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La Fraternité 15.0Km
At 25 kms from the beautiful beaches vendee. Beautiful rooms - exposed beams and stonework, parquet. On the first floor in renovated farmhouse. Owners very friendly and welcoming. 2 nights minimum. Rented as a studio or flat depending on the season.
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Vvf Villages 16.9Km
Lodging of 28 people, ideal for the reception of groups. Located in the Jura in Prémanon. Close to a ski resort connected to the Swiss estate. Rented by VVF Villages, which allows you to enjoy many advantages.
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Les Hypolites 23.4Km
Saint Pierre
In 1802 the old farmhouse, 3 cottages are aménagées.la dining room is available for guests for their meal: it is fully equipped, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, stove, ect ... Each room has its private bathroom and TV. wifi
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Chez Robert et Cath.. 29.2Km
Close to the city of Cadet Rousselle, a room for 2 people with private bathrooms and a family suite for 4 to 5 people with shared bathroom down the hall, are furnished in an old farmhouse . Depending on the weather the breakfast can be served in the shady garden or the kitchen owners. A haven of peace, ideal for rest. Bed high chair and baby bath on request ( see the owner).
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Auberge du Tilleul 29.5Km
At the heart of the lakes and waterfalls (Jura), the Auberge du Linden welcomes you in rooms with capacity for up to 5 people (toilet per room), 100m3 swimming pool covered and heated from April 1 to November 1. Kitchen family land-based county. Pool, lakes, sailing, fishing, hiking, caves. Bed and Breakfast disabled. 2017 room rate. 52,00 for 2 people + meal price 2x13,50 = 79,00 if half board. 63,00 for 2 people if room only. Reduction children, thank you in your application to specify the age of children and if you take the half board.
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Chambres d'hôtes & .. 0.3Km
La Caserne des Luti.. 6.9Km
At the heart of the Haut Jura Natural Park, The Barracks is located Bellecombe Elves, a former barn entirely renovated with taste, can accommodate you whether you're 2 or 10 for one night for a week, in guest rooms or cottage in free management. We offer two cottages located a few meters of each other, they are entirely independent. If you prefer to be pampered, we welcome you in a room with breakfast and dinner if you wish. From the house in winter you put on ski or snowshoe not need a car everything is a "reach stick", you can also taste the joys of driving a team of sled dogs (our passion) For the summer, hiking on foot or by bike, relax and visit our beautiful region remained so wild.
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La Ferme au Chapeau.. 7.2Km
Les Bouchoux
5kms of SSPE, overlooking the village of Bouchoux to 1100 meters above sea level, the farm with the green hat welcomes you with bed and breakfast accommodation in a cottage, yurt or caravan
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Skiez Monts Jura 9.0Km
Rent raised ground floor apartment with balcony, 2 star, located at the foot of the highest peak of the Jura (1700 meters) in a village in the Jura offer: 60 kms. track "alpine", 120 kms. track "ski", boardercross, snowpark, Snowshoe trails, ski school, ski back to door in the village. Cable cars and shops 200 meters from the apartment. Location scheduled for 6 people maximum.
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La Pomme de Pin 9.0Km
La Pomme de Pin is at the center of the village of Lélex, part of the Station of the Mountains. The house offers three bedrooms are located at the foot of the gondola lift that allows quick access to winter in the biggest ski area in the Jura mountains.
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Goyard 14.2Km
Located in the heart of the Haut-Jura, 2km from the mountain village of Longchaumois (1100 pop. Shops, dairy, pharmacy, doctor..) To 950 m. Alt, in the Regional Natural Park of Haut-Jura, Jura Mountains for 30 min. from the Swiss border, 1 hour from Geneva.
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La Marténie 14.4Km
Bed and Breakfast in the heart of the Parc Naturel du Haut-Jura and the Monts Jura (Mijoux Lélex, Sickle), Ideally located in the heart of Parc Naturel Regional du Haut-Jura, this place is an invitation to the good life. Built in the nineteenth century, entirely renovated, offers a warm mountain decor accents.
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Le Gite De Francois 15.3Km
Residence les terra.. 15.4Km
Please inform Residence les terrasses de Gex in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Payment before arrival via bank transfer is required. The property will contact you after you book to provide instructions.
Le Clos d'Estelle 16.5Km
Nature accommodation in guest rooms of charm in the Natural Park of Haut-Jura and the Lake District. Friendly welcome and comfortable in a country house charm, and gourmet
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Au Bois de L'étable 17.0Km
La Serre 17.4Km
La Serre offers pet-friendly accommodation in Prémanon, 30 km from Geneva. The kitchen features an oven, a microwave and a toaster, as well as a coffee machine. A flat-screen TV is featured. Lausanne is 46 km from La Serre, while Évian-les-Bains is 43 km from the property. You can engage in various activities, such as skiing and golfing.
Les Couleurs de Gen.. 18.6Km
Les Couleurs de Genève offers self-catering apartments located in Grilly. They feature a balcony and panoramic views. Free WiFi is available. The accommodations are 18 km from Genève. The apartments will provide you with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The kitchen or kitchenette has a refrigerator, oven and stove. The private bathrooms have a bath or shower and hairdryer. The accommodations feature a balcony with panoramic views. Additional facilities include a barbecue, fireplace and tumble dryer. Activities in the surrounding area include skiing and cycling. Domaine de Divonne Golf Club is a 13-minute drive away. Les Couleurs de Genève is 15 km from Monts Jura ski slopes. Léman Lake is 40 km away. Geneva International Airport is a 20-minute drive away. Free private parking is available on site.
Le Chalet de Fanny 19.5Km
Joel et Elisabeth will be pleased to welcome you to their cottage in spruce surrounded by nature. In a hamlet of 30 inhabitants you will find peace and comfort. At the guest table fresh and natural products are featured. True kingdom of the hike area lakes and small mountain will win you over with its preserved fauna, lakes, waterfalls and heritage. A resource for lovers of peace and nature.
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Appartement Les Rou.. 20.9Km
Located in Les Rousses, Appartement Les Rousses is a 3-minute drive from Rochat Golf Course and a 6-minute drive from Les Rousses Lake. This self-catering apartment offers free WiFi, a balcony with outdoor furniture and 2 flat-screen TVs. With a moderns-style décor, this apartment includes a dining area and a private bathroom with a shower and a washing machine. Decorated in orange and dark red, the kitchen is equipped with kitchenware, a fridge and a dishwasher. A stove, a coffee machine and an oven are also provided. Appartement Les Rousses is 4 km from the Swiss Border and 9 km from Morez. Dappes-Dôle Ski Lift is 6 km away and free parking is available on site.
Le Chalet des Fées 21.0Km
Nice little apartment 30m2 in the bottom of new chalet.
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Domaine du Rochat 21.7Km
In the heart of Golf in the summer and at the crossroads of ski slopes in winter, discover our two guest rooms in an atmosphere "mountain". Located on the ground floor, our two rooms have views over the Golf. They are equipped with two single beds (possibility of a double bed), a bed, a large bathroom with double sinks, Italian shower, separate toilet. Flat screen satellite TV, Wifi. Coffee corner.
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La Chandelette 22.1Km
The Chandelette welcomes you to his family suite. For holidays and family friendly in a quiet and relaxing.
