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Hey all, I'm bringing this one back up :) https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-152 I am leaning towards going with the spec Jesse linked to [1] and having all the platforms roll with units expressed as m/s^2. >From a conversation I just had with Jesse this issue just came up in WP7 as well. I will do some testing on my iPod + android and see what the different return values are currently. I'll try to consolidate. We will have to update docs for this as well! [1] http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source-orientation.html#devicemotion On 2/8/12 3:54 PM, "Brian LeRoux" <email@example.com> wrote: >rather than a vote thread I'm thinking we continue to treat W3C >recommendation 'the right way' to do stuff > >(I realize that in itself is debatable!!!) > >On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 7:48 AM, Simon MacDonald ><firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> It seems to be on Android that it is returning the value in m/s*s. When >>my >> device is resting on the desk the x and y values are close to 0 while >>the z >> is close to 9.8. Depending on what Android device you have your >> accelerometer may be more accurate or able to go up to a higher level >>of g. >> So, it looks like if we want to standardize on g as the unit to be >>returned >> for the accelerometer I'll need to divide by 9.81. >> >> Also, can someone else run the MobileSpec code and go into Accelerometer >> and do a Start Watch while leaving your phone flat on the desk? I want >>to >> make sure that other devices don't correct for gravity as I only have >> Samsung devices here. >> >> Simon Mac Donald >> http://hi.im/simonmacdonald >> >> >> On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 3:36 AM, Filip Maj <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> >>> Let's decide, please. A vote thread? >>> >>> My vote is using what the W3C spec [1] suggests, which, as Jesse points >>> out in the JIRA issue, seems to be m/s^2. >>> >>> My problem looking at this a few weeks ago was figuring out what the >>> reference point/units on the various native platforms was (I.e. What is >>> -10 / +10 on Android? What is -1000 / +1000 on Blackberry? What are >>>those >>> units?). It's not very well documented :s >>> >>> On 12-02-07 3:00 AM, "email@example.com" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> >>> >Also to note that I think the values on BlackBerry are -1000 to +1000. >>> > >>> >Dan was noticing this last week while working on an app >>> >------Original Message------ >>> >From: Shazron >>> >To: email@example.com >>> >ReplyTo: email@example.com >>> >Subject: Normalization of acceleration values >>> >Sent: Feb 6, 2012 8:57 PM >>> > >>> >https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-152 >>> > >>> >Should we decide? >>> > >>> >Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry >>> >>>
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This woman and I meet up for dinner or coffee at least once a week, and we've been doing this since September. We both live in a small town and she's a great woman, but I'm not sure about what we've been doing. Every time we meet up, we've gotten closer and closer both physically and emotionally. I've been to her house, I've met her family, but we still haven't kissed.
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Sounds like she's trying to go your pace but missing something. It can be difficult to make a physical connection at first if the other is also conscious of your own inability to make physical contact.
The time you're spending together sounds lovely, it sounds like a movie... except at the end of the movie she's either going to continue playing along until someone else comes along and dates her, or reject you and then realize she loves you months later.
Ask her out, if it's been weeks then just do it. Say "hey, I know it's obvious but I like you-- would you like to start dating?"
Bing bang, boom-- yes or no, or the "ehhhhh can we be friends?"
Because what you're doing sounds lovely... and friendly. I would love someone to hang out with every week and drink wine and talk all night... but that sounds like what I would want in addition to my current boyfriend, with a girl or a guy.10|10|0
Thanks! That actually really helps. I guess I'm just a bit nervous because I tend to overthink things (hence the trouble with physical contact). I suppose I'm also a bit timid because I really do enjoy the time we spend together, and I don't want those to stop if she doesn't feel the same way.
My last boyfriend (before my current) was a very quiet, shy, kind man. He was very reserved and when he hugged and touched me, it felt like he was a brick wall because of his own anxiety ( and overthinking).
This guy was very handsome, very classy... rich, too (not that this mattered much) but he was romantic (or tried to be) but when it came to physical contact he couldn't get past his anxiety. We dated for 6 months before the physical loneliness broke me and I left him.
I'm not trying to pressure you-- but to a woman who wants to be touched, it's important to make contact and keep physical contact if you want to be with this person.
Good luck, and take the leap. Work on the overthinking, work on the barrier, it'll be worth it.
Thanks again for the advice. I called her and we had quite a lovely conversation.
She said the reason she felt a bit awkward the other night was because she's still settling from having left a serious relationship a few months ago. I completely understand that, though there's still a small part of me that thinks that was just her way of letting me down easy. That aside, we're meeting up again for dinner again soon (I told her I'd cook her some Asian favourites), and I want to talk more about it.
I want to tell her that I can't be her friend but I think she's genuinely the loveliest woman I've met (don't know if I should be that honest), that being said, I want her to take all the time she needs to settle and that when she's ready, she can call me and we can try this again. How would you view someone who said that to you?
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Haha, thanks. I've been telling myself that for the past few months. The thing is, I already have. She knows. But I feel like we actually have to talk about where we stand.
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Celebrating Bristol's Recovery Choir.
As we reach the one year anniversary of 'Rising Voices' Bristol's Recovery Choir, we look back on some highlights from over the past year.
Rising Voices started life on 27th November 2014, under the direction of experienced choir leader and musician, Issi Freeth-Hale. Since then, we have created a unique space for people in recovery in Bristol to come together to sing, feel better, make friends and to create something beautiful.
"Singing together feels amazing. It's good clean fun and totally free!"
Throughout our first year we've had over 40 people come along and give singing a go. Some have been first-time singers and others are revisiting a passion for the first time since finding their recovery. As well as the occasional people popping in, we now have a committed core group of between 8 and 13 people who come each week.
Rising Voices meets every Thursday, 5:30 - 7pm at The Unitarian on Brunswick Square (BS2 8PE) and is open to beginners.
