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Also available without smartphone remote - T 51 p >>
Like its sibling T 51 p, the focus for design of the T 51 i is delivering unrivalled sound quality. With new and improved drivers the headphones deliver in an inspiring way – right from the first moment. A particularly deep bass response and transparent, clear highs are apparent from the T 51 i due to the common properties that make all Tesla headphones so special: high efficiency and low distortion. The result: a clear, powerful sound across the entire frequency range, even at low levels. The closed design of the T 51 p also isolates external noise very effectively.Further information about Tesla Technology Completely re-engineered transducers (drivers) based on a neodymium ring magnet with optimized magnetic field characteristics. This combination creates a magnetic field inside the transducer which is far stronger (> 1,2 Tesla - measuring unit for magnetic flux density - with current headphones the strength of the magnetic field is < 0,65 Tesla) than in standard headphones. Because of this increased magnetic field, the voice coil is more compact but still provides a very high degree of efficiency. The membrane, consisting of a 3 layer "compound foil", delivers an extremely precise frequency response and guarantees, in collaboration with the strong magnet, a transparent and distortion free sound..
Being an officially licenced product, you can be sure, that the T 51 i works smoothly on your iPod, iPhone or iPad. With the three-button remote and mic, you can use your T 51 i to control calls and media playback. All functions (except the volume up and down) work on other current smartphones and tablet computers as well, including most current Android devices. Not campatible with Windows smartphones and tablet computers..
The shiny beyerdynamic logo on the housing caps stands in sharp contrast with the brushed metal surfaces of the ear-cups. The cable has also been improved to be more stable and has a satin finish which results in less cable noise. A light champagne tone lends the headphones a very elegant appearance and raises the T 51 p above the plastic monotony of most – even more expensive – headphones with its all-metal construction.
With its metal fully-adjustable headband and swivelling earcups the T 51 i fits perfectly on your head and confirms beyerdynamic's long-established reputation for producing headphones with excellent wearing comfort. The ear pads made of super-soft synthetic leather fit the contour of the outer ear thanks to its viscoelastic filling (a memory foam).
Thanks to the swivelling earcups the T 51 i folds up compactly and fits in the included rugged nylon carry case. A high-quality 6.35 mm adapter is included for listening on premium hi-fi equipment or headphone amplifiers, an airplane adapter is also included so you can enjoy a superior experience of in-flight entertainment.
An Overview: Features of the T 51 i
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MacLife 06/2016Title: Music you can feelAuthor: unknown
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Especially for fans of mobile music enjoyment, the T 51 i is currently the best headphone which is available in the midrange price segment.
The power and precision, with which the T 51 i is reproducing any music style, is unique for this class.
www.ciao.de 08/2015Title: Three alternatives to Beats Solo2 headphonesAuthor: Kirk McElhearn
[...]"This $299 headphone from Beyerdynamic costs 50 percent more than the other headphones I tested, but if you want good sound, the difference is certainly worth it. It has a full, powerful sound, with clarity across the spectrum. Midranges are full and vibrant, and trebles are sharp and incisive. There can be a tad too much bass for certain types of music, but the iPhone's Bass Reducer EQ tempers this perfectly.It's small, light, and comfortable, and, at 157 grams, the lightest of the three models I tested. It feels a bit tight on my head, but over time it would probably be more comfortable. It has good noise isolation, even though the earcups are quite small.""(...) the Beyerdynamic's are round, and this seems to give a bit more space to the sound.""This headphone has a dual cable; in other words, it connects to both earpieces. I'd rather have a single cable, because it's less tangle-prone, but a dual cable means that if you jerk the cable, the stress is equally distributed." [...]"The inline microphone and remote is placed at nearly the perfect position (...).""Aesthetically, I find this headphone to be the nicest of those I tested, but I understand that my taste is not universal. It doesn't have the aggressive styling or bright, shiny colors of Beats headphones, and the solid aluminum armature looks sleek and modern. The build quality makes me think that this is a headphone that's going to last, even with tough usage. (Compare that to Beats' plastic.)"[...]
www.sofahelden.com 05/2015Title: Beyerdynamic T51 i HeadsetAuthor: Adam AssimilatorTranslated from the original German article[...]When wearing the T 51 i and listening to music for the first time, you will realise that beyerdynamic also supplies the promised top quality when it comes to sound.[...]
Of course, one can argue about the quality of music from iTunes, Google Music, Spotify, etc., but the T 51 i headset is even more convincing, with FLAC music on a tablet. Low frequencies, bass and sound are simply terrific. In addition the simple control of the music via remote control integrated in the cable as one is used to by Apple headphones. Even on the plane the headset boasts the wonderful noise attenuation. If the headset is not in use, it is wonderfully protected in the pouch against damage. So the beyerdynamic is a daily companion, one does not want to miss.
Welt kompakt 05/2015Title: 3rd place: beyerdynamic T 51 iAuthor: Steven PlögerTranslated from the original German article[...]
The beyerdynamic T 51 i looks like a metal building set and appears excellently processed. Though it is no featherweight , it is very comfortable for wearing, and what is most important, due to its very balanced sound it currently belongs to the best mobile headphones. Test rating: good (1.85)
Games and more 04-05/2015Title: Comfortable headphone with an impressive lookAuthor: unknownTranslated from the original German article[...]
The biggest problem of headphones with hard headbands is often that you cannot wear them for more than one hour (...). beyerdynamic now counteracts this with the T 51 i, which can be worn for hours without pressure due to its soft pads. The sound is warm and impressive, even the highs sound spectacularly clear. The look of the T 51 i is also great.
sft 02/2015Title: Request ProgrammeAuthor: Dennis ChristTranslated from the original German article[...]
You can see immediately that this headphone is built with great attention to detail at the factory in Heilbronn. The design consists almost completely of brushed aluminium and is kept very puristic in combination with black pads. You will surely have a stylish look with the T 51 i.
[...]The very positive impression continues even when wearing. The (...) padding is in fact so buttery soft that the headset can be worn for several hours without any problems and without feeling as if wearing a vice. Of course beyerdynamic also puts great attention to the sound: the noble model for its size treats us with impressive warm acoustics and crystal-clear highs. Sft rating: Very good (1.3)
Stereoplay Extra 12/2014Title: The 76 best headphones of the yearAuthor: Marco BreddinTranslated from the original German article[...]
The beyerdynamic T 51 i is quite noble with solid metal and top workmanship. It plays extremely clean, detailed, very dynamic and with a strong bass.
[...]Stereoplay test rating: Sound: top classPrice/performance ratio: good – very goodOverall rating: good
iPad Bibel 01/2015Title: Accelerated hardware testAuthor: André SchwarzTranslated from the original German article[...]
The Tesla hi-fi headphones provide a very good sound with a deep bass response and clear highs.[...]Powerful sound in an elegant design. Rating: 1.0
Computer BILD Ausgabe 24, 11/2014 and Audio Video Foto BILD 01/2015Title: Tested 100 Amazon bestsellersAuthor: Dirk KuchelTranslated from the original German article[...]
The headphone appears very solid with its metal components, yet it is one of the lightest of its kind. The leather pads are nice and comfortable, and the sound with fine resolution and precise bass leaves little to be desired.
Test result: good (rating 1.85)
www.whathifi.com 10/2014Titel: Beyerdynamic T 51i reviewAutor: unknown[...]"They're easily some of the best portable on-ear headphones we've heard at this price."[...]"The Beyerdynamic T51i in-ears give an incredibly insightful performance, revealing the textures of instruments and nuances in vocals. Each frequency is beautifully judged. There's remarkable clarity and bite at the top, but it's smooth enough to avoid hardness. The midrange is eloquent and poised. Bass notes are substantial but taut. In rhythmic terms, the T51is possess timing of regimented precision."[...]"They're light, for starters. You wouldn't expect that from a mostly metal body. And it's sturdy metal too. These will take a lot of punishment and still come out singing. This lightness helps them sit comfortably on your head."[...]"We should mention the closed-back construction, which provides a few degrees of passive noise isolation. Along with the snug (but never squeezy) ear pads, this provides a neat way to segregate oneself from the outside world. The T51is are great for commutes."[...]"Verdict: Look no further if you have up to £250 for a pair of on-ear headphones. Beyerdynamic is stronger than ever, and now there's a remote control. What more could you ask for?"