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Pierre De Lune 24.5Km
room on the first floor of a house of character in a quiet village 10 minutes Oyonnax
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Les Andreys 24.6Km
Saint Pierre
A comfortable cottage of 90 m2 with two bedrooms for 5 / 6 people in a restored farmhouse from 1747. In the Regional Natural Park of Haut-Jura and close to many lakes and waterfalls of the Hedgehog. In the village of Saint-Pierre, in a setting of forests and pastures. For stays close to nature, altitude 900 meters. Trekking, cross country skiing and snowshoeing on site from home. Discover for your next vacation with the kids.
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Les Andreys 24.6Km
Saint Pierre
We welcome you all year in a renovated farmhouse. Two large guest rooms spacious and comfortable "Label 4 ears Gîtes de France". John Dory is a small village located in the Regional Natural Park of Haut-Jura to 900 m above sea level. Close to the lakes and beautiful waterfalls of the Hedgehog. For quiet stay close to nature on foot or on skis.
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Santhonnax 25.1Km
Three beautiful guest houses situated in the valley of Ain and of swore in France.
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La Faviere 26.6Km
Lac Des Rouges Truites
Cottage and cottage on a quiet beautiful location near the forest in a small village in the Jura
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Gîtes Ruraux 27.0Km
2 rural houses in old house. one on the ground floor with two rooms for up to 6 people. ,
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La Maison D'Agathe 27.5Km
large farm from Jura, the heart of the lakes in a small village, we welcome you to our unique and our HP breakfast cottages, surrounded by nature
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Villa Anacamptis 29.4Km
Visit us to share a friendly and true moment ! In a quiet and small village of the Jura, next to the lakes and forests, surrounded by nature, I propose a bead & breakfest solution. I also propose a home-made dinner. 15 kilometers from Lons le Saunier, towards Saint-Claude, our village is located next to the departemental road number 52, a few kilometers before Orgelet. Lot of activities in the nearby.
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Appartement LE-27 29.6Km
Located in Saint-Julien-en-Genevois, Apartment LE-27 is a Parisien style, self-catering apartment. Guests have access to free WiFi and a private balcony with garden views. The property is a 20-minute drive from Geneva. The apartment includes a dining area, a seating area with a sofa and a flat-screen TV. There is a fully-equipped kitchen with a microwave, a refrigerator, a washing machine and ironing facilities. The private bathrooms come with a bath. Activities in the local area include hiking and Mont Saleve is a 21-minute drive from the property. Saint-Julien-en-Genevois Train station is a 4-minute walk from the property and Geneva Airport is 14 km away.
Chez Poncet 29.8Km
Hello, Bed spacious courtyard terrace and balcony, fireplace in winter and swimming pool access in summer, quiet and very comfortable in a pretty village in the Jura, swimming pool in summer, river 500 m ain with this canoe rental. Port Vouglans from 5 minutes to fisherman and boater, while shops Poitte bridge, hiking and mountain biking, restaurant in the village. . . see you soon. Pean family.
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One main worry I have over her piece relates to the following:
I'm not sure where she's going with this. Is she worried about this "genuine wealth" construct? I'd suggest that's hardly dominating our discourse in either the nation or Alabama. "Entitlement" often seems like a loaded word given how easily it is thrown around by various right wing types yet I'll pass on trying to label Ms. Manley. Here's an academic definition of "entitlement program" from Dr. Paul Johnson at Auburn.
Instead of hanging tough, however, state leaders are doing the opposite. They have politicized the problem. ...
It used to be that we called our children "our greatest natural resource." They still are, but our state leaders have hobbled them by exchanging a philosophy of excellence for a program of entitlement.
By this I mean that the genuine wealth and governmental entitlement in this nation have created a society in which resourcefulness, determination, hard work and sacrifice are seldom taught or praised. There are few traces of Puritan stamina.
Although I'm generally no fan of Puritanism, stamina seems like a positive virtue. As are "resourcefulness, determination, hard work and sacrifice" but I'll suggest that society (it would be tempting to go after "gangsta rap" or "celebrity obsessed media" or "sexualized advertising" or "consumerism" or ... for instance) is more to blame than schools as to why those traits don't get that much attention. Plus, I expect kids best learn those traits from models at home, in their communities, and the like. I do, however, think modeling of solid attitudes and consistent conduct is a critical part of what better professional educators do for their students. I also strongly believe teachers could more easily demonstrate (and perhaps even explore those virtues!) if they weren't so focused on high stakes testing.
I'm somewhat lost when Ms. Manley writes, "Instead of hanging tough, however, state leaders ... have politicized the problem." Aren't all laws, rules, regulations, ... politicized? I'd argue the move toward "accountability" since at least the early eighties has been the ultimate in politicization. The model of "measurement" of "outcomes" tied to "standards" and "benchmarks" via "objective" use of "data" as some sort of "reform" has long dominated public education. The move toward allowing "market solutions" has been gaining ground yet one might argue this is merely phase two of the last three decades. As a proud Progressive I certainly think wise policies can yield positive results. I just think we've got the wrong policies that come from the wrong politicians.
In a recent post titled The Mobile Press-Register's rose-colored glasses I wrote at length on how NCLB's AYP is hardly the whole of the story on how we are educating our children. In that post I linked to my Good teachers, not bureaucrats, are celebrated! post from two years ago. I remain very sympathetic to the ideas of Professors Alfie Kohn and Michael Apple and Paulo Freire and ... Professor Freire might very have something to offer up on Ms. Manley's lament over how future employers might view how well we prepared their labor yet I'll not go into his colonialism in the classroom worries.
As for the graduation exam, the Anniston Star provides a sample that can even be scored. I'm embarrassed to admit my results. I obviously need to brush up on the Math and Science. The Language wasn't perfect yet the Social Studies was. However, even in my field, I'm not so sure knowing those answers is much more than knowing one damn fact after another. I also wonder how the average resident of the blessed "business community" that might moan and groan over allegedly dreadful schools would perform on this test. High stakes testing is not totally without value and yet it is merely one facet to evaluating the process. Ms. Manley seems to focus far too much on this one measure.
I found it interesting that Ms. Manley, rightly frustrated I'm sure over some of her students and their parents, made no reference to poverty. She's working in a rather poor area of Alabama just below I-10. (As an aside, I once taught in the Troup County Georgia Schools which was then under the direction of Dr. Roy Nichols who is now the Superintendent of Mobile County.) I've most recently taught in a system with many poor students. It is tough work to teach children from poor homes. From attitudes toward learning to basic limitations (like Internet-connected computers to look up grades that Ms. Manley seems to assume all possess) the barriers are plentiful.
Finally, I couldn't help but note on the sidebar of Bryant High the appearance of apparent advertisements (I hope they've paid at least a small price for this tribute) from State Senator Rusty Glover and State Representative Spencer Collier. Rep. Collier is actually from Irvington, the home of the Hurricanes and Sen. Glover is a high school history teacher. I'm sure these two gems up on Goat Hill will be part of the solution. John Gunn
UPDATE ~ I failed to notice State Senator Ben Brooks on the (so far every single page has these pols and an Army recruiter and ... on the right sidebar) Bryant High pages. I know little if anything about him other than the fact that he, like these other two, is a Republican. In fact, his own Senate Bio states "Senator Brooks is a Republican and a Christian."
