. The philosophical and scientific basis for this Law of Vibration can be found in quantum physics and in Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Energy is related to matter and the speed of Light. This is Einstein's famous E = mc2 equation. When two frequenciesare brought together, the lower will always rise to meet the higher. This is the principle of resonance. So, when a piano is tuned, a tuning fork is struck, and then brought close to the piano string that carries that same musical tone. The string then raises its vibration automatically and attunes itself to the same rate at which the fork is vibrating. Using this principal of resonance, we can actually increase the speed at which the molecules in our bodies vibrate. And the higher our consciousness is raised, the closer to energy we become. Conclusion This is a personal conclusion based on these pieces of information and my own experiences. Theoretically, imagine if you will; a lifeform that has evolved in such a way that it can freely move between all forms of light and matter. I'm also going to say it's most likely in some way connected to the 5th dimension, be it having evolved there or what as it's abilities to be able to shift so easily would make more sense if developed in a dimension of constant movement. An example would be if a 3D character interacted with a 2D one, they'd be able to move in ways the 2D person would not be able to, or even be able to perceive. The ways the 3D person would interact could very much seem to be 'magic' as it's not observable for them. In this sense, a creature from a higher dimension interacting with this one can logically do things that would be 'otherworldly' and only comprehensible through very complex mathematics, if even that. However, this isn't a pass for the theory, the behaviour and result (me) still needs stronger ties to form a more water proof theory. Considering this creature is around in this dimension, well, why would it come here? Well, lets get down a few facts first. To be able to constantly change shape and form, one needs a lot of energy to do so, inconceivable amounts of energy in fact. For a lifeform to have developed something like this it would need to be self sustaining in a way that means it either does not ever run out of energy, or it takes energy from other sources such as stars, supernovas or dark energy; this of course excluding any possibilities from their own dimension. This would in essence, make them immortal. I can't get into how they came to be in the first place, but the only thing I could come up with is that it was formed during a Big Bang like event in their own dimension. Really I can't know something like that, and I'll never claim to have a solid theory in this area. Back to the question, why here? But to which I'd say, why not? If you can freely travel around space and have little to no concept of the flow of time, one would assume that you may want something to do while exploring this dimension. A different perspective, a way to experience 'living' in a way they're unfamiliar with. They can see the rules that bind this plane, and want to be able to experience what it's like to be bound by them. Essentially, if you play a game with the cheats on all the time, it gets boring, you'll want to make challenges for yourself, limit yourself intentionally to see what happens. I will say this is a human notion, but unfortunately they haven't given me any better logic for this element. Okay, so there's no way to prove it's actually out there, but theoretically, it's existence is possible. It is possible to change between light and sound. There are patterns in everything around us that could act as a form of recipe to follow when changing between other forms. The universe is also incredibly vast, allowing for many different lifeforms to evolve. We also know very little about other dimensions and how they might work. All of this isn't evidence towards it, but essentially it shows that there's not anything dismissing it through the information we do have. This combined with unexplainable experiences with voices, information that's so soundly structured the second I'm given it and hasn't had a single hic-up in attempting to decompile it, when I have deconstructed many crazy ideas and theories before is so far giving me logic enough to give it the benefit of the doubt. Until I get more information from this other 'me' or find a hole in the theory I have the belief I am connected to this being or if I am it, if but a shard.


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Tide Softball Gets Past Devilettes
"You have to give Mississippi Valley State credit, they were able to get hits with two strikes and I think this is one of the better teams they have had," Alabama Coach Patrick Murphy said. "This is the first time all year we have had the top of our lineup go 8-for-8 in a game and that was impressive. Amanda [Locke] has to work through it but I think in the second game she was a lot more confident and aggressive."
The Devilettes kept it close in game one by putting up a five spot in the second inning but the Crimson Tide answered by banging out nine hits and scoring eight runs to earn the win. Fenton and Catherine Dozier collected multi hit games and Locke went the distance, striking out five. In game two Rogers and Lunceford collected three hits apiece and Locke struck out seven to earn her second win on the day. The freshman improves to 6-0 on the season.
Game 1
The No. 2 ranked Alabama softball team defeated Mississippi Valley State 8-5 in the first game of a doubleheader Thursday afternoon at the UA Softball Complex. The Crimson Tide scored eight runs on nine hits to improve to 19-2 on the season. Mississippi Valley State drops to 8-2 on the year.