Bravo 07/2014Title: The coolest headphonesAuthor: Anatol LockerTranslated from the original German article[...]
It looks a little bit boring, but compensates the look by its sound. Special ear pads, bass reflex channels and other audio technical gadgets make this model from beyerdynamic really good. (...)."If you want to listen to music the way your favourite star intended it to be, you are absolutely right when choosing this headphone (...). Furthermore, it is very comfortable to wear!
Macwelt 10/2014Title: Accelerated hardware testAuthor: Markus SchelhornTranslated from the original German article[...]The noble processed beyerdynamic T 51 i has been designed as a portable headphone. We like the materials used such as the headband pad and ear pads which are made of soft leather. The headphone is light and very comfortable also for people who wear glasses. The ambient noise is very well attenuated. [...]The sound is convincing and in this price range it clearly plays in the top league. We enjoy the warm and precise bass and the detailed resolution of the music. Voices and acoustic instruments are clearly heard and even prolonged listening is stress-free, as the sound has not been trimmed for effects. [...]So these headphones are well suited as a companion on long trips (...)."[...]Rating 1.8 (good)
Audio Video Foto-Bild 10/2014Title: A competitor in its own rightAuthors: Jan Becker/Christoph de LeuwTranslated from the original German article[...]The beyerdynamic headphone has a solid stable appearance with its metal components (…). This lightweight is one of the most comfortable on-ear headphones in the test with a top sound. When connected to the smartphone output, the T 51 i supplies powerful sound with differentiated basses and superior details.
www.computerbild.de 07/2014Title: beyerdynamic T51 i: testing a noble headphoneAuthor: Christoph de Leuw
The look of the beyerdynamic T51 i is polarising: With its plain design it looks as if it was made with a metal building set, quite in contrast to the hip competitors with their colourful high gloss synthetic materials. Yokes, joints and headband make a very strong impression, the workmanship appears solid. [...]In fact: in the measuring lab of COMPUTER BILD the T51 i accelerated considerably and was louder at the same input voltage than most of the competitors (...). In this way you can listen to the music without distortion even in loud surroundings, because you need not to increase the volume of the player. Fellow passengers feel less molested, because the beyerdynamic headphone does not let sound penetrate outwards. The proud owner may be happy about the very clean and balanced sound without any distortion. The beyerdynamic provides powerful and clean, a never exaggerated bass and clear treble. In comparison to competitors (...) there are more details audible with the T 51 i and listening to the music is a lot of fun. [...]If it has to be the best sound when on the go, the beyerdyamic T51 i is the choice. It sounds balanced and neutral, but does not neglect the bass. It also plays loud enough with weak smartphones and convinces with a high comfort of wearing. With a rating of 1.93 it is currently the best headphone that COMPUTER BILD tested.
www.cnet.de 05/2014Title: High End 2014Author: Mehmet Toprak
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This on-ear headphone provides a sound with distinct impulse, full of power and precision.
www.technoviel.de 05/2014Title: Unboxing and short test of hi-fi headsetsAuthor: Klaus Reiter
[...]Both headsets appear to be of a high quality, just as it can be expected for this price. The T 51 i with its noble metallic appearance and simple, yet modern design is most impressive.
www.sempre-audio.at 05/2013 Title: Tesla for the smartphoneAuthor: Michael Holzinger
One can state that beyerdynamic does not promise too much, because the new headphone actually sounds excellent, what can already be said before the official presentation.
[...]The beyerdynamic T 50 p already is a great headphone when you are on the go, but it has been surpassed by its successor the beyerdynamic T 51 p. At last with the beyerdynamic T 51 i, a variant of the T 51 p, there is an on-ear headphone version available for smartphones.


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Former NBA Big Man John Salley makes a play for stardom after basketball.
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"What month were you born," Salley asks her. "July," she says. "July what?" he continues. "July 11th." "How old are you?" comes his next query in what is shaping up as a scintillating probe into sun sign astrology. He tells me, "I have to see if she's the right year for me to even talk to." But of course. The waitress giggles. "If she's the wrong year, I'm not even going through with it. I was born in the year of the dragon."
"What sign are you?" the waitress asks.
"I'm a Taurus," says Salley. "I know affection."
"Tauruses and Cancers get along," comes the waitress' penetrating observation about celestial connections.
"I know, my mother's a Cancer," Salley confirms. "I didn't give her any problems during pregnancy, nor when I was growing up. When is your birthday, July what?"
"July 11th, 1971," she says.
"If you were 1970, I couldn't talk to you. That's the year of the dog," he tells her, "and dragons don't get along with dogs." What is the significance of 1971, she wonders. "Snake or ox," he says. "I can tell you in a second....I used to know it by heart. Can you give me a lighter?"
John Salley likes to gab. A former member of the World Champion Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls (as well as the Miami Heat), current NBC basketball commentator and cigar store owner, Salley is a kind of walking chat room of interests, not the least of which are television, basketball and cigars. Salley clips and lights a La Gloria Cubana. "There've only been three cigars I smoked to the label," he says. "Fuente, Padrón and Don Melo. If I could swallow a Padrón, I would. I'm getting a cigar with all three of my championship rings on it, and I'm gonna hold it like this," he says with a smile, holding the La Gloria off to the side, imitating how he'll pose for the camera.
Cameras have been finding Long Tall Salley a good deal of late. With NBC Game of the Week host Hannah Storm (the best woman in the business by a country mile), analysts Peter Vecsey and Salley enjoy themselves, providing observant, amusing commentary on the NBA's featured games. After a New York-Houston game in February, Salley noted that several Knicks--notably Larry Johnson--had raised their level of play since Patrick Ewing's season-ending injury in December (the Knicks won 15 and lost 11 with Ewing and had gone 16-11 without him). He then kidded Vecsey, saying that Pete's criticism of Johnson's lackluster play earlier in the year had spurred the New York forward to play better in recent games.
On the other hand, Salley is occasionally guilty of the same excessive praise that is rampant in NBA coverage,. The Lakers' 19-year-old guard Kobe Bryant is one player singled out for coronation. Bryant may become a great player, but lets calm down. He is not yet the "air apparent" to Michael Jordan. One of Salley's advantages as an analyst, however, is that he has competed against many of today's players.
Salley played his last National Basketball Association season for the Bulls in 1996, the same year they set an all-time record by winning 72 games and losing 10. In June 1996 he earned his third world-championship ring in a 10-year career. Just 32, he could have gone on for more. But the power forward/center retired before the start of the 1996-1997 season. Why quit at such a young age?
"You know why I quit? The moment Jerry Krause [the Bulls' general manager] had the nerve to tell me, 'We can only pay you $375,000.' I thought it was a crock of bull. He said, 'But look, you get a chance to play with the Bulls, a chance to win one more ring.' Well, I can buy my own jewelry. I love playing with Michael [Jordan] and I love the situation. But I'm doing this for a living.
"I was making $3 million a year with Toronto [his multiyear contract with the Toronto Raptors was then still in effect]. He said, 'You're already getting your money from Toronto.' That had nothing to do with it. I had $12 million for five years with incentives for another $3 million. I had to give Isiah Thomas [then executive vice president of basketball operations with Toronto] back $1 million to get out of my contract, because he waived me.
"I was in Toronto five months before I went to the Bulls. Krause was the only one who knew where I was at. I wasn't going to take any waiver calls from anyone else. He said, 'What are you going to do, Sall?' I said, 'I'm going to go down to Miami Beach and sit on the beach.' It was funny, because I did whatever I had to do to be a Bull. They wanted to see about the chemistry and if I was going to fit perfectly with the team. I did that. Krause told me they couldn't pay the money and the next thing you know [before the 1996-1997 season] they give Robert Parish $2.5 million for two years." Parish, who was 43 when he got his contract, ended up playing an insignificant role, averaging about nine minutes a night in 43 games during the 1996-1997 season.