This year we've had a one off Sea Shanty workshop and have had two guest choir leaders. We have also sung at the Brunswick Square cemetery Open Day in June, The Recovery Festival in September and the Hartcliffe Community Roundhouse in November. We've had to turn down many more invites to sing and have even been interviewed for our very own BBC News article.
This Christmas looks to be an even busier period for us! Throughout the festive season we will be singing at the Celebration of Life service on 5th December (Bereavement Through Addiction), BDP's Women's Morning Christmas party on 16th December, BDP's Group Work Christmas celebration and the Rolls Royce employee Christmas lunch.
"It saved my life"
BDP are proud of what has been created over the past year and would like to thank Issi, Sophie and all the members for putting their hearts and souls into Rising Voices. We're looking forward to our many performances this December and for 2016, whatever it may hold for us.
If you would like to book Rising Voices for a performance next year or are interested in joining or promoting the choir and would like more information, please call Sophie on 0117 987 6015.


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Wildfire Preparedness
The weather is getting warmer and people are starting to enjoy more outdoor activities in picturesque Larimer County. While we encourage people to get outdoors and experience all that Colorado has to offer, we also want to issue a stern warning to anyone who is camping to make sure your campfire is OUT before you leave your campsite or go to bed for the night. The memory of Hewlett Gulch, Fern Lake, High Park and Woodland Heights fires are still fresh in our minds and should not be forgotten.
Are you Firewise? Click on the image for a checklist and helpful tips.
Fire Prevention Tips:
Although the High Park Fire was caused by lightning, the Hewlett Fire a few weeks prior was started by a forest visitor. Always check to see if there are fire restrictions in the area you are visiting and, when fires are permitted, follow these simple instructions for extinguishing your campfire:
Extinguishing Your Campfire
When you're ready to put out your fire and call it a night, or before you leave your campsite follow these guidelines:
1. Allow the wood to burn completely to ash, if possible
2. Pour lots of water on the fire, drown ALL embers, not just the red ones
3. Pour until hissing sound stops
4. Stir the campfire ashes and embers with a shovel
5. Scrape the sticks and logs to remove any embers
6. Stir and make sure everything is wet and they are cold to the touch
7. If you do not have water, use dirt. Mix enough dirt or sand with the embers. Continue adding and stirring until all material is cool.
**Reminder: Do NOT just bury the fire as the fire will continue to smolder and could catch roots on fire that will eventually get to the surface and could start a wildfire.
REMEMBER: If it's too hot to touch, it's too hot to leave!
For more fire information please visit: https://smokeybear.com/en/prevention-how-tos/campfire-safety
Reducing Wildfire Hazards Near Your Home
Larimer County Sheriff's Office encourages you to take steps now to protect your home and neighborhood. Once a wildfire threatens an area, there isn't time to reduce wildfire hazards. Follow these simple steps now and throughout the year to prepare and help reduce the risk of your home and property becoming fuel for a wildfire:
Noncombustible Area (five feet from foundation):
· Clear needles, twigs and leaves from roof, gutters, below deck and in corners of structures
· Install wire mesh spark arrestor on chimneys and flues (mesh openings not exceeding 1/2")
· Install wire mesh (openings not exceeding 1/8") to cover all vent openings
· Box or enclose all eaves, fascia and soffits with metal screens (openings not exceeding 1/8")
· Remove all flammable materials from within 5 ft. of foundation and any overhangs/decks/stairs
· Use only non-flammable landscaping materials
· Remove all overhanging branches from within 5 ft. of structure/deck/stairs
· Use only low-growing, high moisture content plants
· Use fire-resistant roofing material (composition shingle, metal, clay/cement tile) when it's time to reroof
Lean, Clean and Green Area (up to 30 feet from structures):
· Use low-flammability plants, landscaping materials and accessories
· Prune tree limbs up and provide generous spacing between crowns (30 ft.)
· Locate firewood and propane tanks at least 30 ft. from structures (wood may be closer during wet season)
· Eliminate ladder fuels (mowing, pruning)
· Clear all dead vegetation at least 10 ft. from structure (dry grass, branches, pine needles, leaves)
· Remove any heavy accumulation of flammable debris (dead trees, downed branches, pine needles)
Healthy Forest Area (beyond 30 feet):
· Maintain 30 ft. between tree clusters
· Prune tree limbs up
· Remove any heavy accumulation of woody debris (piles of wood or branches)
· Provide fuel breaks (driveways, gravel walk ways, rock outcroppings, lawns)
Assist Emergency Responders (access):
· Post reflective house numbers at the edge of the road so they are clearly visible both day and night
· Make sure the driveway is at least 12 feet wide and all tree branches are cleared to a height of 14 feet to allow emergency response vehicles safe access to all structures.
Make an Emergency Evacuation Plan:
The plan should include a designated emergency meeting location outside the fire or hazard area, several different escape routes from your home and community. This should also include an evacuation plan for pets and large animals such as horses and other livestock.
A family communication plan that designates an out-of-area friend or relative as a point of contact to act as a single source of communication among family members in case of separation should also be part of your evacuation plan.
You can receive important lifesaving alerts no matter where you are - at home, at school, or at work. The Emergency Notification system allows residents of Larimer County to sign up for FREE emergency alerts on their cell phone, work phone, text message, email, home phone, pager, etc. Residents can choose the locations they want to be contacted about, as long as those locations are within the boundaries of Larimer County.
How do I sign up?
If you have a traditional landline phone, that number (and location) will automatically be entered through the 9-1-1 database. To register additional locations, phone numbers or other devices:
Register online at: www.leta911.org
Or you can register by phone: 970-962-2173
The information that you provide will be used for emergency purposes only and will not be shared with any other vendor or organization. If you have any problems registering an address or if you have questions, please contact Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority (LETA) directly at 970-962-2170
Did you know?