Alabama was led at the plate by the red hot bat of freshman Jennifer Fenton who went 3-for-4 with three RBI that came off her third home run of the year. Catherine Dozier added a 2-for-3 effort with one RBI and two runs scored.
Alabama struck first by posting two runs in the first inning. Fenton singled up the middle, stole second, advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Jazlyn Lunceford and made it home off an error that put Cassandra Reilly-Boccia on second base. Reilly-Boccia then scored after Charlotte Morgan singled to center field.
Followed by a five-run second inning by the Devilettes, Alabama responded by adding three runs to tie the game. After Kellie Eubanks walked and Dozier singled, Fenton homered off the left field foul pole to clear the bases.
With one out in the bottom of the fourth, Dozier belted her first home run in just her sixth at bat of the year to put the Tide back on top, 6-5. That run proved to be all Alabama would need as Mississippi Valley State was held scoreless for the remainder of the game.
The Crimson Tide added two more in the sixth inning to further cushion their lead. Brittany Rogers led the inning off with a walk, stole second then advanced to third on a Lauren Parker single to right field. Fenton reached first base on a fielder's choice which allowed Rogers and Parker to score on the errant throw home, giving UA an 8-5 lead.
Amanda Locke picked up the win in the circle, scattering nine hits and striking out five in seven innings pitched. With the win Locked improved to 5-0 on the season.
Game 2
After scoring five runs in the first inning the No. 2 ranked Alabama softball team cruised to an 11-2, five inning victory in Thursday evening's night cap against Mississippi Valley State at the UA Softball Complex. The Crimson Tide improves to 20-2 while the Devilettes drop to 8-3 on the season.
Brittany Rogers and Jazlyn Lunceford turned in 3-for-3 performances at the plate with Lunceford knocking in two runs and Rogers adding one RBI. Jennifer Fenton was 2-for-2 with one RBI and three runs scored.
Amanda Locke earned her second victory of the night in the circle, pitching five innings, striking out seven batters and giving up only five hits. The win takes Locke to 6-0 on the year.
Alabama got off to a fast start by scoring five runs in the first inning. After reaching base on a single, Rogers stole second, advanced to third on single by Lunceford and was knocked in by a single to right field by Locke. The Tide took advantage of Mississippi Valley State miscues and scored two runs on errors by the Devilettes. Kelley Montalvo provided the big hit of the inning, knocking in two more on a double to right center.
Alabama added two more in the second inning after Fenton walked, stole second and third base then scored when Lunceford doubled to left center. Lunceford advanced to third off a Montalvo fly out and later scored on a wild pitch to give Alabama the 7-0 lead.
After MVSU scored two in the third, the Tide responded by posting three of their own. After Whitney Larsen singled up the middle and proceeded to steal second, Rogers knocked her home and reached third on the throw to the plate. Jennifer Fenton singled to bring Rogers home and Lunceford singled to knock in Fenton.
The Tide added one more in the fourth when Jessica Smith, after pinch hitting for Reilly-Boccia, scored on dropped fly ball by the Devilettes' left fielder on what would have been the third out of the inning.
Alabama begins Southeastern Conference play this weekend when they welcome Mississippi State to Tuscaloosa for a twin bill on Saturday and another game on Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Gavaskar, who was here as a feature speaker for the third annual Sonny Ramadhin Lecture Series at the University of the West Indies, Faculty of Social Sciences, said, ''One of the bigger challenges the game of cricket faces today is one of the slowing down that has taken place in all the action. The over rates are slow...the pitches, and I think this is probably a bigger challenge than the over rates, because the pitches are very important.'' Addressing the gathering at the university's St Augustine Campus, Gavaskar suggested improvements to sustain the current interest for the game.
Gavaskar felt drawn matches are not going to do any good to Test cricket and he rued that the pitches around the cricketing world have a bias towards either the batsmen or the bowler.
''If you do not have a pitch that is balanced, a pitch that gives bowlers and batsmen an even and equal opportunity to display their skills and temperament, you are going to have one-sided contests,'' he explained.