So Salley flew to Athens, Greece, to play for Panthinaikos, a team that with the help of Dominique Wilkins had won the European championship in 1996. But a dispute with management ended a deal that was to pay Salley $1.4 million. He made only a fraction of that when he didn't finish the season.
Salley had other cards to play. He had long thought of using his personality to land his own talk show. "I shot a pilot for my own show last summer," he says. "It was the John Salley show, a late-night talk show." It was slated to start last June. "Buena Vista television [a subsidiary of Disney] decided, with 95 percent of the country sold, that they would rather have Keenan Ivory Wayans do five days a week and me on Saturday."
A spokesperson at Buena Vista, who did not want to be named, said, "Buena Vista had hopes of doing both shows, but it wasn't feasible. We settled amicably."
"John's very smart," says Joy Dolce, Salley's manager and a talent executive for the ABC show "Politically Incorrect." "He thought that Buena Vista would be putting all their marketing resources and talent into Keenan's show and not his." So Salley decided that it would be better not to swim against the tide and that he'd try a talk show at a later date. He settled for $250,000 with Buena Vista.
Salley, who was renting a home in Beverly Hills, continued working with people like Malcolm Jamal Warner and Eddie Griffin on "The Malcolm and Eddie Show," a sitcom on UHF cable. Then the call from NBC Sports came. The high-flying Doctor, Julius Erving, had flown his studio perch to become the executive vice president of the Orlando Magic. NBC thought that Salley would be a good fit.
"Of the 11 audition tapes we received, which were a kind of screen test, John's blew our socks off," said NBC president Dick Ebersole. "Not only was he opinionated [about the NBA], but he had the facts to back it up and had an incredibly engaging TV style."
If anything is true of John Salley's 33 years, it's that he doesn't despair. Whether it's basketball or television, he persists and persists and things have a way of finally working out. The competitiveness that he's had since his youth has helped him down several avenues.
Salley was born on May 16, 1964, and grew up in the projects in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn. His father, Quillie, who passed away last summer, drove a truck in Manhattan for 35 years and his mother, Mazie, pressed clothes and did dry cleaning in Brooklyn and cleaned houses on Long Island. His father imparted more than a few important life lessons.
"My father had this thing about being on time," Salley says. "'Always be professional,' he said. 'If they're going to talk about you, make it be a positive comment.' He was quiet; 'less is more' was really what he was about. Sometimes you don't have to say anything. My father was an introvert, my mom was an extrovert. Mom stressed that there's nothing I can't do: 'Do anything you want to do, you only live once.' She's one of my favorite people on the planet. She's 74."
Growing up, Salley learned that the Canarsie courts were the testing grounds. "Basketball was the big sport--in my neighborhood, anyway. Everybody was at the park. I really sucked." The only reason that he even got on the court was that his older brother, Ron, a football player, would use his brawn to stop games and force players to choose John in. John was too slow, couldn't dribble, couldn't shoot--other than that, he was fine.
"My brothers were great football players. I don't mean good. My brother Ron was all-city defensive end. My brother Jerry was the first black QB at Canarsie High. Everyone else in the neighborhood was playing skelly [a game in which you shoot a bottle cap from square to square] or riding the swings or playing run, catch and kiss, a contest in which you find a girl, run after her, catch her and get to kiss her. They're doing all that stuff and I'm in the park to learn [how to play basketball]. My brothers all went out for football and I said, 'You know what, I'm going to do something different.'
"Everyone told me I couldn't do it," Salley recalls. "I was the worst player in my project. I was around and I was a Salley and that was the only reason I was playing. I hung out with a whole crew of 15 guys and they were all better than me."
In Salley's first year of junior high, Barney Davis, a coach of a professional basketball team called the New York Rens (the original Rens, named after the Renaissance Ballroom in Harlem, were the country's first great black team, having started barnstorming in 1923), came into the neighborhood and took an interest in Salley. "He showed me how to make a left-handed lay-up. He showed me how to slide my feet, how to make it down court with three dribbles. I didn't need all those dribbles. I would meet him after school in the park. I had to wash my clothes and do all the homework before I went out."
Salley was the last guy picked on his high school team by Jerry Pearlmutter, who had been one of his junior high teachers. Salley played in the Empire State Games with Pearl Washington, a standout guard at Syracuse who would go on to play three years in the NBA with the Knicks and the Heat. Salley played for a coach--whose name he says he has "blocked out"--who told him he had no potential and would never be any good.
"He told me the only reason I made the squad was that Pearl said, 'I want Salley on the team.' We went up to Syracuse, won the gold and he wouldn't play me," Salley recalls. "He told all the scouts I wasn't shit. I decided next year to never go a day when I wasn't playing basketball. All those people who were negative to me, I literally blocked them out of my brain. And I used all the negativity as fuel for my Rolls Royce."
His motivation was simple. "I didn't want to be in the projects no more. I told my mom, who didn't want me to play, and I begged her, 'Let me play and I'll buy you a brand new house and we'll get out' and told my father, 'I'll buy you a new car you don't have to fix every Saturday.' And they were, like, 'Oh, that's nice, Johnny.'"
Salley attended Georgia Tech, where over a four-year career he connected on 59 percent of his shots and averaged 34 minutes, 13 points and six rebounds per game. He graduated with a degree in industrial management and a minor in marketing.
In June 1986, he was drafted 11th in the nation by Detroit. Now the naysayers who always contended he couldn't make it amended their story, saying he had only made it to the big show because he had gone to Georgia Tech. No matter. He was playing with the Pistons, a team that boasted such stars as Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer and Adrian Dantley, and was coached by Chuck Daly. Moreover, the Pistons were a team on the verge of something big.
Salley signed a five-year deal for $2.2 million. "The first thing I did was bought my father his car. Second thing I did was bought my mother her house. I bought my father a Lincoln Continental. A big stinkin' blue Lincoln with the blue leather top and spokes in the wheels. Built them a house in Atlanta, Georgia."
Salley found a mentor. Dantley, who averaged more than 30 points a game for four seasons in his career--but was inexplicably left off the NBA's list of the all-time 50 best players--was called "teacher" by Salley. "If it wasn't for A.D., I would have eaten hamburgers and not known how to work out. I wouldn't have known how to take care of my body, not known about vitamins, not known how to get treatment and massage, not known how to stay in my room. A.D. had a saying: 'When you go on the road, you better get used to these four walls in your hotel room. You gotta do a job.' "
The Pistons won 52 games and lost 30 during Salley's rookie season, reaching the Eastern Conference Finals where they lost to the Boston Celtics in seven games. Their pugnacious defense and overall truculence on the court earned them the title of the "Bad Boys." Dennis Rodman, Rick Mahorn and Salley--three of the Pistons off the bench--were physical and intimidating. Salley got the nickname "Spider Salley," for his ability to block shots and wreak havoc inside. Still, the defense allowed 107.8 points per game, only 10th best in the league in 1987.
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A PAEDOPHILE from Yeovil who targeted children with homemade posters offering music lessons has been sentenced to four years in prison.
Paul Francis, 62, from Milford Park, Yeovil appeared at Taunton Crown Court yesterday (August 13), after earlier pleading guilty to engaging in non-penetrative sexual activity with a child aged nine, causing/inciting a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity, and possessing indecent images of children.
Police also believe he may have targeted children in the Watchet and Williton areas while living there between 2008 and 2012.
The offences happened in March 2014 and an investigation was prompted by the courage of one of the victims who spoke to a PCSO who was visiting her school.
Francis had an encounter with a girl, nine-years-old, and gave her a letter advertising singing lessons.
She was encouraged to go to his home where he forced her to engage in inappropriate behaviour.
Francis also exchanged letters with the victim's friend, a girl aged 10, who was left worried by the contents of the letters.
She spoke to a PCSO who was visiting her school and told her about the letters and her friend's experience and an investigation was launched.
A search of Paul Francis' home after he was arrested uncovered indecent images of children.
Posters were also found which come from his time living in west Somerset.
Detective Constable Andrew Tearle, from Taunton CID, said: "Paul Francis acted in a predatory manner to target young girls with promises of music lessons and being in a band.