Upgraded "next generation 9-1-1" technology allows staff in the five Larimer County dispatch centers to communicate instantly online and instantly reroute 9-1-1 and/or administrative calls to other communications centers during heavy call loads. These 9-1-1 system upgrades were funded and coordinated by LETA, an organization created by several local governments.
LETA facilitates enhanced emergency communications technology, including emergency notifications, across Larimer County. This organization is funded by a 45 cent fee included on Larimer County resident and business landline and cell phone bills.
For more great fire information, please visit the website http://www.co.larimer.co.us/wildfire/


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We spend a lot of time looking through Gazetteers & Almanacs that were published in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Many of the Gazetteers include the distance from a community such as Brice to various places of note, such as the White House.
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Crittenden County
Our profile page for Brice, Crittenden County [Map]Distance: About 254 miles [408.8 km] to the West Northwest
Floyd County
Our profile page for Brice, Floyd County [Map]Distance: About 46 miles [74 km] to the East
Jay County
Our profile page for Brice, Jay County [Map]Distance: About 440 miles [708.1 km] to the North
Bienville Parish
Our profile page for Brice, Bienville ParishWe found mention of this community, but have little information.<7>Although located in Bienville Parish, we don't know the location of this community within the county.
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Charles County
Our profile page for Brice, Charles County [Map]Distance: About 588 miles [946.3 km] to the Northeast
Gratiot County
Our profile page for Brice, Gratiot County [Map]Distance: About 629 miles [1,012.3 km] to the North
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Otero County
Our profile page for Brice, Otero CountyThis community is historic.<8>Although located in Otero County, we don't know the location of this community within the county.
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Rutherford County
Our profile page for Brice, Rutherford County [Map]Distance: About 246 miles [395.9 km] to the East Northeast
Franklin County
Our profile page for Brice, Franklin County [Map]Distance: About 437 miles [703.3 km] to the North Northeast
Hall County
Our profile page for Brice, Hall County [Map]Distance: About 850 miles [1,367.9 km] to the West
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The performing artist John Goodman, a recouped junkie, concedes being spooky by his previous life before he quit medications and liquor. The performer, who was most renowned for his part in Argo, got it together in 2007 following 30 years of dependence. In any case, it appears to be, even years on, he confesses to having hot dreams from his past.
He told The Observer Magazine, "Of late, I've been having dreams where I'm offered something and in light of the fact that the person that gives me the brew or the cocaine or the whiskey says, 'Gracious, yet you do it constantly, at any rate,' I go, 'Better believe it, you're correct.' But then I wake up, considering: 'No, I don't!' So I do a reversal to rest and settle it. On the off chance that I have a terrible dream, I alter it."
Regardless he had always wanted, Goodman still avoids his evil presences and is going on his eighth year of balance. Well done!


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Sunday 3 September 1944
It was Sunday, under the sign of Virgo. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Gary Leeds and Sherwood C "Woody" Spring in Hartford.
Arsenic and Old Lace, directed by Frank Capra, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1944
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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Famous Birthdays:
- Gary Leeds: Glendale, California -- Rocker (Walker Brothers).
- Sherwood C "Woody" Spring in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; Colonel USA/astronaut (STS 61B).
- Valerie Perrine in Galveston: Texas, USA; actress (Steam Bath, Superman, Lenny).
- Alan Strachan: Scottish theater director, writer.
- Geoff Arnold: English cricketer and coach.
Famous Deaths:
- Frantisek Alois Drdla: Composer, dies at 75.
- 58th US Womens Tennis: P Betz beats Margaret Osborne duPont (63 86)
- 68th and last transport of Dutch Jews (Anne Frank) leaves to Auschwitz
- Canadian troops liberate Abbeville, France
- French troops liberate Lyon
- Last transport from Westerbork to Auschwitz
- Prince Bernhard appointed Supreme Commander of the Netherlands Domestic Arm Force
- Tank division of British Guards free Brussels
- Frank Parker beats Bill Talbert for US tennis title.
- Holocaust: diarist Anne Frank and her family are placed on the last transport train from Westerbork to Auschwitz, arriving three days later.
- WWII: The Allies liberate Brussels.
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» Andrea Wulf on 'The Invention of Nature' @ Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Andrea Wulf is the award-winning author of books which look at the relationship between gardens, the environment and wider political, social and cultural issues – focusing on the human stories, adventures and obsessions. She is a garden club speaker.
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Andrea Wulf is the award-winning and New York Bestselling author of three garden history books, including "The Founding Gardeners. The Revolutionary Generation, Nature and the Shaping of the American Nation" (published by Knopf in 2011) and "The Brother Gardeners. Botany, Empire and the Birth of an Obsession" (2009). Her fourth book has nothing to do with gardens but is also concerned with 18th century science and politics - it's called 'Chasing Venus. The Race to Measure the Heavens' (May 2012). Her latest book "The Invention of Nature. Alexander von Humboldt's New World" was published in 2015 - it won the prestigious Costa Biography Award 2015 in the UK, was a finalist for the Kirkus Prize 2015 and was shortlisted for the Andrew Carnegie Medal 2016. It was chosen as 10 Best Books in the New York Times.
She has written for the Wall Street Journal, the Sunday Times, the Financial Times, LA Times, The Garden and Kew Magazine, and reviews for several newspapers, including New York Times Book Review. The Guardian, the Times Literary Supplement and the Mail on Sunday.
She is a well know garden club speaker and garden event lecturer who has lectured widely to large audiences at the Royal Geographical Society, Kew Gardens and Royal Society in London, the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Monticello and the US Botanic Garden in Washington DC amongst many others. She is a three-time fellow of the International Center for Jefferson Studies at Monticello. In 2011 she gave 50 talks about the "Founding Gardeners"
She is a regular contributor on BBC radio and television, and has appeared on the Diane Rehm Show on NPR. She co-presented a four part garden series on BBC in 2014.