The former India captain felt One-day cricket is not nemesis of the longer version of the game but on the contrary, it came to the rescue of the game and now batsmen play more shots with less dot balls while running between the wickets and the fielding have also improved.
He also found nothing wrong with the growing use if technology.
''If it is available and where it is accurate, I think it is in the best interest of the sport. Because it is important to get the correct decision.
''In countries like India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka where there are crowds of 70,000-plus fans and there is a lot of noise, this made a huge difference,'' he explained.
Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee, Gavaskar also advocated abolition of leg-byes and runs scored off direct hits of the stumps because, he felt, runs should be scored only off the bat.
Gavaskar was nostalgic recalling his 1971 tour here during which he scored a mammoth 774 runs.
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Indigenous Peoples of California: Ethnographic Collections of the Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, Russian Academy of Sciences
Project on publication of the Museum's California collections. In 2015 the Museum has begun preparing for publication of a complete catalogue of California Indian artifacts. The book will be a new volume in the "Catalogue of the Kunstkamera Collections" series. Over the past few years, within this series complete catalogues of Tlingit, Alutiiq (Sugpiaq) and Aleut cultural items have been published.
The project aim is to provide scientists and the general public, both in Russia and abroad, with research-based information on California collections held by the Museum. As a result, a richly illustrated catalogue will be published in the printed edition, and its digital version will be placed on the Museum's website.
Within the framework of the project, attribution and digitization of California Indian artifacts will be done. In 2016–2017 it is planned to reveal and investigate archive documents of the collectors associated with specific items. This makes it possible to define more precisely ethnic affiliation of the artifacts and to clarify history of their incorporation into the Museum's collection.
The project is implemented under the support of the US Government and the US Consulate General in St. Petersburg, thanks to which the visits of the representatives of California's indigenous peoples and American researchers were organized to the Museum to explore the collection.
Composition of the collection and history of its formation. Native California is a region of very high ethnolinguistic diversity. There are approximately 100 Indian tribes here, which spoke or still speak languages belong to several language families. The Museum's collection includes artifacts of 15 ethnic groups. Materials on some of them are very fragmentary. There are only a few items of the Yurok and Wiyot living in northwestern California, and of the Chumash people of southern California. The bulk of the collection comes from north and central parts of the region. This is artifacts of the Pomo (including the Kashaya), Miwok, Patwin (including the Suisunes), Ohlone (also known as the Costanoan), Maidu, and Northern Yokuts. The most valuable part of the collection are Patwin ritual costumes made of condor and raven feathers, and several dozen baskets, mainly of the Kashaya and their neighbours. The majority of these baskets was used to serve at ceremonial feasts. They are well-preserved and show high quality of workmanship. There are also two cloaks of feathers, head ornaments, belts, bracelets, hunting tools, and household implements in the collection. It is worth noting the set of a stone grater, pestle, and a basket without bottom, that was designed for grinding acorns and is probably unique and the only surviving specimen of this kind in the world.
The richness of the Museum's California collections is explained by the fact that in 1812 the Russian settlement Fort Ross was established in the land of the Kashaya, and a wharf for unloading ships of the Russian-American Company was at Bodega Bay, i.e. in the area inhabited by the Miwok. The South Pomo who lived in the Russian River basin were also in the zone of economic and cultural influence of Fort Ross. Artifacts of the Ohlone Indians were purchased by Russian sailors during long-term moorings within the port of San Francisco.
The Museum's collection of Indian artifacts from north-central California is the earliest one in the world. Its formation started already at the beginning of the 19th century. The artifacts were brought by members of first Russian circumnavigations. Such admirals, captains and midshipmen as Yuri F. Lisyansky (1773–1837), Vasily M. Golovnin (1776–1831), Mikhail N. Vasiliev (1777–1847), Ludwig August von Hagemeister (1780–1833), Andrey P. Lazarev (1787–1849), Mikhail P. Lazarev (1788–1851), Stepan P. Khrushchev (1790–1865), and Dmitri I. Zavalishin (1804–1892) have added glorious pages in the history of the Russian Navy and Russian science.
A rich collection of California Indian artifacts was collected by Ilya G. Voznesensky (1816–1871). He was a naturalist, custodian of the Zoological Museum of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences, member of the Russian Geographical Society (since 1852), and one of the founders of the Russian Entomological Society (1859). In 1839 Voznesensky was sent by the Academy to Russian America to gather collections for the Zoological Museum, Botanical Museum, and Ethnographic Museum, and spent 10 years in America.