"In reality, he exploited their innocent dreams to build relationships with them and abuse them.
"I hope that in receiving a lengthy custodial sentence he recognises the seriousness of his actions.
"Francis targeted his victims with hand-drawn posters advertising singing lessons in Yeovil and when we searched his house we found posters dating back to time spent living in west Somerset.
"My fear is that he may have committed offences in that area and I would encourage anyone who has concerns about the individual to get in touch and discuss them with us."
If you have any information you want to report to the police, call DC Andy Tearle on 101.
Francis will also be placed on the sex offenders register for life after his release.


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High Catton is a village in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is situated approximately 6 miles (9.7 km) north-west of the market town of Pocklington and about 1 mile (1.6 km) south of the village of Stamford Bridge. It lies 1 mile (1.6 km) to the east of the River Derwent.
Historically, High Catton was in the ecclesiastical parish of Low Catton in the wapentake of Harthill. From 1894 until 1935, High Catton was located in Pocklington Rural District. In 1935 High Catton and Low Catton merged to form the civil parish of Catton (near Pocklington).
In 1974 most of what had been the East Riding of Yorkshire was joined with the northern part of Lincolnshire to became a new English county named Humberside. The urban and rural districts of the former counties were abolished and Humberside was divided into non-metropolitan districts. The new organization did not meet with the pleasure of the local citizenry and Humberside was wound up in 1996. The area north of the River Humber was separated into two "unitary authorities"—Kingston-upon-Hull covering the former City of Hull and its closest environs, and the less urban section which, once again, named itself the East Riding of Yorkshire.
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One would think Parmigiano and asparagus were invented at the same time, they go together so well.
Now I know what to do with the asparagus I swiped from my Uncle this morning.ReplyDelete
It has taken me a million years to learn all the best ways to cook asparagus. (Which makes me a million and one.)ReplyDelete
I think it was Kevin who taught me to bake oiled asparagus in the oven. I did that today for a thrilling recipe I'll be writing up soon. OMG.
So: Kalyn. Grilled asparagus with Parmesan. OMG.
Steven! You can swipe asparagus from your uncle? OMG!
This - with a squeeze of lemon - was what I had for dinner yesterday night. A great dish!ReplyDelete
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Live in apt in city and no access to grill, recommendations for indoor kitchen grill to be used?ReplyDelete
Anonymous I would just cook this in a cast-iron grill pan with ridges that sits on the stove. (You can see an example of what I mean by a grill pan in this post. Roasted asparagus is also a great alternative to grilling if you haven't tried that.ReplyDelete
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THE family of Yvonne Woolf have paid tribute to the bingo loving great-grandmother who died of cancer earlier this month.
Yvonne, 73, was a recipient of the Adver's Christmas Wish last year and was able to play her much loved bingo and go on a shopping spree in December.
She was diagnosed with brain and lung cancer in August and passed away at her daughter's home in Upper Stratton surrounded by close family.
The family have described how Yvonne was at her happiest when surrounded by loved ones.
"She was a grandmother to everyone and absolutely loved by everyone," said daughter Collett Bird, 49. "She adored being around her family and would do anything for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
"She loved big family get togethers. Every year we would get everyone together at her house in Highworth on the Fairford Air Show weekend and watch the planes.
"She had so many friends as well, who will all miss her."
Yvonne was born in 1941 in Chelmsford, where she grew up. In her teens she met her first boyfriend and only love, Charlie, and the pair married in 1959.
Charlie, who died almost exactly three years ago, worked as an HGV driver which meant the couple moved to London in the early 60s and later to Swindon.
They lived in a number of places in Swindon, including Park South and Liden, before settling in Highworth.
Yvonne remained at home to raise their four children, Mark, Sharon, Collett and Paul, but once they flew the nest, she had a number of jobs, the last of which was working in the Asda petrol station in West Swindon.
She also had 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Away from her family, Yvonne's other passion in life was bingo, which she played every week.
Kimberly Newbold, 29, her grandaughter, said: "Every week up until she was too ill to go she would play bingo. She was not really a pub-goer so I think it was her chance to get out.
"She enjoyed the social side of it and the game itself. She really enjoyed her special trip out at Christmas, and the shopping trip with it.
"All her great-grand children thought she was amazing."
Yvonne's funeral will take place at the Kingsdown Crematorium at 3pm next Monday (March 3). The family is asking that any donations in Yvonne's memory can be made to Prospect Hospice via Pearce Funeral Services.


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A DONKEY sanctuary caring for 125 donkeys has been given more than £500.
Island Farm Donkey Sanctuary, in Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, was handed £505 by the Wallingford-based Inner Wheel Club of Sinodun.
The money was raised through a club Christmas raffle and presented to the charity this month.
Club president Pat Brumfitt, from Norries Drive, Wallingford, said: "There are some donkeys that arrive in a really bad condition with their hooves overgrown who look very bony, but they take them in and care for them and they turn out to be very happy donkeys.
"We thought it was a really nice idea with it being raised around Christmas to pick the donkey charity.
"Some of the donkeys have roles in the nativity plays around Wallingford."
The club's vice-president Eira Hoare, from Brookmead Drive, Wallingford, added: "Some of them have been badly neglected. I can't bear to see them ill-treated."
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AUSTIN, Texas — The recently appointed Texas State Parks Advisory Committee will hold its second meeting May 19 in Austin, where members will hear about university research documenting the economic value of state parks for local communities, plus a report on needs and cost projections to effectively staff and maintain Texas state parks.
The committee will meet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, May 19, with a brief break at noon followed by a working lunch. The meeting will take place at Texas Parks and Wildlife Department headquarters, 4200 Smith School Road in southeast Austin.
Also during this meeting, advisory committee Chairman John Montford will set out subcommittee assignments and charges. Montford is a former state senator and former chair of the Senate Finance Committee who established the state sporting goods sales tax as a state park funding source in the 1990s.
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The committee is also charged with considering any existing units of the state park system that might be operated by more appropriate entities; the role of public-private partnerships in parks, including concessions, sponsorships and incentive based solutions; and options to accomplish goals for state and local parks in the Land and Water Resources Conservation and Recreation Plan, the 10-year operating plan for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
At the May 19 meeting, advisory group subcommittee chair Andrew Sansom will provide a subcommittee report and lead a discussion of state park system funding needs, including how additional funding for state parks could best be spent. Sansom is former executive director of TPWD and currently leads the River Systems Institute at Texas State University in San Marcos.
The advisory committee includes former state legislators and leaders of state agencies and conservation and tourism organizations.
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The American Cancer Society (ACS) recommends yearly mammograms beginning at age 40, but the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) endorses waiting another decade and then getting one only every other year to avoid the risk of unnecessary biopsies. If you're younger than 40 and at high risk, check with your doc.
Pap Smear
The annual Pap is history. Instead, get one every three years, starting at age 21. At 30, you can go five years with a Pap plus an HPV test. In your 20s, HPV is very common, and likely to go away on its own, so the test isn't needed then, says Virginia Moyer, M.D., chair of the USPSTF.
No one wants a colonoscopy, but research shows it can lower the risk of developing colon cancer by 77 percent. You don't need to get your first until age 50; then every 10 years after that. If you're younger than 50 and at high risk, your doctor might want to get a head start.
You can probably skip it.
Home Genetic Tests
These kits claim that with a saliva sample, you can know your genetic cancer risk. But the science is still evolving. "Testing positive doesn't mean you'll get cancer, and testing negative doesn't mean you won't," says Muin J. Khoury, M.D., director of the Office of Public Health Genomics at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Lung CT
You need to consider this only if you're older than 55 and have a history of pack-a-day smoking for at least 30 years. Not you? Even if you're a smoker, screening isn't recommended—there's a large chance of false positives as well as medical complications due to unnecessary diagnostic procedures. If you have a persistent cough, see your doc.
Maybe. You might want it.
Breast Self-Exam
It's unlikely you'll find cancer during a self-exam, Dr. Moyer says. In fact, you're more likely to find a cancerous lump while randomly soaping up in the shower. That said, do regular checks if they make you feel at ease.