UPDATE #2 ~ Heading to North Alabama we get Schools parade sure way to keep politicians in line from Steve Campbell of the Huntsville Times. Huh?
UPDATE #3 ~ The Montgomery Advertiser examines The Schott Foundation for Public Education's 50 State Report on Public Education and Black Males titled "Given Half a Chance" and shares the following:
UPDATE #3 ~ Even if you graduate from college and not "merely" high school this might not be a guarantee of success. The Montgomery Advertiser's Cosby Woodruff reports Economic downturn harder on recent graduates where the following appears:
Alabama has a 20 percent gap between the graduation rates of the two groups, which is smaller than the 28 percent gap for the nation as a whole.
But a closer examination shows that Alabama does relatively well compared with other states not because it does a better job of graduating black males, but because it does a worse job of graduating white males. ...
There is some good news in all of this for Alabama. The statistics used in the Schott report all predate several meaningful new programs instituted by state and local school officials in Alabama to address overall graduation rates.
Those programs include a change in requirements for graduation that allow students to get a degree if they pass only three of five sections of the state graduation test, as long as two of the three sections passed are math and reading. There are several initiatives designed to push students to take more challenging academic courses. Both the state and the Montgomery systems are developing credit-recovery programs that allow students to receive course credit without repeating a full course. And the state is moving to put graduation coaches in all high schools with low graduation rates.
Jim Ramsey, with the Department of Industrial Relation's Montgomery career center, said those entering the job market straight out of high school are having the most difficulty.


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text: I've been knitting for over twenty years and spinning my own yarn for over ten years. I currently have four alpacas that provide me with my own fleece to work with, and I'm hoping to have a few more someday. Why do I make yarn? I do it for many reasons, but one reason is because it's an awesome feeling to have taken something that came directly from a raw resource and take it all the way to something that's not only functional, but beautiful. The following is just a sample of recent things I've made in the years I've been spinning, some of which is yarn and some of which are things that I've knit from yarn that I've made. Many of these items come from my own alpaca fleece and involve the entire cleaning, carding, dyeing, and spinning process.


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ANCIENNE AMBIANCE Goddess Body Oil
UPDATE: 27 August 2012. To all of you who entered our GODDESS BODY OIL giveaway on Twitter, thank you – and what an amazing response. It ended at midnight on 26 August and we'll announce the winner as soon as Ancienne Ambiance let us know this week, on both our Facebook Page and Twitter @BeautyShortlist
Not (that) long ago, Moroccanoil* burst on to the scene with a blaze of full page ads in women's mags with its cool trademark turquoise branding. Until then, Argan Oil beauty products were more on the French national radar than ours.
I don't use Moroccanoil (ingredients below) but I've been using Ancienne Ambiance's Goddess Body Oil this summer. 100% organic, this Argan oil is delicate and super-nourishing (works well applied to slightly damp skin after a shower). The clincher is its barely-there touch of vanilla, so it smells good if you're not wearing fragrance, yet it's subtle enough not to clash with your Elie Saab.
Quick comparison: Moroccanoil costs £30.45/100ml (Argan Oil is the 5th ingredient and the first four are very hard to spell.) Ancienne Ambiance Goddess Body Oil costs £30/100ml and it's 100% organic.
Famous for their loved-by-Vogue candles Ancienne Ambiance have just launched some very pretty candle glasses with a gold Greek design border around the top of the glass in time for Christmas (I can't quite believe that in just four months' time we'll be doing the 12 Days of Christmas countdown again.)
But back to the Goddess Body Oil. Any beauty editors or bloggers who haven't tried this yet, you're in for a treat.
ANCIENNE AMBIANCE GODDESS BODY OIL £30/100ml
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For the past three years, we've hosted the Net Positive Energy and Water Conference to explore net positive energy and water solutions. We've recently evolved the Net Positive event model to provide even more bang for our energy buck. To build on the metaphor, we are trying to provide capacity building and education to our current and new constituents more efficiently…
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Herbert Hotel Dublin 4*
Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
Parking (fee required)
24-Hour Front Desk
Exercise Gym
Breakfast in the Room
Continental Breakfast
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Meeting room
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Non-smoking hotel
Cribs Available
Children's Playground
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The attractive Herbert Park Hotel offers accommodation in a residential area of Dublin. Built in 1996, the hotel is a combination of contemporary architecture and contemporary facilities.
Many Dublin sights, including Trinity College, Convention Centre Dublin and The O2 Dublin are about 25 minutes' walk from the property. Aviva Stadium, Ballsbridge and D4 Hotel are about 5 minutes' walk away.
Fairgrounds, shopping centers and a pharmacy are minutes away from the hotel.
All modern guestrooms come with a dressing area, free Wi-Fi, a minibar, ironing facilities and a private balcony along with traditional décor. Many rooms offer a beautiful view over the city center. They also feature family bathrooms fitted with complimentary toiletries, a bathtub and a shower.
Every morning at the pavilion guests may enjoy continental breakfast. The popular restaurant offers fresh local meals. Guests are invited to the Terrace Lounge And bar to unwind with a drink.
Herbert Park Hotel is within a 15-minute drive to Dublin airport.
There are a sound system, a business center and a photocopier available on site.
On-site fitness facilities include fitness center, treadmills and a gym.
Hotel Policy
- Children and extra beds
- All children under the age of 1 may stay for free in a crib.
- Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.
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Welcome to Reefton's Digital Cinema. We are a friendly, independently-owned cinema in Reefton on the West Coast of New Zealand. We screen the latest blockbusters and arthouse movies thanks to our brand new digital technology.
HIRE OUR CINEMA Our Cinema is available for hire and we often host fundraising movie events for local charities and community organisations. Our maxiumum capacity is 350. If you are interested in using the cinema for your event, please contact us.
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Dov Winer The Jewish Agency Initiative for Developing Jewish Networking Infrastructures. Seminar: Advanced Technologies for Archives December 6, 2005. The MINERVA Project Introduction. http://www.minervaeurope.org http://www.minervaisrael.org.il. Lund Principles and Lund Action Plan 2001
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Seminar: Advanced Technologies for Archives
December 6, 2005
The MINERVA Project
an initiative of the Jewish Agency for Israel
Lund Principles and Lund Action Plan 2001
Identified the barriers to digitisation, access and long term preservation of scientific and cultural heritage
Providing rich and diverse digital resources that support education and research, tourism and creative industries
Enabling digital access by all citizens to national, regional and local cultural heritage of Europe
Advancing the European Digital Libraries initiative
NRG – National Representatives Group
A policy framework for coordination of digitisation in Europe – representatives of Members States and Observers (Israel, Russia)
Dynamic Action Plan – December 2005
Operational Secretary for the NRG
MINERVA Plus
upcoming MINERVA EC
Strong involvement of the Italian MiBAC – Ministry of Cultural Assets
MINERVA and MINERVA Plus in the RTD Framework Program
end of January 2005
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Jerusalem Declaration
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One of the most irritating things about the internet is the glaring lack of concern for the rules of grammar and the sheer about of spelling mistakes and Twitter typos. Rather than becoming a grammar policing troll, this artist decided to take a negative and turn it into a positive by illustrating particularly funny errors and tweeting them herself. Sarah Sumeray is the artistic genius behind the Twitter account Illustrated Typos.