The uniqueness of the California collections consists also in the fact that they comprise artifacts of the ethnic groups that are now extinct (including the Suisunes, Ohlone, and Coast Miwok). In European and American collections, material culture of these peoples is represented by single objects.
Today, nearly 400 artifacts of the California Indians are held by the Museum. Since the ethnic affiliation of some items is still not clear, it is yet not possible to give a more precise number.
One of the sections of the North American permanent exhibition is dedicated to California Indian cultures. The artifacts displayed there form approximately 15 % of the Museum's California objects. Among them are the unique ritual costumes made of feathers and mentioned before. Each year, over half a million visitors of the Museum familiarize themselves with these Indian artifacts on display.
Cooperation in the area of collections study. A priority of the Museum is the study of collections and publication of their catalogues together with representatives of the ethnic groups whose culture the collections represent. During the last few years, the Museum several times had the honor to host delegations of the Kashaya and Miwok Indians, as well as specialists involved in the study of traditional culture of Native California. Staff members showed them not only the permanent exhibition, but also artifacts from the Museum storeroom. In 2012, in the course of the Fort Ross bicentennial celebration, members of the American delegation for the first time got the opportunity to familiarize themselves with more than 400 California Indian artifacts held by the Museum. The guests were so impressed that they asked to organize the second, longer, excursion, which took place two years later.
In 2014, during a visit to St. Petersburg, representatives of indigenous peoples of California not only saw the artifacts, but also told of the meaning these objects had in their culture, and likewise of their probable use. The Museum's experts had a unique opportunity to work together with Native Americans in the study of the collections.
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Ritual cloak made of raven's feathersCentral California. Miwok (?)Collector: I.G. Voznesensky. 1841.MAE № 570-1.
Female necklaceCentral California. Ohlone (?)Collector: apparently V.M. Golovin. 1818.MAE № 570-23
Ritual basket for cookingCentral California. Southern Pomo.Collector: I.G. Voznesensky. 1841.MAE № 570-78
Ritual basketCentral California. Ohlone.First half of 19th century.MAE № 570-100
Ritual cloakPlains Miwok (?)Collector: I.G. Voznesensky. 1841.MAE № 2520-8


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I have never been to a Jack in the Box, but as I was making the descent into Denver this weekend after a jaunt to Vail, I saw one just off Sixth Avenue and Colfax -- and I got a sudden urge to go there.
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Dianne NeimanExecutive Director, originally from Boston, Dianne comes to us from Minneapolis, MN, and she brings to Temple Emanuel an extensive background in all major aspects of synagogue and community management, ranging from executive leadership, to serving as president of her sisterhood, to so much more. She has also been a practicing lawyer, specializing in end of life issues and working with vulnerable adults. Her commitment to the Reform Jewish community and her synagogue in Minneapolis is underscored not just by her personal journey, but also by the journey of her two sons, who are deeply engaged in Jewish learning, community and youth groups.
Rabbi Mark H. Levine
Madeline Lowitz GoldDirector of Early Childhood, has spent 30 years devoted to building quality in the field of Jewish Early Childhood Education, and is a leader in both the professional Jewish Early Childhood Community and schools inspired by the philosophy of Reggio Emilia. A graduate of The Ohio State University, she also has a background in art education, writing and editing. She serves as co-chair of the JLL Director's Council and is an active member of the National Reggio Emilia Alliance. Madeline has participated in national seminars and conferences focusing on the Reggio philosophy and is a founder of the DC Reggio Emilia Alliance. She participated in four study seminars in Reggio Emilia and Pistoia, Italy and joined educators from around the world as a participant in the International Conference of Reggio Children. She believes deeply in the rights and competencies of children. Madeline is married to Martin Gold, an attorney for USDA. Madeline's son Daniel, lives in Denver and her daughter Aliza and son-in-law Jason live in Houston, where they both work for Temple EmanuEl.