Clinical Breast Exam
Surprisingly, the USPSTF does not recommend breast exams, saying the evidence isn't strong enough to prove that this mainstay helps find cancer. The ACS feels differently. Its official recommendation: Women in their 20s and 30s should get an exam about every three years, typically during checkups with their ob/gyn. After age 40, go once a year.
Skin Check
Don't cancel your freckle check—we still want you to get one! The USPSTF and the ACS say the evidence that skin checks reduce cancer deaths isn't strong enough to warrant official recommendations. But that doesn't mean they're a bad idea. The American Academy of Dermatologysuggests that you have a derm give you a head-to-toe once-over for suspicious moles. After your first check, your doctor will tell you how often to come back.
Thyroid Check
The major cancer organizations have yet to issue official guidelines on routine thyroid screening. But the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists recommends that doctors do neck checks during physicals to feel for nodules or changes to the gland. Blood tests or thyroid ultrasounds are not recommended unless a thyroid exam turns up something suspicious or you have a family history.


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Worried your kid forgets everything they've learnt when not at school? Here's how to keep their brain sharp. more
While some areas of parenting are clearly mum's domain (Hello, breastfeeding!), dads can sometimes feel like they're missing out on bonding with baby. Enter tummy time. It's one of the simplest and most beneficial ways for dad to spend time with his baby (and get in mum's good books, too).
Here's how you can get dad involved with tummy time each day:
Generally speaking, men are more physical than women - they're not afraid to get down on the floor in the name of adventure or fun. And done correctly, several times each day, that's exactly what tummy time should be: a fun, mutually rewarding experience. Men also have a competitive streak that makes them the perfect person for this 'job'; in no time, they'll own this activity (meaning mum can put her feet up and have a cup of tea while dad gets busy with baby). However, you can expect them to claim credit for any achievements along the way, such as teaching baby to lift his head or push against body weight!
Timing can be everything when it comes to tummy time. The best time to try it is when your baby is neither tired nor hungry. Immediately after a big feed isn't a good idea, either (a full belly can make him uncomfortable). Rather, choose a time when your baby seems rested and ready for play time. To get into the habit of practising tummy time regularly, try to form a routine - for example, spend a few minutes doing tummy time following each nappy change. Remember, tummy time isn't always going to be your baby's favourite pastime, but be careful not to misinterpret grunts or squeals as time to call it quits - this also signals effort.
Get down on the floor with your baby. In this instance, the floor is usually a rug or carpet (though anything too soft or fluffy can make it difficult for baby to move), and the role of dad is to keep baby on his tummy for several minutes at a time, building up to more frequent and longer sessions. Being the same level as your baby, where you can flash him eye-level smiles, is reassuring.
Encourage dad to think of it as his very own show - he is the star, with all eyes on him, only the audience is your baby! Dad's role is to keep him entertained - talk, sing, make funny faces, play peekaboo, anything that encourages your baby. Use props, too. Think mirrors (babies love to see their reflection), musical toys, lights, a play mat, bright objects and books with different fabrics or textures. Scatter these around your baby and encourage him to interact with them. What should follow is a physically stronger baby who'll be lifting his head, reaching out and crawling before you know it. And dad? He'll also do well from this deal, scoring cuddles, smiles and trust aplenty. Not bad at all.
This article was written by Bessie Recep for Kidspot, Australia's best parenting resource.


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Gratton's World of Wrestling: Underused Talent
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To kick off this new blog, I thought it would be appropriate to start with one of the IWC's (Internet Wrestling Community) favourite subjects – underused talent.
Hands down, the absolute number one underused talent in the whole of wrestling right now is a Scotsman by the name of Andrew Galloway – more commonly known as Drew McIntyre. McIntyre has it all; the look, in-ring ability, mic skills, charisma, awesome entrance music and all the potential in the world.
It was just February 2011 when Drew McIntyre was a part of the World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber match, alongside the likes of Edge, Rey Mysterio, Wade Barrett, Kane and Big Show. Two months later, McIntyre was moved to Raw – via the supplemental draft (where all the wrestlers that aren't deemed important enough to draft on the main show are switched around) and sightings of 'The Chosen One' on television have been few and far between. He's not even been named on the WWE '13 video game roster – the biggest roster ever on a WWE video game.
If you believe the dirt sheets (which are right more than Vince McMahon would care to admit) then you can put Drew's fall from grace down to the break-up of his marriage with former WWE Dive Tiffany and what some believe was the wrong attitude. If the break-up of his marriage did have a part to play, then the WWE does have form – Tiffany was soon released, and look what happened to The Miz after Maryse (his real-life girlfriend) was released. Exactly.
Why Should McIntyre be Used More?
There are a ton of reasons why. Firstly, because the fans (or, as 'they' prefer to say, the 'WWE Universe') haven't forgotten about him. You can regularly see fans on Twitter (including yours truly) pleading for creative to find something for the Scot. Secondly, because he's that damn good. For a lot of the time, McIntyre has been used on Superstars where he has churned out high-quality matches. As recent as a few months ago, McIntyre faced veteran Christian – a solid 10-or-so minute match that saw Drew on the offensive for much of the match before eventually putting Christian over. You can view that match on YouTube here.
Guys that can 'hang' with top end players like Christian don't come around very often – especially with the charisma (possibly the wrong word to use when describing a guy facing Christian) that McIntyre has. McIntyre has enough charisma to consistently evoke one of the biggest pops of the night at WWE live events despite not featuring on Raw or Smackdown – name anyone else on the current roster than can do that, I dare you.
Another reason, more from a business point-of-view, is that he's Scottish. Dipping into the international market is something the WWE has always done (it's also the only reason why Khali has a job!). British wrestlers have always been around – but there has only really been 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper from Scotland (The Highlanders don't count), and there's nothing quite like when a Brit comes home to his homeland. And for any non-British folk reading this, no, McIntyre making an appearance in London or Manchester is not him coming home. The Scottish come from Scotland (duh) and that is where Drew McIntyre could fly the flag for. Better yet, have Piper manage McIntyre for a while (there was rumours about this a while ago). It would instantly make McIntyre relevant again, even better if he was kept heel – then we could see Piper's real magic on the mic.
There may be hope of McIntyre returning to prominence could be more likely to happen than one would first think, with the Scotsman taking to Twitter during his short lay-off (recently undergone wrist surgery) and tweeting:
"Sometimes in life, you got to step back and realize no matter what you have accomplished or you feel the world owes you. In reality, you're damn lucky to even be involved in WWE. I know you're all calling for a revolution… it's not time yet"
A teaser for what's to come? Hopefully!
So there is my reasoning for the return of Drew McIntyre to our television screens. Bring him back into my living room, put him back into the main event and give him a title, that's an order!


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What is this medicine?BEPOTASTINE (bep oh TAS teen) drops are used in the eye to treat itching caused by allergies.
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How should I use this medicine?This medicine is only for use in the eye. Do not take by mouth. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Wash hands before and after use. Tilt the head back slightly and pull down the lower eyelid with the index finger to form a pouch. Try not to touch the tip of the dropper to your eye, fingertips, or any other surface. Squeeze the prescribed number of drops into the pouch. Close the eye gently for 1 to 2 minutes to spread the drops. Your vision may blur for a few minutes. Use your doses at regular intervals. Do not use your medicine more often than directed. If you use other eye medicines, they should be used at least 10 minutes before or after this medicine. Eye ointments should be applied last.
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I know, O Lord, that a man's life is not his own; it is not for man to direct his steps. —Jeremiah 10:23
The path to joy is submitting to God's Plan A or His Plan B. Victor Hugo said, "Like the trampling of a mighty army, so is the force of an idea whose time has come." If I may paraphrase that, I would say that, like the trampling of a mighty army, so is the force of one's anointing whose time has come. But one has to wait on God's time, and if the disciplining continues, God isn't finished with what we need.
There are, basically, three kinds of chastening, or of God's discipline:
1. Internal chastening. This is God's primary way of dealing with us. It is God's way of trying to get our attention via preaching, teaching, hymns, our daily devotions, and through prayer. I call it God's Plan A.