Both 'Founding Gardener' and 'The Invention of Nature' were on the New York Times Best Seller List.
For more information and past venues please see her website www.andreawulf.com
For testimonials about the lectures please see http://www.andreawulf.com/2009/05/endorsement-of-events.html
Talks are around 40-45min plus time for Questions & Answers. They are usually accompanied by a slide show (PowerPoint) but can be adapted to your requirements.
I don't believe in talks that are 'read' from a piece of paper but that even the most complex topic can be brought alive by the way it is presented – lively, entertaining and passionately.
Founding Gardeners:
This talk offers a fascinating look at the revolutionary generation from the unique and intimate perspective of their lives as gardeners, plantsmen and farmers. For the founding fathers, gardening, agriculture and botany were elemental passions, as deeply ingrained in their characters as their belief in liberty for the nation they were creating. Andrea Wulf reveals for the first time this aspect of the revolutionary generation. She describes how, even as British ships gathered off Staten Island, George Washington wrote his estate manager about the garden at Mount Vernon; how a tour of English gardens renewed Thomas Jefferson's and John Adams's faith in their fledgling nation; how a trip to the great botanist John Bartram's garden helped the delegates of the Constitutional Congress to break their deadlock; and why James Madison is the forgotten father of American environmentalism. Taken together, these and other stories are a revelation of a guiding, but previously overlooked ideology of the American Revolution. The Founding Gardeners adds depth and nuance to our understanding of the American experiment, and provides us with a portrait of the founding fathers as they've never been seen before.
The Invention of Nature. Alexander von Humboldt's New World:
On 14 September 1869, 25,000 people marched through New York to celebrate the centennial of the birth of German scientist Alexander von Humboldt. The next day, the New York Times devoted its entire front page to the festivities. Humboldt was described by his contemporaries as the most famous man in the world after Napoleon. Though almost forgotten today – at least in the English-speaking world – his name still lingers everywhere from the Humboldt Current running along the west coast of South America to the Humboldt penguin. In North America alone there are four counties, thirteen towns, a river, bays, lakes, and mountains named after him. An intrepid explorer and visionary scientist, Humboldt's restless life was packed with adventure and discovery, whether climbing the highest volcanoes in the world, risking his life in the Amazonian rainforest or racing through anthrax-infested Siberia.
What made Humboldt so famous was that he had come up with the revolutionary idea that the natural world was a web of life – a unified whole where everything was correlated. He predicted human-induced climate change as early as 1800. He wove together hard scientific data with art, history, poetry and politics. Humboldt saw nature as a global force and became the most interdisciplinary of all scientists.
He was a man of contradictions who inspired thinkers and revolutionaries alike. Thomas Jefferson was his friend, as was Simón Bolívar who called him the 'discoverer of the New World'. Charles Darwin said that Humboldt was the reason why he boarded the Beagle, while Sierra Club founder and father of the National Parks, John Muir aspired 'to be a Humboldt'. Henry David Thoreau, found in Humboldt's books an answer to his dilemma on how to be a poet and a naturalist – Walden would have been a very different book without Humboldt.
In this beautifully illustrated talk Andrea Wulf vividly brings this last polymath back to life, taking us on a fantastic voyage in his footsteps – and his ideas as they go on to revolutionize science, conservation and preservation, nature writing, politics, art and the theory of evolution. In THE INVENTION OF NATURE, she reintroduces us to a lost hero of science and the forgotten father of environmentalism, showing us why understanding his vision of the world has become more necessary today than ever before. Humboldt was, after all, as one contemporary said, 'the greatest man since the Deluge'.
For a short 5-min video about the book, please see link below:
The Brother Gardeners:
In this beautifully illustrated talk Andrea Wulf tells the story of a small group of 18th century naturalists that made England a nation of gardeners. It's the story of a garden revolution that began in America when the farmer John Bartram sent hundreds of boxes filled with seeds that would transform the English landscape forever. There is also the London cloth merchant Peter Collinson who distributed Bartram's seeds; Philip Miller, author of the Gardeners Dictionary, the cantankerous Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus, and Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander who joined Captain Cook's Endeavour on the greatest voyage of discovery of modern times. Together they introduced the lustrous evergreens, fiery autumn foliage and colourful shrubs that shaped the Georgian landscape; they brought science and rational thought to horticulture; and risked their lives to find new exotic blooms and towering trees. Friends, rivals, enemies, their correspondence, collaborations and squabbles make for a riveting human drama set against the backdrop of the emerging British empire and America's magnificent forests. As botany and horticulture became a science, the garden became the Eden for everyman.
Chasing Venus:
In "Chasing Venus" Andrea Wulf tells the extraordinary story of the first scientific collaboration - set admid warring armies, savage weather and bitter rivalries. On two days in 1761 and 1769, astronomers across the world cast their eyes to the sky to witness a rare sight: Venus travelling across the face of the sun. The two transits were to become the most significant astronomical events in scientific history, as by recording the path of Venus and comparing results, these men hoped to calculate the dimensions of our solar system - one of the most pressing questions of the Enlightenment. 'Chasing Venus' is told as a race across the world and features a cast of some of the most recognisable names in world history - Benjamin Franklin, James Cook, Mason and Dixon, and Catherine the Great amongst others - 'Chasing Venus' is a thrilling adventure story, a tale of personal tragedy and obsession, and an inspiring account of Enlightenment science and man's quest to understand nature.
"Andrea gave a compelling and wonderful profile of the founders gardeners. Andrea perfectly matched our 'Celebrity Lecture Series' and drew crowds that matched her own celebrity as an important author of history. We are very grateful for her appearance. I do hope others see the value of her scholarship and wonderful speaking style to engage her in their institutions," Van A. Romans, President, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History.