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How I Overcame My Fear of the Veterinarian for National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day
I adore my cats and would go to the ends of the earth and back for them. That said, I have a confession. Despite knowing how important it is to bring a cat to the veterinarian for routine check-ups, there was a time I stopped bringing mine altogether. It's not that I didn't want to bring them, it's that I literally wasn't capable due to extreme mental anxieties that were crippling me with fear. With today being National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day, I felt the need to share my personal story and how I overcame my anxieties so I could once again bring my cats to the vet on a regular basis. Read more


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All hail the victorious dead. Both Charlie and Libby won their battles and will be moving on to Round 2. Just like she left John Locke, Helen's left this tournament for good, and Rose can wait on the beach all she wants, but this time Bernard ain't coming back. Bernard's departure marks the second night in a row that a main character has been eliminated. (For those of you who beg to differ, a main character is someone who has had a flashback)
Will yet another main character be eliminated tonight? I can assure you, the answer is no. How can I be so confident? Simple- tonight's matchups are both between minor characters.Some of you may argue that none of these characters ought to advance, but this is what the non-virtual hat has given us.
So who will win between Jack's nephew and his ex-wife? And will it be Hurley and Locke's old boss or Charlie's brother? Only one way to find out, so let's get to it!
Sarah Shephard
Status: Flashback Character (Alive)
Sarah is Jack's ex-wife. They first met when she was rushed into the emergency room after being in a head-on collision. It appeared she would be paralyzed for the rest of her life, so her fiancé left her. Jack miraculously healed her and they began a relationship. Their marriage didn't last long, as Jack's devotion to his work drove Sarah into the arms of another man.
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Status: Lostie (Alive)
Aaron was born on the Island. He is the son of Claire Littleton and her ex-boyfriend Thomas. Claire was told by a psychic that only she must raise Aaron. Aaron was sought after by the Others while still in his mother's womb and was kidnapped by Rousseau shortly after his birth.
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Randy Nations
Status: Flashback Character (Alive)
Randy had been the manager at Mr. Clucks for a while, where he was Hurley's boss. After Hurley won the lottery, he bought the Mr. Clucks and was then Randy's boss. After Mr. Clucks was destroyed by a meteorite, Randy worked at a box company in Tustin, California. There he was John Locke's boss and ridiculed him for aspiring to do great things despite his paralysis.
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Liam Pace
Status: Flashback Character (Alive)
Liam is the older brother of Charlie Pace and lead singer for the band Driveshaft. Liam was adamant about trying to make Driveshaft work, despite Charlie's concerns. After finding success, Liam became addicted to heroin and other drugs, which pained Charlie, who became an addict himself. After the band folded and he had a daughter, Liam moved to Australia with his family, sobered up, and offered help to Charlie.
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The technical features of PhotoMOS™ relays, especially those with low CxR values, make them ideally suited for measurement and test applications. They switch AC and DC signals free of distortion and with virtually no power loss.
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Pinetti, also called Chevalier Pinetti, in full Giuseppe Pinetti de Wildalle (born 1750, Orbetello, Italy—died 1800, Russia), conjurer who founded the classical school of magic, characterized by elaborate tricks and the use of mechanical devices (suitable, as a rule, for stage performance only). While touring Europe in the 1780s, he introduced the second-sight trick (the apparent transference of thought from the magician to his assistant), automata, and escape tricks, including chain releases and escape from the "thumb tie." He used elaborate stage apparatus and draped tables, with trapdoors operated by offstage assistants.
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A year to rival 2013 and even 2009
The 2015 vintage was as close to perfection as can be imagined: enough rain to keep the vines in rude health; warm, dry and windy in between, keeping the moulds away. We had great help in the winery and vineyard with Sara d'Ambra from Italy spending her second season in our winery and continuing her trials with funky yeasts. In the vineyard we had 3 hardworking backpackers from northern Germany with us for most of the vintage. They knew nothing about grapes and wine, but were quick learners and tireless, meticulous shoot thinners and leaf pluckers. As a result, in combination with Malcolm and Michael, they kept the vineyard in picture-book condition. Every single variety yielded masses of near perfect fruit. The only issue was that with warm sunny weather during the growing season, everything ripened at once leading to some very long days and nights in the winery managing multiple simultaneous ferments. Somehow Malcolm and Sara coped to produce wines that impeccably reflected the amazing quality of the fruit.
Was there an eyebrow raised at "masses"? The 2013 and 2015 vintages provide examples which explode the myth that lower yields equate to higher quality. 2013 and 2015 were high-yielding vintages. Both have produced trophy-winning wines. The fact is that on a productive site, a vine without a good fruit load puts too much energy into the canopy which shades and starves the berries. 2011 was a case in point; low yields, ordinary quality . Since then we have following the advice (tentatively at first) of Dr Peter Dry from the AWRI managing our high vigour site by leaving more buds to produce more bunches and higher grape yields. The results speak for themselves. Of course, since we depend largely on natural rainfall, our yields are still quite low (10 t/ha tops) relative to the irrigation districts where growers pile on water to produce mega-tonnes of quite dilute fruit and can crop at more than 30 t/ha.
The first bottlings from 2015 reinforce the point very well. The Pinot Noir Rosé yielded 30% more than its long-term average, and won a gold medal (very rare for a Rosé). Our 2015 Amara (blend of Viognier, Pinot Gris & Chardonnay) won silver medal and we are confidently waiting on the performance of the Pinot Grigio as soon as it recovers from bottle shock. The reds and the Chardonnay won't be bottled until February 2016 or later, but barrel samples are showing immense promise. What a joy! Quantity, even more than the 102 tonnes in 2013, and quality, likely to be better than the 2013, were that possible.
Would it be too much to hope for to have the 2016 vintage approach this. The signs are promising. Good rain at the moment with a forecast El Nino to give us a warm dry finish. The vines look beautiful right now. But remember, it only takes one hail storm to spoil all that. Oh the joys of primary production.
A Vintage of Contrasts
Summer 2013/14 at Lake George was very warm and dry and was promising to be another great vintage. It allowed our wonderful deep soil to demonstrate again the resilience that it provides for our vines, which showed no signs of stress. We stared harvesting in February - very early for us - as the weather had been so warm. But then, at the end of February 2014, it started to rain. And cool down.
The whites, Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio, had ripened well and came off early in excellent condition. The earliest red, our mainstay, Pinot Noir, also ripened with minimal rain damage. And what damage there was we were able to easily eliminate on the sorting table. This was not the case with the later reds. Over the next 2 weeks the Merlot and Cabernet Franc suffered. We had to remove about one third of the crop to get rid of the rain damage. The result was unexpected: the fruit produced barrels of deliciously perfumed, elegant wine. We can only wait hopefully to see how it ends up in the bottle, but we are hopeful.
The latest wine of all, the Shiraz, did not fare so well. Almost all of the crop was still unripe when the worst of the rain hit. We lost most of the crop. It was a really sad outcome in what had been looking like a record vintage. We managed to retrieve a barrel or 2 from the highest and ripest part of the vineyard which we blended with some fruit from an excellent vineyard in Murrumbateman. The wine certainly won't be up to the standard of the great years, 2008, 2009 and 2013, but with some delicate handling and careful winemaking - we will have a very drinkable wine.