2. External chastening. This is Plan B. It is God's strategy utilizing outside factors such as losing your job, financial reverse, putting you flat on your back, being swallowed by a big fish as Jonah was, or whatever it takes to get your attention.
3. Terminal chastening. I pray that you or I will never need this. It is the worst scenario for a person who has truly been saved. This manner of discipline, generally speaking, usually takes one of two forms: (1) physical death, as when Ananias and Sapphira lied to the Holy Spirit (Acts 5:1-11), or (2) stone deafness to the Spirit so that one can no longer hear God's voice (Heb. 5:11-6:6).
God does not chasten us idly or without reason; it is exactly what we need for the task He has assigned for us. He has a work for you to do that nobody can do as well as you can. Your own gift, or anointing, is unique. But if your time has not yet come, it is because there is a little bit more work for God to do in you.
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I. Love. Today's. Steal. In fact, LOVE may be a wee bit of an understatement as to how I feel about the Fancy Pants Multi Media Mini Album. I remember the first time I saw it was when Dan, the Fancy Pants Man was hanging out with us at a local crop. I begged Melodee to try and arrange for us to have it as a steal. I had to squeal just a little bit when I realized I would get to work one up for a Friday blog post. As I sat thinking about what I wanted to create, it dawned on me how fun it would be to introduce you to or remind you all of how much fun a circle journal is to create, and honestly the Fancy Pants Multi Media Mini Album could not be a cuter album to work with! The variety of textures and mediums definitely makes for a creative canvas!
So what is a circle journal you ask. More or less it's a traveling mini-album which is collectively created between a certain number of friends. Here's the jist of how it works....
Each person in a 'circle' creates the cover, sign in page, and theme page of what their mini album is about. Usually these albums are somewhat 'All About Me' based, after all it's a great chance for long distance friends to get to know each other a little better! After creating the cover, sign in page and theme page, the album is packaged up and sent in the mail to the next person in the circle. That person then creates the next page in the album, interpreting the theme how they wish and then they send it along to the next person in the circle. The process is repeated until the album ends up returning to the original owner completed!
I decided to do a 'thankful' theme for my circle journal and talked a little bit about one of my not so obvious blessings, which is the blessing of having 'scrappy sisters' in my life. Not having been blessed with a sister of my own it's so nice to know that I have many 'sisters', although not biological, which fill that hole!
I cannot even begin to tell you how much I love the cover of this album. I love working with see through media, and love that I was able to use my Silhouette and cut out vinyl to put on the front and backsides of the cover and have it show on both sides. :)
The felt pages were my favorite so I created my theme page on one of them.
I made my *sign in tags* out of little hearts that I attached to the jump ring. As each participant in the circle journal receives the album, they can sign one of the hearts and decorate it if they desire!
I can't wait to see how the rest of the pages in my album turn out, and how the different forms of media are interpreted!
Well, you know me...sometimes I can't seem to help myself and want to show lots of great examples of how to do something, so I asked around and found some willing participants to show their interpretations of a circle journal. In fact, I even got Melodee to FINALLY create something for us. There was no blackmail involved in the creation of this album.
Melodee took a great approach to a theme in 'journey'.
I was even able to convince some of our Facebook Friends to create an album to show you how many different varieties a circle journal can take on.
Heather Conklin
Melissa Dehne
Jana Paddington
Brenda Smith
Chloe Salerno
Aren't they positively fabulous?!?!
I don't know about these girls but I'm excited to think about the adventures that my album will take on, wherever it may end up going, and what a thrill it will be to see it return completed!
Thank you girls for being willing to share your talents with us to give us ideas!
So now you're thinking this sounds fun and that you'd like to participate in a circle journal? Check out our Circle Journal Discussion on Facebook and add your input to creating a group! And while you're at it....pick up one of today's steals to use to create your circle journal! :) You wont be disappointed!


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Home holds key to Rampage playoff hopes
Updated 10:11 pm, Friday, March 1, 2013
Like most hockey players, Jon Rheault is a creature of habit. That is why he's happy the Rampage are back home after a nine-game rodeo road trip.
"I like to cook," Rheault said. "I have this pasta dish I fix. I make my own sauce that I've kind of perfected over time. It helps me to relax."
The Rampage could use a little home cooking right about now.
They went 5-3-1-0 on the nine-game, 21-day trip, earning 11 standings points in the process. But they returned in not much better shape than when they left.
The Rampage (24-25-1-4) are tied for 13th in the Western Conference. They're only six points out of the eighth and final playoff spot, but they have to climb over five teams to get there.
The good news? Fifteen of their final 22 regular-season games are at home, where the Rampage have won nine of their past 11 dating to Dec. 8. They are 13-8-0-2 at home this season.
They take on the Chicago Wolves tonight at the AT&T Center on Military Appreciation Night.
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"We're going to need every point," said Rheault, who leads the team in scoring (37 points) and goals (17). "We have to hunker down now and make this (home stretch) count."
Said coach Chuck Weber: "We've got to make some hay this month."
Only Markstrom is back with the Rampage now.


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SAN DIEGO — With pre-running on the official race course ongoing since last Wednesday, SCORE champion racer Steve Hengeveld will be the spotlight guest talking about next week's 45th annual Tecate SCORE Baja 500 during Tonight's airing of Roger Norman's Dirt LiveHD weekly Internet broadcast Tuesday at 7 p.m. Pacific Time. Airing in High Definition on www.score-international.com, the show will air from its broadcast home at the SCORE International tech shop in San Diego.
Hengeveld, a six-time SCORE season motorcycle point champion who also has eight career motorcycle class wins in the Tecate SCORE Baja 500, is part of the defending champion team in this race. Besides Hengeveld, joining rider of record Robby Bell in this year's attempt to defend their title will be David Pearson and Taylor Robert as the team rides the No. 4x Monster Energy THR Motorsports Kawasaki KX450F.
Another scheduled guest on tonight's show is veteran SCORE Trophy Truck racer Gary Williams, a co-driver with Ryan Arciero who teams with Troy Herbst in the No. 91 Monster Energy Terrible Herbst Motorsports Ford F-150.


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Ph.D., York University, History
M.A., York University, History
B.Ed., OISE-University of Toronto, Intermediate-Senior, History and French-as-a-second-language
B.A. (Hons.), Queens University, History and French Studies (minor)
I am an educational historian and interdisciplinary scholar whose research examines the theme of education and change. My Ph.D. dissertation (York, 2011), Backward and Brilliant Children: A Social and Policy History of Disability, Childhood, and Education in Torontos Special Education Classes, 1910 to 1945, was awarded the Canadian History of Education Associations 2011-12 Cathy L. James memorial prize. The project examines the often-checkered history of early special education in Toronto, from approximately 1910 to 1945. Drawing on scholarship from disability history and employing pupil record cards as a main source, this research pays particular attention to the experiences of young people with disabilities and learning difficulties as they, and sometimes their parents as well, navigated the special class system in a time of dramatic educational transformation and reform.
A second research project that I have begun working on examines urban schooling in three Canadian cities between 1881 and 1929, with a particular focus on urban education and the idea of social and political change. I will present a first paper from this project, entitled Socialists and Canadian Public Education: From Edges to Convergences, at the 2013 Canadian Historical Association Conference.
I teach courses in Contemporary Studies, which are also cross-listed with the Childrens Education and Development option, at the Brantford campus. I have also taught educational studies, child and youth studies, history of education, and Canadian history at Western University, Brock University, OISE-U of T, and Trent University (Oshawa).
I am the English language book review editor for Historical Studies in Education and a co-president of the History of Childhood and Youth Group of the Canadian Historical Association.
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Recent publications and presentations:
The History of Education As Active History: A Cautionary Tale? ActiveHistory.ca (24 September 2012). http://activehistory.ca/papers/history-papers-11/
(with Paul Axelrod) Exceptional Students: Special Education in Toronto Schools, 1910-1980, Canadian History of Education Association Conference 2012 (Vancouver).
There is no such thing as an average child: Special Education Policies and the Classroom Experiences of Young People in Toronto and in a North American Perspective, 1910 to 1945. History of Education Society 50th Annual Meeting 2010 (Boston).