"Andrea was charming and very knowledgeable, and the talk was extremely engaging. We greatly enjoyed learning about this more human aspect of the Founders through her meticulous research," Adele Uphaus–Conner, James Monroe Museum, Fredricksburg
"The Poplar Forest event was a big success on many levels. Financially for sure, but we saw an audience that we rarely see, which speaks well of our future. We also now know we can have a Poplar Forest event away from Poplar Forest!" Robert Clark, Chairman of the Board of Directors, The Corporation for Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest
"Andrea Wulf provided the perfect keynote lecture for the 2011 Conference on Restoring Southern Gardens and Landscapes: 'A New World: Artists and Naturalists in the American South.' Andrea's energetic and personable introduction to the brother gardeners and the founding gardeners skillfully guided us into that 'new world' and set the standard for the following two days of cutting-edge scholarship and colorful exploration." Sally Gant, Director of Education, The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, Old Salem Museums & Gardens, Winston-Salem, NC.
"Andrea Wulf brought history to life when she addressed a group of modern-day patrons of historic Washington College. Andrea's lively talk brought James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and the College's founding patron, George Washington, alive as she discussed their gardens, their personalities and their ideas about nature and politics. Andrea was a wonderfully flexible presenter (she agreed to talk outdoors on the banks of the Chester River), and her engaging style and vivid descriptions really brought the scenes in her beautiful book, Founding Gardeners, to life." President Mitchell B. Reiss, Washington College, Chestertown, MD
"Andrea presented a fascinating lecture at Colonial Williamsburg to a packed auditorium on her latest book,Founding Gardeners. This crowd of Virginia history and garden buffs thought they knew their founding fathers and Early American gardens until Andrea captured their attention and imaginations with a compelling narrative full of new insight and information. Andrea's research offers a different side of America's first Presidents, and her presentation is thought provoking, engaging and humorous." Trish Balderson, Manager, Museum Education, The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg
"Huge success! Andrea was a rock star and had all 72+++ ladies spell-bound with her animated delivery and talk chock full of fascinating facts and anecdotes. It was, of course, the largest crowd we could seat + a few extras. We sold all books and could have sold two more boxes! Everyone said it was the best ever talk," Jennie Reynolds, Garden Club of America Bulletin Chairman
"Andrea Wulf provides an intriguing look at an aspect of the Founding Fathers that deserves our attention. Gardening was a source of recreation, education, inspiration, and intellectual stimulation for them; their gardens served as both scientific laboratories and spiritual sanctuaries. Andrea's work illuminates a significant part of their lives – and our understanding. Her graceful writing and invigorating delivery make her book and her programs delightful experiences for readers and audiences." Jayne Gordon, Director of Education and Public Programs, Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston
"Even on the tail end of an extensive cross-crounty book tour in the States, Andrea appeared fresh and captivated our audience with her informative-yet-lively presentation on Founding Gardeners on Martha's Vineyard. Andrea is a dream guest speaker, from her pre-event organization and quick-response emails to her engaging question-and-answer sessions. Being an island, the Vineyard can prove a challenging destination. When faced with a last-minute cancelled flight, requiring a more arduous traveling option, there were no diva hysterics. 'Isn't she great,' said a neighbor who had heard Andrea speak in Baltimore. Indeed she is." Pamela Street, Martha's Vineyard Garden Club
"Andrea Wulf is a great speaker and brings her subjects to life--Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison. The audience at the Chicago Botanic Garden loved her, and we had to stop the question period or they would have kept her all evening telling us more about our Presidents' love of gardening and horticulture." Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr., Vice Chairman, Chicago Botanic Garden
"A lecture by Andrea Wulf captivates, entertains and informs her audience. Author and historian, her story about America's Founding Gardeners appeals to all. Andrea is so comfortable with her subject and in her method of presentation that one feels as if they are sitting in a private study being read a wonderful story by a captivating and delightful lady", Dean Norton, Director of Horticulture, Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens, May 2011
"Andrea's talk on the Founding Gardeners was superb! Her research and insights revealed much more about our Founding Fathers than most of us had known. And her easy but informed delivery made it a most engaging evening. Many, many thanks", Winterthur Museum, May 2011
"Andrea Wulf is pure intellectual pleasure! Our program, at The Mount Vernon Club in Baltimore MD, was a full house event. Not only is Andrea fully informed about her subject, but she also has an incredibly engaging personality and sense of humor. Never have we received so many joyful follow-ups, letting us know how wonderful the event was. Also, after her talk, we sold a large number of her two books, which was a financial plus for the club." The Mount Vernon Club, Baltimore
"Andrea Wulf was a delight to have as a speaker for our organization. She knows her topic well and presented it in a lively and interesting manner. She presented a history lesson disguised in humor and interesting anecdotes. Andrea was also a joy to work with in the organizing of our event. There was never any confusion about the details or what she required in the way of computers, screen etc. The income from the sale of her books added to our full house made our fund raiser even more successful. By having Andrea as our guest speaker we were able to draw a new group of people with her different slant on our American History. I'm looking forward to the release of her next book and hope to get her back again", Gayle Delashmutt, President Emeritus, The Mosby Heritage Area Association
"Andrea Wulf was a tremendous hit at our spring event, attracting one of our largest groups ever and graciously signing books for our guests afterward. Her captivating presentation and depth of knowledge engaged the group immediately and held their attention throughout -- no mean feat with an audience comprised of individuals with extensive knowledge of either gardens or James and Dolley Madison or both!" Ann Lawrence Grasty, Director of Major Gifts at James Madison's Montpelier, April 2011
"Andrea captivated the audience not only with her engaging and energetic speaking style, but also with the fascinating content, based in solid and impressive research. Everyone who attended left with a much richer understanding of the 18th century and the American peoples' relationship with the land. We are having her come back in September as the key-note speaker for the 18thConference on 'Restoring Southern Gardens & Landscape: A New World: Naturalists and Artists in the American South'." Paula Locklair, Vice President for Education, Old Salem Museums & Gardens, April 2011