That's primary production for you.
Jim Lumbers
This vintage report, written in August 2014, was pretty accurate - good early fruit, but lots of losses from late rain. What it didn't say was that the Shiraz Viognier (the tiny amount left after we discarded all the damaged fruit) is turning out to be quite exceptional. With only 40 dozen, there are not many shows a wine can enter, but this has already won two trophies - not bad for a crop that we very nearly wrote off completely. It might be noted that despite some losses due to rain, the 2014 Pinots have done pretty well too, winning top and second top gold in the Canberra Wine Show. With this background, you might understand why we are so very joyful about the 2015 vintage (see above).
It rained at all the right times during the 2013 harvest, except for one awkward weekend when the Chardonnay was nearly ready to pick. So a 5% loss there, but thanks to hand picking and sorting, quality maintained. Then everything dried out and we had days and days of sunshine with only morning mists to kick the noble rot on in the Pinot Gris. The winery team worked brilliantly under great pressure to process our biggest crush ever: 102 tonnes.
As for quality? It is very early, but we are impressed. After the stresses of 2011 and 2012, it is a great relief to see good coloured, healthy reds taking up every millilitre of space. Will it equal or exceed the great year of 2009 where we topped both the Australian National and the London International wine shows for Shiraz/Syrah? We will see.
2012 has been a unique vintage - among the wettest (along with 2011 and 1989) and the coolest (since 1996). The 2012 vintage concluded with the Shiraz, and then the Botrytis Pinot Gris in May.
As with the 2011 vintage, the fruit developed excellent flavours and colours at lower than usual Baumes, creating opportunities for interesting, complex and elegant wines at lower alcohol levels.
Unfortunately, two factors combined to limit quantities. The first was a spell of cold weather in October/November which reduced pollination and so, fruit set. The second was widespread, severe rain in February, which took a toll on many (but not all) varieties on the Lerida Estate vineyard, with disease risk and subsequent fruit loss.
An extraordinary effort by both contract and volunteer pickers minimized the impact on the whites and Rosé. One team of volunteers stood in ankle deep water snatching Pinot Noir for Rosé from the most low-lying part of the vineyard. A similar effort was required for half the Chardonnay.
Timing of the rain events was particularly debilitating for later ripening red varieties as they were followed by a succession of cool misty mornings, which slowed ripening and heightened the disease pressure. Careful hand picking and intensive use of the sorting table eliminated all defective fruit, and in the end, losses were relatively light compared to 2011, although the poor fruit set meant that the total crop was down.
Unsurprisingly, the conditions were ideal for Botrytis Pinot Gris, with April and May's misty mornings and sunny days transforming the grey mould in Noble Rot quite dramatically.
It is hard to tell at this stage, but we are quietly confident that the whites, especially the Pinot Gris, and the Rosé will be outstanding, along with the Botrytis Pinot Gris and possibly the Pinot Noir.
Jim Lumbers
25 May 2012
Challenging. Damp. Pleasantly surprising.
The 2011 vintage has been all of these and more. As the wettest growing season on record for the district, we have discovered that a sturdy raincoat, tenacity, sharing advice with other local growers, and a commitment to making the best possible wine has all contributed to a positive outcome for a potentially difficult year.
The first fruit off the vine was Pinot Noir for the Lake George Rosé. Picked in early March to reduce the risk of early disease onset, a recent tasting of the young wine demonstrated a light, elegant palate with distinctive strawberry aromas. Lovely.
A week later the Pinot Gris started coming in. We decided to pick the fruit at two different ripening points: the first batch was picked early to maintain freshness, acidity and ensure minimum botrytis influence, whilst the second had riper flavours, a higher sugar level and around 5% botrytis to add complexity and depth to the palate. Both batches were hand sorted to ensure that only desirable botrytis and sound fruit was processed.
We had a busy two weeks in the barrel room at the end of March as the Chardonnay started coming in. 50% of the juice was fermented in French oak for the wooded Chardonnay, and the remainder has been set aside for our fresh, lively unwooded Chardonnay. The barrel ferments went through smoothly and will be routinely hand-stirred over the next 11 months to add richness, depth and palate weight to the elegant base wine.
During late April the main focus was on fermenting and pressing our reds. We were very happy with the Merlot and Cabernet Franc that were scrupulously picked and sorted to ensure that no diseased fruit was processed. Both varieties have just finished fermenting and will be moved to barriques to mature for the rest of the year until they are blended by our tasting panel to produce a structured, complex, full-bodied red wine.
At the moment, we are pressing Pinot Noir, filling barrels and keeping a close eye on the Shiraz Viognier that has just started ferment. Even at this early stage, red fruit aromas and are prominent and the distinctive viognier lift is coming through. A very promising start for one of our flagship wines.
We pick the botrytis Pinot Gris in the week beginning 2 May. That will signal the end of the vintage. Now for the hard work in the winery…
Jim, Anne, Malcolm (winemaker) & Faye (assistant winemaker)
1 May 2011
We tasted the 2010 whites : Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Viognier, two days ago and what a relief. The vintage has been so challenging with early warm weather in November accelerating ripening, and then heavy rain in early February bringing on bunch rots. We were forced to be extremely selective in picking only the cleaner bunches, and them working hard on the sorting table to see that everything that got into the press was 100% free of mould. The only exception was in the Pinot Gris, where a tiny bit of botrytis can add a little complexity. However, even here, we discarded about 5% of the crop. Because of the discards and because we are tending to sell out earlier than we would like, we 'looked over the fence' so to speak and brought in some lovely fruit from our next door neighbour at Lake George, some from 40 year-old vines.
The results prove that adversity can sometimes be the ally of excellence. The wines are lovely, with levels of varietal aromatics that we have not seen before. We cannot wait to get them into the bottle and let them settle down. Except of course for the Chardonnay which is looking forward to an 11 month sojourn in oak interrupted by fortnightly lees stirring. When it emerges , it should be at least the equal of the 2006, our multi-award winner that has beaten almost all of Australia's top Chardonnays in different shows.
There is also rather a lot of botrytis Pinot Gris, but since this required extensive settling and racking to clean up the slightly excessive botrytis character, it is still fermenting and won't be ready for evaluation for a few months - around the time of the Fireside Festival master class we hope. See the full Fireside program here...
The reds are less straightforward. Quantities are down slightly due to the need for rigorous culling to eliminate every last vestige of bunch rot. However, once again we obtained some very promising fruit from our next door neighbour's vineyard. Overall the vintage was very early , with picking almost done by mid-April - still later than most of Australia, but much earlier than in the past when we have been picking in May, and in 2005, in June. What effect this acceleration in ripening will have on wine quality is hard to tell at this stage. We should have a better idea by July. Our guess is that the wines will be a little lighter than 2008/09, and certainly lower in alcohol than the 2005 and 2006 vintages. None of this is necessarily a bad thing and it could be quite good. Certainly, there is no evidence of premature ageing due to the problems caused by the rain , which is testimony to the unwavering attention to detail of the sorting table crews, braving bee stings and bad backs to keep the fruit clean.
I will keep you posted!