Mental equality where physical equality has been denied: Special education and handicapped children and adolescents in Toronto schools, 1920-1945. Minnesota Symposium on Disability Studies and Inclusive Education 2010 (Minneapolis).
Telling Stories about Disabled Identities: Approaches to the Social History of Disability in Interwar Canada. Canadian Historical Association Conference 2010 (Montreal).
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CT/CO 326, Children, Toys, and Media.
CT/CO 430, Youth Cultures.


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Orlando is Ready to Welcome the Florida Home Builders Association and SEBC on July 24-26, 2014
The FHBA will host the Southeast Building Conference (SEBC), which will showcase vendors, products, services, and seminars for the homebuilding industry
The Florida Home Builders Association is hosting SEBC 2014 in Orlando, which will be held at the Orlando/Orange County Convention Center. This event is expected to attract over 3,500 homebuilding professionals, including both contractors and remodeling companies, and over 300 manufacturers, suppliers and vendors. Well over 15,000 visitors are expected to attend as well, many of whom are looking to learn about the latest updates in the homebuilding industry, materials available, new construction techniques, and an opportunity to network and interact with other homebuilding professionals from not just Florida, but from all states in the Southeastern U.S.
In the past few years, the U.S. homebuilding industry has experienced a rebound, following the hard times of the real estate crisis. Homebuilders have taken note of the renewed demand for real estate, which has now prompted the industry to scramble to keep up with increased demand. In Florida alone, new subdivisions, master planned community and custom estate home developments are now back in full force and this trend does not seem to be ready to slow down. Florida's State Attorney Pam Bondi will be a featured speaker, along with Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera, during the Florida Home Builders Association's SEBC 2014 convention, where she is expected to share updates on the state of the homebuilding industry and the legal environment in which it now must navigate.
In addition, the SEBC 2014 convention will jointly share convention space with the Summer Builders Conference Meeting Schedule, an educational event supporting the Southeast Building Conference. All in all, the Florida Home Builders Association-hosted event is expected to break attendance records this year thanks to the healthy landscape for new home development in Central Florida and the rest of the state. So if you are planning to attend the FHBA/SEBC event, be sure to check out the attractive rates Vista Cay Resort by Millenium is offering to people who book and stay with us in July, which may include incentives or bonuses for booking your stay with us.
Every year, the homebuilding industry trusts Orlando to be its trade show host and Vista Cay Resort by Millenium wants to be your business travel homebase during your stay in Central Florida.


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Get an overview of this hotelRenowned 1,300-acre resort with spa, golf in Carefree, Arizona
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Oasis near Scottsdale
Located in the scenic foothills just outside Scottsdale, Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton offers the perfect location from which to explore the rock formations and desert scenery of the Sonoran Desert.
Golf, spa, pools, tennis
The Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton is a radiant oasis, guests can choose from a host of onsite recreational activities, including tennis, swimming in 6 pools, and golf on the 18-hole championship courses, all in a relaxing Spa-style atmosphere.
Adobe-style hideaways
The Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton features luxury accommodations with adobe architecture and regional art. All accommodations have leather furniture and private patios.
Guest Highlights
- Comfortable rooms
- Good location
- Pool
- Helpful staff
- Guestroom size
- WiFi could've been better
Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton
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Hotel Amenities
A heli-pad awaits those wishing to arrive in style or make a quick getaway. The Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton is a radiant oasis boasting luxury accommodations. This spa hotel features 8 tennis courts with two different surfaces, 2 Jay Morrish-designed golf courses, and the 33,000-square-foot Spa at The Boulders. The Boulders Resort & Spa, Curio Collection by Hilton also offers other amenities such as a convenience store, library, and terrace. Measuring over 30,000-square-feet, the conference space is an ideal location for events. Other business amenities include multiple meeting rooms, a business center, and complimentary WiFi.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 221
- ATM/banking
- Golf course on site
- Tennis on site
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Conference space
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Express check-in
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Free WiFi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Health club
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 30000
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Conference center
- Conference space size (meters) - 2787
- Number of meeting rooms - 15
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Fireplace in lobby
- Full-service spa
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Pool umbrellas
- Number of outdoor pools - 6
- Number of spa tubs - 4
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Year Built 1985
- Outdoor tennis courts - 8
- Sauna
- Garden
- Steam room
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Balcony or patio
- Free newspaper
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Designer toiletries
- Separate sitting area
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Free local calls
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
Where to Eat
The Grill Restaurant - An open kitchen serves a range of American cuisine, including salads, seafood, aged steaks, three onion soup with caramelized Gruyère cheese, and the Boulders Burger with cheese served on a brioche bun. Features a casual and cozy ambience with fireplace, dark wood panels, wine cabinets, and soft lighting. Patio dining provides views of the golf course.
Palo Verde - Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily in a naturally lit, contemporary Southwestern interior. Breakfast includes homemade granola, Belgian waffles with berries, and tecaté toast, along with classic American favorites. Innovative Southwestern cuisine includes quesadillas, Caesar salad with blackened salmon, and a chicken and black bean quesadilla with smoked cheddar. A spacious room with vibrant Southwestern colors and terraced seating gives panoramic views of the foothills, golf course, and a duck pond.
Bakery Cafe - Salads and sandwiches on freshly baked breads and American classic desserts are specialties. Picnic lunches and espresso drinks are available. Open for breakfast and lunch.
Discovery Lounge - Soft jazz plays in a softly lit atmosphere with a fireplace; the view is of 12-million-year-old boulders. Open for dinner.
Spa Cafe - Very casual ambience with contemporary furniture in a windowed passageway. Creative spa cuisine includes egg-white omelets, roasted mushroom and chicken fritattas, organic salads, fruit smoothies, and sandwiches served in a naturally lit café with counter service. Open for breakfast and lunch.
Spotted Donkey Cantina - Fresh, lively and energetic, the Spotted Donkey Cantina at el Pedregal offers the best drinks, unique Southwest-Mexican food, a festive atmosphere and is quickly becoming the destination for great tequila. The Spotted Donkey Cantina at el Pedregal boasts an impressive list of tequilas featuring 46 varieties. Also featuring its very own one-of-a-kind double-barrel reposado tequila from Herradura that you can only find at Spotted Donkey at el Pedregal. The restaurant's North Scottsdale location provides a fabulous backdrop of 12-million-year-old rock formations and you can catch the Arizona sky creating a stunning atmosphere on the outdoor patio.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests take advantage of this hotel's rugged desert location to enjoy the outdoors. Activities include rock climbing on 12-million-year-old boulders that dot the property, moonlit mountain bike tours, and guided scenic hikes, each for a fee.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on-site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Fitness classes on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Golfing on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
Spa Services
The 33,000-square-foot Spa at The Boulders offers 24 treatment rooms and services include massage, scrubs, wraps, facials, nail, and beauty services. The Spa's Movement studio offers Pilates, Yoga, and Tai Chi classes. The spa houses steam rooms, saunas, an O'furo Japanese bath, a meditation labyrinth and an outdoor pool. Guests can also enjoy a boutique, cafe, and spa tub. Guests under age 18 are not allowed in the spa.
- Number of treatment rooms 24
- Outdoor treatment areas
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 50.00 per stay.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Deposit: USD 150.00 per day
- Resort fee: USD 30 per accommodation, per night
- Pool access
- Spa access
- Fitness center access
- Internet access
- Phone calls
- Self parking
- Parking
- Additional inclusions
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 10 and USD 30 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 25.00 per day
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 50.00 per stay
Hotel Name
- Boulders
- Boulders Waldorf Astoria
- Boulders Waldorf Astoria Resort
- Boulders Waldorf Astoria Resort Scottsdale
- Boulders Waldorf Astoria Scottsdale
- Boulders Resort Curio Collection Hilton Scottsdale
- Boulders Resort Curio Collection Hilton
- Boulders Curio Collection Hilton Scottsdale
- Boulders Curio Collection Hilton
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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The Secret Service investigates Ed.
Monica's hitchhiking brings a group of bikers to the garage with their leader, Chongo.
Ed's insurance scam and investment scheme fail.
Ed is accused of being a peeping Tom.