"We were thrilled to have Andrea Wulf back in Nashville to speak about her new book, "Founding Gardeners". She has built quite an audience here in Nashville attracting many old friends and making even more new ones. Ms. Wulf has a way of appealing to any audience. Her passion for the subject, mixed with her engaging presentation style are a perfect combination for a highly successful event. As long as she keeps writing, we will keep inviting her back to Nashville Public!", Elyse Adler, Special Projects Administrator, Nashville Public Library, April 2011
"Andrea was a smashing success as she spoke to our Master Gardener sponsored community event. Gardeners, history buffs and academics were all captivated by her engaging presentation: down to earth, spunky, witty, informative, and entertaining. She charmed the group with her outtakes on the Founding Gardeners and responded well to audience questions, a further endearment. We enjoyed her immensely.", Susan C Fedor, Vice President, SC Midlands Master Gardeners Association, Columbia, SC, April 2011
"Andrea Wulf is a delightfully poised and polished speaker, one fully at ease and comfortable. She weaves her creative insights into historical relationships with humor, enthusiasm, and a captivating style. Andrea is both engaging and informative, a blend of talents that is rarely seen or heard at the podium. She is a tremendous asset to any speaking schedule." Karen LaFleur-Stewart, President of Greater Greenville (SC) Master Gardeners, April 2011
"Andrea Wulf brings her fascinating, thorough research to life with informative and inspiring lectures that help to enlighten our understanding of horticultural characters and issues of the past, many of which shed light on our plant world today", Holly H. Shimizu, Executive Director, U.S. Botanic Garden, April 2011
"Andrea Wulf is a great speaker for lay or academic audiences. At Chelsea Physic Garden she took us on a trip to the making of modern America. She has the gift of the good historian: by offering a convincing interpretation, through revisiting afresh well used primary sources and investigating new and less orthodox materials, she rekindles debate. The audience was captivated by the story and Andrea's expansive answers to a wide range of questions served to support further her erudition. Andrea Wulf is a charismatic and engaging speaker, generous too in finding and making local links. In our case the connection of Chelsea Physic Garden was wonderfully highlighted when Andrea told us that one of the books Washington most referenced to was The Gardener's Dictionary, written by Philip Miller, head gardener at Chelsea Physic Garden from 1722 to 1771.", Dawn Kemp. Manager, Chelsea Physic Garden, Feb 2011
"Andrea Wulf entertained a mesmerized audience, sharing her well-researched information on a topic dear to the devotees of Middleton Place where plant exchanges throughout its history have enhanced the landscape." Sallie M. Duell, Chairman, Middleton Place Foundation, Board of Trustees, May 2010
"The world of "The Founding Gardeners; How the Revolutionary Generation Created the American Eden" was the perfect presentation for an Evening Conversation at Monticello, home to one of those founding gardeners, Thomas Jefferson. The story encompasses patriotism, political thinking, intrigue, and passion - whether it be about nature, gardening, agriculture or landscape design. In her own inimitable way, Andrea Wulf once more shared her scholarship with an audience whom she also charmed and entertained. A delightful way of learning, and a definite recipe for success!" Mary Scott-Fleming, Director of Enrichment Programs at Monticello's International Center for Jefferson Studies, May 2010
"Andrea Wulf brings the Brother Gardeners' activities, adventures, and successes alive with exceptional skill, combining clear storytelling with a delightful sense of humor that simultaneously fascinates and instructs her listeners. Her lecture at the Missouri Botanical Garden was one of the best that I've heard." Peter H. Raven, President, Missouri Botanical Garden, May 2010
"Andrea Wulf's presentation to the Daughters of the Cincinnati and the National Society of Colonial Dames in New York was both enlightening and entertaining. The Brother Gardeners speaks to our members' interests in both Colonial history and gardening and rewarded us with surprising and delightful information about both." Rolly Woodyatt, Executive Director, Daughters of the Cincinnati, April 2010
"Andrea spoke in our flagship lecture programme – the biggest in Europe – to an audience of 550. She spoke with knowledge, enthusiasm, passion and humour - one of our best speakers this year." - Dr. Rita Gardner, Director, Royal Geographical Society, London
"Andrea Wulf engaged her audience with the same curiosity, respect, and affection she showed for the personalities and the gardens in The Brother Gardeners. In her delightful presentation she introduced us to a cast of characters who were opinionated, generous, and one of a kind. Andrea made them materialize in the room and on to the grounds of the Adkins Arboretum." - Roger Tilden, Adkins Arboretum Docent
"We were delighted to have Andrea Wulf share the story of the Brother Gardeners with our Patrons. The audience was immediately captivated by the animated and accessible way in which she guided us through the fascinating world of 18th century botanical discovery. It was the second opportunity I had had to listen to Andrea present, and on both occasions she pitched her talk perfectly for the different audiences, making perceptive use of anecdotal references to keep them highly entertained throughout." - Kate Bower, Patrons Manager, The British Library
"Andrea is a compelling storyteller. She brings the history of a passionate group of botanists, gardeners, philosophers, and more to life, making the tale relevant to us today. We were so pleased with her talk on the Brother Gardeners, that we have invited her to be our keynote speaker for our annual symposium in 2011 focused on Franklin, science, and history! "- Dr. Marcia Balisciano, Director, Benjamin Franklin House, London
"Not only is Andrea Wulf's presentation engaging and delightful, but is also based on scholarly research and understanding of her material. Her charming personality and light sense of humor helped to make this a standing room only event." - Louise Turan, Executive Director, Bartram's Garden, Philadelphia
"Andrea's event at Bath Litfest 2009 was a definite audience favorite. Andrea shared her own extensive knowledge with vitality and humour, allowing every member of her audience to come away not only entertained but feeling like they had acquired some of her expertise. Her illustrated talk was in perfect balance, supporting her engaging talk and is a wonderful example of how it should be done!" - Zoë Steadman-Milne, Literature Festival Producer, Bath Festivals
"Andrea Wulf gave a talk on 'The Brother Gardeners' to a public audience in the Royal Society Library in April 2008. She was an excellent speaker, engaging her audience from the start with a clear and entertaining presentation style, using humour and personal anecdotes alongside her detailed historical knowledge. Her talk was one of the highlights of our 2008 lunchtime lecture series, and I would have no hesitation in recommending Andrea as a speaker." - Rupert Baker, Royal Society Library Manager, London"