Jim Lumbers


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A great day in rural Berkshire studying for a Continuous Professional Development Certificate from the Yoga Alliance.
In this workshop we will focus on Anatomy and Physiology and how it relates to your teaching practice.
After this workshop, you will be able to:
- Quickly identify common ailments and utilise appropriate yoga postures for remedial purposes.
- Modify a variety of postures for students with issues like: body weight, scoliosis, chronic back pain, frozen shoulders, fear of back-bends, inversions and more...
- Visualise and understand the complexity of the spine, hips and muscular structure.
- Have greater confidence in your abilities as a yoga teacher.


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Friday, 7 June 2013
The Inspiration for my new crime mystery Chasing the Dark – by guest author, Sam Hepburn
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Sounds intriguing.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Heather, I had a lot of fun trying to concoct a really tight conspiracy.Delete
I can see why you were fascinated by the image on the scrap of paper - there is something haunting about it. You book sounds fascinating, good luck with it.ReplyDeleteReplies
It's strange - the more I look the more haunting it seems.Delete
Fascinating - and I love the book trailer made by your son and his friend. V professional.ReplyDeleteReplies
It was really spooky how much my son looked like the boy on the cover of the book, which is why he did the running - the directing was all done by his friend George.Delete
Loved hearing about the inspiration behind the book - and now looking forward to reading Chasing the Dark! Thanks Sam.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Savita, I really hope you enjoy it.Delete
The inspiration for 'Chasing The Dark' sounds fascinating, Sam. I was gripped by your extract reading from the book on LoveReading4kids and look forward to finding out what happens next.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Paula, I'm waiting for my copy of Blood Tracks to arrive so I can get reading!Delete


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Though the use of cannabis oil is dangerous when being overdosed, it is still useful to a lot of doctors who finds this oil helpful in treating their patients. The main reason why this article has been written is to inform you on the different advantages that you will surely get if you are going to know online stores which provide the best cannabis oil that you can have for yourself. Below is going to be a continuation of this discussion.
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Getting up and out of a hostel
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Left the hostel early in the moring after very little sleep, we had -
2 snorers
3 Squuky bunk beds
1 very late arrival at about three!
I contributed needed a midnight run to the bathroom ony to realise that my pass card was in the locker. what to do. I left it for all of 10 minutes as the situation became more urgent .
I squeeked out of bed rumbled around for my key and phone for some light.
As soon as I turn my phone on I get three beeping messages! I quietly unlock the locker and open the doors. The doors springs take over and swing both doors into the metal bunk beds either side!
Having this on my mind in the morning I was determined to make a better effort.
I allready had my pass card ready and went for a shower, coming back into the room turns out I wasnt the only noisy one, some one had an alarm constantly going off in the locker. so the only thing I could really do to not disturb the peace is keep the lights off and dont use the door :o/
Well after getting the first half done without a problem I 'd packed my bag creeped down stairs.
"Checking out sir?"
"I will need your locker key"
"b#*ger" (he didnt know that word!)
Off I went to get my key, i wish he had told me right then I would be needing to hand in my towel as well.
I can only take comfort in two things
The fact that when I last saw the other guy getting up he was hopping on one foot trying to get his other leg in his trouresr iminently heading for the bunk beds.
I blame the doors for allot of the noise too.


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Dr Frank Lai
Senior Research Fellow / Director of International Teaching Partnerships
Phone: +44 (0)113 34 35350
Room: 1.02
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com_
Research Group: Human Factors and Safety
Key Research Interests
- Road safety
- Traffic management
- Intelligent Transport Systems
- Technologies and mobility
- Road user behaviour and attitude
- Human factors and Human Machine Interaction
Employment History
- 02/2011: Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
- 08/2003: Research Fellow, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
- 09/2001: Research Officer, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
- 04/1999: Tutorial Assistant, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
- B.A., Traffic and Transport Management, Tam Kang University, Taiwan, 1993.
- M.Sc. (Eng), Transport Planning and Engineering, University of Leeds, 1997.
- Ph.D., Transport, University of Leeds, 2005.
Professional Engagements
- Editor-in-Chief of IET Intelligent Transport Systems
- Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
- Member of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT).
- Journal reviewer:
- Safety Science
- Accident Analysis and Prevention
- Transport Policy
- Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice
- Environmental Impact Assessment Review
- Applied Ergonomics
- Cognition, Technology & Work
- Human Factors
- Journal of Advanced Transportation
- European Journal of Automation
- IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems
- IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine
- Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering
- International Journal of Human Computer Interaction
- Research funding reviewer:
- Economic and Social Research Council, UK
- The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research
- Technology Foundation, the Netherlands
- Estonian Research Council
- Romanian Executive Agency for Higher Education, Research, Development and Innovation
Administrative Experience
- 01/2015 - date: Director of International Teaching Partnerships
- 03/2014 - date: Teaching Enhancement Scheme Coordinator
- 09/2010 - date: Advisor to International Students
- 11/2011 - 12/2015: Director of Short Courses
- 09/2010 - 09/2013: Chair of IT Committee
- 09/2005 - 09/2010: Member of Computing Committee
- 07/2010 - 10/2010: Staff Manager of the Safety Group
- 03/2006 - 01/2007: Staff Manager of the Safety Group
Research Projects
- The effect of new technologies on speed distributions, funded by EPSRC, 1999-2001.
- Effectiveness of the National Driver Improvement Scheme (NDIS), funded by Department for Transport, 2001 - 2005.
- Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA), funded by Department for Transport, 2001 - 2006.
- Human Machine Interface and the Safety of Traffic in Europe (HASTE), funded by European Commission, 2002 - 2005.
- Adaptive Integrated Driver-vehicle Interface (AIDE), funded by European Commission, 2004 - 2008.
- Interaction between speed choice and road environment, funded by Department for Transport, 2006-2008.
- Effects of Automated Systems on Safety (EASY), funded by EPSRC, 2007-2010.
- Speed Limit Adherence and its effect on road safety and climate change, funded by Commission for Integrated Transport, 2007-2008.
- Field Operational Test Support Action (FESTA), funded by European Commission, 2007-2008.
- Field Operational Tests Networking and Implementation (FOT-NET), funded by European Commission, 2008-2010.
- IT for Error Remediation and Trapping Emergencies (ITERATE), funded by European Commission, 2008-2011.
- Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) for Lancashire, funded by the Department for Transport, 2009-2011.
- ecoDriver (Supporting the driver in conserving energy and reducing emissions), funded by European Commission, 2011-2015.
- Public Health Variable Message Signs, funded by Birmingham Primary Care Trust, 2012-2013.
- UDRIVE (eUropean naturalistic Driving and Riding for Infrastructure & Vehicle safety and Environment), funded by European Commission, 2012-2017.
- Scoping study on pedestrian safety, funded by First Group plc. 2014.
- Evaluation of the National Speed Awareness Course, funded by the Department for Transport, 2015-2017.
Undergraduate modules
- Transport, Mobility and Safety [TRAN2070]
Masters modules
- Transport Data Collection and Analysis [TRAN5031M]
- Traffic Management [TRAN5210M]
- Safety of Road Transport [TRAN5761M]
Masters dissertation supervision
Past topics
- The impact of roadside advertising upon driver distraction
- What catches drivers' attention?