Ed and Raul rescue Monica from her seedy job.
When Della's son Tony arrives with a baby, he plans to borrow money to promote a big deal and leave the child with Della.
With four other girls, Monica opens a car wash in Ed's garage.
Young Monica comes to live at the garage.
Charo's fiance, Antonio, comes to the United States to marry her.
When Raul runs away, Ed goes searching for him in Mexico to bring him home.
Raul runs away to Mexico when he finds out there was a Chico before him.
Aunt Charo becomes an American citizen.
Raul fakes an injury so Ed's basketball team can win.
Everyone shows up at the garage when Raul writes in a class composition that Ed fixes cars for free if you're poor.
Ed competes with Aunt Charo for Raul's attention.
Aunt Charo arrives from Spain to claim Raul.
Ed gets the Christmas spirit and proposes to Della.
Ed lectures Raul about privacy, then is caught snooping.
Ed gives Raul his bed with $700 stuffed in the mattress only to find that Raul has traded it in.
Ed's application for foster parenthood is in jeopardy when he cannot get a third letter of reference.
Ed must make a decision about Raul's future when a social worker arrives at the garage.
Ed discovers that Raul is an orphan while making arrangements for his return home.
Ed and Louie unwittingly transport Raul, an 11-year-old Mexican boy, across the border.
While Ed is away, Uncle Sonny visits the garage and creates havoc when he throws an all-girl party.
Louie decides to go into business for himself when the city retires him from his garbage route.
Ed sells a rooster he won in a poker game only to find out that it was a fighting cock.
In order to convince Ed to attend his own birthday party, Chico has an old friend impersonate God.
When Della needs an escort to a dance, she ends up being escorted by Rosey Grier.
Ed breaks up with Peggy when he learns that their meeting was set up.
Chico's long-believed dead father appears and offers him a wealthy life.
Chico declines an offer to become a professional boxer, much to Ed's relief.
Ed causes such a ruckus when he is elected president of the Better Barrio Business Bureau that the members impeach him.
Ed donates one of Margaret's dresses to a charity sale and a female impersonator buys it.
Left alone on New Year's Eve, Ed spends the evening with Kissy Face, a CBer.
Della and Chico convince Ed to hire a senior citizen in the garage.
Ed is overjoyed when Anita accuses him of being the father of her unborn child.
When Chico proposes marriage to Nancy, an old high school classmate, he is rejected.
When Ed refuses to file his income tax, Chico and Louie fill out a form for him and forge his signature.
While recuperating, Ed hires a practical nurse with only marriage on her mind.
Ed refuses to have a necessary operation when his lucky old hat is stolen.
When she saves Ed's life, Chico's new girlfriend changes her mind about quitting nursing.
When Chico wants his own apartment, he decides to turn the old storeroom into one.
Della, Ed's new landlady, feels sorry for him when he gives up the eviction fight and renews his lease.
Ed is faced with eviction when he quarrels with Della, his liberated new landlady.
When Ed is offered a free face-lift, he almost breaks up Chico's romance with Liz and his own with Flora.
Every crook in town shows up for a handout when Ed gives a would-be criminal some money to get him back on his feet.
Ed and Chico try to convince Aunt Connie not to invest all her money with a fortune hunter she met in Europe.
His blind cousin Pepe tries to steal Chico's girlfriend from him.
Ed borrows from his life insurance policy to enable Chico to pursue his education and start a new life.
Chico falls in love with a girl who won't even look at him because he reminds her of her ex-fiance.
When Chico gives a guest sermon, Reverend Bemis' flock decides they want Chico instead of him.
Under Chico's post-hypnotic suggestion, Ed proposes marriage to Flora.
Chico tries to talk Ed into retiring until Ed's nightmare convinces him not to.
While on jury duty, Chico gets in trouble when Ed tries to convince him that the defendant is innocent.
When they try to market Ed's invention, he and Chico are swindled out of $500.
Chico joins the mechanics' union and is asked to picket Ed's garage.
Ed becomes so taken by a silent screen star that he disrupts her life as well as Chico's and his own.
Chico prevents the bank from foreclosing Ed's mortgage by resorting to the barter system.
A Japanese businessman shows up at the garage and claims that Ed is his father.
When Chico falls in love with a girl, Ed decides to cool the romance.
Chico moves out of the van and in with Ed.
When Ed begins living in the past, Chico takes it upon himself to bring his boss back to the present.
Chico and Ed bolster a Gypsy's self-esteem.
Ed falls in love with Chico's aunt who offers to take him on a trip around the world.
Chico saves the garage from demolition.
Ed and Chico have a difference of opinion when they contribute his alley wall to an art contest.
When another Ed Brown dies, Ed becomes despondent because no one has gone to his funeral.
Louie's retirement is hard on Ed.
Ed thinks Chico has come by his bankroll illegally.
Ed grudgingly agrees to let a doctor help him.
When Sammy Davis Jr. stops in at the garage to have his car fixed, Chico and Ed drive him crazy.
Chico plays matchmaker to Ed and the new neighbor.
When a girl refuses Chico's proposal because she will only marry a rich man, Ed helps him rebuild his self-esteem.
Ed finds himself covering up for an old friend and the wife turns to Ed for comfort.
Because Ed refuses to acknowledge his need for glasses, when he sees an accident involving a friend, his testimony is questioned.
Chico and Ed hold a sale when the city demands a cleanup.
Chico reunites Ed with an old friend-turned-enemy.
Ed worries about his own demise after a friend dies.
Chico is torn between an old promise and his desire to stay with Ed.
A baby is born at the garage.
Chico and Ed apply for business loans under the GI Bill but they are turned down.
Ed overreacts to finding Chico and a girl in the van.
Ed and Chico try to sell Louie's car.
Chico convinces Ed to get an ill-timed loan.
At a reunion, Ed discovers success is not just wealth.
Ed feels inept with modern auto technology.
Ed has second thoughts about employing Chico.


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LOS ANGELES — Peppers — 37 different kinds of them — are the topic of the latest cookbook from Melissa's World Variety Produce Inc.
"The Great Pepper Cookbook: The Ultimate Guide to Choosing and Cooking with Peppers" was previewed for media and food bloggers at the company's headquarters April 10. The cookbook's release is April 15.
It has an easy-to-follow format and features 150 recipes. It was written by Melissa's culinary staff of chefs and food experts, said Robert Schueller, director of public relations.
For those not up to speed on the world of peppers, the cookbook's fresh- and dried-pepper identification guide describes physical and taste characteristics of various peppers.
There's a section on what to look for when selecting peppers and how to store and handle them, a Scoville heat chart and availability guide.
The book is designed for all levels of cooking experience, and is packed with photos.
Whether they like their peppers hot, medium or mild, there's something in the book for everyone, said Tom Fraker, corporate chef and director of Melissa's test kitchen.
"As the largest supplier of variety peppers in the U.S., we thought it was a natural fit to do a book all about peppers," Schueller said.
It's the company's fifth cookbook.
"Being a company that introduces so many new fruits and vegetables in the U.S., we thought the education has got to start somewhere," he said.
The hardbound edition of "The Great Pepper Cookbook" is $29.95 from melissas.com, and the softbound edition is available for $19.95 from major booksellers.


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I was fortunate enough to compete in the 4th annual desoto county open; a southern nationals sanctioned event. It was my first ever tournament and all my friends talke me out of playing novice and playing ams instead. After the first day I was In first place with 3 strokes on 2nd place. Unfortunately I couldn't calm my nerves( loads of plastic, an innova basket, and huge bragging rights were on the line)and I choked the last of 3 rounds at the 3rd course. My home course fml. I came in second nonetheless and had a vast majority of the pros shaking my hand and congratulating me. It felt awesome.
I wanted to give a huge thanks to everyone who put up with my redundant questions in the search for a way to understand. To those who helped me through messaging and generally bouncing ideas off.
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Bath County • June 24 — Deputy Cody Smith and Deputy James Rexrode responded to a citizen's request for extra patrols in the Routier Hill area. • June 24 — Smith responded to a report of a drug overdose at a residence on Sam Snead Highway.
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