"Andrea Wulf's vivacious lecture told the story of the creation of the Britain's gardening craze. With lovely illustrations and great insights into the lives of little known English and American botanists she constructed a fascinating window into this forgotten world. Most interesting were the tales of adventure and hardship which resulted in the discovery and propagation of many of our most familiar garden plants. I can recommend her wholeheartedly." - Tina Graham, Events Manager, Georgian Group, London
"Andrea Wulf has an admirable talent for uncovering the telling human moments from history that bring our past to life. She is a natural storyteller who uncovers the just-right anecdote and detail that turns a heap of dry facts into a memorable experience. Her presentations are a literary delight." - Deanna Larson, Nashville Public Library, Nashville
"Andrea Wulf is a delightful and fascinating speaker. I can personally attest to the fact that you don't have to be interested in plants or gardening to be swept up in her presentation as she infuses it with compelling history, personalities and even juicy gossip and scandal. Andrea has that rare ability to focus on the specific detail and in the telling, reveal the Big Picture and how her subject matter illuminates it. Based on the presentation she gave us, I would book an Andrea Wulf appearance on any topic, confident that she would make it come alive. She also happens to be a warm and lovely person who enjoys meeting and talking with her readers – the type of guest we'd all like to have back." – Mark Olshaker, Executive Director, English-Speaking Union of the Nation's Capital, USA
"Andrea Wulf is an excellent writer and speaker with a special talent for bringing history to life. When she speaks to a group, she obviously has a scholarly understanding of the subject and the additional capacity to make it lively and entertaining. Her book, 'The Brother Gardeners', clearly demonstrates her outstanding ability as a writer. When I heard her talk about "The Brother Gardeners" at the Academy of Natural Sciences, I realized that she is also an outstanding speaker. Few have her command of the written and spoken word." - Alfred E. Schuyler, Curator Emeritus of Botany, Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia
"Your name comes up whenever we talk about the excellent programming we offer here at the library. I am happy to recommend you as a speaker who is knowledgeable, charming and entertaining. It's not very often that a person can master historical details so well and then bring complex characters to life so delightfully for both a popular audience and scholars. Your presentation was completely wonderful: engaging, packed with juicy details and plenty of food for thought, precisely the right length, and great fun. I thought the questions were excellent - obvious evidence of the impact your ideas were making on everyone who attended. By the way, we have never sold out of books at an author event before. Bravo!" - Katherine Powis, Librarian, The Horticultural Society of New York
"Andrea Wulf tells a great tale that is also both exceptionally deep and exceptionally accurate. Her history of the rise of the distinctly English Garden in the 18th century is surprisingly appealing to an American audience, as one of the major figures in the garden transformation is the American botanist John Bartram. Her account of the personalities behind this garden history makes for a delightful and entertaining presentation." - Joel Fry, Curator, Bartram's Garden
"Andrea Wulf gave a talk to the American Friends of the Georgian Group about her book 'The Brother Gardeners'. Her talk was engaging and lively, and her visual materials coincided perfectly with her presentation. Her research of the early history of horticulture was of great interest to our group, and kept everyone's attention throughout the talk. Many interesting questions were raised by the attendees, which Andrea answered precisely. We all look forward to her return, to inform us of her latest discoveries." - John Kinnear, Director, American Friends of the Georgian Group
"It was a great pleasure to have Andrea Wulf present a talk about her book 'The Brother Gardeners'. Not only is it one of my favourite books but due to Andrea's lively presentation the event was one of the most interesting and captivating we have ever hosted here at Review bookshop." - Roz Simpson, owner Review bookshop, London
"Andrea's talk was an uplifting contribution in the dark months just after Christmas. She reminded us about the interconnection of gardening and plant collecting between Great Britain and America. She gave an entertaining and thought-provoking talk that held us captive and encouraged everyone to buy her book and understand the history behind the English obsession with their gardens." - Robert Gifford, Chair, Stony Stratford Literary Circle
"In January 2007 Andrea Wulf gave the Annual Lecture for the Friends of Greenwich Park at the University of Greenwich and I was responsible for making the arrangements. From this point of view she was utterly reliable, well-organised and a pleasure to work with. Andrea has a lively nature and expert knowledge of her subject matter; her delivery displayed both. She is also sensitive to the audience and able to adapt her emphasis and presentation to suit the occasion. I noticed this beforehand (when we discussed the proposed content of the talk), during (as the audience responded), and after the talk (during questions which demonstrated the degree of interest she aroused in the audience) when she spoke animatedly, often away from the specific subject matter. The audience were pleased with the occasion and she clearly engaged with them on the topic - the English fascination with gardens - into which she skilfully incorporated references of local significance." - John Mitchell, Vice Chairman, Friends of Greenwich Park
"Andrea is a very clear, competent and lively public speaker. Her lecture on 'The Brother Gardeners' was well planned and executed and she held the audience's attention throughout." - Sarah Oldridge, Adult Education Co-ordinator Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
"I'm pleased to endorse Andrea Wulf as a well-informed speaker and would recommend her as being a professional and entertaining lecturer. Andrea gave two talks to the Friends of Chelsea Physic Garden about her books 'This Other Eden. Seven Great Gardens and 300 Years of English History' and 'The Brother Gardeners'." - Rosie Atkins, Curator, Chelsea Physic Garden
"Andrea Wulf's talk did something rather extraordinary – it brought the gardens and the gardeners of This Other Eden to life, enchanting an audience with no particular specialism in either botany or history. Full of keen insights with wonderful visuals her lively talk was the best sort of scholarship with a light touch. The Kit Cat Club's speakers are usually from the worlds of politics, literature, media, arts, fashion and business: we have never had a talk on historic gardens before and we are delighted to have had this one from Andrea." - Alice Sherwood, Chairman, The Kit Cat Club, London
For a short 5min film about the book, please see here:
Andrea Wulf is based in London, Britain but comes several times a year to the States to lecture.