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Nicole D'IsaBookkeeper & IT Support, Nicole has been a part of our Temple Emanuel community for almost five years. She began as an administrative assistant and became more entrenched in our family when her daughter, Noel, became a student in our Early Childhood Center. She is now the full time bookkeeper for the temple. Nicole grew up outside of New York and Philadelphia, and got her degree in International Affairs from George Washington University. She has been living in the DC metro area for almost two decades, being joined by her wife Jeannelle in 2005. Nicole loves performing and listening to music and watching television but spends most of her free time curling.
Teresa KasperAdministrative Assistant, Originally from the mid-west, Teresa moved to Maryland from Los Angeles where she received her Masters degree in fine arts from the California Institute of the Arts. Teresa has been working with non-profit organizations for most of her career, most recently as the database administrator with the Peterson Institute for International Economics in DC.
At Temple Emanuel, Teresa works on the web site and other internal marketing, helps with special events such as the "Year of Torah" activities, and assists with the operations of the Main Office, the Religious School and the Early Childhood Center. Her husband, William, is an independent consultant. The two met in graduate school and have one young daughter and one very large dog.
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Amy TurimLibrarian, is proud to have served the Temple in this position for more than ten years. Her previous experience was as a professional in film archives and preservation, and film cataloguing. In various capacities in those fields, she has worked at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, the National Geographic Society, the National Archives, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, and as the Film Archivist of the American Film Institute. This background in collections oversight and management provided a natural transition to running the Temple library. In addition, Amy has an affinity with Jewish literature going back to her grandfather, a historian and scholar who wrote for the Jewish Daily Forward, and a deep connection with the Jewish experience through her mother's background as a child survivor of the Holocaust. In connection with her role as librarian, she is an active participant in the Association of Jewish Libraries. As a Temple member since 2001, Amy has served on the Temple Board, is one of the original members of the Global Mitzvah Team, and works with Kathy Magenheim to oversee and coordinate the Temple's Oneg Shabbats. Amy lives – and bakes and cooks! -- in Takoma Park with two wonderful dogs, Marty and Ozzy, and her husband Larry Hershman. Their son Jacob Hershman – a Temple Religious School confirmand -- is completing his studies at St. Mary's College of Maryland.


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76ers guard Tony Wroten (knee) to miss at least a week
Philadelphia 76ers guard Tony Wroten will miss at least one week with a right knee sprain, the team announced on Friday.
Wroten sustained the injury during a loss to the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday and will be re-evaluated on Dec. 5.
Over 15 games this season, Wroten has averaged a team-high 17.9 points and 6.3 assists in 32.6 minutes. The 21-year-old is in his second season with the 76ers since being traded from the Memphis Grizzlies in August 2013. He was a first-round pick in the 2012 draft out of Washington.
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Update: Tony Wroten sustained right knee sprain vs. the Nets on Wednesday. He'll miss one week and be re-evaluated on December 5.— Philadelphia 76ers (@sixers) November 28, 2014


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Gagan, who lives in Bangalore, India, has roller skated for half of his life -- 3 years. His 39-car limbo trick nabbed him a spot in the India Book of Records. Now he's just waiting for Guinness World Records to acknowledge his feat.
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I just started looking at my junk mail today and look what I saw on the first page of the Winn-Dixie ad? This is perfect, because of this great coupon we got early this morning. Grab your prints ASAP 🙂
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The ad says "Save up to $4.99," but I know that isn't the in-store price. Unfortunately, I don't know the exact price, so I can't tell you for sure. Regardless, this is going to be a very nice deal.
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Any person ordering the entire set, and remitting $5, will receive a Portrait of Dickens, suitable for framing.
But this term, like the other, passed over, and there was no sign of remitting my punishment.
In the remitting forms of fever it may be administered in five-grain doses at intervals of four to six hours.
The colonel's cure is remitting the whole thing to army control.
Members of the family will be able to order the coming editions in advance by applying and remitting to the publisher.
The motion was carried unanimously, as the one remitting the claim for salvage had been.
And between the remitting of a punishment, and the remitting of reparations of my loss.
This fever may be either intermittent, remitting, or continued, and typhoid.
The money I will take on your own terms, only I beg that you will lose no time in remitting it.
remitting his efforts too soon—again the infant ceased to breathe.
remit re·mit (rĭ-mĭt')
v. re·mit·ted, re·mit·ting, re·mits
To diminish; abate.
To transmit money.