- Studying vehicle emissions in 20mph zones
- Reducing speed limit for single carriageway roads: is there sufficient gain in safety?
- Speed limit compliance and enforcement strategies
- Speed management in 20mph zone
- Effectiveness of 20 mph zones on road casualty reduction
- Study of signalised intersections in the Kingdom of Bahrain
- Immigrants and road safety campaign
- What are the causes of increased levels of cycling?
- Add-on functionality to portable sat nav systems: what do drivers want?
- Mobile technologies and road safety
- Young drivers and their involvement in road traffic accidents in Leicestershire
- Deployment strategy of electric vehicles
- Speed limit for motorways: a case study of increasing speed limits
- Effectiveness of Variable Message Signs
- Elderly's travel pattern and travel time
- Evaluation of priority pedestrian crossings
Current topics
- Pedestrian crossings design considerations
- Vulnerable Road Users and Intelligent Transport Systems
- Creditability of speed limits
- Mobile devices and pedestrian road safety
PhD thesis supervision
Past topics
- Evaluating the effectiveness of the National Driver Improvement Scheme
- Investigating confidence through assessment and comparison of perceived and actual skills
Current topics
- The effective use of ITS and other advanced communication technologies in reducing the transport impacts of disasters
- Policing strategies for road safety improvement
- Appropriate speeds: impact on road safety and environment
- Traffic safety and risk perception
Future topic areas
I am interested in supervising the following topic areas.
- Intelligent Transport Systems and Vulnerable Road Users
- Future transport provision and mobility
- Electric vehicles: uptake and long term impacts
- Road safety countermeasures for different road user groups
- Immigrants and road safety
- Mobile devices and road safety
- Speed limits and appropriate speeds
- Novice driver training, including pre-test and post-test training
- Promoting walking and cycling: health benefits and risks
- Traffic management techniques
- Merat N; Jamson A; Lai F; Daly M; Carsten O (2014) Transition to manual: Driver behaviour when resuming control from a highly automated vehicle, Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 27, pp.274-282. doi: 10.1016/j.trf.2014.09.005
- Jamson AH; Merat N; Carsten OMJ; Lai FC (2013) Behavioural changes in drivers experiencing highly-automated vehicle control in varying traffic conditions, Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 30, pp.116-125. doi: 10.1016/j.trc.2013.02.008
- Carsten O; Lai FCH; Barnard Y; Jamson AH; Merat N (2012) Control task substitution in semiautomated driving: Does it matter what aspects are automated?, Human Factors, 54, pp.747-761. doi: 10.1177/0018720812460246
- Merat N; Jamson AH; Lai FCH; Carsten O (2012) Highly automated driving, secondary task performance, and driver state, Human Factors, 54, pp.762-771. doi: 10.1177/0018720812442087
- Lai F; Carsten O; Tate F (2012) How much benefit does Intelligent Speed Adaptation deliver? - An analysis of its potential contribution to safety and environment, Accident Analysis and Prevention, 48, pp.63-72. doi: 10.1016/j.aap.2011.04.011
- Lai F; Carsten O (2012) What benefit does Intelligent Speed Adaptation deliver? - A close examination of its effect on vehicle speeds, Accident Analysis and Prevention, 48, pp.4-9. doi: 10.1016/j.aap.2010.01.002
- Barnard Y; Carsten OMJ; Lai FCH (2012) From a theoretical model to a predictive simulation model of operator interaction with support systems: designing experiments to build the numerical simulation, Cognition, Technology and Work, pp.1-13. doi: 10.1007/s10111-012-0249-0
- Lai F; Carsten O (2011) Intelligent speed adaptationthe next generation of traffic management tools, ICTE 2011 - Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Transportation Engineering, pp.865-870. doi: 10.1061/41184(419)143
- Merat N; Lai F; Jamson SL (2011) The comparative merits of expert observation, subjective and objective data in determining the effects of in-vehicle information systems on driving performance, Safety Science, 49, pp.172-177. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2010.07.005
- Carslaw DC; Goodman PS; Lai FCH; Carsten OMJ (2010) Comprehensive analysis of the carbon impacts of vehicle intelligent speed control, Atmospheric Environment, 44, pp.2674-2680. doi: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2010.04.046
- Jamson S; Lai F; Jamson H (2010) Driving simulators for robust comparisons: A case study evaluating road safety engineering treatments, Accident Analysis and Prevention, 42, pp.961-971. doi: 10.1016/j.aap.2009.04.014
- Lai F; Hjälmdahl M; Chorlton K; Wiklund M (2010) The long-term effect of intelligent speed adaptation on driver behaviour, Applied Ergonomics, 41, pp.179-186. doi: 10.1016/j.apergo.2009.03.003
- Lai F (2009) ISA presents a huge potential to deliver safety benefits, Traffic Engineering and Control, 50, pp.348-350.
- Jamson AH; Lai FCH; Carsten OMJ (2008) Potential benefits of an adaptive forward collision warning system, Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 16, pp.471-484. doi: 10.1016/j.trc.2007.09.003
Book Chapters
- Barnard YF; Carsten O; Lai F (2011) From Theoretical Model to Experimental Data: A Structured Approach to Design Experiments to Seed a Model of Vehicle Operation with New Systems, In: Carlo CP (Ed) Human Modelling in Assisted Transportation, Springer-Verlag New York Inc, pp.109-117.
- Merat N; Jamson AH; Lai FCH; Carsten OMJ (2010) Automated driving, secondary task performance and situation awareness, In: de Waard D; Axelsson A; Berglund M; Peters B; Weikert C (Ed) Human Factors: A system view of human, technology and organisation, Shaker Publishing B.V., pp.41-53.
- Lai FCH; Barnard Y (2010) Spotting sheep in Yorkshire: using eye-tracking for studying situation awareness in a driving simulator, In: de Waard D; Axelsson A; Berglund M; Peters B; Weikert C (Ed) Human Factors: A system view of human, technology and organisation, Shaker Publishing B.V., pp.249-261.
Internet Publications
- Jamson AH; Lai FCH; Carsten OMJ (2008) Potential benefits of an adaptive forward collision warning system, . doi: 10.1016/j.trc.2007.09.003
- Jamson S; Lai FCH; Jamson AH; Horrobin A; Carsten O (2008) Interaction between Speed Choice and Road Environment, .
- Lai F; Chorlton K; Simpkin R; Fowkes M (2008) Results of Truck Trial, .
- Carsten OMJ; Fowkes M; Lai F; Chorlton K; Jamson S; Tate FN; Simpkin R (2008) Intelligent speed adaptation: Final report, .
- Conner MT; Lai FCH (2005) Evaluation of the effectiveness of the National Driver Improvement Scheme, .
Conference Papers
- Merat N; Jamson HA; Lai F; Carsten O (2014) Human Factors of Highly Automated Driving: Results from the EASY and CityMobil Projects, ROAD VEHICLE AUTOMATION pp.113-125. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-05990-7_11


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PHOENIX -- Walter McCarty pushed hard for the trade that
brought him to Phoenix, and he says he is ready to fill whatever
role the Suns require, even if he seldom leaves the bench.