Outside these lecture tours other arrangements can be made depending on dates, costs and travel expenses. Please contact me on aw (at) andreawulf.com for more information.
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Deborah Borrowdale-Cox from Lexington - 07/23/2017 10:33:26
Andrea Wulf presented the keynote talk for our museum/garden event in Lexington, Kentucky. Her talk was as engaging as a conversation with a long-lost friend, filled with fact and anecdote, information and inspiration and wonderfully presented. Her mastery of material and skillful blending of cultural and political history contributed to her thoughtfully curated content. We were all challenged and delighted with her presentation.
Additionally, I must commend Ms. Wulf on being the ideal speaker-prompt, well-prepared, flexible and charming. I recommend her without reservation.
Karen Taylor from Cincinnati, OH - 07/20/2017 10:31:03
Andrea's lecture on The Invention of Nature was a delightful evening. The crowd was at sell out capacity and offered a robust standing ovation in response to her talk. We were thrilled to have her visit Cincinnati and share her knowledge of such an influential figure in the study of nature, conservation and ecology. At a time when important decisions are being made about protecting nature, Andrea Wulf's reintroduction of Alexander von Humboldt to the public could not be more timely. Through the story of Humboldt's life and influence, Wulf reminds us all how dependent our species is on our environment. The Nature Conservancy was privileged to be a part of this evening, bringing Wulf to Cincinnati to share her insights on this genius and ecological visionary. Andrea is a true story teller. Her ability to bring to life the adventures of Alexander Von Humboldt and provide fascinating detail about the research process she underwent to uncover the story made for a memorial experience.
Karen Taylor, The Nature Conservancy in Ohio
Joseph Capone from Washington Crossing, PA - 06/28/2017 13:58:46
Andrea's lecture at Washington Crossing Historic Park (PA) was a big hit with our staff and audience. She delivered an engaging, vivid and well-researched talk on the "Founding Gardeners" and graciously met with attendees after the lecture. We received numerous compliments on the event and highly recommend Andrea for organizations and institutions looking for a unique historical lecture.


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Would u date a girl/guy with pretty bad acne? Be brutally honest. Say what u think
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Ya, most girls cover it up with makeup anyway, so it shouldn't be much of an issue11|00|0
Would u date a girl/guy with pretty bad acne? Be brutally honest. Say what u think
Ya, most girls cover it up with makeup anyway, so it shouldn't be much of an issue
Have an opinion?
I don't think I could for a few reasons. 1) the simplest, I want to rub my cheek on theirs and feel the luxurious smoothness 2) I believe that the outside is a mirror of the inside. If she had bad acne, I'd wonder why she wasn't addressing the problem. To me that would mean that she doesn't value or take care of herself as much as I'd want. But if she was trying to do everything she can for it and it still wont' go away, that'd scare me that her immune system or hormone regulation was out of whack which could be indicative of future health problem.
What if they had to take medicine after they had surgry and it broke out there face? Still no?
You need to research on acne more. It can be a genetic condition, and have absolutely nothing to do with diet, hygiene, or exercise habits.
I have friends who eat very healthy, exercise often and wash their face twice a day on top of showering once and still have noticeable acne. Sometimes there is literally nothing you can do about it other than just wait for it to go away
And that is honestly impressively shallow if you would not date someone because of "Possible future health issues"
This honestly reals my heart, as a person whose had acne since they where 11 this makes me want to cry. I've worked so hard to get rid of acne. Because of it I've given up candy, pizza, soda, dairy, meat, carbs, excessive sugar and tons of other things to get rid of it. I work out 6 days a week, and haven't missed washing my face in 6 years. I get skin treatments done every 6 months. I've gone on accutane and gotten depression (so I had to stop). Yet people still think that I must not have great hygiene or maintain myself
Depends on how bad it is. I voted NO but...
1) You may think your acne is worse than it really is. I may think it's just a few pimples that you'll outgrow anyway.
2) A lot of guys don't care.
3) Whatever you do DON'T cover it up with makeup. I'm sure the make-up makes it worse because you're not letting the skin breathe and whatnot. I actually prefer women with confidence enough to rock the acne rather than cake on the makeup.
I voted yes because its something that will go away over time :) I used to have really bad acne and its only got worse because it was stress related so when I got annoyed at it, it would flare out :) but I met a really nice girl one day and now I've been dating her for 5 months and its all gone :p amazing what a bit of love can do :D
Yes I would cause beuaty is nice but the personality matters so if I really love her HELL YEAH.
Some girls with acne still pull through so yes.
A long as you're still a fun and interesting person then yes
I have before.
not really... but acne isn't permanent... proper treatment is required!!!
My boyfriend had it pretty bad when we first started dating but luckily my grandpa is a plastic surgeon andbhe made this face wash that worked amazing for his skin.
Most people don't care, personality should be what you look for.
How bad? I have a little acne and everyone's human. But if you don't take care of your skin then no. I have moderate cystic acne on my face, neck, chest, and back so I know it can be painful and I've been rejected because of it. But I take medicine wash my face daily and aply topical ointments. Yes I still have acne but I am trying and that's all I ask of my partner.
do you know that model with severe acne?
No, I'm into guys (:
You're still a girl. As long as you're attractive it shouldn't matter.
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