"I'm a great team player," McCarty said after his first
practice with the Suns on Thursday. "If I have to be a
cheerleader and supporter, that's what I'll do. I'm here just to
add to what they've already done. I'm not going to complain about
The Suns acquired the 31-year-old McCarty and cash from the
Boston Celtics on Monday in exchange for a second-round draft pick.
Coach Mike D'Antoni sees the newcomer as a backup to Shawn
Marion, the small forward excelling at the big forward spot in the
speed game that has propelled Phoenix to a 39-11 record.
"We expect him to help us," D'Antoni said. "He's a guy that
can definitely space the floor. He can play the game like Shawn
Marion plays it. It gives us another guy to do what we're doing."
It remains to be seen how many minutes McCarty can expect.
"We'll kind of play it by ear," the coach said, "but if Shawn
needs a rest or if Shawn has the flu or if Shawn has something else
to do that day and doesn't show up for a game, he'll fit right in.
Minutes and rotation, we'll see how it goes."
The 6-foot-10 McCarty, in his ninth NBA season out of Kentucky,
averaged 3.7 points and 1.8 rebounds with the Celtics, and saw his
playing time diminish with the Celtics' youth movement. He pushed
for a trade and made no secret that Phoenix was his preferred
"I really believe in this team right here, and this coaching
staff, and this organization," McCarty said. "They've got a lot
of good players, guys who are good on and off the court. I wanted
to be in that type of environment, with a lot of mature players and
a chance to win."
McCarty, who has good shooting range and can run the floor, sees
his role as an energizer.
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He is the second experienced player added to the Suns' bench in
recent weeks. Jim Jackson, who refused to report to New Orleans
after he was traded by Houston, was traded by the Hornets to
Phoenix and has made an immediate impact.
D'Antoni said the Suns were fortunate to find two players who
wanted out of their situations, and Phoenix was in a position to
take advantage of that.
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D'Antoni said. "We got lucky to be able to get him. And now even
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exception and he was unhappy in Boston, and that doesn't happen
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Hand-in-hand with these objectives goes an increasing emphasis on the importance of raising public awareness and improved public access to environmental information. SFT's Internet-based public information system "State of the Environment Norway" (www.environment.no) addresses this in providing up-to-date environmental information. SFT has overall editorial responsibility for the service - launched in January 2003 - which covers nine main topics and provides answers to questions ranging from the size of Norway's greenhouse gas emissions to the impact of hazardous substances on health and the environment. Norway has proven itself to be at the forefront - among the first countries in Europe to publish information covering both national and regional environmental conditions.
Norwegian researchers are exploring near-zero emission platform technology using fuel cells combined with carbon capture to help meet climate targets.
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Obama said that last year, the bailout for GM had added up to a $49.5 billion taxpayer bailout. The US Treasury is expected to get $13.6 billion from the IPO.
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IHSA boys basketball state playoff highlights are coming to CSN and CSNChicago.com on Tuesday night as we'll have cameras all over the state for six of the eight super-sectional games.
Below we preview all eight super-sectional games in Class 3A and Class 4A as you can catch these highlights streaming on CSNChicago.com at 11 p.m.
These highlights will also air on TV as CSN Fast Break has the same highlights at 12 a.m. on Wednesday morning with re-runs airing all Wednesday morning on CSN and CSN+.
Class 4A Super-Sectionals (bracket order)
Whitney Young vs. Evanston, 7:00 p.m. at Chicago State -- This will be a tremendous matchup as the Dolphins and Wildkits are both playing great ball. Whitney Young (24-7) is a legitimate Class 4A state title contender as Lucas Williamson, Javon Freeman and Xavier Castaneda is a very talented perimeter trio. Evanston (28-3) is one of the most balanced teams in the state as senior Nojel Eastern is playing some of his best basketball of the season.
Fremd vs. Jacobs, 8:00 p.m. at Sears Centre -- These two teams are a combined 60-1 as this is a huge game for both conferences. The Vikings (30-0) are coming off a dramatic buzzer-beating win over Conant as Kyle Sliwa continues to be one of the area's most clutch players. Jacobs (30-1) knocked off Larkin in sectional play as senior big man Cameron Krutwig, a Loyola commit, nearly had a quadruple-double.
Bolingbrook vs. Naperville North, 7:30 p.m. at NIU -- Bolingbrook is still unbeaten at full strength this season as they're peaking at the right time once again. The Raiders (28-1) had a dramatic comeback win over Joliet West to win a sectional title as senior Nana Akenten (Nebraska) leads the deepest team left in the field. Naperville North (25-5) is not a team to be taken lightly. The Huskies have wins over Wheaton-Warrenville South and Evanston this season as senior Mitch Lewis is one of the area's more underrated players.
Other games in Class 4A
Edwardsville vs. Simeon, 7:00 p.m. at ISU -- This could very well be considered the Class 4A state title game as these might be the two best teams in Illinois. The Wolverines are playing great ball lately as they've recently taken down Marist and Thornton in impressive fashion. Senior Evan Gilyard and juniors Kezo Brown and Talen Horton-Tucker form a talented trio that is leading the way for a deep and balanced team. Edwardsville counters with Mr. Basketball favorite Mark Smith as the unsigned senior is having a monster final season.
Class 3A Super-Sectionals (bracket order)
St. Viator vs. Fenwick, 6:00 p.m. at Sears Centre -- The Friars (28-4) will be the heavy favorite in this one against St. Viator (15-16) as they have one of the most balanced teams left. Fenwick has talented seniors like Jacob Keller and Jamal Nixon while freshman D.J. Steward has emerged as one of the area's most productive newcomers. St. Viator is below .500 but they went 6-3 in a rugged ESCC to prepare for games like this.
Marengo vs. Bloomington, 6:00 p.m. at NIU -- Bloomington (25-4) has had high expectations all season long while playing in events filled with Chicago-area teams like the Pontiac Holiday Tournament and the Martin Luther King event at Wheaton-Warrenville South. They face Marengo (25-7) as the Indians are coming off a strong season in the Kiswaukee Valley.
Morgan Park vs. Hillcrest, 7:00 p.m. at Joliet Central -- Morgan Park (23-6) will be the favorites in this one behind junior guard Ayo Dosunmu as he's been one of the area's best players this season. Hillcrest (22-7) already lost to the Mustangs by 18 points in December at the Proviso West Holiday Tournament but they have played well recently to make another super-sectional appearance.
Other games in Class 3A
Centralia vs. Lanphier, 7:00 p.m. at Prairie Convention Ctr. -- Lanphier (27-3) is getting great play from Yaakema Rose during the state tournament as they're going to be favored in this one. Centralia (22-9) has won six consecutive games as their defense has been very good during the state tournament.


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IONI, TEXAS (Anderson County). Ioni was on Ioni Creek twenty miles southeast of Palestine and ten miles east of Elkhart in southeastern Anderson County. The community and creek were named for the Ioni Indians who camped in the area; arrowheads and other Indian artifacts have been found on the site. Ioni had a post office from 1848 to 1900. In 1884 the community had an estimated population of sixty, served by three churches, a steam gristmill, a cotton gin, a general store, and a district school. By 1896 the population had fallen to around twenty-five, and the site had Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches. The community probably disappeared sometime in the early twentieth century, as it was not listed on county highway maps by the 1930s.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:Pauline Buck Hohes, A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas (San Antonio: Naylor, 1936).
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